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President Trump is now on the third leg of his five-nation tour of Asia.

Chinese President Xi Jinping made sure Trump enjoyed his first night in Beijing with a

tour and banquet at China's historic imperial palace, the Forbidden City.

They started the second day of Trump's three-day visit,... with a welcoming ceremony... and

now they're getting down to some business.

For more, we have our Oh Jung-hee on the line...

Jung-hee, what's the latest?

Good afternoon, Daeun.

U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping held a bilateral meeting this morning.

During the opening remarks, President Trump said the time he had with President Xi last

night was excellent,... and that they were able to talk about the North Korea issue as

well as trade.

He added that China and the U.S. have the capacity to solve global problems if they

work together.

Their bilateral talks were followed by a meeting with the two countries' business leaders.

Here, President Xi said China's investment in the U.S. is rising rapidly, creating over

140-thousand jobs for the local people.

He also confirmed that Chinese companies will sign commercial contracts worth over 250 billion

U.S. dollars,... which reflects the "win-win nature" of U.S.-China economic relations.

In case of President Trump, he did not forget to mention North Korea at this meeting.

He said, to have prosperity, security has to come first,... and that China and the U.S.

stand (quote) "much on the same plane," especially in regards to North Korea's nuclear and missile

development.

He added that China can solve this issue very easily and quickly,... and expressed appreciation

to his Chinese counterpart for restricting trade with Pyongyang and cutting off all banking

ties.

Those were the remarks from the two countries' business exchange meeting,... and more are

to come during their joint news conference, which is expected to be held in less than

30 minutes, if everything goes as scheduled.

I will make sure to come back with more updates, Daeun.

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BREAKING: Trump's Flight Urgently Diverted On His Surprise Visit To North Korea After What Was Found - Duration: 9:23.

A scheduled surprise visit by President Donald Trump to the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) between

North and South Korea had to be canceled on Wednesday due to bad weather just hours before

Trump was set to address South Korea's National Assembly.

The early morning helicopter trip to the border zone between North and South Korea was called

off due to extremely heavy fog which resulted in poor visual conditions.

South Korea's President Moon Jae In had been planning to join Trump in the DMZ.

White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders said this visit would have marked the first

time both the presidents of the two nations would have visited the area together.

Trump is slated wrap up his two-day visit to Seoul with an assembly speech before heading

to Beijing as he seeks to gain international support to isolate North Korea even further.

Vice President Mike Pence visited the area back in April.

Check out what the America-hating socialists over at Common Dreams have to say about President

Trump's actions regarding North Korea:

After Surprise Visit to DMZ, Pence Tells North Korea 'All Options Are on the Table'

Critics condemn Trump administration's "unhinged foreign policy"

Seemingly unabashed after North Korea's warning last week of an imminent "thermonuclear

war," Vice President Mike Pence once again engaged in saber-rattling against the country

on a surprise visit to the demilitarized zone (DMZ) between North and South Korea on Monday.

"[W]e have plenty of reason to be frightened of Donald Trump's 'America First' foreign

policy, which doesn't serve Americans, much less anyone else around the world."

—Christine Hong, University of California Santa Cruz"All options are on the table"

when it comes to North Korea, Pence said as he stood alongside South Korea's acting

President Hwang Kyo-ahn, in Seoul, and promised "an overwhelming and effective response"

if North Korea launched a nuclear weapon.

"Just in the past two weeks we witnessed the strength of resolve of our new leader.

North Korea would do well not to test his resolve," Pence added, referring to President

Donald Trump's unilateral deployment of 59 cruise missiles to Syria and the U.S. military's

use of its largest non-nuclear bomb in Afghanistan.

Pence began a multi-country Asia tour with his planned visit to Seoul on Sunday, and

surprised observers by also visiting the DMZ on Monday.

Earlier Monday, when Pence spoke from the DMZ, the vice president vowed that the Obama

administration's "era of strategic patience is over."

While he spoke, North Korean soldiers stood mere feet away on the other side of the border,

and snapped photos of the vice president.

"President Trump has made it clear that the patience of the United States and our

allies in this region has run out and we want to see change," Pence said.

"We want to see North Korea abandon its reckless path of the development of nuclear

weapons, and also its continual use and testing of ballistic missiles is unacceptable,"

he continued.

Foreign policy and North Korea experts were highly critical of the vice president's

comments.

"I think what we're witness to is a kind of revisionism both with Vice President Prence

and Secretary of State [Rex] Tillerson.

They've made comments that [former president Barack] Obama's policy of strategic patience

is a thing of the past, and I think that that fundamentally misconstrues what the nature

of strategic patience was," said Christine Hong, a professor at the University of California

at Santa Cruz, on Democracy Now!

Monday.

"Far from being a kinder, gentler, or even softer policy toward North Korea, Obama's

policy toward North Korea was in point of fact one of warfare," Hong said, pointing

out the Obama administration's cyberwarfare campaign against the North Korean regime.

"Even the possibility of military action against North Korea […] would be inconceivable

if the Obama administration hadn't made the militarization of the larger Asia Pacific

region one of its topmost foreign policy objectives."

"The fact is that American nuclear intimidation of North Korea goes back to the Korean War,"

added Bruce Cumings, author of North Korea: Another Country, who also spoke on Democracy

Now!

Monday.

