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Breaking News :TRADE WAR BEGINS, Brussels and China FURIOUS as Trump signs off steel tariffs

For more infomation >> Breaking News :TRADE WAR BEGINS, Brussels and China FURIOUS as Trump signs off steel tariffs - Duration: 2:31.

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Trump says U.S. to be flexible on tariffs to true friends - Duration: 2:35.

U.S. President Donald Trump has signed an executive order imposing 25 percent tariffs

on steel imports and ten percent on aluminum.

As he previously alluded to, Mexico and Canada are likely to be exempt pending the outcome

of ongoing negotiations on NAFTA.

Park Jong-hong reports.

In the end, President Trump stuck to his guns.

This despite fierce protests from trading partners and even collective concern from

members of the Republican party who claim the measures would weaken the competitiveness

of U.S. industries.

"Today, I'm defending America's national security by placing tariffs on foreign imports of steel

and aluminum.

We will have a 25 percent tariff on foreign steel and 10 percent on foreign aluminum when

the product comes across our borders."

But he held off a decision on Canada and Mexico saying that negotiations are ongoing on NAFTA.

He said if the U.S. strikes a deal, there will be no tariffs for the two countries but

if talks fall apart, the U.S. will terminate NAFTA and start all over again.

He did say that he's optimistic a deal would be reached.

In any case, Trump said 15 days remain until the tariffs take effect and exemptions will

be made on a case-by-case basis considering "fairness on trade."

President Trump spoke at length about how the U.S. industry had been taken advantage

of over the years.

He said millions of U.S. workers had been laid off as plants closed all across America

ravaged by the unfair trade practice called dumping.

He said this was not just a disaster for the economy but also national security.

In the future he added there will be many cases of reciprocal tax which is virtually

a tit for tat in tariffs between trading partners.

The tariff decision deals a blow to Korea which will have to come to grips with Trump's

move.

Seoul's Trade Minister Kim Hyun-jong has been meeting with Congressional and Senate leaders

pitching the message was that Korean steel is not a threat to the U.S. steel industry

and is actually contributing to the U.S. economy through local investments.

In the next 15 days, Korea plans to make a final pitch to try to minimize the tariff

impact.

Park Jong-hong, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> Trump says U.S. to be flexible on tariffs to true friends - Duration: 2:35.

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In a surprise announcement President Trump agrees to meet face-to-face with North Korea's leader Kim - Duration: 2:08.

For more infomation >> In a surprise announcement President Trump agrees to meet face-to-face with North Korea's leader Kim - Duration: 2:08.

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North Korea asks for direct talks, and Trump Agrees - Duration: 5:13.

For more infomation >> North Korea asks for direct talks, and Trump Agrees - Duration: 5:13.

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Home Depot Founder Risks Entire Company With Shock Announcement – Trump's DOING IT Anyway! - Duration: 5:16.

For more infomation >> Home Depot Founder Risks Entire Company With Shock Announcement – Trump's DOING IT Anyway! - Duration: 5:16.

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President Trump Agrees To Meet With North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un - Duration: 2:05.

For more infomation >> President Trump Agrees To Meet With North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un - Duration: 2:05.

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Plenty Of Skepticism In White House Despite President Trump's Plan To Meet With Kim Jong Un - Duration: 1:33.

For more infomation >> Plenty Of Skepticism In White House Despite President Trump's Plan To Meet With Kim Jong Un - Duration: 1:33.

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President Trump Will Meet With Kim Jong-Un - Duration: 2:18.

For more infomation >> President Trump Will Meet With Kim Jong-Un - Duration: 2:18.

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IT'S ON! Trump Just Made MASSIVE Announcement – Obama Humiliated! - Duration: 5:59.

IT'S ON! Trump Just Made MASSIVE Announcement – Obama Humiliated!

After more than a year of constant threats, persistent defiance, and harsh trade repercussions,

North Korea has finally decided to sit down with the United States and talk about the

possibility of denuclearization.

This comes at a time when most of the Trump Administration's opponents claimed the President

would never reach a non-violent end to their issues.

