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Woman HORRIFIED When She Overhears What Obama Has Planned For US Neighborhoods

As liberals continue to fight President Trump tooth and nail on his migrant ban, a woman

who's been sitting on many of the United Nations' meetings regarding refugee resettlement

to the United States is risking it all to raise alarm bells to those willing to listen.

The information she has about a literal Muslim invasion is so disturbing, that it proves

that we are intentionally being taken over thanks to the malicious actions of those at

the highest levels of our government.

And if our president is unable to stop what is happening with an executive order, America

as we know it will soon be lost forever.

The woman's identity in the following video is kept private due to the damning information

she exposes about the hordes of terrorists being flown into America as we speak.

She reveals that there is a blatant war on American sovereignty taking place, being orchestrated

by Barrack Hussein Obama who continues to violate the law through by blocking President

Trump's ban with judicial activism.

Obama is secretly planting his Muslim foot soldiers in America, as thousands of these

unvetted vermin continue to come to America under the guise of the "refugee" program.

After attending many meetings with the United Nations' Office of Refugee Monitoring, she

was able to drop the following bombshell on the sickening invasion taking place in America.

She reveals that not only are these individuals flown into America at night so they go under

the radar, but that they're being thrown on a plane and flown into our country with

absolutely zero vetting process.

She notes that many of them have many highly-contagious archaic diseases that were once eradicated

from the United States, including leprosy, tuberculosis, smallpox, polio, and giardia.

GOP The Daily dose has more:

She also dispels the propaganda that the invaders are primarily women and children, a tactic

to pull on the heartstrings of the American people, stating "The vast majority of 'refugees'

that we've received here in Missouri have been males, between the ages of 15 and upwards

towards 40, 45 years old."

Josh Tolley notes the similarity to the situation we seen playing out in Europe.

She reveals that the invaders are brought in at night, supposedly because the air fare

is cheaper, but also because there is "less public at the airport."

In other words, it's easier for them to hide what they are doing to us.

"It's almost like they're making money running refugees," was a comment by the

host.

The guest says the agencies are responsible for setting the new arrivals up with a place

to live, welfare, food, Medicaid and welfare and a housing allowance, in addition to the

cash they receive on arrival.

She states that the new invaders don't have any documentation, that they are in essence

being given new identities upon arrival, many of them coming in with no more identity than

a description as "FUNU" full name unknown.

They were also pressured to identify the refugees in such a way that they would be qualified

for Social Security long term disability.

What's even more disturbing is that after immediately given Social Security benefits

once they get to America, these invaders are then given complete new identities through

social security cards and US passports.

And if states refuse to exercise their rights and refuse to play ball with these invasion

programs, the Federal government has a backup plan for that too.

The Wilson-Fish Program gives the federal government "legal" authority to go in

and violate state sovereignty, dropping off these Muslim invaders wherever they damn well

choose.

With these terrorists now free to roam, sleeper cells can then be activated at a moment's

notice to carry out terror attacks on Americans.

Obama did a wonderful job not only creating ISIS, but allowing them to rise to power.

Now all that is left for his plans to come to fruition is to invade America with his

Islamic foot soldiers, and through judicial activism and blocking Trump's travel ban,

this is how Obama will succeed.

What makes it even more infuriating is that the liberal media will continue to cover Obama's

treasonous ass, blasting concerned Americans as "racists" and "bigots" who want

to implement a ban on these vermin as a way to keep terrorists from infiltrating America.

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North Korea WARNING: Ministry of Defense Just Declared US Has Until July 23 – 'Hell To Pay' - Duration: 5:56.

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Ax Throwing A Growing Hobby Across The U.S. | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 1:29.

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WTO favors China over U.S., Beijing enjoys special perks: Trump - Duration: 0:35.

U.S. President Donald Trump has taken to Twitter to lambast the World Trade Organization,...

accusing the WTO of favoring the government in Beijing.

President Trump tweeted that China is considered a developing nation within the WTO so they

get tremendous perks and advantages, especially over the U.S.

Trump did not elaborate on how the global trade agency favors China.

This comes after the WTO announced on Thursday that Beijing has launched a complaint against

the U.S. over the Trump administration's tariffs on China.

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Former U.S. Sen. Daniel Akaka dies at 93 - Duration: 6:35.

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US attorney's role in FBI, DOJ probe is now being questioned - Duration: 5:13.

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North Korea THREAT: Russia warns US Trump pushing world to World War 3 CHAOS - DAILY NEWS - Duration: 3:17.

North Korea THREAT: Russia warns US Trump pushing world to World War 3 CHAOS

NORTH KOREA could soon trigger a catastrophic war in East Asia if US President Donald Trump

continues to pursue his "purposeful attempts to undermine" the Kim regime, Russian officials

have warned.

North Korea has long been fanning fears of World War 3 within the international community

due to its refusal to give up its nuclear arsenal.

But Russian officials have now warned Pyongyang could be on the verge of triggering a horrific

conflict because of attempts from the United States to "undermine" the leadership of Kim

Jong-un.