"After the Korean War in 1958 we installed hundreds of nuclear weapons in the south,

[we were] the first country to bring nuclear weapons to the peninsula," Cumings noted,

adding that "President Obama threatened North Korea with nuclear weapons many times,

by flying B-2 bombers over the South, dumping dummy bombs on islands, and so on.

It's natural that North Korea would seek a deterrent."

Hong further pointed out:

The U.S. performs the largest war games in the world with its South Korean ally, twice

annually.

And in the course of performing these military exercises it actually rehearses a number of

things.

It rehearses a decapitation of the North Korean leadership, the invasion and occupation of

North Korea, and it also performs a nuclear first strike against North Korea with dummy

munitions.

And so we have as one of the possibilities a preemptive nuclear strike against North

Korea.

That is the nature of the unhinged foreign policy that we're seeing on the part of

the Trump administration.

Even though North Korea and Kim Jong-Un serves as a convenient foil, a kind of bad guy, for

U.S. foreign policy within the larger Asia Pacific region, we have plenty of reason to

be frightened of Donald Trump's "America First" foreign policy, which doesn't serve

Americans, much less anyone else around the world.

"What's so terrible about [the United States' pre-emptive strike threat] is that

you essentially get a stand off, with North Korea having nuclear weapons, the U.S. having

nuclear weapons, but the North Korea not being able to use them anywhere without being turned

into a charcoal briquette," Cumings observed.

"That was General Colin Powell's reference to what would happen if North Korea launched

a nuclear weapon in anger."

Urging diplomacy instead of military action, Cumings continued:

I think the U.S. has quite purposefully ratcheted up the tension[…]

I don't think Vice President Pence is right that what President Trump has done has showed

strength and resolve.

It's one of the easiest things to fling 59 cruise missiles into Syria; apparently

the military has wanted to test this MOAB, "mother of all bombs," for some time,

and they went ahead and did it.

It's not clear what the outcome of either strike is.

It seems that Mr. Trump, who ran on an anti-interventionist platform, is actually enjoying the toys that

the military can provide to him, and perhaps using them in Korea, which would be a complete

disaster.

Sen. Ed Markey (D-Mass.), who sits on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, also urged

diplomacy on Monday, arguing that there is no military solution to the tensions on the

Korean peninsula.

In addition, Hong went on to argue that "we should all be mystified that successive U.S.

presidents have tried to outsource their foreign policy in the Asia Pacific to China, as if

they hold the same interests in the Asia Pacific region," and speculated that the "real

target" of Trump's saber-rattling in the Korean peninsula is not North Korea, but China.

"Every single amplified and ratcheted up war game was justified in the name of a dangerous

and unpredictable North Korea, but China understood full well what was happening, which was the

encirclement of China," Hong said.

"So North Korea has served as a very convenient ideological ruse for the United State's

military industrial complex, but the real target is China."

Sounds like those America-haters would rather have us nuked.

It is known that North Korea is currently working on an advanced version of its existing

KN-20 intercontinental ballistic missile that could potentially reach the west coast of

the United States.

This news comes less than six months after it launched its first ICBM.

Sadly three decades of appeasing the murdering dictator of North Korea has brought us to

this.

And this time I very much doubt a signed Michael Jordan basketball, as former president Bill

Clinton would send, will be enough to stop this whack job Fat Boy Kim Jong Un's current

temper tantrum.

This time we will have to face him head-on.

No more appeasing terrorists out of convenience, or because public opinion is influenced by

the leftists who sympathize with Kim Jong Un.

The more we appease scumbags like Fat Boy the more powerful they become.

It's time to take him out once and for all.

Before he has the ability to effectively counter attack.

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Trump Granted Special Honor Chinese Have Bestowed on No Other President. - Duration: 3:47.

Trump Granted Special Honor Chinese Have Bestowed on No Other President.

On Wednesday, as part of his trip to China, President Trump became the first U.S. president

to receive a dinner inside Beijing's Forbidden City, the New York Daily News reported.

"President Trump is being treated like a royal during his visit to China, and received

a rare dinner inside the country's most famed imperial palace," the newspaper noted.

"Trump arrived in Beijing on Wednesday as part of his 12-day tour of Asia, and was greeted

by a small army of children waving American and Chinese flags as part of an elaborate

welcoming ceremony."

According to WKOW-TV, no foreign leader has received a dinner inside the palace in 68

years — since the founding of the People's Republic of China.

The Forbidden City is an elaborate palace complex that served as the seat of the Imperial

Chinese Dragon Throne from 1420 to 1912.

It was built after Emperor Zhu Di moved the capital of the Chinese empire from Nanjing

to Beijing.

Constructed over a period of 14 years, it required a million workers to complete.

When the Republic of China came into being in the early 20th century, the Forbidden City

ceased to be the seat of government.

In 1925, parts of it became a museum.

While a state dinner in the Forbidden City is unheard of for a U.S. president, it is

worth noting that during Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to the United States

earlier this year, President Trump took him to Mar-a-Lago, a stately residence of slightly

more recent provenance.

I guess Xi was just returning the favor.

Fatuous jokes aside, the state dinner had obvious political implications.

In the past month, Xi has been in the process of one of the most impressive consolidations

of power in China since the Mao years.

In mid-October, the Chinese leader presided over the 19th Party Congress — a gathering

that, in a country where democracy is non-existent, serves in its decisiveness as the dictatorial

version of election night.

It was the first Party Congress Xi chaired, and, as The Economist noted, "(t)he test

will reveal whether he is a rule-breaker or a rule-keeper."

