Trump Showing Maps Of North Korea To Kid Rock Looks A Lot Different After Indictment
The story that Trump showed maps of North Korea to Kid Rock in the Oval Office looks a lot more criminal after the Jack Smith indictment.
The story that Trump showed maps of North Korea to Kid Rock in the Oval Office looks a lot more criminal after the Jack Smith indictment.
In an interview with The New York Times, President Moon Jae-in of South Korea said former president Donald Trump “beat around the bush and failed” on negotiations with North Korea for its denuclearization. “He beat around the bush and failed to pull it through,” Moon said of Trump. “The most important starting point for both…
Speaking to CNBC, President Donald Trump’s former national security adviser John Bolton blamed the Trump administration for souring relations between the United States and North Korea, “The fact is that we wasted a lot of time with Trump’s failed diplomacy with North Korea,” Bolton said. “Rogue states need time to perfect their nuclear capabilities, their…
President Donald Trump attacked his former national security adviser John Bolton, referring to him as a “Wacko” over Bolton’s claims about Trump’s relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un. “Just heard that Wacko John Bolton was talking of the fact that I discussed ‘love letters from Kim Jong Un’ as though I viewed them as…
Speaking at yesterday’s White House press conference, President Donald Trump said he knows the health status of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, claiming that he could not “tell you exactly” the status of Kim’s health but that he did have a “very good idea” about his condition. Saying the world would know more “in…
A North Korean official has called President Trump an old and weak person whose mental faculties are declining.
President Donald Trump elevated Kim Jong Un and North Korea and now they’re dictating terms to him/the United States and humiliating the president.
Biden waited for Air Force One to touch down on US soil and then unloaded on the president for siding with Kim Jong-un in attacking the former vice president.
By not condemning North Korea’s attack on Joe Biden, Trump is welcoming and encouraging their interference in the 2020 election.
Chuck Todd took Sarah Sanders apart for saying that Trump sided with North Korea against former vice president Joe Biden.
President Donald Trump started off his Sunday morning with another assault on the media, which he thinks is treating him more unfairly than any other president in history. In a multi-tweet attack , the president called the press “ the most hostile and corrupt in the history of American politics,” and then listed off what…
President Donald Trump and North Korea’s Kim Jong Un concluded their second summit in Vietnam ended with no joint agreement after Kim insisted sanctions be lifted on his country. The highly touted and much publicized meeting thus ended in a stalemate. Trump said that negotiators from the United States walked away from the meetings after…
North Korean state media on Sunday broadcast an editorial blaming Democrats and U.S. intelligence officials for undermining this week’s planned summit between President Trump and North Korea’s Kim Jong Un. They also issued a veiled threat, saying the U.S. could face “security threats” if criticism of the summit continued. The state news agency KCNA accused…
Philip Mudd, the ex-deputy director of the CIA‘s Counterterrorist Center and the FBI‘s National Security Branch said on CNN this morning that he believes Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Dan Coats will be fired by Donald Trump. The reason, Mudd said, is that Trump has a history of firing people who don’t agree with him….
Donald Trump posted several tweets this morning that directly contradict national security intelligence on several major foreign policy matters, showing that he is doing actual damage to the country. When Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Dan Coats testified before the Senate Intelligence Committee yesterday, he drew significant media attention by breaking with multiple points Trump…
Trump tantrumed that he is not a baby when he was challenged on his claim that he loves brutal North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un.
Some U.S. officials and analysts say Pyongyang has yet to take concrete measures to show it is prepared to give up a nuclear arsenal that threatens the United States.
China on Saturday denounced Donald Trump’s accusation that Beijing is stalling efforts to disarm North Korea as “irresponsible.” China on Saturday called Donald Trump "irresponsible" after the US President cancelled his top diplomat's latest trip to North Korea and suggested Beijing was stalling efforts to disarm Pyongyang. https://t.co/Sw7QRg6SiJ — Aybars Mumcu (@AybarsMumcu) August 25, 2018…
Republicans who spent years accusing Obama of bowing down to America’s enemies are watching Donald Trump bow down to a North Korean regime that has threatened to attack the United States.
