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US President Donald Trump says next week summit with North Korean leader Kim

jong-un might not be his last face-to-face meeting with Kim speaking

to reporters at the White House on Wednesday President Trump hinted at more

summits with Kim jong-un in the future adding the two sides now have a quote

very good relationship Trump disagreed with the notion that

Pyongyang is reluctant to denuclearize adding he believes they quote want to do

something president Trump reiterated that

sanctions remain in place and they'll only be lifted if North Korea offers

something meaningful in exchange its latest remarks calm as he and Japanese

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe a reaffirmed over the phone their joint commitment to

the final fully verified denuclearization of North Korea

For more infomation >> Trump says Hanoi summit may not be last with Kim - Duration: 0:53.

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Presidente Donald Trump discursa para os venezuelanos exilados nos EUA - Duration: 36:18.

For more infomation >> Presidente Donald Trump discursa para os venezuelanos exilados nos EUA - Duration: 36:18.

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Buzz grows that SDNY is preparing to indict Donald Trump - Duration: 3:35.

For more infomation >> Buzz grows that SDNY is preparing to indict Donald Trump - Duration: 3:35.

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Reporters just uncovered a backroom scheme by Trump to pardon key witnesses in Mueller's Russia inve - Duration: 2:19.

For more infomation >> Reporters just uncovered a backroom scheme by Trump to pardon key witnesses in Mueller's Russia inve - Duration: 2:19.

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Alec Baldwin Just Epically Responded To Trump Jr.'s Attacks, Shuts Trump's Son Up Instantly - Duration: 3:11.

For more infomation >> Alec Baldwin Just Epically Responded To Trump Jr.'s Attacks, Shuts Trump's Son Up Instantly - Duration: 3:11.

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Looks like Donald Trump has been sold out by Matt Whitaker, Sean Spicer, Don McGahn, Reince Priebus, - Duration: 2:13.

For more infomation >> Looks like Donald Trump has been sold out by Matt Whitaker, Sean Spicer, Don McGahn, Reince Priebus, - Duration: 2:13.

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Trump tweets time-lapse video of steel-slatted wall being built - Daily News - Duration: 7:22.

President Donald Trump on Wednesday tweeted a time-lapse video of a portion of his border wall being built in New Mexico as Democrats remain outraged over his declaration of a national emergency

'We have just built this powerful Wall in New Mexico,' Trump wrote with the 24 second video he tweeted

'Completed on January 30, 2019 – 47 days ahead of schedule! Many miles more now under construction! #FinishTheWall'The wall is constructed of steel slats

The video features workmen clearing the ground, followed cranes placing sections of the wall into upright positions

While Trump defends his border barrier, Democrats remain furious that he declared a national emergency to get the needed to finish its construction

  Kirsten Gillibrand, who's seeking the 2020 Democratic nomination, said Trump is spreading a 'hateful message' with his building of a wall

'Democrats have funded border security for decades and so it's not a question of not wanting to keep the country safe, but what President Trump wants to do is build a medieval-style wall out of concrete and one that will destroy not just the community but the environment,' she said

 'And it is a hateful message. I mean he's trying to create a picture of division and hate and derision

And that's what I'm so offended by: the fact that he's fused this kind of racism in, in his words and actions is just troubling,' she added

   Earlier this week she said the president's national emergency was 'manufactured

'  Share this article Share Most of the 2020 presidential candidates are separating themselves from Trump and his wall

'Republicans wouldn't have tolerated this if Obama did it,' Sen. Cory Booker told Fox News at a campaign event in New Hampshire

'And they shouldn't tolerate it when Donald Trump is doing it.' Sen. Kamala Harris said this was a crisis of the president's own making

'This is a crisis of his own making because it was a campaign pledge that took heat and propelled him to victory,' she said at a campaign stop in New Hampshire

'He feels the need to keep reciting what is a lie.' Meanwhile, Democratic Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Joaquin Castro are drafting a resolution that would block Trump's declaration, The Hill reported

