Trump news on Youtube Oct 16 2018

and the realities of what that

might be behind the scene.

Talking about the trade

relationship we with them, the

president isn't pointing to

Saudi Arabia as a helpful ally

in negotiating peace around the

Middle East.

He is pointing to this arm deal.

We should do a fact check on it.

It's not correctly describing

this arms deal.

Here is what the Washington post

writes.

Most of the outsiders have been

denounced by the Obama

administration and there appears

to be signed contracts.

They were memorandums of intent.

There were six specific items

adding up to $28 billion.

All have been notified to

congress by the Obama

administration.

In essence, this is a wish list.

It's worth recalling that Obama

offered Saudi Arabia 115 billion

dollar in deals, about half of

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What Trump's tax story says about media manipulation - Duration: 5:42.

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ANOTHER Dem Promotes Violent Agenda, Vows "Trench Warfare" Against Trump - Duration: 2:19.

During a Sunday interview with CBS, Democrat Senator Chris Van Hollen defended Hillary

Clinton and other Democrats' calls for hostility towards Republicans while seemingly implying

that the left's violent rhetoric is justified by President Trump.

"Donald Trump, when he says 'beat the crap out of them' at a rally, then says

'I'm going to pick up your legal bill' – look the guy knows no bottom," said

the Democrat Senator.

"He gets up in his rallies, 'go beat the crap out of them,' he says 'lock em up.'"

"Nobody goes lower than Donald Trump," said Van Hollen, who explained "what Democrats

are saying, is that we are locked in a pitched political battle, and we are going to engage

fully.

This is political trench warfare, and we're going to engage in that battle."

From Breitbart:

Sunday on CBS's "Face the Nation," Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) said "nobody goes

lower than Donald Trump" when asked about Democrats recent calls for incivility.

Van Hollen said, "Look, I think Hillary Clinton was saying is that Democrats are in

a pitched battle on very important issues and we need to fight hard.

Nobody goes lower than Donald Trump.

That is a bottomless pit.

No one is competing with that.

He gets up in his rallies, 'go beat the crap out of them,' he says 'lock em up.'

I don't think voters independent voters like that."

He added, "Donald Trump when he says beat the crap out of them at a rally then says

I'm going to pick up your legal bill, look the guy knows no bottom.

But the reality is, what Democrats are saying is that we are locked in a pitched political

battle, and we are going to engage fully.

This is political trench warfare, and we're going to engage in that battle.

That's why Democrats in the Senate are doing a lot better than people expected us to do

more than a year ago."

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President Trump, First Lady Visit Areas Affected By Hurricane Michael - Duration: 2:08.

For more infomation >> President Trump, First Lady Visit Areas Affected By Hurricane Michael - Duration: 2:08.

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Am I A Baby?': Ari Melber And Katy Tur On Trump's Deepest Wound | The Beat With Ari Melber | MSNBC - Duration: 6:29.

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President Trump tours damage in Georgia, Florida from Michael - Duration: 1:42.

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Trump Pressured Liz Warren To Take a DNA Test and Now The Results Are In - Duration: 6:01.

Massachusetts Democrat senator Elizabeth Warren had long held her claim of having