Vice-Admiral Igor Kostyukov, first deputy chief for the main directorate of the Russian

military's general staff, said: "The situation around the Korean peninsula has long been

balancing on the brink of a regional war.

"The U.S. White House's purposeful attempts to undermine the viability of the Kim Jong

Un regime and the demonstration of its readiness for the removal of the North Korean leadership

through the use of force are pushing Pyongyang towards adventurist steps."

Vice-Admiral Kostyukov suggested that the hard stance against North Korea adopted by

US President Donald Trump backfired as it only urged North Korean authorities to push

for additional progress to develop stronger nuclear capabilities.

He continued: "As a result of this dangerous U.S. policy, the North Korean authorities

that have actually been driven to the corner have achieved considerable progress in improving

their missile and nuclear potential."

A report from the British Ministry of Defence published this week appear to back military

leader's assessment, going as far as to suggest Pyongyang could be ready to strike the United

States by mid-summer of 2018.

In a hearing discussing the findings in January, defence minister Earl Howe said: "We judge

that North Korea is now certainly capable of reaching targets in the short range, by

which I mean Japan, South Korea — obviously — and adjoining territories.

Speaking earlier this week at the annual Mosco International Security Conference, Russian

Defence Minister Sergey Shoygu also hit out at President Trump's strategy to ease tension

with Kim Jong-un.

Mr Shoygu said: "We believe that there is no military solution to the Korean problem.

Pressure and threats are not an effective means of settling the crisis.

"The constant instigation of the situation and the demonstration of the military force

may lead to incidents and even an armed conflict whose consequences may affect the entire region."

Despite the warning from Moscow, President Trump announced he will be meeting with the

leader of the rogue nation sometime in May alongside South Korean leader Moon Jae-in.

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Trump Doubles Down On Trade War With China - Duration: 12:27.

ARE WE IN A TRADE WAR?

I HEAR FROM DEFENDERS OF THE PRESIDENT

THAT WE AREN'T BUT I ALSO HEAR FROM HIM THAT WE HAVE ALREADY

LOST THE TRADE WAR BUT IF WE ENGAGE IN ONE THAT IT'S EASY TO

WIN, BUT WE'VE ALREADY LOST.

I WILL JUST LAY OUT THE FACTS FROM

THE LAST WEEK AND THEN WE WILL TRY TO FIGURE OUT WHAT OUR TRADE

POLICY WITH CHINA IS --

ALTHOUGH TO BE FAIR U.S. SCIENTISTS HAVE STOLEN THE

CHINESE HOAX OF GLOBAL WARMING, SO I GUESS WE HAVE GOTTEN A

LITTLE BIT BACK FOR OUR MONEY --

SO IN TURN CHINA VOWED TO TARGET KEY U.S. EXPORTS

INCLUDING SOYBEANS, BUT ALSO INTERESTINGLY LEVI'S, WHISKEY,

AND HARLEY-DAVIDSONS AMONGST OTHERS, SO THAT AMOUNTED TO

ABOUT $50 BILLION WORTH OF TARIFFS ON U.S. GOODS.

GREAT,

BOTH OF OUR ECONOMIES WILL BE DOING MUCH BETTER AS A RESULT OF

50 BILLION ONE WAY OR THE OTHER WAY, SO DONALD TRUMP SAW

THAT AND SAID --

THAT CAME LATE LAST EVENING.

SO THE CHINESE HEARD ABOUT IT,

THOUGH, AND THEY SAID THIS --

MINISTRY SPOKESMAN GAO FENG SAID --

SO WE PUT TARIFFS ON THEM AND THEY PUT THEM BACK ON US SO WE

DOUBLED DOWN ON THEM AND NOW THEY SEEM PREPARED TO DO THE

SAME TO US, WHICH IS AN INTERESTING SITUATION TO BE IN,

I THINK ACADEMICS HAVE A TERM FOR THAT, BUT ANYWAY WHEN

WE GO TO A LITTLE BIT OF THE PRESIDENT DEFENDING THIS

RECENT MOVE AND THEN WE WILL HAVE A LITTLE BIT OF DISCUSSION.

WE HAVE A TRADE DEFICIT, DEPENDING ON THE WAY YOU

CALCULATE, OF $504 BILLION.

SOME PEOPLE WOULD SAY IT'S REALLY

$375 BILLION.

IN PARTICULAR WITH CHINA WE WILL BE DOING A SECTION

301 TRADE ACTION, IT COULD BE ABOUT $60 BILLION, BUT THAT'S

REALLY JUST A FRACTION OF WHAT WE'RE TALKING ABOUT.

I'VE ASKED THEM TO REDUCE THE TRADE DEFICIT IMMEDIATELY BY

$100 BILLION.

THAT'S A LOT.

SO THAT WOULD BE ANYWHERE FROM 25%,

DEPENDING ON THE WAY YOU FIGURE, TO MAYBE SOMETHING EVEN MORE

THAN THAT.

