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Melania Trump and Barron Trump Accept Christmas Tree on the Steps of the White House - Duration: 2:40.
christmas is coming early to the White House Christmas tree growers from
Wisconsin on Monday presented the White House Christmas tree to First Lady
Melania Trump and Baron Trump First Lady Melania Trump and her son
Barron have given the symbolic go-ahead on the Christmas tree that is to grace
the Blue Room of the White House this year the 19 and 1/2 foot balsam fir was
delivered to the White House a few days earlier than normal
previous administrations accepted the tree on the Friday after Thanksgiving
the ceremony which has been overseen by generations of First Lady's mark
Washington's official kick off for the holiday season standing before a 19-foot
balsam fir tree from Wisconsin Mullaney awara red turtleneck black pants and a
blue and red plaid coat as she approved the tree given to the Trump family by
longtime growers Jim and Diane Chapman the National Christmas Tree Association
selected husband and wife Diane Chapman and Jim Chapman and their son and
business partner David Chapman to present the tree to the first lady the
family owned silent night evergreens in endeavor Wisconsin we are so honored to
be selected again as the national grand champion being a guest of the White
House's should only be a dream for small farmers like us and we are very excited
about our trip to Washington Diane Chapman said the Chapmans have provided
the White House Christmas tree in both 1998 and 2003 and this year
1a growers contest hosted by the National Christmas Tree Association the
Chapmans did not present a tree from their own farm though because most
commercial tree farms don't have large enough trees for the White House the
tree must be at least 18 and 1/2 feet tall
instead White House officials picked a tree from another Wisconsin grower to go
in the Blue Room the season the fir tree arrived to the doors of the White House
in a horse-drawn carriage to the sound of holiday carols sung by a quartet even
before he was elected president Donald Trump has vowed to end what he deemed to
be liberals war on Christmas by putting the holiday at the center of American
life specific steps taken in this regard are
yet to be seen the tree approval ceremony has been a White House fixture
since the 1960s later this week the Trump family departs to their mar-a-lago
Resort in Florida for Thanksgiving you
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Trump designates North Korea as state sponsor of terrorism - Duration: 2:09.
Our starting point this morning,...
The Trump administration has designated North Korea as a terror sponsor,... in a move aimed
at dialing up pressure on the regime... for its nuclear and missile developments.
The redesignation comes in nine years after Pyongyang's name was removed by the George
W. Bush administration.
North Korea now joins Iran, Sudan and Syria on the blacklist.
Yu Joonhee reports.
During a cabinet meeting on Monday,...
President Donald Trump announced the U.S. will designate North Korea as a state sponsor
of terrorism.
Saying it should have happened "a long time ago"... Trump accused the regime of supporting
international terrorism... in addition to threatening the world with nuclear devastation.
(English) "This designation will impose further sanctions
and penalties on North Korea and related persons and supports our maximum pressure campaign
to isolate the murderous regime..."
He cited the murder of Kim Jong-un's half brother in Malaysia earlier this year,...
by a pair of individuals suspected of acting under orders from North Korea.
Trump also referred to the death of American student Otto Warmbier... who was detained
by Pyongyang for over a year-and-a-half... as well as other victims of North Korean oppression
and brutality.
He said... the Treasury Department will announce the additional sanctions soon... which he
promised will be of the "highest level".
The U.S. president ended his remarks by urging North Korea to be lawful,... and bring an
end to its illegal nuclear and ballistic missile developments.
Following that meeting,...
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said in a White House press briefing... that the latest
move will help dissuade third parties from supporting the regime.
Tillerson emphasized... it was part of a peaceful campaign of pressure... and the U.S. was ultimately
hoping for a diplomatic solution to resolve tensions with the North.
Pyongyang's reinstatement on Washington's list of terror sponsors,... comes nine years
after its removal by the George W. Bush administration... as part of a denuclearization deal which ultimate
failed.
North Korea joins Iran, Sudan, and Syria on the blacklist... which bars them receiving
U.S. aid... in addition to tougher financial restrictions.
Yu Joonhee, Arirang News.
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Trump Just Overtook Every Major European Leader in Popularity Polls - Duration: 1:42.
If you listened to the left, you might think that most Americans are unhappy with President
Donald Trump's performance — especially in comparison to Europe's biggest leaders.
