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Pres Trump RIPS Dems & Annihilates MSM Narrative In Sunday Surprise THROWDOWN - Duration: 3:18.
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BREAKING! Trump Just Signed It! It's LAW! - Duration: 6:09.
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Breaking News , President Trump Latest News Today 3/25/18,Trey Gowdy ,FBI Director , Jason Chaffetz - Duration: 13:50.
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Pres Trump Just Did The One Thing For The Military That Obama Never Could - Duration: 5:20.
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After Trying To Jump Trump, Woods Pushes Schiff Back In The Dumpster Truck He Fell Out Of - Duration: 2:57.
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Bafouée et humiliée, Melania Trump a pardonné à son mari -[Nouvelles 24h] - Duration: 2:35.
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'He will fail' Trump has NO chance of stopping North Korea nuclear weapons - DAILY NEWS - Duration: 4:42.
'He will fail' Trump has NO chance of stopping North Korea nuclear weapons
DONALD Trump's chances of successfully persuading North Korean leader Kim Jong-un to give up
his nuclear weapons are "very low", an expert has warned.
Mr Trump is believed to be ready to travel to the Korean peninsular in May for talks
in the village of Panmunjom, in the demilitarised zone which acts as a buffer zone between North
and South Korea – although no details have yet been confirmed by the White House.
However, writing for North Korea watchdog 38 North, Pennsylvania State University Professor
Joseph DeThomas was downbeat on his assessment of the chances of North Korea agreeing to
"denuclearise".
And he cautioned against squeezing too hard by turning up the heat with more economic
sanctions in advance of the visit, which he warned could backfire and derail the summit
before it had even begun.
Mr DeThomas, who is also a former US Ambassador to Estonia, said: "Achieving the Trump administration's
stated goal for this summit, the complete denuclearisation of North Korea, has a very
low probability of success.
Misplaying our sanctions leverage will guarantee either no summit or a failed one."
He said negotiators needed to find a balance between acknowledging the success sanctions
had had two far, and overplaying their hand in the days leading up to Mr Trump's proposed
visit.
He said: "While a number of factors may have played a role in prompting Kim Jong Un
during his New Year's speech to make the opening gambit of his peace offensive—such
as US sabre-rattling, rapid progress in the North's ICBM program, the change in the
ROK administration, and preexisting DPRK strategic and economic plans—there is a strong probability
that strengthened UN sanctions gave Kim's decision urgency.
"Sanctions are having a significant impact on North Korea.
This is particularly apparent in the area of Sino-North Korean Trade.
"Since Chinese trade accounts for 93 percent of North Korean exports and 88 percent of
its imports, the China trade numbers are decisive for determining sanctions impact.
"If the summit does take place, it will be in part because the Chinese have enforced
the series of UN sanctions that have been passed since March 2016 and especially in
2017.
"The Republic of Korea's termination of lucrative economic projects and its humanitarian
assistance programs in 2016 were almost as important.
"Both countries, however, could be tempted to relent on their pressure sooner rather
than later."
One of the challenges Mr Trump's administration faced, Mr DeThomas said, was to keep South
Korea and China on-side when it came to sanctions, with the possibility that China might begin
to fear that North Korea was on the brink of collapse if they were seen to be working
"too well".
He added: "Beijing might also fear being eclipsed by the Trump-Kim summit and wish
to buy back some of the influence it so badly frittered away in Pyongyang.
"It might even do so to dim the chances of success of such a summit if it felt Washington
was ignoring Chinese interests.
It is unlikely Beijing will sit back and silently watch the process unfold, or be willing to
accept the same treatment Japanese Prime Minister Abe has felt from Washington regarding the
summit.
"Finally, if President Trump were to take some sanctions or trade enforcement action
against the PRC in the run-up to the summit that truly infuriated Beijing, it could retaliate
by loosening sanctions enforcement vis-à-vis North Korea."
Mr DeThomas stressed that good leadership was crucial in such situations – but added:
"It remains to be seen whether the Trump administration, which is known for vicious
White House feuds and an incoherent, disorganised, and haphazard policy process, can provide
such leadership."
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BREAKING! Trump Just Signed It! It's LAW! - Duration: 6:05.
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Trump TAKES THE HAMMER To Another Piece of Obama's Legacy - Duration: 3:39.
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Donald Trump pagó 130.000€ a una actriz porno por no revelar su encuentro sexual - Duration: 3:53.
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As Trump Loses Another Attorney, He Insists "Many Lawyers" Want to Represent Him - Duration: 3:38.
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Trump: "the wealth of our middle class has been ripped and redistributed all across the world." - Duration: 1:36.
For many decades, we've enriched foreign industry at the expense of American industry
subsidized the armies of other countries, while allowing for the very sad depletion of our military.
We've defended other nations' borders while refusing to defend our own.
And spent trillions and trillions of dollars overseas while America's infrastructure has fallen into disrepair and decay.
We've made other countries rich, while the wealth, strength and confidence of our country has dissipated over the horizon.