BUT WE HAVE TO DO THAT.

SO WE'RE DOING THAT.

OKAY.

MY FAVORITE PARTS -- SO MUCH FUN HERE, UNTIL OF COURSE

THE TRADE WAR ACTUALLY BEGINS AND THEN NOT FUN FOR ANYONE.

FIRST OF ALL HE SAYS THERE'S A TRADE DEFICIT OF 500 BILLION.

SOME SAY 375 BILLION.

YOU KNOW WHY SOME SAY THAT?

THAT'S THE

REAL NUMBER.

HE EARLY SAID $500 BILLION AND THEN THEY TOLD HIM

KNUCKLEHEAD, YOU GOT IT WRONG FOR THE BILLIONTH TIME IN A ROW,

SO HE SAYS IT'S STILL 500 BUT SOME SAY 375 BILLION.

THAT WAS

FUN.

ANOTHER FUN PART WAS AFTER THEY DO THESE ROUNDS OF

TERRORIST THREATS THEY SAY IN LIGHT OF CHINA'S UNFAIR

RETALIATION, AS JOHN READ TO YOU.

BUT WAIT WE STRUCK FIRST.

DON'T GET ME WRONG, CHINA DOES A LOT OF THINGS, MANIPULATION OF

THE CURRENCY, THEY ATTACK OUR INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, ETC., AND

AS A LOT OF PEOPLE IN POLITICS ARE POINTING OUT THERE ARE SMART

WAYS TO ADDRESS THAT, THIS IS NOT AMONG THEM, BUT WHEN WE GO

WE WILL BE DOING TARIFFS ON YOU, 50 BILLION AND 100 BILLION, AND

THEY RETALIATE, YOU CAN'T THEN CRY ABOUT IT AND SAY THAT'S SUCH

UNFAIR RETALIATION, I CAN'T BELIEVE THEY DID THAT.

IT'S THE

MOST BELIEVABLE THING IN THE WORLD, OF COURSE THEY ARE GOING

TO RETALIATE.

THAT'S KIND OF HOW THIS WORKS, AND THE FACT THAT HE

AS USUAL COULDN'T SEE IT COMING IS HILARIOUS AND DEPRESSING.

AND

I LIKE CHINA'S QUOTE, THEY SAID THAT THEY WILL, QUOTE,

COUNTERATTACK WITH GREAT STRENGTH.

MY GUESS IS THEY SAID

IT THAT WAY SO IT WILL GET TRUMP'S ATTENTION, THEY KNOW THE

KNUCKLEHEAD IS LIKE YOU ARE EITHER WEAK OR STRONG, YOU

EITHER LOSE OR WIN.

SO THEY SAY WE WILL COME AT YOU WITH GREAT

STRENGTH, AND HE'S LIKE, OH NO!

HE ALSO SAID $100 BILLION, I CAN'T HELP IT, IT MAKES ME THINK

OF AUSTIN POWERS THE WAY HE PRONOUNCES THE NUMBER, IT FEELS

UNREAL BECAUSE THAT'S THE WAY UNFORTUNATELY EVERYTHING IS WHEN

YOU HAVE A PRESIDENT WHO ACTS LIKE A PETULANT CHILD AND MAKES

EVERYTHING A TIT FOR TAT, WANTS TO WAVE HIS STEAK, AND MAKE SURE

EVERYONE KNOWS WHO HAS THE LARGEST ONE, BUT AS YOU POINT

OUT IT WOULD BE THE AMERICAN VOTERS WHO PUT HIM IN OFFICE WHO

WOULD BE THE MOST HURT, PEOPLE WHO WORK IN AGRICULTURE AND

MANUFACTURING, IT'S A LOSE/LOSE FOR EITHER SIDE, OUR ECONOMIES

ARE SO INTERCONNECTED AND INTERDEPENDENT, BUT THAT'S

WHAT YOU GET WHEN EVERYONE WANTS TO PLAY AROUND WITH WORDS

AND HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS OF DOLLARS.

I THINK IT'S EVEN WORSE THAN THAT.

IS A FINANCIAL PERSON

BEFORE I RAN FOR CONGRESS, HE'S SITTING HERE TALKING ABOUT WHAT

HE'S PLANNING TO DO, THERE ARE WAYS WE COULD EFFECTIVELY

IMPROVE OUR SITUATION NATIONALLY IN OUR TRADE DEALS, WE

DEFINITELY NEED TO RENEGOTIATE ALL OF THEM ENSURING THAT PEOPLE

INTERNATIONALLY ARE ALSO PROTECTED, AS WELL AS THE

INTERESTS OF AMERICA AS FAR AS BEING ABLE TO REGULATE THESE

DEALS AS WELL.