Most of the President's critics were insistent that his lack of political experience would

prohibit him from being able to broker a deal that didn't end in war.

However, whatever the United States has lacked in diplomacy over the past year, we've made

up for in common sense and ability to make business transactions.

Daily Mail reports that not only will the meeting probably take place in the next few

months, but government officials from all over the world have spoken out in support

of the President and his possible new deal with North Korean dictator, Kim Jong-un:

"President Donald Trump has accepted North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un's dramatic offer

to meet, the White House has confirmed.

South Korea's national security adviser Chung Eui-yong first announced the face-to-face

and claimed it was due to take place by May.

However, a statement from the White House did not confirm the two-month timeframe and

said the place and time of the meeting was still being worked out.

'President Trump greatly appreciates the nice words of the South Korean delegation

and President Moon.

He will accept the invitation to meet with Kim Jong Un at a place and time to be determined,'

White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said in a statement a half hour after South

Korea's announcement.

'We look forward to the denuclearization of North Korea.

In the meantime, all sanctions and maximum pressure must remain.'

Chung, who made the announcement on behalf of South Korea, led the delegation visiting

North Korea earlier this week.

The invitation to meet Trump was made to him directly by Kim.

The foreign official said that Kim understands and accepts the fact that joint U.S.-South

Korean military exercises will continue and that he also made promises to halt nuclear

and ballistic tests until the meeting with Trump takes place.

A U.S. official later said the meeting would take place in 'a matter of a couple of months'

but did not commit the president to a face-to-face with Kim this spring.

'He conveyed that he wants to meet with President Trump as quickly as possible,'

the senior official stated.

The official said the stiff punishing actions on North Korea would also stay in place.

'At this point we're not even talking about negotiations,' the U.S. official said

of a plan to hold North Korea to its word that it would freeze its illicit nuclear and

ballistic missile development programs."

Countries around the world have been monitoring the situation with North Korea's possible

nuclear capabilities, and this possibility of a meeting comes as a welcome surprise.

While many countries are hopeful, the President was clear that they don't intend to let

any of their pressure off of North Korea until an actual agreement is met, ad the denuclearization

process is complete.

President Trump made that very clear in a tweet that said:

"'Kim Jong Un talked about denuclearization with the South Korean Representatives, not

just a freeze.

Also, no missile testing by North Korea during this period of time.

Great progress being made but sanctions will remain until an agreement is reached.

Meeting being planned!' the U.S. president said.

The planned meeting drew immediate praise from other nations.

A spokesperson for the British government said, 'The UK welcomes the South Korean

announcement that Kim Jong Un has made a renewed commitment to denuclearise and will refrain

from further nuclear missile tests while dialogue continues.

'We welcome the announcement of direct talks with President Trump by May and (South Korean)

President Moon Jae-in in April.

'We have always been clear that we want Kim Jong Un to change path and put the welfare

of his people ahead of the illegal pursuit of nuclear weapons.

'We will continue to work closely with the US, South Korea and the international community

to ensure that pressure on North Korea continues and sanctions are strictly enforced until

Kim Jong Un matches his words with concrete actions.

We will continue to monitor developments closely.'

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov also welcomed the news, saying that Russia considers

the move 'a step in the right direction.'

He went on to express hope that an agreement would be implemented because it is 'necessary

for normalizing the situation around the Korean peninsula.'

Australia's former prime minister expressed surprise at how 'surprisingly good' Trump

has been at foreign policy compared to his predecessors.

Paul John Keating said the United States was directionless under the previous three administrations

and Barack Obama blew an opportunity to reshape the world.

On Friday Keating said he had not expected Trump to have 'such a pragmatic' foreign

policy on China and Russia, and he urged the U.S. president to continue down the path he

was on."

This step in the right direction is a win for many countries for many reasons, not the

least of which is the release of pressure to the neighboring countries who have been

on high alert.

The lesser battle won is the respect gained for the Trump Administration if they can bring

the North Korea nuclear crisis to a peaceful end.

As it turns out, you don't necessarily need to have decades of political experience to

solve international problems, and you just have to stop helping those who threaten you.

