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Trump Boasted About Staying in Touch With Kim Jong-Un, Journo Claims
Trump Boasted About Staying in Touch With Kim Jong-Un, Journo Claims
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Haberman also noted that Trump had pictures of Kim in his office and that the relationship with the North Korean leader was “very important” to the former US... 10.02.2022, Sputnik International
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Donald Trump, the 45th president of the United States, has told people that he remained in contact with North Korean head of state Kim Jong-un after leaving office, NYT journalist Maggie Haberman claims in her upcoming book.During an interview on CNN’s New Day this week, Haberman remarked that, while what Trump “says and what's actually happening are not always in concert,” the ex-POTUS “has been telling people that he has maintained some kind of correspondence or discussion with Kim Jong-un.”She noted that it's not “necessarily unusual” for a former president to maintain some kind of contact with other foreign leaders, but Trump's alleged ongoing ties with Kim do seem strange. She also added that Trump had pictures of Kim in his office and that the relationship with the North Korean leader was “very important” to the former US president.Haberman’s book, titled Confidence Man: The Making of Donald Trump and the Breaking of America, is set to be released on 4 October.This week, The WaPo reported that the US National Archives had to recover former President Donald Trump’s White House records, including letters from North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, from his Mar-a-Lago’s residence.
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Trump Boasted About Staying in Touch With Kim Jong-Un, Journo Claims
18:32 GMT 10.02.2022 (Updated: 18:53 GMT 10.02.2022) Haberman also noted that Trump had pictures of Kim in his office and that the relationship with the North Korean leader was “very important” to the former US president.
Donald Trump, the 45th president of the United States, has told people that he remained in contact with North Korean head of state Kim Jong-un after leaving office, NYT journalist Maggie Haberman claims in her upcoming book.
During an
interview on CNN’s New Day this week, Haberman remarked that, while what Trump “says and what's actually happening are not always in concert,” the ex-POTUS “has been telling people that he has maintained some kind of correspondence or discussion with Kim Jong-un.”
She noted that it's not “necessarily unusual” for a former president to maintain some kind of contact with other foreign leaders, but Trump's alleged ongoing ties with Kim do seem strange.
“Those letters, you know, from Kim Jong Un, that The Washington Post in terrific reporting, reported on the fact that he had taken with him to the White House, the original copies, he would wave them around, as I understand, he would wave them around in the White House and he would wave them around at Mar-a-Lago,” she said. “He would have them in his boxes, and he would take them out and show them to people.”
She also added that Trump had pictures of Kim in his office and that the relationship with the North Korean leader was “very important” to the former US president.
12 December 2021, 16:12 GMT
Haberman’s book, titled Confidence Man: The Making of Donald Trump and the Breaking of America, is set to be released on 4 October.
This week, The WaPo reported that the US National Archives
had to recover former President Donald Trump’s White House records, including letters from North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, from his Mar-a-Lago’s residence.
