Trump news on Youtube Sep 27 2018

The United States may soon "make a deal" to denuclearize North Korea.

This according to U.S. President Donald Trump who cited "very positive" behind-the-scenes

developments between the two sides during remarks at the UN Security Council,... and

a rare solo press conference on Wednesday.

Oh Soo-young tells us more.

The United States is making "positive progress" on striking a deal with North Korea on denuclearization,...

but isn't rushing to specify a timeline just yet.

This according to U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday,... after attending a gathering

of world leaders at the UN General Assembly.

Addressing criticism he failed to secure a timeline on denuclearization or concrete pledges

from the North,... Trump said there had been substantial follow-up action after his June

12th summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.

He said "many things are happening behind the scenes, away from the media," noting U.S.

officials have been holding secret meetings with the North.

Such progress, he said, is likely to produce "good news" in the "coming months and years."

The president also praised North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, as a man he knows and likes,...

expressing confidence Kim also wants a deal to secure peace and prosperity for his regime.

At a press conference later in the day,...

President Trump reiterated he isn't in a hurry to specify a timeline on denuclearizing North

Korea,... saying he has all the time in the world.

"Steve.

I don't wanna get into the time game.

You know why?

I told Mike Pompeo, I said, Mike, don't get into the time.

They're taking down plants, they're taking down a lot of different testing areas.

They're going to take down some more, you'll be hearing about that very soon.

I don't want to get ahead of myself, but you'll be hearing about that soon."

He also insisted he hadn't "given Kim Jong-un anything" amid criticism their Singapore summit

had seen few concessions from North Korea.

President Trump said "until denuclearization occurs," international sanctions on the North

must remain intact,... including those on ship-to-ship transfers which he previously

said are being breached by certain nations.

Oh Soo-young, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> U.S. likely to make deal with North Korea, but no rush for timeline on denuclearization: Trump - Duration: 2:18.

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CNN's Jim Acosta asks Trump to call on female reporter - Duration: 3:07.

For more infomation >> CNN's Jim Acosta asks Trump to call on female reporter - Duration: 3:07.

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Trump says Iran 'has to come back' to talk about nuclear weapons - Duration: 2:48.

For more infomation >> Trump says Iran 'has to come back' to talk about nuclear weapons - Duration: 2:48.

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Pres. Trump could change his mind on Brett Kavanaugh - Duration: 4:53.

For more infomation >> Pres. Trump could change his mind on Brett Kavanaugh - Duration: 4:53.

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Toàn văn bài phát biểu của Tổng thống Mỹ Donald Trump trước Đại hội đồng LHQ [Phụ đề tiếng Việt] - Duration: 41:38.

For more infomation >> Toàn văn bài phát biểu của Tổng thống Mỹ Donald Trump trước Đại hội đồng LHQ [Phụ đề tiếng Việt] - Duration: 41:38.

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Trump Announces Major Change To Welfare, Gives Billions Back To Taxpayers - Duration: 7:21.

President Donald Trump is continuing to fight the importation and permanent resettlement

of welfare-dependent foreign nationals within the borders of the United States.

His plan to stop them from turning into public charges supported by the American taxpayers

may significantly shift where legal immigrants to the country derive from.

The proposal states: "Self-sufficiency has been a basic principle of United States immigration

law since this country's earliest immigration statutes."

It remains United States policy that "the availability of public benefits does not constitute

an incentive for immigration to the United States."

Breitbart News reports: "Currently, there is an estimated record

high of 44.5 million foreign-born residents living in the U.S.

This is nearly quadruple the immigrant population in 2000.

The vast majority of those arriving in the country every year — more than 1.5 million

annually — are low-skilled, poor or working class foreign nationals.

About one in eight new arrivals are from Mexico, a country stricken by poverty and crime.

Poor and crime-ridden regions of the world like the Caribbean, the Middle East, Central

America, Sub-Saharan Africa, and South America have all increasingly made up a larger share

of legal immigration to the U.S. in recent years.'"

The Trump administration is now planning to move forward with regulatory changes that

could make it significantly harder for hundreds of thousands of foreign nationals currently

residing within the borders of America ineligible for green cards if they use any one of a wide

array of taxpayer-funded public assistance programs.