Xi definitely went the rule-breaker route.

At the Congress, he introduced "Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics

for a New Era."

That sounds more snoozeworthy than a cricket match on rain delay, but much like Ron Burgundy,

it's kind of a big deal.

A Chinese leader putting his name on a program that guides Beijing's future development

both nationally and internationally is almost unprecedented since Mao, and the fact that

it's mostly accepted by the party faithful has made Xi the most powerful Chinese ruler

in decades.

Or, as Trump put it more succinctly, "Now some people might call him the king."

Now that he's consolidated power at home, smoothing things over abroad is Xi's next

big challenge, particularly when it comes to the United States.

Trump has repeatedly called out China on trade and its relationship with North Korea, both

issues that could destabilize Xi's hold on power in the long term should things get

ugly.

Thus, the royal welcome and the state dinner inside the Forbidden City, a historical site

of considerable pride for a country known for considerable nationalism makes sense.

That's probably not going to make anyone in the Trump administration forget about Beijing's

on-again-off-again relationship with Pyongyang or its trade policies — but if flattery

won't get China everywhere in this case, one guesses Xi and his retinue hope it will

at least get them somewhere.

What are your thoughts on Trump's Asia visit?

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Donald Trump confronts North Korea and promises to solve 'ALL the world's problems' - Duration: 5:18.

Donald Trump confronts North Korea and promises to solve 'ALL the world's problems'

During his speech, the President stated that current meetings with President Xi Jinping were "absolutely terrific" as the world leaders discuss issues of North Korea and trade. Trump said: "There can be no more important subject than China-US relations.

I look forward to many years of success and friendship. I believe we can solve almost all of the worlds problems and probably all of them.".

On issues of trade, the firebrand Republican stated, "past administrations allowed it to get so far out of kilter", indicating he is set to take a more aggressive stance in remedying the imbalance between the two superpowers.

The President was positive about his relationship with Mr Jinping by describing the two as having "great chemistry".

The Chinese leader stated that the two nations have "have made important progress this year" and declared he believes "there is a solution to that" with regard to diffusing threats imposed by North Korea.

North Korea and trade are set to be the highest matters on the meeting agenda for the US President, the former has been a key theme with his two prior meetings with leaders in South Korea and Japan.

The news of the positive start made by the President comes after experts recently stated that his demands for China to toughen its stance on North Korea will lead to "no substantial progress" on de-escalating World War 3 threats from the nuclear-armed regime.

The US leader landed in Beijing yesterday for talks with the Asian superpower, including how to avert nuclear conflict on the Korean Peninsula.

White House officials said Mr Trump will ask Mr Xi to make good on his commitments to UN sanctions aimed at squeezing the cash flow to Kim Jong-un's regime and stopping the tyrant's pursuit of more powerful nuclear weapons.

But experts say although the Chinese premier is likely to lavish the President with praise and lay on an elaborate state visit, China will ultimately reject his demands.

Shen Dingli, professor of international studies at Shanghai's Fudan University, said as far as Beijing is concerned, Mr Trump's trip is more about show than substance. He told The Times: "For North Korea, there won't be any substantial progress.

"It will be brought up but nothing will come out of it.

"And the North Korea nuclear issue is one single problem that will hurt US-China relations." Mr Trump was treated to a personal tour of Beijing's Forbidden City by Mr Xi on the first day of his stopover in China yesterday.

But Mr Shen added the preferential treatment was just part of a "show of Chinese culture" aimed at building mutual respect, rather than a signal the Chinese leader is willing to agree to any the President's demands.

Ahead of Mr Trump's arrival in the Chinese capital, a senior White House official told reporters on Air Force One the President would ask Mr Xi to commit to continue enforcing international sanctions against the rogue state.

The official said during the bilateral talks, Mr Trump would ask China cut all financial links with Kim's oppressive regime.

But Beijing said it was already "fully and strictly" upholding UN sanctions, which are aimed at restricting Kim's cash flow and hampering his nuclear weapons programme.

And She Yinhong, professor of international studies at Renmin University in the Chinese capital, said Beijing would be unwilling to toughen its stance any further.

He said: "China's sanctions against Pyongyang have been unprecedented in terms of scope and severity and now China no longer has the capability, nor the willingness, to further sanction North Korea.".

For more infomation >> Donald Trump confronts North Korea and promises to solve 'ALL the world's problems' - Duration: 5:18.

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Political analyst: Independent voters, Trump backlash helped Kriseman win second term in St. Pete - Duration: 2:14.

For more infomation >> Political analyst: Independent voters, Trump backlash helped Kriseman win second term in St. Pete - Duration: 2:14.

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This photo says everything about Trump's first year as President - Duration: 3:46.

This photo says everything about Trump's first year as President

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Trump addresses South Korea's National Assembly - Duration: 3:33.

Also on Wednesday, stars and stripes were hung at South Korea's National Assembly,...

as it welcomed President Trump for an address,... the first of its kind in nearly a quarter-century.

Trump took aim at North Korea,... warning the regime against underestimating the U.S.,

and calling on ALL countries, including China and Russia, to sharply limit or sever diplomatic

and economic ties with Pyongyang.

Kim Min-ji has a rundown.

Trump's address to the National Assembly, the first by a sitting U.S. president in 24

years,... was relatively reserved with no surprises.

