Trump stated in the “The Scott Jennings Radio Show” in the “The Scott Jennings Show” that he was “very disappointed” by the Vladimir Putin President and notifying details, that his administration plans some measures to reduce the number of killed in Ukraine.
“We had a great relationship, but now I am very disappointed with President Putin and we will do something to help people live there,” Trump said, thinking in Ukraine.
“Thousands of people die, it’s a war that makes no sense.”
Trump spoke in mid-August with the path in Alaska, and then met with Ukrainian President Volodimir and Key European Allies in the White House.
After these meetings, Trump said that he expected the green and Putin to meet before a trillateral meeting, which will participate in Trump. Greenski said Russia makes everything that can prevent the meeting between him and Putin, until Russia claims that the agenda for such a meeting is not ready.
Trump also said he was also concerned that he was not worried about the potential alliance between Russia and China, shortly after the meeting of Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping in Beijing on Tuesday.
“It doesn’t worry at all. We have a far most powerful army in the world and they would never use their military forces against us. Trust me, that would be the worst thing they could ever do,” he added.
Trump rejected news on social networks in the conversation about their bad health. He said it was “fake news” and that he was very active over the weekend.
His comments followed on the Internet’s rumors that his health would worsen and even if he had died, which began to circle because he did not appear before the media. In addition, they encouraged the Vice President JD Vance, saying he was willing to take over his duty in case the Trump “happens to be a tragedy”.
“I didn’t see those rumors. These are lies,” he replied to the question of journalists about his health.
“I’ve never felt better,” he concluded.
U.S. President Donald Trump told the conservative radio leader and that he would come to the federal intervention in Chicago, but refused to say when.
“I don’t want to mention when, but it will happen elsewhere,” Trump said when the show “Scott Jennings” was asked if his administration would send him the National Guard forces in Chicago.
Trump sent the National Guard three weeks ago and placed the police administration there under direct federal control, asserted that the capital of the United States “flooded with violent gangs, cruel criminals, drugged maniacs and homeless people.
He said that during how “there are other cities that are bad” and listed Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Baltimore and Oakland.
They manage democrats to all of them.
The Mayor of Chicago Brandon Johnson said then that the sending of the National Guard “would only destabilize the city and undermined the efforts to preserve public safety.”
(Vijesti.ba)