The government has traditionally considered someone who relies on government cash assistance

for more than half of their income a public charge.

Those who oppose benefits for non-citizens argue that restricting their access to taxpayer-funded

public assistance programs has been a principle of American domestic policy since colonial

times.

The federal law, established in 1882 and strengthened in the early twentieth century, was that immigration

officials should refuse entry to any non-citizen who appeared likely to become a "public

charge" and could and should deport those who did.

The draft regulation proposes to expand the definition of "public charge" to include

users of many non-cash aid programs such as food assistance and Section 8 housing vouchers.

The 447-page rule, titled: "Inadmissibility on Public Charge Grounds," will not apply

to families making less than 15 percent of the official poverty designation, however.

The Daily Caller reports: "The change restores the definition of public

charge to its original meaning under a federal law that aims to block the admission of immigrants

likely to become a drain on public resources, according to Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen

Nielsen.

"Under long-standing federal law, those seeking to immigrate to the United States

must show they can support themselves financially," Nielsen said in a statement.

"The department takes seriously its responsibility to be transparent in its rulemaking and is

welcoming public comment on the proposed rule.

This proposed rule will implement a law passed by Congress intended to promote immigrant

self-sufficiency and protect finite resources by ensuring that they are not likely to become

burdens on American taxpayers."

"Under the current interpretation of immigration law, non-immigrant visa holders who receive

cash welfare payments are considered a public charge and are generally ineligible to adjust

to permanent resident status.

The same standard applies overseas — any potential immigrant who is likely to need

cash assistance from the government is inadmissible.

"If the proposed regulation takes effect, immigration officers would also factor in

the use of several non-cash assistance programs when making public burden determinations.

Current and past use of the programs above a certain threshold would be "heavily weighed

negative factor" with respect to green card adjudications, according to DHS.

"In a statement released Saturday night, DHS identified several cash and non-cash programs

included in the expanded public charge definition: "The public benefits proposed to be designated

in this rule are federal, state, local, or tribal cash assistance for income maintenance,

Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Medicaid

(with limited exceptions for Medicaid benefits paid for an "emergency medical condition,"

and for certain disability services related to education), Medicare Part D Low Income

Subsidy, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, or

food stamps), institutionalization "T

For more infomation >> Trump Announces Major Change To Welfare, Gives Billions Back To Taxpayers - Duration: 7:21.

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AMENAZA MILITAR DE EEUU Y TRUMP CONTRA VENEZUELA (SUB ESP) - Duration: 3:21.

For more infomation >> AMENAZA MILITAR DE EEUU Y TRUMP CONTRA VENEZUELA (SUB ESP) - Duration: 3:21.

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Trump pede à ONU para ajudar a "resgatar a liberdade" da Venezuela do "regime desastroso" de Maduro - Duration: 3:35.

For more infomation >> Trump pede à ONU para ajudar a "resgatar a liberdade" da Venezuela do "regime desastroso" de Maduro - Duration: 3:35.

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Michael Avenatti just responded to Trump's attacks with an epic shutdown - Duration: 3:05.

For more infomation >> Michael Avenatti just responded to Trump's attacks with an epic shutdown - Duration: 3:05.

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U.S. likely to make deal with North Korea, but no rush for timeline on denuclearization: Trump - Duration: 2:08.

President Trump says the U.S. might make a deal soon for North Korea to denuclearize.

He was speaking at a rare press conference on Wednesday in New York after attending the

UN General Assembly.

But he said he doesn't see the need for a timeline as long as the regime isn't testing

it nuclear weapons.

Oh Soo-young reports.

The United States is making "positive progress" on striking a deal with North Korea on denuclearization,...

but isn't rushing to specify a timeline just yet.

This according to U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday,... after attending a gathering

of world leaders at the UN General Assembly.

Addressing criticism he failed to secure a timeline on denuclearization or concrete pledges

from the North,... Trump said there had been substantial follow-up action after his June

12th summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.

He said "many things are happening behind the scenes, away from the media," noting U.S.

officials have been holding secret meetings with the North.

Such progress, he said, is likely to produce "good news" in the "coming months and years."

The president also praised North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, as a man he knows and likes,...

expressing confidence Kim also wants a deal to secure peace and prosperity for his regime.