But he did send a stern message to North Korea during his speech,... which lasted over half

an hour.

Trump said the weapons that Pyongyang possesses,... are not making the regime safer,... but putting

it in grave danger.

(English) "Every step you take down this dark path increases

the peril you face.

North Korea is not the paradise your grandfather envisioned.

It is a hell that no person deserves."

In fact, the North Korea nuclear issue has topped Trump's Asia tour,... following a series

of missile launches,... as well as the North's most powerful nuclear test back in September.

He said that the world cannot tolerate the menace of the rogue regime and its threats

of nuclear devastation,... calling on the international community, including China and

Russia, to fully implement UN Security Council resolutions,... downgrade diplomatic relations

with the regime and sever all ties involving trade and technology.

(English) "All responsible nations must join forces

to isolate the brutal regime of North Korea, to deny it and any form, any form of it, you

cannot support, you cannot supply, you cannot accept.

It is our responsibility and our duty to confront this danger together, because the longer we

wait, the greater the danger grows and the fewer the options become."

For America's part,... Trump said the U.S. will not be intimidated by the North,... and

neither will he permit his country or his allies to be threatened or attacked.

The U.S. leader warned Pyongyang that while America does not seek conflict or confrontation,...

it will NOT run from it.

(English) "This is a very different administration than

the United States has had in the past.

Today I hope I speak not only for our countries, but for all civilized nations when I say to

the North,...

Do not underestimate us.

And do not try us."

However, Trump did say that the U.S. will offer Pyongyang a better path... should it

cease its threats and dismantle its nuclear program,... despite the crimes it has committed.

(Standup) "There had been concerns that he would step

up his rhetoric... as he has done previously,... especially this being the only parliamentary

address during his five nation Asia tour.

It was instead was more or less in line with the comments he made Tuesday during summit

talks with President Moon Jae-in,... in which he called on North Korea to come to the table

and make a deal.

Kim Min-ji, Arirang News."

For more infomation >> Trump addresses South Korea's National Assembly - Duration: 3:33.

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Trump calls on China to do more on North Korea ahead of high-stakes visit - Duration: 3:29.

JUDY WOODRUFF: But first: President Trump's marathon trip to Asia continued today, with

perhaps the most high-stakes visit, to China.

That comes after an important stop in South Korea.

On the agendas in both countries, countering North Korea.

John Yang reports.

JOHN YANG: President Trump and first lady Melania Trump arrived in Beijing to a lavish

welcome, replete with pageantry and throngs of children waving Chinese and American flags.

Their tour with Chinese President Xi Jinping and his wife of the sprawling, ancient Forbidden

City was broadcast live on state TV.

They also got a taste of Chinese opera.

Amid the pomp, the two leaders find themselves in sharply contrasting political circumstances

as they prepare to talk business.

China is a rising global force, and President Xi has just been confirmed by the ruling Communist

Party as perhaps the most powerful leader since Mao Zedong.

Mr. Trump, on the other hand is embattled at home.

That was underscored by Republican losses in yesterday's off-year elections.

That could complicate U.S. efforts to win Chinese cooperation on North Korea and trade.

Before leaving his previous stop in South Korea, Mr. Trump tried to make an unannounced

visit to one of the world's most dangerous borders, the demilitarized zone between the

two Koreas.

But fog forced his helicopter to turn around.

In an address to the South Korean National Assembly, Mr. Trump said China should do more

about the North's nuclear tests and missile launches.

DONALD TRUMP, President of the United States: We call on every nation, including China and

Russia, to fully implement U.N. Security Council resolutions, downgrade diplomatic relations

with the regime, and sever all ties of trade and technology.

JOHN YANG: Mr. Trump made a direct appeal to North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.

DONALD TRUMP: The weapons you are acquiring are not making you safer.

They are putting your regime in grave danger.

Every step you take down this dark path increases the peril you face.

North Korea is not the paradise your grandfather envisioned.

It is a hell that no person deserves.

Today, I hope I speak not only for our countries, but for all civilized nations, when I say

to the North: Do not underestimate us.

And do not try us.

JOHN YANG: At the same time, he suggested a way out for the North, if they abandon their

nuclear ambitions.

DONALD TRUMP: We will offer a path to a much better future.

It begins with an end to the aggression of your regime, a stop to your development of

ballistic missiles, and complete, verifiable and total denuclearization.

JOHN YANG: Tomorrow, Mr. Trump and President Xi sits down for extended bilateral talks.

For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm John Yang.

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US Navy to run rare strike drill in western Pacific as Trump threatens North Korea - Duration: 2:38.

US Navy to run rare strike drill in western Pacific as Trump threatens North Korea

The USS Ronald Reagan, USS Nimitz and the USS Theodore Roosevelt will take part in exercises from Saturday to Tuesday.

The strike group will practice everything from air defence drills, sea surveillance and defensive air combat training, to close-in coordinated manoeuvres and replenishments at sea.

The last time a three-carrier group took part in exercises like this was in 2006 and 2007 during drills off the coast of Guam.

Admiral Scott Swift, the head of US Pacific Fleet, said: It is a rare opportunity to train with two aircraft carriers together, and even rarer to be able to train with three.

"Multiple carrier strike force operations are very complex, and this exercise in the Western Pacific is a strong testament to the US Pacific Fleets unique ability and ironclad commitment to the continued security and stability of the region..

