Lophosaurus said:

According to Trump this wall is going to be harder to climb than Mt. Everest, LOL. I have to see this. This is going to be some wall, LOL and now a national emergency to build it?

I don't get how any of you guys can support and believe anything this guy says. It is embarrassing and maddening, his speeches have as many facts as "The Weekly World News". Are you guys so wrapped up in being Republican or Democrat that you become blind to the lies?

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Stable Genius said:

Yeah, you know when Trump's telling a lie... when his lips are moving.

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So I’m going to be signing a national emergency. And it’s been signed many times before. It’s been signed by other Presidents from 1977 or so. It gave the Presidents the power.

There’s rarely been a problem. They sign it; nobody cares. I guess they weren’t very exciting. But nobody cares. They sign it for far less important things, in some cases, in many cases. We’re talking about an invasion of our country with drugs, with human traffickers, with all types of criminals and gangs.

We have some of the greatest people I know. They’ve been with me from the beginning of my campaign -- almost from the first week. The Angel Moms. Unfortunately, we have new Angel Moms. One incredible woman just showed me her daughter who -- we’re talking about killed, in the year of ‘18. I said, “I haven’t seen you before.” She said, “No, I’m new.” I said, “That’s too bad.” It’s too bad. It’s so sad.

Stand up, just for a second. Show how beautiful your girl was. Thank you.

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XUL said:

Would you rather do nothing?

How about build the wall and re-structure the border patrol?

Would you go for that?

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Last year, 70,000 Americans were killed, at least -- I think the number is ridiculously low -- by drugs, including meth and heroin and cocaine, fentanyl. And one of the things that I did with President Xi in China, when I met him in Argentina at a summit -- before I even started talking about the trade -- it was a trade meeting. It went very well, but before I talked about trade, I talked about something more important.

I said, “Listen, we have tremendous amounts of fentanyl coming into our country. It kills tens of thousands of people -- I think far more than anybody registers. And I’d love you to declare it a lethal drug and put it on your criminal list.” And their criminal list is much tougher than our criminal list. Their criminal list -- a drug dealer gets a thing called the death penalty. Our criminal list, a drug dealer gets a thing called, “How about a fine?”

And when I asked President Xi, I said, “Do you have a drug problem?” “No, no, no.” I said, “You have 1.4 billion people. What do you mean you have no drug problem?” “No, we don’t have a drug problem.” I said, “Why?” “Death penalty. We give death penalty to people that sell drugs.” End of problem.

What do we do? We set up blue ribbon committees. Lovely men and women -- they sit around a table, they have lunch, they eat, they dine, and they waste a lot of time. So if we want to get smart, we can get smart. You can end the drug problem. You can end it a lot faster than you think.

But President Xi has agreed to put fentanyl on his list of deadly, deadly drugs. And it’s a criminal penalty. And the penalty is death. So that’s, frankly, one of the things I’m most excited about in our trade deal, if you want to know the truth. I think maybe there’s no more important point.

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Q Thank you, Mr. President. On North Korea -- back on the last summit, you guys came out with a pretty general agreement.

THE PRESIDENT: Yes.

Q I was wondering what you thought has, you know, been accomplished since the last summit. And then --

THE PRESIDENT: A lot.

Q -- are we going to be seeing anything concrete --

THE PRESIDENT: A lot has been accomplished. Okay.

Q -- on denuclearization.

THE PRESIDENT: Yeah. A lot has been accomplished. We’re dealing with them, we’re talking to them.

When I came into office, I met right there, in the Oval Office, with President Obama. And I sat in those beautiful chairs and we talked. It was supposed to be 15 minutes. As you know, it ended up being many times longer than that.

And I said, “What’s the biggest problem?” He said, “By far, North Korea.” And I don’t want to speak for him, but I believe he would have gone to war with North Korea. I think he was ready to go to war. In fact, he told me he was so close to starting a big war with North Korea. And where are we now? No missiles. No rockets. No nuclear testing. We’ve learned a lot.

But much more importantly than all of it -- much more important -- much, much more important that that is we have a great relationship. I have a very good relationship with Kim Jong Un. And I’ve done a job. In fact, I think I can say this: Prime Minister Abe of Japan gave me the most beautiful copy of a letter that he sent to the people who give out a thing called the Nobel Prize. He said, “I have nominated you…” or “Respectfully, on behalf of Japan, I am asking them to give you the Nobel Peace Prize.” I said, “Thank you.” Many other people feel that way too. I’ll probably never get it, but that’s okay.

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koods said:

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Last year, 70,000 Americans were killed, at least -- I think the number is ridiculously low -- by drugs, including meth and heroin and cocaine, fentanyl. And one of the things that I did with President Xi in China, when I met him in Argentina at a summit -- before I even started talking about the trade -- it was a trade meeting. It went very well, but before I talked about trade, I talked about something more important.

I said, “Listen, we have tremendous amounts of fentanyl coming into our country. It kills tens of thousands of people -- I think far more than anybody registers. And I’d love you to declare it a lethal drug and put it on your criminal list.” And their criminal list is much tougher than our criminal list. Their criminal list -- a drug dealer gets a thing called the death penalty. Our criminal list, a drug dealer gets a thing called, “How about a fine?”

And when I asked President Xi, I said, “Do you have a drug problem?” “No, no, no.” I said, “You have 1.4 billion people. What do you mean you have no drug problem?” “No, we don’t have a drug problem.” I said, “Why?” “Death penalty. We give death penalty to people that sell drugs.” End of problem.