BUT THE ONE THING THAT I FOUND MOST RIDICULOUS

ABOUT HIS TANTRUM THAT HE THREW OVER THIS DEAL WAS THAT HE

FAILED TO EVEN TALK ABOUT ANOTHER SOURCE OF OUR ECONOMY

THAT'S BEING OUTSOURCED, AND THAT IS THROUGH OUR OWN AMERICAN

COMPANIES THAT HE JUST GIVE A HUGE TAX BREAK TO, AN PRE-MUCH

JUST GAVE THEM, YOU KNOW WHAT, WE'LL JUST MAKE YOU PAY A

MINIMAL TAX TO BRING ALL THAT OFFSHORE MONEY BACK TO THE

UNITED STATES WHEN THEY ARE ABLE TO PROFIT OFF OF WAGES AND

COUNTRIES OF PEOPLE THAT ARE NOT LIVABLE, THAT ARE BEING

DETRIMENTALLY AFFECTED, AND YET WE'RE NOT REALLY ADDRESSING THAT

PROBLEM WITHIN OUR OWN COUNTRY AND HE'S GOING AND DOING THIS

EXTREME MEASURE IN OTHER COUNTRIES, AND YET REWARDING

AMERICAN COMPANIES THAT ARE NOT KEEPING JOBS HERE IN AMERICA.

SO

IT'S VERY -- IT'S BEING A HYPOCRITE TO ME.

LET ME DOUBLE DOWN ON THAT AND GIVE EVEN MORE CONTEXT.

SO

WHY?

IS HE DOING THAT THERE IS THE RIGHT WAY TO DO IT, FOR

EXAMPLE I'M AGAINST THE TPP AND THE REASON FOR THAT IS THAT IT

GIVES MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS SOVEREIGNTY OVER OUR LAWS AND

OTHER COUNTRY'S LAWS.

IT'S NOT THAT WE ARE AGAINST FREE TRADE,

IT'S THAT WE WANT IT TO BE ON BEHALF OF THE CITIZENS, NOT ON

BEHALF OF CORPORATIONS, AND THERE IS A GIANT DIFFERENCE.

THE

REASON DONALD TRUMP CAN'T SAY THAT, THE REALITY OF THE

SITUATION, EVEN THOUGH HE KNOWS THAT IS A POPULAR POSITION,

THAT'S WHY HE TOOK IT DURING THE CAMPAIGN -- HE CAN'T SAY IT

BECAUSE THOSE CORPORATIONS ARE HIS DONORS.

SO THAT'S WHY HE'S

GOT TO SAY ON WHEN TO TAKE ON CHINA, BECAUSE SAYING HE'S GOING

TO TAKE ON MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS IS NOT GOING TO

PLAY WELL IN RAISING FUNDING FOR HIS CAMPAIGN AND THE REPUBLICAN

CAMPAIGNS OVERALL.

IN THE RIGHT WAY TO DO IT WOULD BE THROUGH A

SERIES OF COUNTERMEASURES WHERE THEN YOU FORCE CHINA TO REACT TO

YOU PUBLICLY, AND THAT MAKES THEM THE BAD GUY. AND YES IT

DOES MATTER BECAUSE IT MATTERS HOW THE REST OF THE WORLD

REACTS, EUROPE, ETC., THAT'S A STRATEGIC WAY OF HANDLING IT.

THE SECOND REASON TRUMP SAYS THIS SO BRASHLY AND OPENLY IS HE

DOESN'T CARE ABOUT DOING IT THE RIGHT WAY, PARTLY BECAUSE HE'S

NOT BRIGHT ENOUGH BUT THE OTHER REASON IS SO HE COULD TAKE

CREDIT.

IT'S POLITICS.

I WAS TOUGH WITH CHINA.

WAS THAT THE

BEST STRATEGY?

NO, BUT IT HELPED HIM POLITICALLY BECAUSE WITH HIS

KNUCKLEHEAD VOTERS THERE LIKE HE WENT LIKE THIS TO CHINA AND I

NOTICED THAT, SO HE MUST BE A TOUGH GUY.

I HATE TO INTERRUPT YOU BUT YOU AND I HAVE TALKED ABOUT THIS

BEFORE, I FEEL THE SAME WAY WITH RUSSIA WHEN PEOPLE BRING IT UP.

BECAUSE THAT'S THE WAY OUR POLITICS WORKS, UNFORTUNATELY WE

ARE SO FOCUSED ON OPTICS, WE JUST WANT SOME ONE TO ACT TOUGH

AND SAY THEY WERE TOUGH.

NOBODY ACTUALLY THINK THROUGH POLICY,

WHAT IT'S GOING TO MEAN AND WHAT THE CONSEQUENCES OR

REPERCUSSIONS OF IT MIGHT BE, IT'S ALL ABOUT WHETHER YOU STOOD

TOUGH AND TALKS TOUGH OR NOT. AND I THINK THAT KIND OF SPREADS

ALL-AROUND, SO LET'S THINK ABOUT HOW SHALLOW WE CAN BE A LOT OF

THE TIME.