"It is a rare opportunity to train with two aircraft carriers together, and even rarer to be able to train with three" Admiral Scott Swift It comes as Donald Trump ramped up the fighting talk against Kim Jong-un.

Addressing the North Korea crisis, the US President tweeted: NoKo has interpreted Americas past restraint as weakness. This would be a fatal miscalculation. Do not underestimate us. AND DO NOT TRY US..

Yesterday, he landed in China for a crunch meeting with President Xi Jinping. North Korea will be at the top of the agenda as Trump tries to pressure Beijing into cracking down on Pyongyang. China is one of North Korea's only allies.

For more infomation >> US Navy to run rare strike drill in western Pacific as Trump threatens North Korea - Duration: 2:38.

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Trump addresses South Korea's National Assembly - Duration: 3:34.

Also on Wednesday, stars and stripes were hung at South Korea's National Assembly,...

as it welcomed President Trump for an address,... the first of its kind in nearly a quarter-century.

Trump took aim at North Korea,... warning the regime against underestimating or trying

the U.S.

He also called on ALL countries, including China and Russia, to sharply limit or sever

diplomatic and economic ties with Pyongyang.

Kim Min-ji reports.

Trump's address to the National Assembly, the first by a sitting U.S. president in 24

years,... was relatively reserved with no surprises.

But he did send a stern message to North Korea during his speech,... which lasted over half

an hour.

Trump said the weapons that Pyongyang possesses,... are not making the regime safer,... but putting

it in grave danger.

(English) "Every step you take down this dark path increases

the peril you face.

North Korea is not the paradise your grandfather envisioned.

It is a hell that no person deserves."

In fact, the North Korea nuclear issue has topped Trump's Asia tour,... following a series

of missile launches,... as well as the North's most powerful nuclear test back in September.

He said that the world cannot tolerate the menace of the rogue regime and its threats

of nuclear devastation,... calling on the international community, including China and

Russia, to fully implement UN Security Council resolutions,... downgrade diplomatic relations

with the regime and sever all ties involving trade and technology.

(English) "All responsible nations must join forces

to isolate the brutal regime of North Korea, to deny it and any form, any form of it, you

cannot support, you cannot supply, you cannot accept.

It is our responsibility and our duty to confront this danger together, because the longer we

wait, the greater the danger grows and the fewer the options become."

For America's part,... Trump said the U.S. will not be intimidated by the North,... and

neither will he permit his country or his allies to be threatened or attacked.

The U.S. leader warned Pyongyang that while America does not seek conflict or confrontation,...

it will NOT run from it.

(English) "This is a very different administration than

the United States has had in the past.

Today I hope I speak not only for our countries, but for all civilized nations when I say to

the North,...

Do not underestimate us.

And do not try us."

However, Trump did say that the U.S. will offer Pyongyang a better path... should it

cease its threats and dismantle its nuclear program,... despite the crimes it has committed.

(Standup) "There had been concerns that he would step

up his rhetoric... as he has done previously,... especially this being the only parliamentary

address during his five nation Asia tour.

It was instead was more or less in line with the comments he made Tuesday during summit

talks with President Moon Jae-in,... in which he called on North Korea to come to the table

and make a deal.

Kim Min-ji, Arirang News."

For more infomation >> Trump addresses South Korea's National Assembly - Duration: 3:34.

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President Trump Vows To Solve Seth Rich Murder - TODAY NEWS - Duration: 4:14.

President Trump has demanded to be given all the available evidence about the suspicious

death of DNC employee Seth Rich and is determined to get to the bottom of the unsolved murder.

President Donald J. Trump loves tackling the establishment's dirtiest secrets head-on.

He spent much of Barack Obama's eight years in office suggesting that the president had

been born outside the United States.

That claim, with its obvious truthful overtones, raised Trump's profile with the patriotic

wing of the Republican Party, giving him the necessary credibility to launch a presidential

campaign in 2015.

During the Republican presidential primary, he suggested that the father of Senator Ted

R. Cruz, the Republican from Texas, was involved in the assassination of President John F.

Kennedy.

Later yet, after his Republican foes had been vanquished, he dropped a truth bomb when he

charged that Hillary Clinton, "meets in secret with international banks to plot the

destruction of U.S. sovereignty in order to enrich these global financial powers, her

special interest friends and her donors."

When Wikileaks released the Podesta campaign emails, Hillary Clinton could no longer lie

her way out of trouble.

The whole country found out that Trump was right – Hillary was the Wall Street candidate,

secretly colluding with banking elites to enrich her family at the expense of almost

everyone else.

Trump's statement suggested an affinity for devastating truth bombs that would be

difficult for a 71-year-old to temper, even if his newfound political power may have called

for a more restrained approach to getting the truth out there, by hook or by crook.

Trump has carried the truther mind-set into the Oval Office, tweeting about illegal Obama

wiretaps of Trump Tower and worrying about Deep State coups against his administration.

It comes as no surprise, then, that the president might be interested in the case of Seth Rich,

which has animated the truther movement with its dark hints of global conspiracy.

Rich was a 27-year-old employee of the Democratic National Committee who was killed as he walked

home from a bar early in Washington, D.C., on the morning of July 10, 2016.

Twelve days later, when WikiLeaks published those Podesta campaign emails, nobody could

deny anymore that Clinton was a ruthless political savant, operating on the very edge of the

law – on a good day.

On a bad day?

Ask Seth Rich's parents.

There were clearly nefarious forces at work.