  Castro plans to offer it on Friday, Reuters reported.  So far, 92 lawmakers have signed on and House Democrats could push it through the legislative process to have on the House floor by mid-March

 If both the House and Senate passed legislation stopping Trump, it would have to go to the president for his signature

He is likely veto it. Overriding Trump's veto would require a two-thirds vote in both chambers

 Trump declared a national emergency to build a border wall - his most prominent campaign promise - after he failed to get Congress to appropriate the $5

7 billion he needs to build his wall along the 2,000 mile U.S.-Mexico border.Congress appropriated $1

375 billion that Trump can use for enhanced fencing but specifically did not fund a border barrier

 The president is cobbling together the rest of the money through a patchwork operation that has him taking $600 million from the Treasury Forfeiture Fund and $2

5 billion from an account within the Department of Defense that is used for counter-drug activities, in order to build his wall

Another $3.6 billion will come from DOD's military construction and facility improvement funds

 On Monday, 16 states sued Trump over his decision to declare a national emergency to obtain funds for building his wall along the 2,000 mile U

S.-Mexico border. The lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California came just days after Trump invoked emergency powers on Friday after Congress declined to fulfill his request for $5

7 billion to help build the wall that was his signature 2016 campaign promise.His move aims to let him spend money appropriated by Congress for other purposes

Joining in filing the lawsuit are the attorneys general of Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, and Virginia

   Additionally, three Texas landowners and an environmental group filed the first lawsuit against Trump's move on Friday, saying it violates the Constitution and would infringe on their property rights

The legal challenges could slow down Trump's efforts to build the wall, which he says is needed to check illegal immigration and drug trafficking, but will likely end up at the conservative-leaning U

S. Supreme Court. In a budget deal passed by Congress to avert a second government shutdown, nearly $1

4 billion was allocated toward border fencing. Trump's emergency order would give him an additional $6

7 billion beyond what lawmakers authorized. 

For more infomation >> Trump tweets time-lapse video of steel-slatted wall being built - Daily News - Duration: 7:22.

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Trump denies that he tried obstructing Michael Cohen investigation - Duration: 3:49.

For more infomation >> Trump denies that he tried obstructing Michael Cohen investigation - Duration: 3:49.

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Ex Trump aide Marc Short will be Vice President Mike Pences chief of staff - Duration: 2:16.

Ex Trump aide Marc Short will be Vice President Mike Pences chief of staff

Former White House director of legislative affairs Marc Short will return to the Trump administration as Vice President Mike Pences chief of staff.

Pence confirmed the news in a tweet, following earlier reporting from CNBC and The New York Times.

"Marc will be joining the Office of the Vice President in March and we look forward to welcoming him to our great @VP Team!" Pence said in the tweet.

Short will replace longtime Pence advisor Nick Ayers, who left the administration at the end of 2018. Ayers had turned down an offer to become Trumps chief of staff after the departure of retired Marine Gen. John Kelly.

Short did not immediately return a request for comment.

that Shorts new position was announced at Pences staff meeting Tuesday morning.

Short was a key point of contact between the White House and members of Congress. He was closely involved with the passage of Trumps signature tax reform plan and pushing through the confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch.

After he left the administration last summer, Short joined the University of Virginia on a one year fellowship. The appointment from faculty and alumni who condemned the Trump administration.

Shorts return to the administration comes as the Trump campaign and White House gear up for what will likely be a tough 2020 re election campaign.

President Donald Trumps campaign announced on Tuesday that it is beefing up the communications shop with the additions of former Republican National Committee press secretary Kayleigh McEnany and former Pence press secretary Marc Lotter.

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For more infomation >> Ex Trump aide Marc Short will be Vice President Mike Pences chief of staff - Duration: 2:16.

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Hanoi barber offering free Kim-Trump haircuts ahead of summit - Duration: 0:33.

One thing the two stars of the upcoming summit have in common are hairstyles that stand out.