At a press conference later in the day,...

President Trump reiterated he isn't in a hurry to specify a timeline on denuclearizing North

Korea,... saying he has all the time in the world.

"Steve.

I don't wanna get into the time game.

You know why?

I told Mike Pompeo, I said, Mike, don't get into the time.

They're taking down plants, they're taking down a lot of different testing areas.

They're going to take down some more, you'll be hearing about that very soon.

I don't want to get ahead of myself, but you'll be hearing about that soon."

He also insisted he hadn't "given Kim Jong-un anything" amid criticism their Singapore summit

had seen few concessions from North Korea.

President Trump said "until denuclearization occurs," international sanctions on the North

must remain intact,... including those on ship-to-ship transfers which he previously

said are being breached by certain nations.

Oh Soo-young, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> U.S. likely to make deal with North Korea, but no rush for timeline on denuclearization: Trump - Duration: 2:08.

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At the UN, Trump just went off on woman reporters who asked about Kavanaugh's rape accusations - Duration: 1:45.

For more infomation >> At the UN, Trump just went off on woman reporters who asked about Kavanaugh's rape accusations - Duration: 1:45.

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Trump Jr. just called Michael Avenatti a "porn lawyer." Avenatti's response is breaking Twitter - Duration: 2:11.

For more infomation >> Trump Jr. just called Michael Avenatti a "porn lawyer." Avenatti's response is breaking Twitter - Duration: 2:11.

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Trump just attacked Avenatti in furious tweet about his client's bombshell Kavanaugh allegations - Duration: 2:21.

For more infomation >> Trump just attacked Avenatti in furious tweet about his client's bombshell Kavanaugh allegations - Duration: 2:21.

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U.S. likely to make deal with North Korea, but no rush for timeline on denuclearization: Trump - Duration: 2:05.

The United States may soon "make a deal" to denuclearize North Korea.

That's coming from President Donald Trump who cited "very positive" behind-the-scenes

developments between the two sides,... and a rare solo press conference on Wednesday.

Oh Soo-young shares with us his remarks.

The United States is making "positive progress" on striking a deal with North Korea on denuclearization,...

but isn't rushing to specify a timeline just yet.

This according to U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday,... after attending a gathering

of world leaders at the UN General Assembly.

Addressing criticism he failed to secure a timeline on denuclearization or concrete pledges

from the North,... Trump said there had been substantial follow-up action after his June

12th summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.

He said "many things are happening behind the scenes, away from the media," noting U.S.

officials have been holding secret meetings with the North.

Such progress, he said, is likely to produce "good news" in the "coming months and years."

The president also praised North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, as a man he knows and likes,...

expressing confidence Kim also wants a deal to secure peace and prosperity for his regime.

At a press conference later in the day,...

President Trump reiterated he isn't in a hurry to specify a timeline on denuclearizing North

Korea,... saying he has all the time in the world.

"Steve.

I don't wanna get into the time game.

You know why?

I told Mike Pompeo, I said, Mike, don't get into the time.

They're taking down plants, they're taking down a lot of different testing areas.

They're going to take down some more, you'll be hearing about that very soon.

I don't want to get ahead of myself, but you'll be hearing about that soon."

He also insisted he hadn't "given Kim Jong-un anything" amid criticism their Singapore summit

had seen few concessions from North Korea.

President Trump said "until denuclearization occurs," international sanctions on the North

must remain intact,... including those on ship-to-ship transfers which he previously

said are being breached by certain nations.

Oh Soo-young, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> U.S. likely to make deal with North Korea, but no rush for timeline on denuclearization: Trump - Duration: 2:05.

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President Trump announces the SPACE FORCE. "Where No Man Has Bombed Before." - Duration: 2:41.

When it comes to defending America it is not enough to merely have an American

presence in space, we must have American dominance.

Before I got here, wasn't looking so good.

I'm hereby directing the Department of Defense and Pentagon to immediately begin the process

necessary to establish a Space Force as the sixth branch of the armed forces.

That's a big statement.

We are Americans and the future belongs totally to us.

Space.

The final warzone.

These are the policies of the nation

MURICA.

Its continuing mission:

to explode strange new worlds.

To snuff out new life and new civilizations.

To boldly bomb where no one has bombed before.