For more infomation >> IT'S ON! Trump Just Made MASSIVE Announcement – Obama Humiliated! - Duration: 5:59.

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Parkland Victim Shows Up To WH For Meeting Trump & Melania, Delivers Shocking Surprise Instead - Duration: 4:59.

Parkland Victim Shows Up To WH For Meeting Trump & Melania, Delivers Shocking Surprise

Instead Since the February 14 Parkland, Florida shooting,

much of the hate and outrage over the atrocity has been directed at President Donald Trump

rather than the killer himself as well the real issue.

Regardless of there being a number of mass shootings while Barack Obama was in office,

he never received the onslaught of attack and blame like Trump has, despite his contribution

to what caused the increase of shootings in society.

Many teen victims from the school have become puppets for adults with an anti-gun agenda,

using children, as liberals are notorious for, to do their dirty work.

Suddenly, seemingly overnight, teens who had never had concern lofty political topics and

debate, supposedly became Constitutional scholars and advocates for only one cause.

They made bold demands and issued ultimatums to the president, who respectfully responded,

extending many outspoken survivors and invitation to the White House to meet with him over their

concerns – an incredible honor reserved for only a small few each year.

Most students refused to meet him and grandstanded his invitation with disrespectful statements

about what they were going to do instead, but one victim took Trump up on the offer

– 16-year-old Kyle Kashuv.

His name isn't one you have heard, it hasn't become synonymous with the shooting, and he

has yet to appear in a single mainstream new interview.

This is not a coincidence.

So, why would a teen guy like him get the presidential honor when we haven't heard

of him?

Steven Crowder explains:

In the wake of the Parkland shooting, there seem to be two paths for a survivor.

One is to let yourself become a pawn for liberal activists and repeat their talking points

like an automaton.

This leads to loads of praise from trend-following celebs.

At least until they find another shiny new cause-of-the-day to tout.

The other path is for a survivor to not act like a smug jerkface and actually talk to

the people who have the power to make the changes you desire.

Instead of soiling your Huggies and squealing "everyone who disagrees with me is a child

murderer."

Survivor Kyle Kashuv is choosing the non-dirty-diaper path.

Which, if you've been watching the news lately, seems to be the road less traveled.

Kyle has been in Washington DC for the past few days meeting with various lawmakers to

voice his concerns about gun control laws.

When meeting with the First Lady, Kyle showed her the ReachOut app, which he has been promoting

in the wake of the deadly shooting at his school.

In the immediate aftermath of the shooting Kyle had said that he supported Trump in the

last election and considers himself a Republican.

But he said the shooting made him reconsider his position on guns, saying there needs to

be stronger background checks to make sure mentally unstable people like Nikolas Cruz

can't purchase weapons.

"Previously I believed that everyone under the Constitution should be allowed to have

guns, but I now realize that not everyone should have guns and we should have way stricter

background checks and mental evaluations,'"he said.

"We need to reach a middle ground and have some reform."

Kyle isn't just talking about the issue, he's being proactive about what he can personally

do to be a solution and not simply a sh*t starter like some of his peers seem to be.

According to Sarah Palin, "his mission, as he says it, is to help the opposing political

parties see eye-to-eye on issues and truly begin to put forth solutions which will actually

help prevent future incidents."

The student showed the president and first lady an app he had created in the aftermath

of that atrocity in hopes of helping students anywhere and possibly preventing another shooting.

When meeting with the First Lady, Kyle showed her the ReachOut app, which he has been promoting

in the wake of the deadly shooting at his school," the Daily Mail reported.

"The app lets students reach students to discuss emotional or mental problems they

might be experiencing."

Wow, this kid really must have some great parents who raised him well with some solid

common sense, or at a minimum, never made excuses for bad behavior or attitude.

This parental example alone is something a lot of people raising kids can learn from

which would really reduce the frequency of issues that plague society, including school

shootings.

It's a hard thing for masters of the blame game to hear, since it takes effort and responsibility,

being with being personally accountable on all of those things, to eventually correct

the issue.

There's no quick resolve to solve it all, especially by controlling an object and not

a behavior.