HE'S BEEN TALKING ABOUT CHINA AND OUR TRADE DEFICIT WITH THEM

SINCE BACK DURING THE ELECTION AND HE'S BEEN TALKING ABOUT

TARIFFS, AND THAT'S ONE OF THE THINGS I WAS WORRIED ABOUT WHEN

HE BECAME PRESIDENT IS HE TALKED ABOUT TARIFFS LIKE THIS, AND

AFTER ALL THIS TIME I STILL DON'T THINK HE KNOWS WHAT THE

TRADE DEFICIT ACTUALLY REPRESENTS.

NO WAY.

HE THINKS IT'S A MEASURE OF COMPETITION AND NOT A MEASURE OF

OUR INDUSTRIES WHICH CHANGE OVER TIME.

AND IN TERMS OF EARTH

MEANT TO I FIND IT FRUSTRATING, HE SEEMS TO THINK IT'S TOO BIG

AND WE NEED IT SMALLER, HE PROPOSED $150 BILLION SMALLER,

BUT HE ORIGINALLY THOUGHT IT WAS 500 BILLION AND NOW HE SEEMS TO

ACCEPT ITS 375 BILLION, THAT'S ALMOST EXACTLY HOW MUCH SMALLER

HE NEEDED IT TO BE SO WHERE BE GOING THROUGH THIS PROCESS?

AND

ANOTHER THING, EVERYONE SAYS HE IS ENGAGED IN A GAME OF CHICKEN

WITH CHINA AND HE REFUSES TO SWERVE.

BUT HE'S NOT, BECAUSE IN

A GAME OF CHICKEN YOU RISK YOURSELF.

HE'S NOT RISKING

HIMSELF.

IF IT CRASHES, IT'S THE ECONOMY THAT CRASHES, NOT DONALD

TRUMP.

DONALD TRUMP WILL BE JUST FINE.

HIS VOTERS COULD BE

RUINED, THEY COULD LOSE THEIR INDUSTRIES, THEIR HOUSES, BUT

HE'S GOING TO BE FINE.

SO STOP ACTING LIKE HE'S BEING BRASH AND

BOLD.

YOU CAN BE VERY BOLD WITH OTHER PEOPLE'S MONEY, THAT'S

EASY.

HE HAS DONE THAT ALL HIS LIFE TOPPING I WOULD LIKE TO END WITH

TWO OTHER QUOTES, LARRY KUDLOW, WHO IS A TALKING HEAD ON

TELEVISION -- NOTHING WRONG WITH THAT PER SE -- BUT NOT

NECESSARILY THE RIGHT PERSON FOR THE POSITION OF NATIONAL

ECONOMIC ADVISOR TO THE PRESIDENT, THAT'S WHAT HE IS

NOW, HE'S ALWAYS BEEN FOR FREE TRADE AND AGAINST TARIFFS, NOW

BECAUSE HE'S WORKING UNDER THE THUMB OF DONALD TRUMP HE IS LIKE

TARIFFS, GOOD IDEA?

HE HAD A HUGE FIGHT THE OTHER DAY WITH

ONE OF THE FOX BUSINESS HOSTS THAT HE USED TO BE FRIENDS WITH,

ANYWAY HE WROTE, OR HE SAID, TURNING TO EXPLAIN THIS AWAY, WE

AREN'T RUNNING A TRADE WAR, NOTHING HAS HAPPENED, NOTHING

HAS BEEN EXECUTED, THERE'S NO THERE THERE YET, BUT THERE WILL

BE.

IN OTHER WORDS TURN TO SPLIT THE BABY.

DON'T PANIC, MARKETS,

THERE IS NO TRADE WAR.

BUT DONALD TRUMP, DON'T FIRE ME

BECAUSE THERE WILL BE.

BUT THERE ISN'T. BUT THERE WILL BE.

BUT

THERE ISN'T. AGAIN, FOR ANY TRUMP ADVISOR, AND I CAN'T STAND

LARRY KUDLOW, BUT FOR ANY TRUMP ADVISOR I FEEL BAD FOR BECAUSE

IT'S AN IMPOSSIBLE JOB.

YOU HAVE TO SOMEHOW TRY TO MAKE SURE THE

WORLD DOESN'T EXPLODE WELL YOUR BOSS IS TRYING TO MAKE IT

EXPLODE.

AND FINALLY, IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE US, MAYBE YOU WILL

BELIEVE A DEEPLY RIGHT-WING REPUBLICAN FROM NEBRASKA, CLASSY

BEN SASSE.

HE SAID ABOUT THE SANCTIONS, THE TARIFFS, I SHOULD

SAY, THIS IS THE DUMBEST POSSIBLE WAY TO DO THIS.

THAT'S

A DIRECT QUOTE.

HE SAID HOPEFULLY THE PRESIDENT IS JUST

BLOWING OFF STEAM AGAIN, BUT IF HE'S EVEN HAVE SERIOUS THIS IS

NUTS

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250 Texas National Guard troops deploying to U.S.-Mexico border - Duration: 3:08.