Native American ancestry being fair-skinned with blonde hair many

people across the country immediately doubted the dim saying it was just

another lying liberal ploy to appear relatable to people her biggest

distractor of her alleged roots was President Donald Trump at Trump's July

5th rally in Montana he told the large crowed that it was time to put an end to

Warren's charade with glee Trump said that he looked forward to making Warren

prove her Native American heritage on the debate stage if the two were run in

2020 and square off with him her presidential plans have been rumored

recently now the results are in of her DNA test

Breitbart reports Sen Elizabeth Warren Dima has declared

herself vindicated for a decades-long claim to be Cherokee thanks to a DNA

test she ordered in response to taunts from President Donald Trump in another

signal that the former professor is gearing up for a 2020 presidential run

according to Warren's own DNA test she has at best 1/64 Native American

ancestry but it could also be as low as 1 / 1 comma 0 24 percentage-wise she can

claim somewhere between 0.1% to 1 point 5 6 % native lineage the minimum

requirement to claim membership in most Native American tribes ranges from 1/8

12.5% to 1/2 50% a few tribes have a minimum requirement of 1/16 6% the

Boston Globe a newspaper that has spent years trying to protect Warren on this

issue and has already had to issue a correction on this piece for overstating

Warren's Indian ancestry broke the details of Warren's DNA test and

analysis Monday morning the articles author Annie Linsky similarly provided

cover for Warren's past in September with a story declaring her claim to

Native American ethnicity was never considered by the Harvard Law faculty at

every step of her remarkable rise in the legal profession the people responsible

for hiring her saw her as a white woman however Lenski admits Warren changed her

ethnicity from white to native-american both at University of Pennsylvania Law

School where she taught from 1987 to 1995 and at Harvard Law School where she

had tenure starting in 1995 assuming this DNA test is accurate

Warren can still make no claim to membership in a Cherokee tribe the

Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians has a minimum threshold of 1/16 blood-quantum

and the United Keetoowah Band threshold is 1/4 blood-quantum the Cherokee Nation

does not have any minimum threshold for ancestry but for membership it does

require that an individual provide documents that connect you to a direct

ancestor listed on one of the dots final rolls of citizens of the Cherokee Nation

the Dawes rolls do not include any of Warren's ancestors the globe's

front-page headline which Warren shared on social media to declare victory for

herself reads Warren reveals tests confirming

ancestry without accounting for these caveats Warren's expert analyst

Bustamante concludes that the vast majority of Warren's ancestry is

European but said evidence support the existence of an unmixed Native American

ancestor however there is no proof of her specific claim to be part Cherokee

much of Warren's claim to American Indian heritage was debunked in 2014

when official documents including a marriage certificate appeared to prove

that Warren's story about her parents being forced to elope due to her

mother's Indian heritage was not true in 2012 Warren told the Boston Globe my

father's family so objected to my mother's Native American heritage that

my mother told me they had to elope but there appears to be a marriage

certificate and contemporaneous press accounts of Warren's parents having a

Methodist wedding in 1932 which would mean there was no elopement Warren has

also claimed her great-great-great grandmother OC

Sarah Smith was part American Indian the Boston Globe however reports that Smith

identified as white in historical documents the globe adds that at the

time Indians faced discrimination and Smith would have had strong incentives

to call herself white if possible according to the Atlantic Oh dot C Sarah

Smith died long before the Dawes rolls were drawn up too far in the past to

make war and eligible for membership in the tribe

assuming Smith was Cherokee done

you

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Trump Signs Bill to Clean Millions of Tons of Garbage from World's Oceans - Duration: 4:38.

President Trump has signed a landmark new bill to introduce legislation that will clean

millions of tons of garbage from the world's oceans, while putting other countries on notice

that "the Trump administration will no longer tolerate trash being dumped in the ocean."

The president added his signature to the "Save Our Seas Act," giving the green light to

the initiative that will remove eight million tons of trash from the world's oceans, while

naming and shaming the world's worst polluters.

As Trump signed S.3508, the Save Our Seas Act into law at the Oval Office, he told the

press he was "very pleased" to introduce such "important legislation."

"As president, I will continue to do everything I can to stop other nations from making our

oceans into their landfills," he said.

"That's why I'm pleased – very pleased, I must say – to put my signature on this

important legislation."

The new legislation deals a blow to Trump's critics, who claim the president has no respect

for environmental issues since he pulled the US out of the Paris Climate Accord.

According to Epoch Times, the act charges NOAA to collaborate with other U.S. government

agencies to deal with land- and ocean-based sources of the trash, both domestic and foreign."People

don't realize it, but all the time we're being inundated by debris from other countries,"

Trump said.

"And we will be responding and very strongly."

In attendance at the Oct. 11 signing ceremony were Sens. Dan Sullivan (R-Okla.) and Sheldon

Whitehouse (D-R.I.), the sponsor and co-sponsor of the bill, respectively, whose presence

attested to the bipartisan nature of the bill.