One by one, the factories shuttered and left our shores, with not even a thought about the millions and millions of American workers that were left behind.
The wealth of our middle class has been ripped from their homes and then redistributed all across the world.
But that is the past.
And now, we are looking only to the future.
- look at Obama and Hillary: priceless! :) -
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【MAD】Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL - Kirifuda/Trump Card - Duration: 1:30.
The time is now, raise up your trump card.
This future belongs to you!
Burning dazzlingly, like I'm dreaming an endless dream.
My body yearns for the place where the strong are.
Swaying dizzily, because there's nothing here for certain.
So I only yearn, for a place overflowing with power.
The next battle is waiting for me.
I can hear the signal of the new days!
The time is now, raise up your trump card.
This future belongs to you!
If you can shake the world with your smile.
What comes next is up to you.
Write out this story.
You're the main character, after all!
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This Former President Had Nothing But Praise For Trump - Duration: 2:27.
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Trump reportedly won't hire 2 new lawyers - Duration: 0:53.
President Donald Trump will reportedly not hire two lawyers to join the team defending
him in the Russia investigation — even though their employment was announced last week.
That's according to Trump's personal lawyer Jay Sekulow.
He said in a statement, "The president is disappointed that conflicts prevent Joe diGenova
and Victoria Toensing from joining the president's special counsel legal team."
He said they can help Trump in other legal matters, though.
While Sekulow didn't specify what the conflicts were, multiple news outlets report the two
lawyers have represented other people involved in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
The news comes after Trump's top defense attorney, John Dowd, stepped down Thursday.
Trump tweeted Sunday that he isn't having problems finding lawyers, saying, "Fame & fortune
will NEVER be turned down by a lawyer, though some are conflicted."
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Pres Trump RIPS Dems & Annihilates MSM Narrative In Sunday Surprise THROWDOWN - Duration: 3:40.
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Pres Trump KNOCKS OUT Clapper And Schiff With His Signature One-Two Punch - Duration: 2:42.
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BREAKING: Trump Just Dropped BAD NEWS On Every Anti-Gun Marcher Today! - Duration: 10:16.
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After Enacting Tough Penalties Against China, Trump Deploys US Military to Deliver Brutal Message - Duration: 3:56.
After Enacting Tough Penalties Against China, Trump Deploys US Military to Deliver Brutal
Message On Thursday, the Trump administration hit
the Chinese with $60 billion in trade penalties for intellectual property theft.
Hours later, Trump sent Beijing a message of a different sort — sailing a destroyer
near one of artificial islands created by China in the South China Sea in an attempt
to expand its geographic purview.
According to Reuters, the destroyer USS Mustin sailed within 12 nautical miles — the internationally-recognized
territorial limit — of Mischief Reef in the Spratly Islands on Friday, according to
Reuters.The destroyer then conducted "maneuvering operations" off the manufactured islands.
The move was part of what are known as "freedom of navigation" operations, or FONOPS, which
essentially send a territorial message to nations engaged in maritime irredentism.We
conduct routine and regular freedom of navigation operations, as we have done in the past and
will continue to do in the future," said Lieutenant Commander Nicole Schwegman, spokeswoman
for U.S. Pacific Fleet, when asked about the actions.
According to the South China Morning Post, Chinese officials called it a "serious military
provocation" and claimed the destroyer had been "warned off" by two Chinese frigates.What
the U.S. is doing will damage the military-to-military relations and atmosphere," Chinese defense
ministry spokesman Ren Guoqiang said.
Also damaging the atmosphere: $60 billion in trade penalties levied against China for
intellectual property violations by the Trump administration just hours prior.We have a
tremendous intellectual property theft situation going on," President Trump said as he announced
the penalties, The Daily Caller reported.
Last summer, U.S Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer began an investigation into whether
China was violating Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 through policies "related to
technology transfer, intellectual property, and innovation are unreasonable or discriminatory
and burden or restrict U.S. commerce."On Wednesday, testifying before Congress about
trade policy, Lighthizer seemed to indicate the administration was leaning in the direction
of imposing tariffs upon China as part of the administration's penalties for this
property theft.
"Our view is we have a very serious problem of losing our intellectual property.
We are losing to China in ways not reflected in underlying economics," Lighthizer said.China
is generally considered to be the main offender when it comes to American intellectual property
theft, which can cost us to $600 billion a year, according to Commerce Secretary Wilbur
Ross.
White House Trade Adviser Peter Navarro added Thursday that talks had failed to produce
any sort of meaningful results.
In addition to tariffs, the administration is also looking into blocking certain investments
as part of the penalties.A statement from the Chinese Ministry of Commerce on Thursday
said that Beijing "has expressed its position on many occasions that we resolutely oppose
this type of unilateral and protectionist action by the U.S. China will not sit idly
by while legitimate rights and interests are hurt.
"We must take all necessary measures to firmly defend our rights and interests."
Whether or not that resonates with the Trump administration is anyone's guess, although
Friday's actions in the South China Sea might provide a pretty big hint.
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