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Whatever happened to expanding US exploration for oil, gas? - Duration: 2:42.

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North Korea WA*NING: Ministry of Defense Just Declared US Has Until July 23 – 'Hell To Pay' - Duration: 5:46.

North Korea WARNING: Ministry of Defense Just Declared US Has Until July 23 – 'Hell

To Pay' The British Ministry of Defense has now published

a report with it's newest findings on the ongoing conflict with North Korea and it's

murderous dictator.

And what they have found is truly terrifying.

The report details in depths the fact that North Korea could very well develop nuclear

missiles which are capable of reaching the United States by mid-summer of 2018, with

experts predicting the earliest attack could very well take place by July 23rd of this

year.

Express UK reports: "The British Ministry of Defence warned of the increasing threat

in its report Rash or rational?

North Korea and the threat it poses, suggesting Pyongyang could be on the verge of outfitting

intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBM) with nuclear warheads.

In a hearing discussing the findings in January, defence minister Earl Howe said: "We judge

that North Korea is now certainly capable of reaching targets in the short range, by

which I mean Japan, South Korea — obviously — and adjoining territories.

"Our judgment is that it will probably be six to eighteen months before they have an

ICBM capability that is capable of reaching the coast of the United States or indeed ourselves."

During a hearing to discuss the findings this past January, Defence Minister Earl Howe stressed

that the agency feels North Korea now possesses the capability to reach short range areas

such as Japan, South Korea, and adjoining areas.

The report goes on to advise the British government that although the UK doesn't consider North

Korea a threat and it isn't as close as the others nations mentioned they still need

to prepare for a worst-case scenario in the case that North Korea was to attack and war

was to break out because of it.

Further stressing that in 18 months the rogue regime could very well have missiles which

could hit the UK.

Lastly, the report does confirm that the UK could also be threatened by cyber attacks

which North Korea could throw at them although the probability of a said attack wasn't

mentioned.

It's great to finally see other nations waking up to the fact of who North Korea and

it's murderous dictator Kim Jong Un is a serious threat to the entire world.

After former presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Hussein Obama all let this

dictator off the hook today President Trump, and the world is left to deal with him.

And how can you deal with a man who killed his own brother and fed his own uncle to starving

dogs?

More on the fate Kim Jong Un's brother and Uncle via Fox News: "North Korean leader

Kim Jong Un reportedly had his uncle executed and his half-brother killed in a daring airport

assassination earlier this year after learning about a Chinese-backed plan to have him ousted,

a Japanese magazine claimed.

Kim took power in 2011 after his father, Kim Jong Il, died.

In six years, the leader purged senior officials and relatives allegedly plotting to overthrow

him and his regime.

Kim's uncle, Jang Song Thaek, was executed in 2013 when he was accused of being a "traitor"

and committing a series of "hideous crimes."

His exiled half-brother, Kim Jong Nam, died this year when two women smeared his face

with the banned VX nerve agent in Kuala Lumpar airport in Malaysia.

Two women are being charged in his death, although they claim they were duped into thinking

they were playing a harmless prank for a hidden-camera TV show.

A couple walks past a television showing a report on Jang Song Thaek, North Korean leaders'

uncle, at a railway station in Seoul December 3, 2013.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is believed to have dismissed a powerful uncle, a man

key to his rise to power, from his posts, South Korean lawmakers said on Tuesday, a

move that could help consolidate his power base with a younger guard of aides.

North Korea never acknowledged the half-brother's death, but a report by the Japanese magazine

Nikkei Asian Review claimed the leader had both relatives killed because of a coup concocted

a year after he came to power, Sky News reported.

The magazine cited three sources who said Jang met with then-Chinese President Hu Jintao

in August 2012 and "proposed a plot to oust Kim Jong Un and replace him with his elder

half-brother," with China's support.Hu reportedly didn't give Jang a clear answer,

and Zhou Yongkang, Kim's ally in the Chinese government, informed the North Korean leader

about the plot.

Kim then "flew into a rage" around the time when Jang was executed, whom he branded

"worse than a dog" and a "despicable human scum."

While Kim Jong Nam was not thought to be seeking influence, his position as eldest son of the

family that has ruled North Korea since its founding could have made him appear to be

a threat.

Kim Jong Nam had also spoken out publicly against his family's dynastic control of

the nuclear-armed nation.

Zhou was sentenced to life in jail in China after being charged with bribery, abuse of

power and "intentionally leaking state secrets."

China has been pressured to take a more aggressive approach to contain North Korea's missile

program.

Earlier this month, China issued an order to carry out the United Nations sanctions

imposed on the volatile regime.

The Japanese magazine claimed Kim has an "intense mistrust" of China after learning about

the coup."

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Stocks slammed on renewed fears of a trade war with China - Duration: 3:26.

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New round of U.S. sanctions target Putin-connected oligarchs, officials - Duration: 5:19.

JUDY WOODRUFF: We return now to the Trump administration's latest sanctions against

Russia.