But you would also be wrong.
While the left loves to rub low poll numbers in Trump's face, what they won't tell
you is that he is doing better in the polls than major European leaders.
According to the latest Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll, Trump's
approval rating sits at 41 percent.
This is higher than Europe's liberal leaders, according to a Zogby poll.
Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May and French President Emmanuel Macron both have
an approval rate of just 28 percent.
German Chancellor Angela Merke's approval rating sits at 40 percent.
Those numbers are bad news for left-wing darlings.
Considering the amount of love that these liberal leaders get from the left and the
mainstream media, along with the amount of hate that Trump gets, these numbers are as
incredible as they are telling.
Ever since before the presidential election, the left has consistently worked to paint
Trump in an unfavorable light.
The media loves to gloat about Trump's low approval numbers but you can bet they won't
take the time to point out that popular leftists across the ocean aren't faring any better.
These numbers will no doubt enrage liberals, and it's doubtful this news will be given
much covered from the media.
Imagine how high Trump's numbers would be if the mainstream media didn't try to drag
him through the mud at every possible opportunity.
This country would really be winning.
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Whoopi Has Message for 'Stupid' UCLA Players You're Lucky Trump Could 'Get Your A**s Out' of China - Duration: 2:59.
For more infomation >> Whoopi Has Message for 'Stupid' UCLA Players You're Lucky Trump Could 'Get Your A**s Out' of China - Duration: 2:59. -------------------------------------------
Trump designates North Korea as state sponsor of terrorism - Duration: 2:01.
North Korea is back on Washington's list of sponsors of terror, which opens up the door
to even more sanctions on the regime.
It was nine years ago that Pyongyang was taken off the list by the George W. Bush administration.
Arirang's Yu Joonhee explains why the regime was relisted... and what it means in terms
of sanctions.
During a cabinet meeting on Monday,...
President Donald Trump announced the U.S. will designate North Korea as a state sponsor
of terrorism.
Saying it should have happened "a long time ago"... Trump accused the regime of supporting
international terrorism... in addition to threatening the world with nuclear devastation.
(English) "This designation will impose further sanctions
and penalties on North Korea and related persons and supports our maximum pressure campaign
to isolate the murderous regime..."
He cited the murder of Kim Jong-un's half brother in Malaysia earlier this year,...
by a pair of individuals suspected of acting under orders from North Korea.
Trump also referred to the death of American student Otto Warmbier... who was detained
by Pyongyang for over a year-and-a-half... as well as other victims of North Korean oppression
and brutality.
He said... the Treasury Department will announce the additional sanctions soon... which he
promised will be of the "highest level".
The U.S. president ended his remarks by urging North Korea to be lawful,... and bring an
end to its illegal nuclear and ballistic missile developments.
Following that meeting,...
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said in a White House press briefing... that the latest
move will help dissuade third parties from supporting the regime.
Tillerson emphasized... it was part of a peaceful campaign of pressure... and the U.S. was ultimately
hoping for a diplomatic solution to resolve tensions with the North.
Pyongyang's reinstatement on Washington's list of terror sponsors,... comes nine years
after its removal by the George W. Bush administration... as part of a denuclearization deal which ultimate
failed.
North Korea joins Iran, Sudan, and Syria on the blacklist... which bars them receiving
U.S. aid... in addition to tougher financial restrictions.
Yu Joonhee, Arirang News.
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Melania Trump welcomes this year's White House Christmas tree - Duration: 2:36.
For more infomation >> Melania Trump welcomes this year's White House Christmas tree - Duration: 2:36. -------------------------------------------
Le président Trump au Sommet des chefs d'entreprise de l'APEC 2017 - Duration: 2:21.
For more infomation >> Le président Trump au Sommet des chefs d'entreprise de l'APEC 2017 - Duration: 2:21. -------------------------------------------
WATCH: Texas Agent Killed At Mexico Border, So Trump Halts Cabinet Meeting To Unleash Hell - Duration: 3:54.
Over the weekend, two brave Border Patrol agents stationed along the porous border between
Texas and Mexico were ambushed by a group of illegal immigrants who bashed them in the
head with blunt objects.
One of the agents, Rogelio Martinez, was killed on the scene, while the other agent was critically
injured.