Seth Rich was shot twice, but his belongings, including an expensive watch, cell phone and

necklace, as well as $2000 in cash, were not taken.

Despite the streets of D.C. being patrolled 24/7 by surveillance cameras, not a single

suspect was identified by law enforcement.

Julian Assange never divulges the identify of whistleblowers that submit material to

WikiLeaks, but he hinted strongly that the deceased Rich was behind the DNC leak.

There is a mountain of circumstantial evidence to support this claim, and the news that President

Trump has decided to get to the bottom of the mystery is welcome news to believers in

truth and justice everywhere.

There is absolutely zero evidence that Russian hackers stole Clinton's emails because they

sought to have Trump elected.

While mainstream media continues pushing Hillary Clinton's sore loser conspiracy theory,

the entire nation is suffering under the burden of lies and misdirection.

It's time to move on.

Seth Rich's involvement in the DNC scandal proves Trump had no collusion with Russia.

Even more disturbingly, this narrative suggests that Rich was murdered by Democratic operatives

wanting to punish him for his anti-Clinton act of sabotage.

There are murderers on the loose and they need to be locked up where they belong, not

participating in federal politics.

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Trump en Chine sa croisade contre la Corée du Nord - Duration: 2:20.

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Liberals Protest Trump On Election Anniversary, Couldn't Hide One Thing In Background - TODAY NEWS - Duration: 4:50.

Liberals recently gathered in cities across the nation in hopes of looking upward and

screaming hopelessly at the sky.

Of course, this was supposed to be an enormous demonstration against President Donald Trump

on the first anniversary of his election, but things would go horribly wrong – and

it all boils down to the one thing showing in the background that the protesting leftists

couldn't hide for the life of them.

The left really has no dignity remaining at this point.

In fact, they continue to prove this day after day as they're still whining about the election,

even though it's been done and over with for an entire year now.

Of course, they did their best to reverse the results but were unsuccessful in doing

so.

Sadly, this has only resulted in more pathetic and desperate tactics in order to delegitimize

Trump's presidency, but like everything else they try, they're miserably failing.

Proving just that is what they tried to do in order to show the world just how much Trump

is hated by announcing plans to hold a nationwide protest.

This is a list of "scream helplessly at the sky" events.

If you're near any of them, please get good video.

This promises to be the most hilarious political event in the history of this or any country.

— Ed Harrell (@ed_harrell) November 8, 2017 In all, the goal was to pack cities full of

protesters who were supposed to "scream helplessly at the sky" just as we saw on

both election day back in 2016 and his inauguration in January this year.

As you may remember, liberal idiots made complete and utter fools of themselves, pulling stunts

like the one seen below:

An anti-Trump protester screams 'no' as Donald Trump is sworn in as the 45th US President

— ITV News (@itvnews) January 20, 2017 Too bad for them, their most recent attempt

at attention didn't exactly go according to plan, and it didn't really come as much

of a surprise.

Even worse yet, it seems that there was something in the background of the photos and videos

taken by whining leftists that they didn't want the country to see – the "droves"

of protesters who were supposed to show up were nowhere to be found.

According to American News 24/7, one picture is all you need to demonstrate just how many

people were interested in making fools of themselves.

In fact, it seems that the "scream helplessly at the sky" event was a complete failure

as virtually no one showed up.

We have 2 screamers on Scene.

The resistance is strong I️ tell you — Joe Biggs (@Rambobiggs) November 8, 2017

Fortunately, for the morons in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 5 demonstrators showed up unlike

the two that grouped together in Texas.

Although the event was scheduled to take place for an hour, the screaming buffoons let out

one little shriek before retreating out of nothing more than utter embarrassment:

Today in Weird Philly: a handful of people showed up for a semi-viral event to "scream

helplessly at the sky" on the anniversary of Trump's election (including a couple

dozen gleeful Young Republicans, handing out earplugs)

— Aubrey Whelan (@aubreyjwhelan) November 8, 2017

As if that wasn't bad enough, reports indicate that there were actually more Republicans

at the event as a couple dozen showed up to hand out earplugs to everyone nearby.

Ranging anywhere from just 2 or 5 to a couple dozen protesters at most, it seems that the

left once again misinterpreted the interests of their party.

It doesn't take a genius to see that the left hates Trump, but it seems that not everyone

is near as invested in their useless demonstrations.

After all, these morons didn't do a lick of good and actually came out worse after

showing off just how low they're willing to stoop.

Most people learn how to handle their emotions before adulthood, but the entitled brats of

the left seem to cast social norm aside when it comes to letting the world know just how

"offended" they are.

A little word to the wise – liberals may want to get themselves under control because

all they're doing is alienating themselves from the common sense individuals who could

actually get things done for their party.

At the end of the day, no one wants to align themselves with a bunch of child-like adults

who scream and throw temper tantrums when they don't get their way.

In fact, that was exactly proven during their "nationwide" protest, seeing how, well,

no one really showed up.

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Trump celebra su primer año desde Asia | Noticiero | Telemundo - Duration: 0:52.

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Donald Trump and Rodrigo Duterte to meet – what will the macho leaders discuss? - Duration: 4:02.

Donald Trump and Rodrigo Duterte to meet – what will the macho leaders discuss?

US President Donald Trump will meet his Filipino counterpart as part of his 12-day tour of Asia. The pair are expected to set aside past differences as they hold a bilateral meeting on November 13.