For more infomation >> President Trump announces the SPACE FORCE. "Where No Man Has Bombed Before." - Duration: 2:41.

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Ex-Navy Sailor Pardoned By Trump Just Got Immediate Revenge On Hillary – No Recovering From This - Duration: 5:13.

And today we are happy to report that President Trump has once again done what he promised.

A former Navy sailor who was one of five people to receive a pardon from President Donald

Trump last week is now planning to file a lawsuit against Obama administration officials

for not offering him equal protection under the law.

Kristian Saucier, who served a year in federal prison just for taking photos of classified

sections of a submarine on which he worked has now made the argument that the same officials

who handed out punishment are the ones who chose to be lenient with Hillary Clinton when

it comes to her use of a private email server and handling of classified information.

Saucier's attorney, Ronald Daigle confirmed to Fox News today that the lawsuit which will

be filed soon in Manhattan will name the U.S. Department of Justice, former FBI Director

James Comey and former President Barack Obama along with many others as defendants.

Here is more on this via Fox News: "They interpreted the law in my case to

say it was criminal," Saucier told Fox News, referring to prosecuting authorities in his

case, "but they did not prosecute Hillary Clinton.

Hillary is still walking free.

Two guys on my ship did the same thing and were not treated as criminals.

We want them to correct the wrong."

Daigle said that a notice about the pending lawsuit was sent to the Department of Justice

and others included in it in December.

There is usually a six-month period that must lapse before the lawsuit actually is filed.

"We will highlight the differences in the way Hillary Clinton was prosecuted and how

my client was prosecuted," Daigle said.

"We are seeking to cast a light on this to show that there's a two-tier justice

system and we want it to be corrected."

While campaigning, and after taking office, Trump frequently voiced support for Saucier,

who in March became the second person he pardoned.

Trump often compared the Obama administration's handling of Saucier's case with that of

Clinton.

Saucier, who lives in Vermont, pleaded guilty in 2016 to taking photos inside the USS Alexandria

while it was stationed in Groton, Connecticut, in 2009.

He said he only wanted service mementos, but federal prosecutors argued he was a disgruntled

sailor who had put national security at risk by taking photos showing the submarine's

propulsion system and reactor compartment and then obstructed justice by destroying

a laptop and camera.

Saucier said that he recognized he had erred in taking the photos, which he said he wanted

to show only to his family to show them where he worked.

But he lashed out at Obama officials, saying that his prosecution was politically motivated,

prompted by sensitivity about classified information amid the scandal involving Clinton's emails.

"My case was usually something handled by military courts," he said.

"They used me as an example because of [the backlash over] Hillary Clinton."

Saucier, 31, said that the pardon has enabled him to pick up the pieces and rebuild his

life with his wife and young daughter.

A felony conviction left him scrambling to find work; he finally landed a job collecting

garbage.

Now, he works on design and engineering projects for an industrial boiler company.

"Things are starting to go in the right direction," Saucier said.

"I work with a group of really great people, I get to use my skills set."

Because of the loss of income during his imprisonment, as well as earning below his potential when

he collected garbage, he and his wife Sadie lost their home to foreclosure.

Debt collectors called and his cars were repossessed.

"With a pardon there's no magic wand that gets waved and makes everything right,"

he said, "But I try to stay positive and look forward."

He praises the pardons that Trump has granted after his, and takes exception at the criticism.

"The Obama administration singled out Dinesh for things most people do not even get charged

for," Saucier said.

"President Trump noticed that my career was exemplary and that I did not deserve what

happened to me.

Conservative commentator Dinesh D'Souza, who was pardoned by Trump last week, had pleaded

guilty to campaign finance fraud.

Trump tweeted Thursday: "Will be giving a Full Pardon to Dinesh D'Souza today.

He was treated very unfairly by our government!"

D'Souza was sentenced in 2014 to five years of probation after he pleaded guilty to violating

federal election law by making illegal

For more infomation >> Ex-Navy Sailor Pardoned By Trump Just Got Immediate Revenge On Hillary – No Recovering From This - Duration: 5:13.

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Maryam Aurangzeb Talking About Shah Mehmood Qureshi and Donald Trump Meeting - PML(n) Latest - Duration: 2:01.

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