The House held a voice vote on it, which wasn't recorded; the Senate passed it unanimously,

Sullivan said.

Through its diplomatic channels, the United States has already been putting other countries

on notice that the Trump administration will no longer tolerate trash being dumped in the

ocean, Trump said.

"And I can tell you that Dan [Sullivan] and Sheldon [Whitehouse] were very insistent

on trying to get that into the USMCA, the new agreement that we have with Canada and

Mexico.

And we'll be putting it into other agreements also," Trump said.

Whitehouse concurred and said they were in the process of working it into an agreement

with the Philippines, which he named as "one of the worst three" ocean polluters.

For Trump, the issue is an economic one as well as an environmental one.

The United States has to clean up the trash that floats into U.S. waters and onto U.S.

beaches each year, which not only creates a burden on the government but hurts businesses

along the coast.

In one national ocean cleanup, the Ocean Conservancy reported picking up 4,144,109 pounds of trash

from over 8,500 miles of coastline.

"This waste, trash, and debris harms not only marine life, but also fishermen, coastal

economies along America's vast stretches," Trump said.

"As president, I will continue to do everything I can to stop other nations from making our

oceans into their landfills."

The act also requires a representative from the State Department, as well as from the

Department of the Interior, to join the Interagency Marine Debris Coordinating Committee.

The nonprofit Ocean Conservancy called the legislation a "triumph of bipartisanship,"

and praised it for addressing the "the ever-increasing global marine-debris problem."

Even the American Chemistry Council, an association of chemical manufacturers and other chemistry-related

businesses, applauded the passage of the legislation.

"This important bipartisan legislation reinvigorates existing programs and includes language recognizing

the need to address the lack of waste management systems in developing countries," it said

on its blog.

The Plastics Industry Association also thanked the Trump administration for "demonstrating

your commitment to combatting marine debris."

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Trump Wins Defamation Lawsuit Against Stormy, Now She Has To Pay His Legal Fees - Duration: 3:05.

On Monday, a federal district court judge in California ruled to dismiss Stormy Daniels'

defamation lawsuit against President Donald Trump.

As the Hollywood Reporter pointed out, U.S. District Court Judge S. James Otero concluded

earlier today that Daniels has failed to establish a prima facie case for defamation against

the President.

This whole thing started in April when Daniels' lawyer Michael Avenatti released a sketch

of a man who supposedly "threatened" Daniels to stay quiet about her alleged affair with

Donald Trump.

In response, Trump tweeted this: "A sketch years later about a nonexistent man.

A total con job, playing the Fake News Media for Fools (but they know it)!"

Daniels and her lawyer then tried to sue the President for defamation, but a Federal Judge

has now laid down a powerful decision in favor of Trump.

"The Court agrees with Mr. Trump's argument because the tweet in question constitutes

'rhetorical hyperbole' normally associated with politics and public discourse in the

United States," stated the judge.

"The First Amendment protects this type of rhetorical statement."

The judge defined "rhetorical hyperbole" as "extravagant exaggeration employed for

rhetorical effect" and characterizes Trump's tweet against Daniels as displaying "an

incredulous tone, suggesting that the content of his tweet was not meant to be understood

as a literal statement about Plaintiff".

The best part in all of this, of course, is that Daniels has to pay Trump's legal fees

(via the Hollywood Reporter):

Otero adds that Trump made a "one-off rhetorical comment, not a sustained attack on the veracity

of Plaintiff's claims" and that this distinguishes this suit from other cases where courts have

determined defamation.

The judge adds that Daniels' assumption that Trump knew of the 2011 threat doesn't

establish facts adding up that he did, in fact, know.

The judge ends up agreeing with Trump that Daniels hasn't shown actual malice nor adequately

plead damages.

Daniels won't get the opportunity to amend her complaint to cure deficiencies, and what's

more under Texas' anti-SLAPP statute, she now has to pay Trump's legal costs — perhaps

a rubbing of salt in the wound to those who contributed to Daniels' legal defense fund.

Trump's lawyer Charles Harder immediately released a statement saying that Trump is

now entitled to a financial award for prevailing in this case:

And of course, Daniels' lawyer Michael Avenatti weighed in, clearly disturbed by the ruling:

How do you think the media will handle this brand new victory for President Trump?