After talks with a delegation led by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo , that it says were “regrettable” North Korea accused the United States of undermining the accomplishments from last month’s summit between President Trump and Kim Jong Un. “BREAKING: North Korea says talks with Sec. Pompeo were “regrettable,” and accuses the US of trying…
North Korea has made Trump look like an idiot on the world stage by showing no intention of getting rid of their nuclear program.
President Donald Trump must have gotten a good night’s sleep because he hit the ground running this morning, going on Twitter and posting a barrage of off-the-wall tweets. His last tweet was outlandish in that he is encouraging employees of the Washington Post newspaper to go on strike. He also asked if the Post is…
Donald Trump this morning went to Twitter to declare that we are now safe from nuclear war thanks to him, and the biggest enemy we have in this country is the news media that does not cover him fairly. “So funny to watch the Fake News, especially NBC and CNN,” the president wrote. “They are…
Trump managed to give up everything while getting no firm commitment to denuclearization and no verification process as he got played by North Korea.
Trump told reporters that he doesn’t need to prepare for the summit with North Korea because it is about “attitude.”
U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis said on Sunday that Americans should expect a “bumpy road” ahead in negotiations with North Korea over denuclearization. His comments were clearly intended to inject a dose of reality into the media spectacle created by his boss President Donald Trump around the on-again, off-again summit with Kim Jong Un of…
Maybe we should call it McDonald’s Diplomacy. The latest analysis by the CIA of North Korea’s overtures to the United States said Kim Jong Un will not ever get rid of his nuclear weapons but instead will offer to open a hamburger franchise in North Korea as a sign of goodwill. On Tuesday three U.S….
Kim Yong Chol, a four-star general in the North Korean army, landed in Beijing’s airport on Tuesday on his way to the United States to attend meetings with the Trump administration to discuss salvaging the scheduled June 12 summit in Singapore. The summit between Kim Jong Un and President Trump was called off last week by…
North and South Korea’s leaders held a hastily arranged secret meeting on Saturday in their attempts to salvage the June 12 summit between Kim Jong Un and Donald Trump. Kim and South Korean President Moon Jae-in talked for two hours and afterwards they were hopeful they had a plan to convince America’s president that the…
Trump bragged that he didn’t have to pay ransom to get US hostages that should have never been taken back from N. Korea, but the policy of the US government is to never pay ransom for hostages.
Trump showed no regard for the safety of journalists by canceling the summit, while they are still in N. Korea to “witness” the “destruction” of a nuclear test site.
Trump is lowering expectations and walking back his planned North Korea summit by saying that the meeting may not happen on June 12. Video: Trump said, “We’re moving along. We’ll see what happens. There are certain conditions we want. If we get those conditions, we don’t have the meeting. Frankly, it’s a chance to be…
President Donald Trump spoke on the telephone Saturday to South Korean President Moon Jae-in to discuss his worry that North Korea is not serious about reaching an agreement on denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula. Recent statements from North Korea have thrown uncertainty into the planning for the upcoming summit between Trump and Kim Jong Un…
The head negotiator for North Korea was back to his belligerent self on Thursday, and called the government of South Korea “ignorant and incompetent.” North Korea is still upset that South Korea is holding joint air force exercises with the United States. When they say they want to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula what they mean is…
North Korea’s underground nuclear test site has been rendered unusable after most of the mountain on top of it collapsed, according to a group of Chinese scientists. The collapse means there won’t be any more missile testing going on there, and it may also mean there could be radioactive leaks threatening the environment and the…
When Donald Trump announced on March 8th that he intended to meet with North Korea’s president Kim Jong Un , The Washington Post wrote that Korea had “snookered the credulous American president into a high-profile summit that is likely to end in disaster one way or another.” Since then Kim has told the world that he is wants…
Only in a military dictatorship will you find a leader crazy enough to spend money on building monuments to his favorite inter-continental ballistic missiles (ICBMs). But that is exactly what is going on in North Korea. Dictator Kim Jong Un has decided that the country needs to spend money on these monuments (even though his…
While President Trump and Vice President Pence proceed to use severe rhetoric when discussing relations with North Korea, the governments of the two Koreas are continuing to take diplomatic steps to ease tensions that have existed between them for decades. The latest show of cooperation is a surprising invitation to the North Korean capital Pyongyang…
“The only war that’s worse than one that’s intended is one that’s unintended. This is not the stuff to be tweeting about.”