To check if that's the do for you, there are specialists in Hanoi ready to help you out.

In honor of the historic event,... a hair salon in the Vietnamese capital is offering

free haircuts in the two leaders' distinctive styles.

Owner Le Tuan Duong, started the promotion for fun.

But the response has been overwhelming.

In the first two days, the event drew around 200 participants.

It's on until February 28th,... the last day of the Hanoi summit.

For more infomation >> Hanoi barber offering free Kim-Trump haircuts ahead of summit - Duration: 0:33.

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President Trump denies report regarding investigation in Michael Cohen - Duration: 1:25.

For more infomation >> President Trump denies report regarding investigation in Michael Cohen - Duration: 1:25.

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Vietnam, exemplary case of economic development for N. Korea - Duration: 2:15.

So the world will be watching Hanoi next week ahead of and during the Kim-Trump summit.

Many Vietnamese are proud to be hosting such an important meeting.

Why, though, did North Korea and the U.S. choose Vietnam?

And what lessons could the country have for the North?

Oh Jung-hee has this report.

Vietnam is geographically close enough to North Korea that the North Korean leader can

fly there.

And it has diplomatic ties with both Pyeongyang and Washington.

These are the reasons why the Southeast Asian country was chosen as the venue for the second

Kim-Trump summit -- but there is another reason why Hanoi was an attractive choice.

The U.S.-Vietnam history plays a part here.

Vietnam and the U.S. fought in a war from 1965 until 1975.

But their hostile relations came to an end as they established diplomatic relations in

1995, 10 years after Vietnam started its Doi Moi economic reforms.

In 2000, Vietnam and the U.S. signed a bilateral trade agreement, which expanded Hanoi's overseas

trade.

Hanoi succeeded in developing a free market economy, while keeping a single-party communist

system.

Hanoi has been willing to share its development experience with North Korea -- and Pyeongyang

sent its foreign minister last year to study the Vietnamese model.

Meanwhile, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has said that...

Pyeongyang could replicate Hanoi's path to normal relations with the U.S. and to prosperity.

Kim and Trump's choice of Vietnam shows that they're willing to end their hostilities and

start a new relationship.

But more importantly, Trump is making another promise that once Pyeongyang follows through

on its commitment to denuclearize, what's to come next is the 'economic bright future'

-- that Kim Jong-un desires.

Kim's aim of developing the North's economy could be even more evident during his state

visit to Vietnam, where he'll be touring key industrial facilities near the capital, while

strengthening relations with the Vietnamese government.

Oh Jung-hee, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> Vietnam, exemplary case of economic development for N. Korea - Duration: 2:15.

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DISCURSO DE TRUMP TEVE ESTILO NAZISTA, DIZ MADURO - Duration: 3:29.

For more infomation >> DISCURSO DE TRUMP TEVE ESTILO NAZISTA, DIZ MADURO - Duration: 3:29.

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UNSC lifts sanctions on N. Korean delegation for Kim-Trump summit, enabling them to travel to Hanoi - Duration: 0:39.

now as a follow-up to that report the UN Security Council has eased sanctions on

senior North Korean officials enabling them to travel to Vietnam for the second

Pyongyang Washington summit Reuters says the sanctions have been temporarily

lifted for the entire North Korean delegation as it's not yet clear exactly

who will be traveling to Hanoi for the preparation work and the summit such a

move comes as Vietnam requested for a blanket exemption the UN sanctions

committee also eased sanctions for the North's officials last year in June when

Pyongyang and Washington held their first landmark summit in Singapore

For more infomation >> UNSC lifts sanctions on N. Korean delegation for Kim-Trump summit, enabling them to travel to Hanoi - Duration: 0:39.

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Trump regularly calls Republican senators to ... talk about golf or what he's seen on TV - Duration: 4:57.

For more infomation >> Trump regularly calls Republican senators to ... talk about golf or what he's seen on TV - Duration: 4:57.