Then, on Monday, President Donald Trump halted his Cabinet meeting in order to unleash hell
on the suspects who attacked the border patrol agents and those on the left who essentially
allowed the assault to take place thanks to their support for open borders.
On Sunday, a pair of Border Patrol agents were attacked while on duty in Texas.
One did not escape with his life.
The other agent, who was injured, was immediately sent to a local hospital where he remains
in serious condition.
"A U.S. Border Patrol agent died this morning as a result of injuries sustained while on
patrol in the Big Bend Sector," U.S. Customs and Border Protection said in a statement.
"Agent Rogelio Martinez and his Big Bend Sector partner were responding to activity
while on patrol near Interstate 10, in the Van Horn Station area," the statement added.
"Agent Martinez's partner reported that they were both injured and in need of assistance,"
the statement continued.
"Responding agents provided immediate medical care, and transported both agents to a local
hospital.
Big Bend Sector was later told that Agent Martinez expired from his injuries.
His partner remains in the local hospital in serious condition."
Brandon Judd, the president of the National Border Patrol Council (NBPC) told the media,
"We don't know exactly what happened because we weren't there.
However, just from agents that were working in the area, reports are saying it was an
attack and it would appear to be an ambush."
President Donald Trump was furious when he heard about the tragic incident, as he has
been pushing Congress to approve an impenetrable border wall for months now.
At Monday's cabinet meeting, Trump paused to recognize the two brave men involved in
the ambush.
Glancing up from his notes, Trump said, "As you heard, we lost a border patrol officer
just yesterday, and another one was brutally beaten, and badly, badly hurt."
The president added, "We talk about the wall.
We're going to have the wall.
It's part of what we're doing.
We need it."
Indeed, America needs the border wall now more than ever.
Lives literally depend on it.
Americans voted for Trump because they know that the wall is a necessary component in
making our country safe again.
Without the wall, criminals will continue to pour into our country and harm our law-abiding
citizens.
Trump ended his Cabinet meeting on Monday with a heartfelt message to the two Border
Patrol agents' families, saying, "My respect to the families that were so badly hurt yesterday.
Because they were devastated, those two families were devastated."
Devastated is a good way to describe the shock of learning that your loved one will not return
home ever again after leaving for work one morning.
That is if words could adequately describe something so horrific.
The bleeding heart liberals who champion open borders as a means to "help" illegal immigrants
must realize that they are hurting American citizens in the process.
Quite literally, they have blood on their hands; the blood of Rogelio Martinez, a legal
U.S. citizen who gave his life in service to our country.
Please keep the families of these men in your prayers this week.
And, keep pushing to build the wall along our border with Mexico which will keep dangerous
illegal immigrants out!
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Message To Donald Trump AKA (The President) - Duration: 0:09.
hey and I got a message for you what is it tail Donald Trump to have a great
Thanksgiving because big ball is
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ALERT: O'Reilly Destroys Anti-Trump UCLA Dad, He Had This Coming - Duration: 3:11.
It is not very often that you see a parent respond ungratefully when their child gets
saved from a horrific circumstance.
It is even stranger to see the parent ungrateful when their child caused the heinous situation
to unfold.
Bill O' Reilly took to Twitter to talk about how President Trump "has every right to
call out the ingratitude of LaVar Ball."
Ball's son was arrested in China when he and two other UCLA teammates shoplifted and
got busted.
Instead of thanking President Trump for getting his son and teammates out of jail he downplayed
the entire situation, even making his son's crimes seem insignificant.
According to The Daily Mail, LaVar Ball was asked how he felt about President Trump saving
his shoplifting son from jail.
Ball's response was "Who?"
His son and UCLA basketball player, LiAngelo Ball–as well as his two teammates Jalen
Hill and Cody Riley, came back to the US this week after they were detained in China for
shoplifting.
Ball added, "What was he over there for?
Don't tell me nothing.
Everybody wants to make it seem like he helped me out."
Instead of being happy that his son isn't facing three to ten years in prison in China,
this is his response.
The students were arrested Tuesday after stealing sunglasses from a Louis Vuitton outlet by
their hotel.
The price of the glasses played a role in the length of their potential punishment.
Ball went on to describe the situation as "not a big deal."
He did mention that he was "happy how things were handled," but never personally thanked
or acknowledged the President.
