North and South Korea would have had nuclear war in 2016, but didn't because...
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Donald Trump, in a series of desperate attempts to take credit for making peace between nations, said that North Korea and South Korea had a nuclear war - but it did not happen because the Republican won the election.
US President Donald Trump, in a series of desperate attempts to take credit for making peace between nations, said on Monday (August 25) that North Korea and South Korea had a nuclear war - but it did not happen because the Republican won the election.
"I think you would have had a nuclear war. It would have taken place, and it would have been horrendous for everybody, including them. It would have been very bad for them, because we would have had to enter the picture, and we are the most powerful nuclear country in the world by far," Trump said. This was in a series where the American president self-acclaimed himself a peacemaker so he could justify his nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize (If he gets nominated).
Trump signs order for ‘specialised units’ of National Guard
US President Donald Trump signed multiple executive orders on Monday (August 25), including the one under which the Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth will establish “specialised units” in the National Guard. The guards will be trained and equipped "specifically" to deal with public order issues.” This came after Hegseth issued a directive last week that authorized members of the National Guard to carry weapons. Those guards were deployed as part of Trump’s anti-crime agenda in Washington, DC.
On Monday, Trump suggested he’d ask Congress to codify the action, telling reporters in the Oval Office, “I think Democrats will actually vote for this.”
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'They’ll give us whatever money'
In his statements while signing several other orders, the American president, without providing any evidence, stated that Congress has promised him unlimited funding to revitalize Washington, DC.
“Congress has said that they’ll give us whatever money is needed to fix up the capital,” Trump told reporters in the Oval Office
“And we’re going to also beautify Washington. We’re going to rip down the broken medians, fix them, we’re going to put asphalt on the roads. We’re not ripping them apart,” he added.