Trump dropped the commission, but he plans to direct the Department of Homeland Security “to review these issues.”
Trump’s temperament has been a concern since before he was even elected a year ago, but those worries have only increased since he took office.
The United States is quietly pursuing direct diplomacy with North Korea, a senior State Department official said on Tuesday, despite U.S. President Donald Trump’s public assertion that such talks are a waste of time.
Clinton explained how Trump is playing right into the hands of the North Korean regime and elevating Kim Jong Un with his tweets.
“I would love if they’d support HR-669, which is legislation I’ve introduced with Sen. Ed Markey, that prevents the president from launching a nuclear-first strike without congressional approval.”
North Korea is preparing to test a long-range missile which it believes can reach the west coast of the United States, a Russian lawmaker just returned from a visit to Pyongyang was quoted as saying on Friday.
When asked by reporters what he meant by “calm before the storm,” Trump said, “You’ll find out,” before being whisked away.
As all of this unfolds, the President of the United States is tweeting more North Korea threats likely from the seat of a golf cart at his ritzy resort in New Jersey.
Trump’s tough talk is fooling no one, especially not the North Koreans, and Americans are feeling less safe as a result.
When Sec. of State Rex Tillerson was asked what the US will do if North Korea detonates a hydrogen bomb in the Pacific, he uttered six words that should scare the American people. The ultimate decision to launch a nuclear war will be up to Donald Trump.
When even the crazy guy who is starving his own people to death thinks Donald Trump is deranged, it is time for the American people to take a good, long look at Trump’s fitness for office.
This is just more evidence that Trump admires the tactics of authoritarian figures like Kim Jong-un.
Trump’s North Korea policy was put on display on Sunday morning, as the President’s plan to deal with the nuclear weapon pursuing regime is to mock them on Twitter.
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson accused North Korea on Friday of threatening the entire world, after Pyongyang fired a missile over Japan for the second time in under a month in defiance of international pressure over its missile and nuclear programs.
Clinton laid out a rational plan to solve the North Korea threat and said Trump is being “played” by Kim Jong-un.
The Trump White House’s threats toward North Korea are being backed up by serious study as the administration is researching the consequences of a new land war on the Korean Peninsula.
It was three minutes of North Korea-style propaganda, served up to portray Trump as a president who’s fighting for working men and women.
The South Koreans are trapped between an unstable North Korea with an accelerating nuclear program, and a US president who they think is nuts.
Defense Secretary James Mattis warned North Korea that any threat to the United States would be met with a massive and overwhelming military response.
Trump responded to another nuclear test by North Korea with empty threats that only make the US look like a joke.
Trump can continue to threaten to invade whichever country he’s mad at on a given day, but he’ll be doing so without the support his own party, the American people or the international community.
Trump responded with a whiny fit about his critics when he was asked by reporters about criticism that his rhetoric towards North Korea is making the situation worse.
Trump’s increasingly dangerous and hostile North Korea rhetoric appears to be rooted in a single Washington Post report.
“If we have to, we’ll go to war,” Graham told a South Carolina CBS affiliate.
After eight years of an administration who took these issues seriously, we now have a president who loses his cool at the slightest provocation.
Facts are facts: Barack Obama was a reassuring adult in an increasingly dangerous world, and Donald Trump is a man-sized toddler pushing the world closer to nuclear war.
It’s difficult to find an issue that Trump approaches in a thoughtful or knowledgeable way, but the idea of winging it when it comes to nuclear war is stunning and dangerous – even for this president.
The North Korean regime mocked Trump’s threats of an attack against them and called them a load of nonsense.
Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) didn’t pull any punches when he described Trump’s behavior towards North Korea as erratic and making a bad situation even worse.
Having failed to make Trump popular in any other way, the White House is admitting that they are trying to provoke a new Cuban missile crisis with N. Korea. After Sec. of State Rex Tillerson told the American people that they could sleep well at night: "Americans should sleep well at night." Rex Tillerson doesn't…
Sen. Ben Cardin (D-MD), the ranking member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, explained to the American people that contrary to Trump’s bluster, war with North Korea would not be quick or glorious. Here is Cardin’s statement in response to Trump’s threats to N. Korea: Unlike Trump, Sen. Cardin knows what he is talking about….