President Duterte made a huge anti-Trump outburst after being compared to the US President.

When asked about his reaction to being called the "Donald Trump of Asia", Mr Duterte responded: "That son of a w****!" His other anti-American remarks include calling the US Ambassador to the Philippines, Philip Golberg "a gay son of a b****," and also, once again, on Mr Trump commented: "He is a bigot and I am not." However, Mr Duterte is expected to put his past comments behind him as he attempts curry favour with Washington.

Despite the comments, the Filipino and US presidents both share a lot of similarities when it comes to handling their countries. The pair have both outlined their incredibly tough stances on grotesque terror network ISIS.

In July 2017, Mr Duterte sent a brutal warning to ISIS after their jihadis killed Vietnamese sailors while trying to gain a foothold in the southern Philippines. Pulling no punches, he said: "I will eat your liver if you want.

I will just add salt and vinegar, I will eat it in front of you." Mr Trump has ramped up America's efforts to destroy the terrorist group, even promising to entirely wipe out ISIS.

The US President used the "Mother of all bombs" to completely obliterate an ISIS stronghold in Afghanistan, in April. The MOAB weighs in at more than 10,000 kilograms and contains a huge 8,164 kilograms of explosives.

Both have an equally strong will to free their countries of illegal drugs. Mr Trump promised to mobilise his entire Administration to address opioid abuse, calling for liberation from "scourge" of drug addiction.

Mr Duterte has gone one step further, declaring a genuine war on drugs.

Thousands of drug dealers and addicts have been killed in the deadly 15-month campaign after the Filipino leader offered money to those killing so-called drug personalities. Finally, both leaders have a strong disdain for the European Union.

Mr Duterte warned EU ambassadors they had 24 hours to leave the country after claiming the bloc were trying to have the Philippines expelled from the United Nations.

Mr Trump has praised Britain's EU exit as he hit out at Brussels for being a "vehicle for Germany". In January, he said: "You look at the European Union and it's Germany.

"Basically a vehicle for Germany. That's why I thought the UK was so smart in getting out.".

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Trump Issues Warning to North Korea: 'Do Not Try Us' - Duration: 0:56.

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Putin and Trump showdown meeting to solve North Korea crisis CONFIRMED - Duration: 4:08.

Putin and Trump showdown meeting to solve North Korea crisis CONFIRMED

Putin and Trump are scheduled to have a face-to-face meeting at the PAC Summit in Vietnam, which takes place between November 10 and 11.

  The powerful world leaders are due to discuss a range of global issues, including the nuclear crisis engulfing North Korea.   Trump will meet the Russian President as part of his marathon 13-day tour of the Asia-Pacific region.

  During the trip, Trump made a speech in South Korea urging world leaders to act now to stop North Korea threatening millions and millions of lives with its nuclear weapons.

  Speaking on Wednesday, Yury Ushakov, Putins aide for international affairs, said the time of the meeting is currently being agreed on.

"The relevant offices are trying to choose an appropriate timing." Yury Ushakov, Putins aide for international affairs The offices of Trump and Putin are working together to arrange a suitable time and place for the meeting to take place, he said.

"Both Putin and Trump have extensive plans for bilateral meetings, which have been agreed upon long beforehand, he said.

There is also the APEC summit program, so the relevant offices are trying to choose an appropriate timing and format.  Talking to Fox News last week, Trump described Putin as being very important to the situation in North Korea and other countries facing turmoil.

"Putin is very important because they [Russia] can help us with North Korea. They can help us with Syria. We have to talk about Ukraine," Trump said.

North Korea has been a major focus of Trumps tour of Asia, which has included stops in Japan, South Korea and China.

Trump visited South Korea for meetings with President Moon Jae-in and visit to the infamous DMZ, which was later cancelled. In his final speech before leaving, he warned North Korea not to test the US.

"I hope I speak not only for our countries, but for all civilized nations, when I say to the North: Do not underestimate us, and do not try us, he said.

And in typically explosive fashion, Trump last night tweeted a terrifying threat against North Korea – warning Kim Jong-un has made a fatal miscalculation. .

Trump met Putin for the first time at the G20 Summit of world leaders in Hamburg, Germany in July. The pair, who enjoyed a positive chemistry, chatted for more than two hours about Syria, Ukraine and tackling terrorism.

Since then, the crisis engulfing North Korea has deepend, with US officials confirmed Kim Jong-un is working on a new missile capable of reaching the US.

At the summit, Trump threatened to totally destroy North Korea if forced to do so in an apocalyptic speech.

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Elite US Golf Club Just Sent Nasty Message To Trump – Responds With Something Better - Duration: 5:58.

President Donald Trump is a member of the elite Winged Foot Golf Club in Westchester

New York.

It's now being reported that members have had to come out swinging because the club

is refusing to honor him by putting up an official portrait of the President.

Insiders report that the Republican members amongst the 800 total members of the exclusive

golf club which charges as much as $200,000 in initiation fees have been lobbying to put

up a portrait of President Trump inside Winged Foot's stone clubhouse.

But opponents are refusing to do so.

One insider went on to state that President Donald Trump has been a member since 1969

and there is a big push to honor him at the club.

He later also added that all members should be proud that the president of the United

States is a current member of Winged Foot, "It is prestigious to have him here."

But the senior club management thinks otherwise.

The club was contacted for an official statement on the matter but there has been no reply

as of yet.