John Yang has that.

JOHN YANG: Judy, to explain these new sanctions against 17 Russian government officials and

seven of Russia's richest men, we turn to special correspondent Ryan Chilcote, reporting

tonight from London.

Ryan, thanks for joining us.

What makes these sanctions different from the sanctions that are already in place?

RYAN CHILCOTE: Well, these sanctions are very hard-hitting

And in contrast to the sanctions we have seen before, these go after some Russian billionaires

specifically and exclusively for their ties -- or at least they appear to -- exclusively

for their ties to President Vladimir Putin.

So in the past, the Trump administration, the Obama administration has sought to have

a link between a specific event, whether it's the annexation of Crimea, whether it was fighting

in the Eastern Ukraine, and the individual they were sanctioning.

But in this case, it's proximity to the Kremlin.

Another change is that very early on we saw what they called sectoral sanctions.

Sectors of the Russian economy were sort of sanctioned to try and put pressure on those

sectors, the oil industry.

In this case, very targeted, going after people that, at least in Washington, D.C., they think

are close to President Putin.

JOHN YANG: Some of these people that are close to President Putin, tell us about them.

What are some of the names that jump off the list at you?

RYAN CHILCOTE: Well, Oleg Deripaska is definitely top of the list, the most interesting of the

individuals that has been sanctioned.

He is worth about $7 billion.

He has global business interests.

He is well-known in the United States as having a business relationship with Paul Manafort.

Many people in the U.S. suspect that he may have acted as some kind of intermediary between

the Trump administration and the Kremlin.

He has denied that.

So, he's definitely interesting, big-time businessman.

Viktor Vekselberg, another, worth about $16 billion, former oil man, also in the metals

industry.

Interesting choice, because in some ways, he's been behind the drive more recently to

diversify the Russian economy away from oil and gas.

He's a huge fan of the United States.

He's a big investor in Silicon Valley, and he's been trying to kind of help Russia with

his money turn the corner from being a petrodollar state, if you will.

So, interesting that he has been targeted.

Again, of course, the idea is that he's somehow close to President Putin.

And, finally, the third person I would point out of the two dozen would be Kirill Shamalov.

He is the former son-in-law of Vladimir Putin.

I say former because he was married to Vladimir Putin's daughter, one of his daughters, but

they are now divorced.

And the Treasury is saying that he effectively benefited from that marriage, and because

of that and the proximity to the Russian president, he should be sanctioned.

JOHN YANG: How likely are these sanctions to succeed to actually change Putin's behavior?

RYAN CHILCOTE: I don't think they're very likely to succeed in changing Vladimir Putin's

behavior at all.

There was a very interesting comment from the Russian president's spokesman the other

day, where he said, oligarch sanctions?

What oligarch sanctions?

We don't have oligarchs in Russia.

In one sense, that sounds laughable, that he's making light of this, but in fact there

is some truth in what he's saying.

There are no real oligarchs in the sense that there are people that can exercise power or

influence on Vladimir Putin.

Russian billionaires, Russian oligarchs, if you want the call them, that they may enjoy

their wealth at the pleasure of President Putin, if you will, but they can't force him

to change his behavior.

And so the idea of putting sanctions on them will -- and they get upset and then go to

President Putin to say, you know, don't do X, I don't think that's going to work.

JOHN YANG: On the one hand, you have got these new sanctions.

On the other, you have President Trump calling Vladimir Putin to congratulate him on his

election, talking about inviting him to the White House for a summit.

What message is this sending the Russians?

RYAN CHILCOTE: In the Kremlin, they decided along time ago that President Trump is politically

impotent, as the Russian prime minister put it once.

They believe that all of these actions he's taking against Russia are because he has to,

because of political pressure that's being exerted on him.

And they see that despite their hopes and their confidence in President Trump, they

see that the relationship is on a downward spiral, and that definitely is not something

that they're very happy about.

That said, they are hopeful that, at some point, you know, politics is a crazy thing,

maybe he will have more power and he will be able to, if not improve the relationship,

stop its deterioration.

JOHN YANG: Special correspondent Ryan Chilcote from London, thanks so much for joining us.

RYAN CHILCOTE: Pleasure.

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News Wrap: U.S. job gains down sharply in March - Duration: 3:38.

JUDY WOODRUFF: In the day's other news: U.S. job growth slowed in march, due in part to

late winter storms.

The Labor Department reported that employers added a net of 103,000 jobs.

That's down sharply from February.

The unemployment rate for March held steady at 4.1 percent, where it's been for six months.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell gave an upbeat appraisal of the economy today.

He said the Fed will continue gradually raising interest rates.

The governor of Arizona announced this evening that he's sending 150 National Guard members

to the U.S.-Mexico border next week.

That's in response to President Trump's proclamation this week, involving California, Arizona,

New Mexico and Texas.

The president says that he wants a total of 2,000 to 4,000 Guard members to deploy.