For more infomation >> Parkland Victim Shows Up To WH For Meeting Trump & Melania, Delivers Shocking Surprise Instead - Duration: 4:59.

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Trump agrees to meet with North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un - Duration: 1:36.

For more infomation >> Trump agrees to meet with North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un - Duration: 1:36.

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Many Korean-Americans Cautiously Optimistic About Planned Meeting Between Trump & Kim Jong-un - Duration: 1:58.

For more infomation >> Many Korean-Americans Cautiously Optimistic About Planned Meeting Between Trump & Kim Jong-un - Duration: 1:58.

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People FREAK As Trump Delivers Warning To Oakland Mayor Who Sabotaged ICE Raids - Duration: 4:27.

For more infomation >> People FREAK As Trump Delivers Warning To Oakland Mayor Who Sabotaged ICE Raids - Duration: 4:27.

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Home Depot Founder Risks Entire Company With Shock Announcement – Trump's DOING IT Anyway! - Duration: 5:18.

For more infomation >> Home Depot Founder Risks Entire Company With Shock Announcement – Trump's DOING IT Anyway! - Duration: 5:18.

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BREAKING: Trump Just Dropped Life Shattering News On John Kerry – Enjoy Prison, Traitor! - Duration: 5:57.

For more infomation >> BREAKING: Trump Just Dropped Life Shattering News On John Kerry – Enjoy Prison, Traitor! - Duration: 5:57.

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Donald Trump / Kim Jong-un : vers un sommet historique ? - Duration: 6:07.

For more infomation >> Donald Trump / Kim Jong-un : vers un sommet historique ? - Duration: 6:07.

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Melania Trump's nearly $4,000 outfit would pay for groceries for a family of four for six months - Duration: 3:04.

For more infomation >> Melania Trump's nearly $4,000 outfit would pay for groceries for a family of four for six months - Duration: 3:04.

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People FREAK As Trump Delivers Special Message To Convicted Navy Submariner - Duration: 4:28.

For more infomation >> People FREAK As Trump Delivers Special Message To Convicted Navy Submariner - Duration: 4:28.

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Trump says U.S. to be flexible on tariffs to true friends - Duration: 2:37.

U.S. President Donald Trump has signed an executive order imposing tariffs of 25 percent

on steel and ten percent on aluminum.

But, backtracking on an earlier "no exceptions" stance, Trump has decided to grant an exemption

to Mexico and Canada... for now.

That could change, though, depending on the ongoing negotiations on the North American

Free Trade Agreement, NAFTA.

Park Jong-hong reports.

In the end, President Trump stuck to his guns.

This despite fierce protests from trading partners and even collective concern from

members of the Republican party who claim the measures would weaken the competitiveness

of U.S. industries.

"Today, I'm defending America's national security by placing tariffs on foreign imports of steel

and aluminum.

We will have a 25 percent tariff on foreign steel and 10 percent on foreign aluminum when

the product comes across our borders."

But he held off a decision on Canada and Mexico saying that negotiations are ongoing on NAFTA.

He said if the U.S. strikes a deal, there will be no tariffs for the two countries but

if talks fall apart, the U.S. will terminate NAFTA and start all over again.

He did say that he's optimistic a deal would be reached.

In any case, Trump said 15 days remain until the tariffs take effect and exemptions will

be made on a case-by-case basis considering "fairness on trade."

President Trump spoke at length about how the U.S. industry had been taken advantage

of over the years.

He said millions of U.S. workers had been laid off as plants closed all across America

ravaged by the unfair trade practice called dumping.

He said this was not just a disaster for the economy but also national security.

In the future he added there will be many cases of reciprocal tax which is virtually

a tit for tat in tariffs between trading partners.

The tariff decision deals a blow to Korea which will have to come to grips with Trump's

move.

Seoul's Trade Minister Kim Hyun-jong has been meeting with Congressional and Senate leaders

pitching the message was that Korean steel is not a threat to the U.S. steel industry

and is actually contributing to the U.S. economy through local investments.

In the next 15 days, Korea plans to make a final pitch to try to minimize the tariff

impact.

Park Jong-hong, Arirang News.