LaVar Ball continued: "They try to make a big deal out of nothing sometimes.
I'm from L.A. I've seen a lot worse things happen than a guy taking some glasses."
His effort to downplay the situation was immediately noted by O'Reilly.
Mr. O'Reilly concluded: "The man's son was spared the Chinese criminal justice system
because Trump intervened.
Mr. Ball then insulted Trump.
Anyone who defends Mr. Ball is misguided in the extreme."
President Trump took to Twitter after the event to ask if people think that the UCLA
players will thank him for saving them.
The President also noted that they could have received up to ten years in prison for the
theft.
Surprisingly, all three players did come out to thank President Trump during a press conference
that took place after they made it home.
William Nee, a Hong-Kong based researcher of the Chinese court system, explained the
severity of their crime.
"I would say they could be in quite a bit of trouble if they have solid proof that they
shoplifted," Nee said.
The moral here is that a little gratitude goes a long way.
The political identity of the person who saved your son from ten years in prison should be
irrelevant.
Instead, gratitude could have been displayed bringing people closer together.
Bill O'Reilly covered the story last night on his official site where he decimated Ball
for not showing a little appreciation towards President Trump…and rightfully so.
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Road closures and tight security before President Trump arrives - Duration: 1:23.
For more infomation >> Road closures and tight security before President Trump arrives - Duration: 1:23. -------------------------------------------
Trump designates North Korea as state sponsor of terrorism - Duration: 2:03.
During the George W Bush administration North Korea was taken off Washington's states sponsors
of terror list as part of a denuclearization deal.
The nuclear and missile upgrade obsessed regime is included back in it.
Meaning the door's flung open wider for more sanctions to be slapped on the rogue state.
Yu Joonhee starts us off with the implications of this measure by the U.S.
During a cabinet meeting on Monday,...
President Donald Trump announced the U.S. will designate North Korea as a state sponsor
of terrorism.
Saying it should have happened "a long time ago"... Trump accused the regime of supporting
international terrorism... in addition to threatening the world with nuclear devastation.
(English) "This designation will impose further sanctions
and penalties on North Korea and related persons and supports our maximum pressure campaign
to isolate the murderous regime..."
He cited the murder of Kim Jong-un's half brother in Malaysia earlier this year,...
by a pair of individuals suspected of acting under orders from North Korea.
Trump also referred to the death of American student Otto Warmbier... who was detained
by Pyongyang for over a year-and-a-half... as well as other victims of North Korean oppression
and brutality.
He said... the Treasury Department will announce the additional sanctions soon... which he
promised will be of the "highest level".
The U.S. president ended his remarks by urging North Korea to be lawful,... and bring an
end to its illegal nuclear and ballistic missile developments.
Following that meeting,...
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said in a White House press briefing... that the latest
move will help dissuade third parties from supporting the regime.
Tillerson emphasized... it was part of a peaceful campaign of pressure... and the U.S. was ultimately
hoping for a diplomatic solution to resolve tensions with the North.
Pyongyang's reinstatement on Washington's list of terror sponsors,... comes nine years
after its removal by the George W. Bush administration... as part of a denuclearization deal which ultimate
failed.
North Korea joins Iran, Sudan, and Syria on the blacklist... which bars them receiving
U.S. aid... in addition to tougher financial restrictions.
Yu Joonhee, Arirang News.
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Trump's Staff Feeds Him Fake Polls To Keep Him Happy - Duration: 3:10.
Donald Trump still believes that any poll showing that his approval rating is somewhere
between 36 and 41% is fake news, so how could someone like Donald Trump, the president of
the United States, consistently continue to deny reality?
Well, you can actually blame his staff for that.
A new report shows that Donald Trump's staff inside the White House has actually been feeding
him phony polls that show his approval rating much higher than 41%, which is currently what
the highest credible poll shows it at.
These staffers are giving Donald Trump internal polls, polls only conducted among Republican
Party faithfuls, Republican donors, or just polls consisting of only Donald Trump supporters,
so obviously those numbers are going to have a much higher approval rating and those are
the polls that these staffers are feeding to the president, giving him plenty of ammo
to say that all of the other real polls are just fake news when in reality he's the one
being given fake news by his staff.
In this particular instance, the staff is at fault.
