Trump mulled nuking North Korea in 2017,
deflecting blame: book
Posted By: ladydawgfan, 1/13/2023 7:42:48 AM
Then-President Donald Trump discussed dropping a nuclear bomb on North Korea and pinning the blame on another country during closed-door meetings in 2017, according to a new edition of a book about the 45th president’s administration. Trump’s scheme — amid his tense standoff with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un over Pyongyang’s missile tests and aggressive threats to target the US mainland — alarmed then-White House chief of staff John Kelly, according to an added afterword to “Donald Trump v. the United States,” written by New York Times reporter Michael Schmidt. The tome, initially published in September 2020,
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BULL!!! He better have more than speculation because President Trump’s attorneys will have his cojones in a vice!!