Trump Releases $6 Billion for North Korea "Relationship Building"
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Donald Trump announced late Friday that he was setting aside $6 Billion which was originally planned to be used as funding for his long promised border wall. Members of Homeland Security Finance Committee confirmed the re-purposing of the funds late Friday evening.
Supporters of Trump are expected to react negatively to this news, as many feel that adequate progress has not been made on the wall, a major campaign promise during Trump's Presidential Campaign in 2016.
Fox News anchor Shep Smith interviewed the President late Friday as he was en route to Mar A Lago. When asked the reasoning for the rearrangement of funding, Trump responded "Well, when you're trying to make a deal, like the one we've been working on with Kim Jong Un, you have to understand that it's about an exchange. Many people don't understand what it takes to reach an agreement like this. I've had to negotiate many deals in my life, and I can tell you that every one of them involved some sort of give and take. In this case, we have the opportunity to do what the previous administration could not do, which is denuclearize North Korea. The way we're going to make that happen is by investing in the relationship, and dedicating funds to help assist them in rebuilding some parts of their National Infrastructure."
Critics allege that this is merely a ploy by Kim Jong Un to gain access to US funding, and analysts are concerned that the money could be used to increase the progress that North Korea has made in its nuclear weapons program.
We will continue to follow this story, and will post updates as they become available.
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