I know that Donald Trump is volatile and they're just doing this to keep him happy, but at
some point you can't continue to push this man into full-blown dementia because you don't
want to face his wrath, because you're worried about the kind of reaction he'll have if you
show him a Gallup poll showing that his approval rating is 40%.
That doesn't matter.
I get that he's probably not the best person to work for.
I understand his anger issues.
There have been plenty of reports on that, but you are doing this country a tremendous
disservice by handing this moron a poll showing that his approval rating is much higher than
it actually is, and you're giving him what he believes is credibility to go on Twitter
and call these other outlets fake news, something which his brain-dead supporters will then
go out there, retweet, and back him up on.
You're poisoning the public discourse just because you want to keep this idiot man-child
president happy.
That's not how reality works.
That's not how the presidency works.
That's not the job of the White House staff.
I know at one point there actually was a guy who had a job whose only position was to pull
together a thing of positive news stories every day and hand them over to Trump, but
he's gone now, so can we dispense with this?
Can we put an end to it?
Can we stop feeding the president fake news just to make him feel better?
If somebody's temper is that volatile, if their emotional instability is that great,
they probably shouldn't be serving as the president of the United States to begin with.
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Trump vows to play a role in House Senate tax negotiations - Duration: 2:07.
Trump
vows to play a role in House-Senate tax negotiations.
by Sarah Westwood.
President Trump said Monday he plans to participate actively in tax reform negotiations if the
House and Senate have an opportunity to reconcile their versions of tax legislation in the weeks
ahead.
"With the Democrats giving us no votes for tax cuts for purely political reasons � obstructionists
� it will be up to the Republicans to come through for America.
I think they will.
I hope they will," Trump said before a Cabinet meeting at the White House.
"It's up to the Senate, and if they approve it, the House and the Senate will get together.
I'll be there, right in the middle of it, and we will come up with a bill that will
be spectacular for growth and spectacular for the people of this country."
Trump praised House Republicans for passing a tax cut last week and expressed optimism
that Senate Republicans would soon find the votes to advance its slightly different tax
bill in the coming days.
"I want to congratulate the House of Representatives for passing a vital and historic tax cut last
week, and I'm very hopeful the Senate will do the same very soon," he said.
"We're going to give the American people a huge tax cut for Christmas.
Hopefully that will be a great, big, beautiful Christmas present," Trump added.
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Miami, Palm Beach Protests Over Trump Admin. Ending Haitian TPS - Duration: 2:46.
For more infomation >> Miami, Palm Beach Protests Over Trump Admin. Ending Haitian TPS - Duration: 2:46. -------------------------------------------
Trump declares North Korea a sponsor of terrorism – but experts warn move may trigger World War 3 - Duration: 6:36.
Trump declares North Korea a sponsor of terrorism – but experts warn move may trigger World War 3
DONALD Trump has officially declared North Korea is back on the US' watch list for
state sponsored terrorism amid rising tensions over Kim Jong-un's nuclear weapons programme.
The US President made the announcement on Monday as he blasted North Korea for repeatedly
supporting "acts of international terrorism, including assassinations on foreign soil"
– believed be a reference to the murder of Kim Jong-un's half-brother Kim Jong-nam
earlier this year.
The designation will allow the US to impose more sanctions which will be announced on
Tuesday.
President Trump said: "In addition to threatening the world by nuclear devastation, North Korea
has repeatedly supported acts of international terrorism, including assassinations on foreign
soil.
"This designation will impose further sanctions and penalties on North Korea and related persons
and supports our maximum pressure campaign to isolate the murderous regime."
He added that North Korea, who was removed from the list in 2008 under then-President
George W Bush, should have been re-listed "a long time ago".
Ed Royce, the Republican chairman of the House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee,
called the decision "an important step in our efforts to apply maximum diplomatic and
financial pressure on Kim Jong-un."
However, Democratic senator Edward Markey dismissed the designation, adding it "ratchets
up the rhetoric" but does nothing to hold North Korea accountable for its weapons programme.
Meanwhile, some experts, including a former chief US negotiator during the 1994 North
Korean nuclear crisis, have warned it could be a "miscalculation" by Trump and "just
further cements a dangerous game of escalatory brinkmanship" amid World War 3 fears.
The list includes Iran – designated in 1984, Sudan – added in 1993, and Syria – listed
in 1979.