Col. Lawerence Wilkerson, Colin Powell’s former chief of staff, took apart Trump and made the President seem way out his league by pointing out that Trump seems to think deTraling with N. Korea is like negotiating a casino deal.
President Trump managed to take a moment in between rounds of golf in New Jersey to threaten a potential World War III by launching a military attack on North Korea.
Trump confirmed intelligence that the US had picked up to North Korea by retweeting a Fox News story that contained leaked classified intelligence from an anonymous government official.
The top Democrat in the US Senate is urging Donald Trump to get off of his backside and apply more economic pressure to China as the North Korea crisis accelerates.
Donald Trump was trying to talk tough to North Korea, but his response to a reporter’s question revealed a president without a plan who doesn’t appear to have the slightest clue of how to handle a looming potential crisis.
President Donald Trump said on Friday that North Korea’s nuclear and ballistic missiles program required a “determined response,” and that the era of “strategic patience” with North Korea’s government had ended.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) is sounding the alarm that Donald Trump could be taking the United States into a nuclear war with North Korea.
By saying that the United States could be heading for a major, major conflict with North Korea, Trump sounded like a president who is itching to start a war.
Trump and North Korea is an eerily frightening reiteration of the Bush administration’s fear-mongering about Saddam Hussein’s Iraq.
There is more to foreign policy than showing off America’s ships. Hopefully, the commander-in-chief will soon realize that.
Trump wanted to remind everybody in the room that he was, in fact, still president, before ditching the meeting and letting the “grown ups” deal with the national security crisis.
The Trump administration has asked the entire US Senate to the White House for a briefing on North Korea that will take place on Wednesday afternoon. Could this administration be making a case for a war in North Korea?
After bombing two countries, provoking North Korea, and losing an aircraft carrier, the Trump administration is now picking a fight with Iran.
“What happens if North Korea launches another missile?” asked Fox News’ Ainsley Earhardt finally. Trump’s answer was, “We’ll find out.”
Being a Democratic candidate in Georgia isn’t always easy, particularly in the district he is hoping to represent, but Ossoff is doing it right.
“We’re going to abandon the failed policy of strategic patience. But we’re going to redouble our efforts to bring diplomatic and economic pressure to bear on North Korea”
“And I’ve got to tell you, though, I’ve never been so concerned, as I am now, for the state of this country and world relations.”
“Can you believe that, with all of the problems and difficulties facing the U.S., President Obama spent the day playing golf” Trump asked in 2014
Trump’s isolationist hypocrisy is the least of our problems. It is where that hypocrisy is taking us, and at an ever-increasing pace
As you can see from the polling, conservatives, far from reacting with outrage, have instead laid back and lit up in the post-coital afterglow
With Trump in charge of America’s nuclear arsenal – like a toddler playing with a loaded firearm – Congressional oversight is a necessity.
A bully armed with a Twitter account is one thing, but the same bully with access to America’s nuclear arsenal is a whole other ballgame.
As the Russia scandal becomes increasingly explosive, so too does Donald Trump’s foreign policy.
“North Korea is looking for trouble. If China decides to help, that would be great. If not, we will solve the problem without them! U.S.A.”
“You have to wonder if Trump himself isn’t worried about what’s swirling around under the covers even more than what’s happening over in Pyongyang.”
The president-elect was hoping his inauguration celebration would be accompanied by “tanks and missile launchers.”
The North Korean state media agency published an endorsement of the presumptive GOP nominee on Tuesday, praising his campaign promises and hilariously calling him “wise” and “far-sighted.”
Marco Rubio wants to blame Obama for inaction, but it was the action of George W. Bush that drove North Korea to develop nuclear weapons
The hypocrisy of this nation co-sponsoring a resolution condemning anyone country for human rights abuses (torture) is beyond the pale. Particularly in light of the recent Senate Intelligence Report verifying what the world has known for several years; America is guilty of committing gross human rights abuses on its own citizens and “suspected terrorists” held in captivity.
Rep. Steve King (R-IA) is known for going out of his way to make blatantly offensive and outlandish comments in order to bring attention to himself. He stayed true to his reputation on Wednesday.