Comment below…

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Trump to survey devastation left by Hurricane Michael - Duration: 4:21.

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President Trump to tour damage in Florida and Georgia - Duration: 1:07.

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Trump Says Without His Mockery Of Christine Blasey Ford, 'We Would Not Have Won' - Duration: 2:50.

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JUDGE ANDREW NAPOLITANO: TRUMP "NO INTENTION" OF SHUTTING DOWN MUELLER PROBE - Duration: 4:53.

must be getting some guidance from Rudy Guiliani who is very competent lawyer

who communicates with Bob Muller's people all the time that now is not the

time to be making noises about Muller that when we're negotiating with Muller

the best thing you can do most respectfully mr. president is not

talking about this in public so that that's how I read don't listen doesn't

mean he's never gonna shut it down it just means he's not gonna do it now came

across this over the weekend this is a headline tear guys from the hill calm

Jonathan Turley wrote a piece for the hill and he says three reasons Muller

may not charge Trump with obstruction the whole premise of that piece is that

the questions that he has knowledge about do not suggest obstruction the

other premise of that piece is that if there was obstruction meaning if Jim

Comey were fired for some personal venal purpose on the part of the president a

corrupt purpose to keep him from getting too close to the president that's what

obstruction here means one of the witnesses would be rod Rosen Stein and

rod Rosenstein is in charge of the investigation from which my friend and

colleague John the professor Charlie is concluding that a frozen Stein we're

going to be a witness he would have taken himself out of the investigation

as since he hasn't taken himself out of the investigation he's not going to be a

witness remember the people around Rosenstein have said he didn't expect

the memo he gave to the President to be used as the reason for firing Jim Comey

and he was embarrassed when that memo was released when he walked into the

Oval Office that day to talk to the president he had no idea the president

was going to say give me some reason to fire call me since that you don't

entirely disagree with Turley but you're not buying his premise correct correct

one more thing Jeff Sessions I don't know what his fate is but apparently

last night the reference was let's get past some midterms and there will likely

be personnel changes watch here I was disappointed that he recused himself and

many people think I was right on that I was very disappointed why should he have

recused himself what happened can I assume he's gone no

no no assumptions personnel changes that happen all the time what would be your

expectation last week the New York Times which of course really doesn't like the

president nevertheless printed the names of five people who supposedly

interviewed every one of them a prominent lawyer in his or her right own

right including a retired federal judge to potentially replace Jeff Sessions and

the that what that a replacement will occur between Election Day and Christmas

thank you buddy you're welcome to see any time what's cooking over there

Hillary Clinton strongly defending her husband's decision to stay in office

after his affair with an intern in retrospect do you think bill should have

resigned in the wake of the Monica Lewinsky scandal

it wasn't an abuse of power no no well our 18 will have a lot to say about that

and a lot of other things coming up in the next hour

hoping to seek asylum meanwhile President Trump discussed his current

immigration laws on 60 minutes saying that he's not happy he wants to make

some changes William la jeunesse is live for us in

Los Angeles with more on that hi William well Heather as you know thousands of

Central Americans leave their country every day what's different here is

they're doing it as a group typically migrants will pay a smuggler about half

the money up front then work off or wire the rest from the US but not everyone

has 8 gram so this began as a group of about 150 but it's now over 1,500 moving

through Honduras to Guatemala then Mexico some will likely stay with

the caravan safety in numbers or break off crossing the border in Texas or

Arizona forced to leave they say by poverty and violence at home wait de

bajo there are no jobs there's nothing here

and our kids even the little ones are scared there are gang members and

sometimes they come and destroy everything and they see it all so Mexico

warned Saturday that everyone needs a visa to enter this group wants asylum in

the US penny of Mexico believe in the u.s. has a responsibility to give refuge

to those fleeing violence problem is right now the border at the US is

overwhelmed so the administration is considering a policy change to give

families a choice stay with your children but in detention together when

you allow the parents to stay together ok when you allow that then what happens

is people are going to pour into our countries Leslie for coming into our

country illegally so problem is right now there are no consequences the Border

Patrol

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DAN BONGINO: ALEC BALDWIN CALLS TO OVERTHROW TRUMP - Duration: 4:32.