The announcement comes after a United Nations report revealed that North Korean weapons
were discovered on Iranian ships on route to war-torn Somalia.
According to the report, the Iranian ship was smuggling machine guns from North Korea
to arm militants in Somalia and Libya.
A UN diplomat earlier asked: "Why are Iranian and North Korean small arms finding their
way into Somalia from Libya?
Do they date from before the arms embargoes against both North Korea and Iran?
How did they get there from Libya?
"It certainly emphasises the point that Somalia is a country awash with arms and still
very fragile."
Earlier this year a North Korean ship was also seized after it was caught carrying a
huge supply of weapons to Egypt.
More than 30,000 rocket-propelled grenades discovered on board the freighter named the
Jie Shun which the hermit kingdom had decorated with deceptive Cambodian colours.
The designation follows Trump's return from a 12-day, five-nation trip to Asia in which
he made containing North Korea's nuclear ambitions a centrepiece of his discussions.
The rogue state has made no secret of its plans to develop a nuclear-tipped missile
capable of hitting the US mainland and has fired two missiles over Japan in the second
half of this year.
On September 3, North Korea detonated its sixth and largest nuclear test, which sparked
an artificial earthquake with a magnitude of 6.3.
Meanwhile, South Korea's spy agency said on Monday that the despotic nation may conduct
additional missile tests this year to improve its long-range missile technology and ramp
up the threat against US.
However, experts believe the 'state sponsor of terrorism' designation will be largely
symbolic as North Korea is already heavily sanctioned by the US.
State Secretary Rex Tillerson added: "The practical effects may be limited but hopefully
we're closing off a few loopholes with this."
In his announcement, Trump remembered Otto Warmbier, the college student from Ohio who
died in June shortly after his return from North Korea, where he was held for more than
a year.
His death caused outrage in the United States and further inflamed tensions with Pyongyang.
But a US intelligence official has warned that Trump's last move could backfire and
escalate tension further amid fears nations are on the brink of triggering World War 3.
Speaking on condition of anonymity, the official said Kim could respond in a number of ways,
including renewing missile or nuclear tests in "a very volatile environment".
The official added that the move also could also damage US relations with China, who Trump
has repeatedly been pushing to put additional pressure on the despotic regime.
Meanwhile, others have argued that re-listing North Korea will severe any chance of dialogue
– the nation had been removed under the Bush administration in 2008 in a bid to encourage
denuclearisation talks.
Robert Gallucci, the chief US negotiator during the 1994 North Korean nuclear crisis, said:
"I don't see how this helps, and it might just be an important miscalculation."
Harry Kazianis, director of defence studies at the Washington DC-based public policy think
tank Center for the National Interest, added: "Sadly, this action by the Trump administration
just further cements a dangerous game of escalatory brinkmanship where neither side is giving
the other any off-ramp."
North Korea was first put on the United States terrorism sponsor list in 1987 after the bombing
of a Korean Air flight that killed all 115 people aboard.
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Trump Designates North Korea As State Sponsor Of Terrorism - Duration: 2:13.
Trump
Designates North Korea As State Sponsor Of Terrorism.
RYAN PICKRELL.
President Donald Trump is relisting North Korea as a state sponsor of terrorism, according
to White House pool reports.
North Korea was recognized as a state sponsor of terror for two decades but was removed
from the list in 2008.
�It should have happened years ago,� Trump told reporters, citing assassinations on foreign
soil, an apparent reference to the assassination of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un�s half-brother
Kim Jong Nam in Malaysia with a banned chemical weapon, and the brutal treatment and death
of Otto Warmbier.
Trump called North Korea a �murderous regime,� adding that the U.S. will impose �the highest
level of sanctions� on the rogue regime.
The president mulled relisting North Korea as a state sponsor of terror as he traveled
across Asia on a five-country tour that took him to Japan, South Korea, China, Vietnam,
and the Philippines.
On his trip, he announced that he would make a decision upon his return.
North Korea will joint Iran, Sudan, and Syria on the list.
Countries designated as state sponsors of terrorism are subject to �restrictions on
U.S. foreign assistance; a ban on defense exports and sales; certain controls over exports
of dual use items; and miscellaneous financial and other restrictions,� according to the
U.S. Department of State.
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