To the Middle East, where fresh violence broke out along the Gaza border today, and Israeli

troops shot dead nine Palestinians.

Gazan health officials said over 1,000 others were wounded.

Thick smoke billowed as Palestinians burned tires to obstruct the view of Israeli snipers.

The troops responded with live fire and water cannons.

In all, at least 29 Palestinians have been killed in the last week.

The militant group Hamas is organizing the protests.

In South Africa, former President Jacob Zuma made his first court appearance on corruption

charges, and insisted that they are politically motivated.

He is accused of fraud, racketeering and money laundering in an arms deal from the 1990s.

The 75-year-old arrived at the packed courtroom in Durban for a brief hearing.

Afterward, he rallied with supporters and proclaimed his innocence.

JACOB ZUMA, Former South African President (through translator): It has now appeared

to me that those that are in charge of the law, and politicians as well, and just as

everyone has human rights, I'm singled out as not having any human rights.

They talk about me whatever way.

Truth be told, they are lucky that people are no longer beaten.

JUDY WOODRUFF: Zuma served as president for nearly nine years, and resigned under pressure

in February.

His trial has been adjourned until June.

South Korea's former President Park Geun-Hye was sentenced today to 24 years in prison

in a corruption scandal.

A judge in Seoul ruled that the 66-year-old Park was guilty of charges ranging from bribery

to extortion.

He also fined her more than $16 million.

Park was driven from office a year ago.

Dozens of other top government and business leaders have been convicted in the same scandal.

Back in this country, Facebook has announced that people who run issue ads on the site

will now have to confirm their identity and location.

CEO Mark Zuckerberg also endorsed legislation to make social media identify those who place

ads for political candidates.

Zuckerberg is set to testify before Congress next week about recent disclosures of massive

privacy breaches.

Republican Congressman Blake Farenthold of Texas resigned suddenly today.

It follows revelations that he used taxpayer money to settle a sexual harassment claim.

Farenthold had already said he wouldn't run for reelection.

But in a statement today, he said, "I know in my heart it's time for me to move along."

And former Democratic U.S. Senator Daniel Akaka of Hawaii died today.

He was the first Native American elected to Congress, and served more than 30 years, first

in the House, later in the Senate.

Daniel Akaka was 93 years old.

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North Korea WARNING: US talks could spark a new cycle of tensions and military threats - DAILY NEWS - Duration: 3:54.

North Korea WARNING: US talks could spark a 'new cycle of tensions and military threats'

DONALD Trump is too inexperienced to negotiate with Kim Jong-un and could spark a "new

cycle of tensions and military threats", a North Korea expert has warned.

A meeting between the US president and despot Kim Jong-un, a breakthrough after a year of

escalating missile tests by North Korea, will take place in the coming weeks.

President Trump agreed to talks after a message from tyrant Kim was delivered to Washington

by a South Korean envoy saying the North Korean leader was prepared to talk about denuclearisation,

and would freeze missile tests during talks.

Robert A. Manning, resident senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, has cautioned President

Trump could cause more harm than good in talks.

Speaking to Express.co.uk, he said: "Trump-Kim will not be a negotiation.

Trump has turned diplomacy on its head, but unthinkingly agreeing unconditionally to a

summit, which usually takes place at the end of a diplomatic process.

"The best case would be some broad set of principles and/or quid pro quo – denuclearisation

and ending the ICBM program for some package of economic benefits and security guarantees,

with underlings left to negotiate the details."

He added there is a lack of knowledge and expertise in North Korea in Mr Trump's administration,

not just an inexperienced president.

The administrated has also failed to appoint an ambassador to South Korea.

He said: "With no Secretary of State in place, a gutted State Department, and Bolton's

housecleaning at the NSC, Trump does have something of a deficit in Korean expertise

and experience.

"Moreover, the North-South summit will precede the Trump-Kim, and the outcome of that may

shape the parameters of Trump's Summit in ways the US will not like."

Mr Manning also criticised America's models for denuclearisation as "absurd".

He added: "They underscore a lack of US credibility.

"US national security adviser John Bolton favours a 'Libya model,' where Trump meets

with Kim and in effect, say, 'tell us where your nukes are and we'll send planes and

ships to collect them.'

"Unfortunately, the Libya example offers a strong rationale for Kim to keep his nukes:

Gaddafi turned over all his Weapons of Mass Destruction, and for a short period, was the

West's poster child for non-proliferation – until Libya unraveled and we ended up

killing Gaddafi sans nukes.

"Or you could use the 'Ukraine' model, where they gave up their nukes for a US/NATO security

guarantee, and then when Russia invaded, we did nothing."

The US- North Korea talks will take place after a historic summit between North and

South Korea.

Mr Trump said: "We're moving along very nicely with North Korea.

We'll see what happens.

Certainly the rhetoric has calmed down just a little bit."

Kim will meet with his South Korean counterpart, Moon Jae-in, at the border truce village of

Panmunjom on 27 April.

It will be their first summit in more than a decade.