talk to this guy Dan bond Gino former new york city cop former Secret Service

agent author of a great book it's called spy gate the attempt at sabotage of

Donald J Trump so Dan when you had Alec Baldwin there speaking in front of all

those Democrats when he said overthrow Donald Trump there's a big cheer what's

going on with that yeah I don't know who I'm more embarrassed for Alec Baldwin or

as you guys just said you're right did the Democrat Party up in New Hampshire

you give this guy a platform and he does that I mean if I were to suggest that

which I never would God for been into your show right now you guys would cut

this feed rightfully so immediately and by the way how is there a lawful way to

overthrow the government that Baldwin is a deranged lunatic and he's not even

that bright thankfully there isn't a lawful way to overthrow the government

is an impeachment process but he says we want to do it in a loft to overthrow the

government guys you know john edwards the performer vice presidential

candidate gave a speech once about to america's and I say that because sadly

there are two Americas developing right now there's the media elites like this

lunatic there's academia there's the swamp rats and then there's the rest of

us and Donald Trump is really tapped into that and people see him as a

warrior for the right side of that well maybe when he's talking about overthrow

this government he's talking about people getting out to vote in somebody

new just out of curiosity he had a leak so what do you think of the president on

with lesley stahl on 60 minutes last night it was contentious it was back and

forth and he he gave it back to her well you know I have this thing I talk about

a lot I you know about fighting against the libs all the time and I consider

Lesley Stahl part of that I've seen some of her interviews on 60 minutes there oh

I think it was my opinion I think they're always biased and one-sided and

I think they're designed to advance a liberal narrative very rarely ever two

politicians fight back because they're afraid they're afraid they're gonna look

bad Donald Trump gave back every single thing he got and more I tweeted out last

night that you if you're missing this right now you are miss

epic television I mean he gave it back at that light he said at one point well

well I'm the president you or not and then there's another point where she

asked him to make a pledge right he says rightfully so I don't need to make a

pledge to you I'm the president United States I'll make a pledge that what I

need to make a pledge this is how this is why people like Donald Trump it's not

rudeness or brashness it's that Donald Trump doesn't succumb to this media

pressure you know to be weak and he fights right back all right dan we want

to ask you about this I was alarmed when I saw that National Geographic is gonna

air a special that reveals how agents they foiled an assassination attempt

against the president our president president Trump in Manila was Isis

involved what are the details yeah this this actually happens more often than

not then you'd think I mean I hope I'm not like breaking any news but the fact

that it was covered in the Nat Geo special of course made it a story in The

Daily Beast where the writer takes a cheap shot at me by the way but that's

all right it happens all the time I actually know the the lead advance

agent very well it was involved in this I was trained as an instructor in the

Secret Service Academy and they did everything by the numbers now the

problem with this plot over there they had is they were in the Philippines at

this point and they had an operator on the ground they had detected on social

media through various ways they knew he was on the ground in the Philippines the

problem is you have to rely a lot on the locals and the locals used what looked

like to be the power of numbers to swarm a park and find this guy right before

the motorcade got by but this kind of stuff happens a lot overseas on

presidential and evidently on the website on his website he was seen with

a picture holding a book on how to kill the definitive history of assassination

and he also had a mug shot of Lee Harvey Harvey Oswald yeah he was he was pretty

vocal on social media about his intentions and all the warning signs

were there indications of an interest in assassination you know pictures with uh

you know with Lee Harvey Oswald some fascination with it these are all

warning signs the Secret Service has kind of a checklist that they do that's

the informations classified how they do it but they're very very good at

detecting a threat from someone who's just the talker

all right well your talk I'm telling you a good one that's why

you'd be happy on the show then bun Gina thank you for coming

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Trump to visit Florida - Duration: 1:29.

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Stahl Tries to Stop Trump's Media Complaints, But He Shuts Her Down… Hard - Duration: 5:38.