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7-Year-Old Boy Called 'Little Hitler' For Raising Money For Trump's Wall - Duration: 4:19.

There Is Nothing More Sweet Or Innocent Than A Child That Sets Up A Lemonade Stand Or In

This Case, A Hot Chocolate Stand.

But Now That Everything Is Politicized And Children Are Fair Game, The Left Will Stoop

To Harassing Even Children If They Step Out Of Line.

A Seven-Year-Old Boy Was Accosted And Called "Little Hitler" After Setting Up A Hot

Chocolate Stand To Raise Money For President Trump's Border Wall, His Parents Say.

The Child's Name Is Benton Stevens And He Lives In Austin, Texas.

After Watching President Trump's State Of The Union Address On February 5th, Benton

Was Moved To Raise Funds To Help Build The Border Wall Between The Us And Mexico.

His Parents Are Both Active Members With The Republican National Committee.

Benton Has Raised Almost $5,000 Between His Hot Chocolate Stand, A Matching Donor And

Venmo Receipts.

That's Quite An Accomplishment For A 7-Year-Old.

Unfortunately, According To His Parents, Benton Has Lost His Privacy After Videos And Photos

Of Their Son Were Posted To Facebook.

"People Think He's Brainwashed," His Mother, Jennifer, Said.

"Well, Of Course, He Supports Trump Because We Do, And He Hears How We Talk And This And

That.

Call That Brainwashing, But I Call It Parenting Because We Instill Our Values In Him."

Young Benton Set Up His Stand Over The Weekend At A Strip Mall Northeast Of Austin.

His Brothers And Parents Helped Him Set It Up.

They Made Signs And Brewed Hot Chocolate With Him.

Within An Hour, His Parents Say, He Made About $231.

Tragically, He Was Forced To Shut Down After Patrons Complained To The Store Owner Benton

Had Placed His Stand In Front Of.

What Kind Of Petty Monster Does Something Like That?

A Leftist One.

"I Guess Some Liberals – Or Whatever You Want To Call Them – They Were Griping At

The Owner (Of The Store) And Going In And Yelling At Him And Slamming Him On Facebook,"

His Mother, Jennifer, Said.

Extortion By Facebook…

Typical.

All Of This Did Not Stop Benton, Who Is Actually Fired Up By The Responses He Got From The

Public.

He Set His Stand Up Again The Next Day And Was Harassed In Person And Online.

"He Was Called A Little Hitler Yesterday," His Mother Said.

"A Guy Pointed At Him In His Car And Then He Said That We Didn't Like Brown People.

I Don't Understand That At All."

What A Jerk.

The Family Is Standing Strong On Principle Though And Vow That The Money Raised Will

Go Directly Towards Funding The Wall.

"There's A Gofundme Page And We're Also Part Of The Rnc And We're Pretty Connected

There So We Will 100 Percent Make Sure It Goes Towards The Wall," They Said.

"Gofundme Donations Can Be Funneled To The Trump Administration Through A Category Called

"Gifts To The United States" For "General Use By The Federal Government," But Donating

To Specific Government Projects Is A Much More Complicated And Unclear Process, According

To Business Insider.

"In Light Of All The Publicity Surrounding Benton's Border Wall Fundraiser, His Father

Told Fox News That It's Actually Inspired Some Reconciliation Across Party Lines In

Their Texas Town.

"People Who Were Originally Very Mean Have Started Apologizing For What They Said And

Sticking Up For Benton," Shane Said.

"He Is Close To $5,000 Raised Now And Is Thinking About Doing A Free Hot Chocolate

Stand For People From Both Sides Of The Debate Since There Are So Many From Both Sides Sticking

Up For Him."'

The Family Should Send Their Funds To Triple-Amputee Veteran Brian Kolfage For The "We Build

The Wall" Movement.

They Are Already On The Border And Working On The Wall.

And I Bet There Is A Visit To The White House In Benton's Future Somewhere.

#Webuildthewall