Although there is speculation that the decision not to honor President Trump is either to

avoid driving a wedge between members, some of which include many prominent New York law

firm partners and investment bankers who are left-leaning in political views, or a financial

move so as not to offend any charities or organizations that may wish to hold events

there.

President Trump was quick to respond to the fact that he has his own golf courses that

people would prefer to go to over this one who showed disrespect to our commander in

chief.

Trump Golf Links Ferry Point

Course Overview

Trump Golf Links Ferry Point is a 222-acre parcel in the Throgs Neck section of the Bronx,

located on the east side of the Bronx-Whitestone Bridge, which crosses the East River and connects

the Bronx with the borough of Queens.

It's bordered by housing to the east, while the western boundary is lined by the Hutchinson

River Parkway, and the course can be easily accessed from all of New York City's boroughs.

The 7,400-yard Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course, designed in consultation with Sanford

Design, will be operated by the Trump Golf team and will be a part of the global golf

portfolio of native New Yorker and avid golfer Donald Trump.

Scheduled to open to the public in 2015, with some programming—primarily junior golf—available

in the summer 2014, Ferry Point will offer spectacular views of the Manhattan skyline

from most of its 18 holes.

Ferry Point will be a nearly treeless, Irish links-style course, designed to look mature

from its early years and featuring tall, flowing native grasses and dunes with teeing grounds

that rise as high as 55 feet above grade.

"I think Ferry Point will be a tremendous golf experience," Nicklaus said.

"I've been asked to create something that is world-class, a source of pride for New

York City, and if they wanted to hold a national or international event, a course that will

be a strong golf course from the back tees.

Most important, the course needs to service the needs of those in the Metropolitan New

York area who hopefully will play Ferry Point.

"Ferry Point was created to be a unique public golf experience and it is our collective

hope that the golf course will add to New York City's global reputation, enhance New

York's reputation for quality golf, and give the proud residents of New York City

a place to play and call home.

Donald Trump has a deep-rooted love for New York City and he deserves a great deal of

credit for getting Ferry Point to the finish line and for delivering it to the golfers

and golf fans of New York."

The golf experience at Ferry Point will not only be a uniquely special one, with spectacular

views and aesthetics, its strength will be the strategy and shot values integrated by

Nicklaus, the world's preeminent course designer.

The Golden Bear, recognized as history's greatest golfer, has been involved in the

design of nearly 300 golf courses worldwide.

His renowned Nicklaus Design firm has created more than 380 golf courses in 36 countries

and 39 states.

More than 100 Nicklaus Design golf courses have hosted a combined total of more than

750 professional tournaments or significant national championships.

"If you are going to have a golf course that has the ability to host a high-profile

national or international event, you have to have some spice in it," Nicklaus added.

"Our goal as a public golf course is to have it play well on a daily basis and serve

the needs of those golfers who visit Ferry Point.

But when asked to host an event, we believe we have the ability to move to the back tees,

hide the pins, and create a test of golf fitting of any tournament or championship."

The course is part of a city-funded redevelopment project.

The park was originally built during the construction of the Bronx-Whitestone Bridge completed in

1939, and for two decades after World War II, Ferry Point was used as a landfill.

The Jack Nicklaus-designed course will be the first championship-level course in New

York City and will help meet the high demand for golf in the metropolitan area, as the

city's 13 existing municipal golf courses typically boast full tee sheets.

Are you freaking kidding me?

Now the picture of our president it offensive?

Many of us were very offended having to look at former president Barack Hussein Obama's

picture for 8 long and dark years, but we survived.

The left will survive seeing Trump's picture for 7 more years.

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Trump receives 'royal treatment' in Beijing - Duration: 1:56.

Aside from the substance of talks between President Trump and President Xi, a lot of

attention is on the relatively extravagant treatment Trump is getting in Beijing.

In fact, it's being called the "imperial treatment," and includes some unprecedented honors for

the U.S. leader.

Kim Mok-yeon tells us more.

Since U.S. President Donald Trump landed in China,...

Beijing has been rolling out the red carpet, giving the American leader the royal treatment.

As he and the first lady arrived in Beijing on Wednesday, they were greeted by a small

army of children waving American and Chinese flags as part of an elaborate welcoming ceremony.

They were then whisked to the Forbidden City where President Xi Jinping and his wife Peng

Liyuan gave the Trumps a personal tour of China's rich and ancient history.

The U.S. president and first lady were also given the honor of dining in the former seat

of emperors,... Trump becoming the first foreign leader to have an official dinner in the historic

venue since founding of the People's Republic in 1949.

China's Ambassador to the U.S. Cui Tiankai earlier stressed the importance and significance

of President Trump's visit, claiming that it would be a "state visit plus".

During the second day of the trip, President Xi welcomed Trump by holding a grand 15 minute

welcoming ceremony in Tiananmen Square, shutting down the usually busy traffic around the square.

Another piece of special treatment President Trump enjoyed in China was that he was able

to tweet during his trip.

Though China officially has blocked mainland access to Twitter and other global social

networking services since 2009, President Trump didn't seem to have any difficulty with

the ban, as he posted several tweets thanking the Chinese leader for his hospitality.

Ahead of Trump's arrival, China's Vice Foreign Minister Zhang Zeguang said that the U.S.

President will be able to tweet as much as he wants, adding that China takes everything

into account regarding visits from foreign heads of state.

Kim Mok-yeon, Arirang News.