President Donald Trump sat down with Lesley Stahl for a 60 Minutes interview.

When the topic of the news came up, the president used it to once again bash the liberal media

for their bias.

Stahl quickly tried to change the topic, hoping to avoid the wrath of the POTUS.

But Trump brilliantly countered her with a harsh rebuke.

There is nothing the media won't do or say to hurt the president.

Think about that.

Politics aside, Donald Trump was elected by voters to lead the country.

That should be enough for the media to cover his administration honestly.

But from the moment Donald Trump announced his candidacy, we could count one thing: dishonest

coverage from the mainstream media.

The press has been slamming Trump since the very beginning.

Even after he won, they continued to slander him, perhaps in the hopes of hurting his reelection

chances.

They never stopped to think that by insulting the president they insult every last American

who supports him.

It shows you the depths of their arrogance and hatred for our country.

Since becoming president, Donald Trump has been brutally honest about the media.

Rarely does a day go by when he doesn't call them out for their sleazy coverage of

his administration.

He routinely calls their stories "fake news," branding cable network CNN "very fake news."

You don't have to look hard to discover that, time and again, Trump is proven right.

This weekend, President Trump decided to sit down with Lesley Stahl of 60 Minutes for an

in-depth interview.

During the conversation, Trump brought up how different the media covers his presidency

versus Barack Obama's.

He emphasized how shockingly dishonest the media has become when discussing his leadership.

Obviously, Stahl wanted to change the subject.

Despite being a longtime personality in the media, she refused to respond to his statements.

Instead, she wanted to discuss other matters.

President Trump issued her a powerful rebuke in the process.

In an interview with Lesley Stahl for CBS' "60 Minutes," President Trump had one

heck of a blunt response for Stahl when she attempted to sidetrack his effort to delineate

how dishonest the mainstream media is.

Stahl wanted to change the subject but Trump would not be dissuaded…

Trump stated, "The thing I've really learned is I never knew how dishonest the media was

and I really mean it.

I'm not saying that as a soundbite.

I never knew how dishonest the media was…"

Stahl, interrupted, "I'm going to change the subject again."

Trump responded, "No.

The way you asked me a question, like about separation."

Stahl: "Yeah."

Trump: "When I say Obama did it, you don't want to talk about it."

Stahl: "No."

Trump: "When I say I did it, let's make a big deal about it."

Stahl: "I'm going to run your answer, but you did it four times."

Trump: "I'm just telling you that you treated me much differently on the subject…"

Stahl, "I disagree but I don't want to have that fight with you."

Trump: "Hey, it's okay.

Leslie, it's okay.

In the meantime, I'm president and you're not.

Notice how Stahl responds when Trump brings up Obama.

You'd have to be an idiot to not see how differently the media covers Trump over Obama.

They handed Obama with kid gloves.

The MSM worshipped the last president.

Any mistakes, scandals, or signs of corruption were covered up or spun to be nothing.

They loved Obama and would do anything to polish his tarnished image.

But when a conservative, no-nonsense president who is putting the people first is elected,

they treat him like Hitler.

Yet Stahl says that's not true.

Trump's rebuke is powerful and devastating.

Stahl could easily dismiss his notions that the media is biased toward him.

She would easily pretend like they are never dishonest about their coverage, despite the

countless times they lie about the White House.

How does Trump respond?

"I'm president and you're not."

A powerful reminder of who's really in charge, here.

Stahl, like so many in the media, has a vastly inflated ego.

They think that with their stories, interviews, and tweets, they can control the fate of the

country.

They think that if they ignore a scandal, it will just go away.

And if they insist something is true, then we will just blindly believe them.

But they aren't the ones in the driver's seat.

Trump is the one in the Oval Office.

And he has no problem reminding them of this fact, now and until the end of his administration.

It must burn up liberals to hear the president speak so bluntly.

But it's true.

Stahl was put in her place.

And so was the rest of the media.

Be sure to share this tremendous response to everyone you know.

Remind them of who's in charge.

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Trump says he has 'good chemistry' with Kim Jong-un, touts achievements made with N. Korea - Duration: 1:38.