What do we do? We set up blue ribbon committees. Lovely men and women -- they sit around a table, they have lunch, they eat, they dine, and they waste a lot of time. So if we want to get smart, we can get smart. You can end the drug problem. You can end it a lot faster than you think.

But President Xi has agreed to put fentanyl on his list of deadly, deadly drugs. And it’s a criminal penalty. And the penalty is death. So that’s, frankly, one of the things I’m most excited about in our trade deal, if you want to know the truth. I think maybe there’s no more important point.

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Trump admiring China for executing people who sell drugs.

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Lophosaurus said:

According to Trump this wall is going to be harder to climb than Mt. Everest, LOL. I have to see this. This is going to be some wall, LOL and now a national emergency to build it?

I don't get how any of you guys can support and believe anything this guy says. It is embarrassing and maddening, his speeches have as many facts as "The Weekly World News". Are you guys so wrapped up in being Republican or Democrat that you become blind to the lies?

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Morel Guy said:

koods said:

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Last year, 70,000 Americans were killed, at least -- I think the number is ridiculously low -- by drugs, including meth and heroin and cocaine, fentanyl. And one of the things that I did with President Xi in China, when I met him in Argentina at a summit -- before I even started talking about the trade -- it was a trade meeting. It went very well, but before I talked about trade, I talked about something more important.

I said, “Listen, we have tremendous amounts of fentanyl coming into our country. It kills tens of thousands of people -- I think far more than anybody registers. And I’d love you to declare it a lethal drug and put it on your criminal list.” And their criminal list is much tougher than our criminal list. Their criminal list -- a drug dealer gets a thing called the death penalty. Our criminal list, a drug dealer gets a thing called, “How about a fine?”

And when I asked President Xi, I said, “Do you have a drug problem?” “No, no, no.” I said, “You have 1.4 billion people. What do you mean you have no drug problem?” “No, we don’t have a drug problem.” I said, “Why?” “Death penalty. We give death penalty to people that sell drugs.” End of problem.

What do we do? We set up blue ribbon committees. Lovely men and women -- they sit around a table, they have lunch, they eat, they dine, and they waste a lot of time. So if we want to get smart, we can get smart. You can end the drug problem. You can end it a lot faster than you think.

But President Xi has agreed to put fentanyl on his list of deadly, deadly drugs. And it’s a criminal penalty. And the penalty is death. So that’s, frankly, one of the things I’m most excited about in our trade deal, if you want to know the truth. I think maybe there’s no more important point.

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Trump admiring China for executing people who sell drugs.

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Going to prison in America risks being executed.  Usually by people like you in there. Not saying like koods but these street bonds.

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Bigbadwooof said:

Lophosaurus said:

According to Trump this wall is going to be harder to climb than Mt. Everest, LOL. I have to see this. This is going to be some wall, LOL and now a national emergency to build it?

I don't get how any of you guys can support and believe anything this guy says. It is embarrassing and maddening, his speeches have as many facts as "The Weekly World News". Are you guys so wrapped up in being Republican or Democrat that you become blind to the lies?

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He's setting a precident for future presidents to use a 'state of emergency' to seize unilateral power.

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Lophosaurus said:

Morel Guy said:

koods said:

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Last year, 70,000 Americans were killed, at least -- I think the number is ridiculously low -- by drugs, including meth and heroin and cocaine, fentanyl. And one of the things that I did with President Xi in China, when I met him in Argentina at a summit -- before I even started talking about the trade -- it was a trade meeting. It went very well, but before I talked about trade, I talked about something more important.

I said, “Listen, we have tremendous amounts of fentanyl coming into our country. It kills tens of thousands of people -- I think far more than anybody registers. And I’d love you to declare it a lethal drug and put it on your criminal list.” And their criminal list is much tougher than our criminal list. Their criminal list -- a drug dealer gets a thing called the death penalty. Our criminal list, a drug dealer gets a thing called, “How about a fine?”

And when I asked President Xi, I said, “Do you have a drug problem?” “No, no, no.” I said, “You have 1.4 billion people. What do you mean you have no drug problem?” “No, we don’t have a drug problem.” I said, “Why?” “Death penalty. We give death penalty to people that sell drugs.” End of problem.

What do we do? We set up blue ribbon committees. Lovely men and women -- they sit around a table, they have lunch, they eat, they dine, and they waste a lot of time. So if we want to get smart, we can get smart. You can end the drug problem. You can end it a lot faster than you think.

But President Xi has agreed to put fentanyl on his list of deadly, deadly drugs. And it’s a criminal penalty. And the penalty is death. So that’s, frankly, one of the things I’m most excited about in our trade deal, if you want to know the truth. I think maybe there’s no more important point.

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Trump admiring China for executing people who sell drugs.

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Going to prison in America risks being executed.  Usually by people like you in there. Not saying like koods but these street bonds.

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Can you please stop posting until you can write posts that make sense? I mean why even bother typing words if no one can understand the points that you're trying to make? Is english maybe your second language?

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Morel Guy said:

I'm very good at English and understand the lose meaning of words.  It keeps me out of jail.  It's worked good so far.  People pick up on the underlying meaning and there is more to it than that.

Sorry if you head is spinning.  That's not really my priority.

I don't really have to give you a hand job.

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I think you do.