U.S. President Donald Trump has again said he trusts North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.

In an interview with CBS,... he claimed that everything is going well in his administration's

dealings with the regime... and that there have already been great achievements.

Park Hee-jun has some snippets from that session.

"And then we fell in love, okay?

No, really.

He wrote me beautiful letters, and they're great letters.

We fell in love."

When the host of CBS's "60 Minutes" asked the U.S. President whether he really "loved"

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un,... infamous for oppressing his people and assassinating

his half-brother,... the U.S. President tried to clarify that it was just a figure of speech.

But throughout the interview,...

President Trump had nothing but positive things to say about the progress being made with

the North... and about Kim himself.

First, he called his policy on North Korea a "great achievement,"... saying the situation

has changed a great deal from what would have ended in war.

And although it's still unclear whether North Korea is really closing up weapons facilities

or whether it has really stopped building missiles,... Trump expressed faith in the

regime, based on how it hasn't conducted any tests in recent months.

And that faith also appears to come from his good relationship with the regime's leader.

According to Trump, what he and Kim Jong-un share is good energy and good chemistry,...

which was what stopped the hostile threats that they'd exchanged during his first few

months in office.

But that doesn't appear to be enough for President Trump to ease the sanctions on North Korea.

That's something he said he has no plans to do yet, emphasizing that, (quote) "this isn't

the Obama adminstration."

Park Hee-jun, Arirang News.

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More Americans think Trump will win a second term as Biden tops list of Democrats to challenge him - Duration: 6:02.

More and more Americans think President Donald Trump will win a second term in the White House revealed on Sunday, while former Vice President Joe Biden tops the list of Democrats to top him in 2020

Voters are split on the a second Trump victory - 46 percent say he will win and 47 percent say he won't, a new CNN poll found

But it's a major improvement for the president since a similar March poll, when 54 percent said he'd loss his bid for another term

And when it comes to who will challenge him in 2020, Biden tops the list of Democrats

The poll asked Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents to give their preference for their party's nomination

The former vice president tops a large field with 33 percents. His closet competition was Bernie Sanders, who ran and lost to Hillary Clinton in the 2016 primaries, a 13 percent

In third was California Sen. Kamala Harris at 9 percent, followed by Massachusetts Sen

Elizabeth Warren at 8 percent, and New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker and 2004 Democratic nominee John Kerry came in at 5 percent each

Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who recently became a registered Democrat, came in at 4 percent

Attorney Michael Avenatti, who represents porn star Stormy Daniels and acts as a bete noir to Trump, is toying with running for president but only got a scant 1 percent in the poll

He has made exploratory trips to Iowa and New Hampshire however. Sanders hasn't said if he will make a second attempt at becoming president and is declining to do so until after the upcoming midterm election

'I say that we have three weeks to go in what will be the most important midterm election in our country

And that is what we focus on right now. We have a presidential election coming in 2020 and we will see what happens,' he told CNN's "Late Edition" on Sunday morning

The independent senator from Vermont announced last week he'll go on a nine state swing in October to help Democrats ahead of November's election day

Biden has said he'll make a decision on a 2020 bid sometime in January. He's also campaigning for Democrats in the midterms

Trump said Biden would be his 'dream' Democratic opponent in the 2020 presidential contest

"I dream about Biden. That's a dream," he told CBS News in July when asked about the next presidential election

Then he got in a dig at the former vice president. 'Look, Joe Biden ran three times

He never got more than 1 percent and President Obama took him out of the garbage heap, and everybody was shocked that he did

I'd love to have it be Biden,' Trump said. Harris, meanwhile, is making her first trip to Iowa on Oct

22 and 23 to campaign for Democrats. She's visited the early presidential states of Iowa and South Carolina but has yet to visit New Hampshire

Harris raised her national profile with her perch on the Senate Judiciary Committee during Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation process

Harris defended Kavanaugh accuser Christine Blasey Ford and pressed Kavanaugh on the accusation, which he denied

The CNN poll was conducted by SSRS October 4 through 7 among a random national sample of 1,009 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer