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Singapore's government says it spent more than 11 million U.S. dollars on the North

Korea-U.S. summit.... and that most of that was spent on providing tight security for

the summit.

Singapore's Foreign Ministry revealed the figures due to a media request,.... but didn't

provide the specifics,.... adding that it supports the global effort to bring peace

and stability to the Korean peninsula.

The cost is lower than initial estimates, and marketing experts say..... that the advertising

benefits of the summit for Singapore were about ten times the amount the country spent

on hosting the summit.

For more infomation >> Singapore spent more than US$11 million hosting N. Korea-U.S. summit - Duration: 0:34.

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Medical Milestone: US OKs Marijuana-Based Drug For Seizures - Duration: 0:34.

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U.S. veterans visiting S. Korea to mark 68th anniversary of Korean War - Duration: 2:35.

Those Korean War veterans from overseas arrived over the weekend.

They're here on a program run by the South Korean government that gives them a chance

to once again visit the country they fought to defend all those decades ago.

Our Park Ji-won explains.

This is the War Memorial of Korea, located in central Seoul,... and dozens of Korean

War veterans and their families,... mostly from the U.S.,... are here to pay tribute

to their comrades who lost their lives six decades ago.

This is the first leg of their six-day visit to South Korea,... which will end when they

leave the country on Thursday.

They placed flowers in front of a memorial to the fallen... where the names of tens of

thousands of UN troops are engraved.

Troops from 16 countries including the U.K., Canada, Australia and Turkey... fought under

UN command in the Korean War,... and six countries, including India, Norway and Sweden provided

support for medical operations.

All together, nearly two million people from foreign countries helped defend South Korea,...

and more than 150-thousand of them died, were wounded, or are considered missing.

After holding a moment of silence for the war heroes,... they moved into the war museum

for a brief tour.

The exhibitions took the veterans down memory lane.

"(This is) My first visit to Korea, since 1954.

In fact the last time I've seen Seoul.

When we flew out of here, it was almost leveled.

Now it's full of cars.

(....) I'm honored to come back.

Very pleased that I am still able to move.

I'm 85 years old.

I'm proud that people see you and they thank you."

"I think we were here a little over a year.

Our ship was in the Korean waters during the war.

It was a little over a year.

It is a kind of different feeling, coming back, I feel proud and happy for the people,

for people.

I think this is great."

The visits for veterans from outside of Korea were started back in 1975 by a private organization,...

but they're now run by South Korea's Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs.

So far,... about 32-thousand veterans and their family members from UN forces have participated.

Park Ji-won, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> U.S. veterans visiting S. Korea to mark 68th anniversary of Korean War - Duration: 2:35.

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North Korea readies return of U.S. soldiers' remains as summit pledges begin to be carried out - Duration: 13:11.

For more infomation >> North Korea readies return of U.S. soldiers' remains as summit pledges begin to be carried out - Duration: 13:11.

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Invasive Plant That Causes Burns Spreads Across US - Duration: 0:58.

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North Korea, U.S. working to implement pledges made in June 12 Joint Statement - Duration: 2:25.

After the Singapore summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un

on June 12th...

Mr. Trump had hinted that follow-up meetings would start very soon,... as soon as the week

after.

But it seems the details of those meetings still remain unclear.

Lee Ji-won has more.

Both North Korea and the United States are working to implement their Joint Statement,

signed on June 12th during their leaders' first ever summit in Singapore.

President Trump suspended an annual joint military exercise with South Korea, namely

Ulchi Freedom Guardian slated for August,... and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is due

to return the remains of American soldiers killed in the Korean War.

While the dates have not been announced,...

U.S. Forces Korea confirmed over the weekend that some one hundred temporary wooden caskets

have been sent to the border village of Panmunjom and an additional 158 metal coffins have been

moved to Osan Air Base in Gyeonggi-do Province.

And with President Trump praising Kim Jong-un as a "smart, tough guy" and touting the tremendous

potential North Korea has to become a prosperous place during a recent speech in Nevada, the

atmosphere between the two sides remains outwardly positive.

But the question remains,... when will the high-level meetings for follow-up measures

to the Joint Statement take place?

There has been mounting speculation U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo may visit Pyongyang when

the remains of the American soldiers are likely returned this week,... just as he brought

home three American detainees last month.

And during his visit, Pompeo could hold talks with North Korean officials on the specific

timeline for North Korea's denuclearization, a security guarantee as well as the normalization

of their ties.

But according to the South Korean daily Joongang Ilbo last week, citing multiple foreign affairs

sources, Pyongyang has yet to confirm the date for talks or the list of delegates.

With Pompeo's North Korean counterpart at the talks yet to be announced, there's only

speculation at the moment.

It's assumed it would either be the North's Foreign Minister Ri Yong-ho or Vice Chairman

of the ruling Workers' Party Central Committee, Kim Yong-chol, who worked closely with Pompeo

to finalize the North Korea-U.S. summit and himself visited the White House a few weeks

ago.

Lee Ji-won Arirang News.

For more infomation >> North Korea, U.S. working to implement pledges made in June 12 Joint Statement - Duration: 2:25.

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Trey Gowdy Sent This Letter That Just Brought The Deep State To Its Knees - Duration: 10:49.

Trey Gowdy Sent This Letter That Just Brought The Deep State To Its Knees

The Deep State has waged war against President Trump since the campaign.

That plan is now collapsing.

Trey Gowdy just sent one letter that brought the Deep State to its knees.

Trey Gowdy and other Republicans in Congress have had enough.

They have demanded the Department of Justice produce the memos James Comey leaked in order

to kickoff a special counsel investigation.

But Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein has been stonewalling their requests.

Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte and Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin

Nunes were prepared to fire off a subpoena to force Rosenstein to produce the memos.

Rosenstein finally relented and shipped them over to Congress.

After reading them, Gowdy joined Nunes and Goodlatte in producing a letter that described

their findings.

Comey's memos revealed a vain and self-important man who wrote about how much other people

complimented him and recounted dinner conversations.

But nowhere in the memos does he accuse President Trump of obstruction of justice or produce

any evidence that Trump or his campaign colluded with the Russians.

The memos are another piece of evidence that vindicate President Trump.

The "resistance" and anti-Trump media were counting on James Comey's firing to

bury Trump.

But not even Comey will say Trump obstructed justice or that he should be impeached.

The Gowdy letter is just another nail in the coffin of the Deep State's plan to

remove Trump.

For more infomation >> Trey Gowdy Sent This Letter That Just Brought The Deep State To Its Knees - Duration: 10:49.

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Remains of U.S. soldiers could be returned as soon as this week - Duration: 2:13.

Our top story this morning...

In one of the clearest signs yet of the changing times on the Korean Peninsula,... preparations

are well underway to repatriate from North Korea... the remains of American soldiers

killed in the Korean War.

There's hope the remains could be returned as soon as this week.

This comes as speculation mounts that U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is set for

what will be his third trip to Pyongyang.

Kim Min-ji reports.

Work continued over the weekend to repatriate the remains of American soldiers killed in

the Korean War... from North Korea.

U.S. Forces Korea confirmed that one hundred temporary wooden caskets have been sent to

the border village of Panmunjom to hold the remains,... while separately, 158 metal coffins

have been moved to the Osan Air Base in Gyeonggi-do Province -- to which the remains will be transferred.

Given that process,... the remains could be returned to the U.S. some time this week at

the earliest.

The repatriation is one of the key pledges to be implemented from the June 12th summit

declaration.

And with the U.S. having put great importance and emphasis on the issue,... there's speculation

that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo could make a visit to the North coinciding with

the repatriation.

This could also mean that Pompeo holds talks with North Korean officials to discuss follow-up

measures to implement their joint declaration -- also something they agreed to at the summit

earlier this month.

That could include drawing up a roadmap to normalize relations between the two sides,...

a specific timeline for denuclearization as well as ways to guarantee the regime's security.

Meanwhile, North Korean media have stressed the importance of faithfully implementing

the summit agreement with the U.S.,... likely in a call for Washington to do its part...

as Pyongyang appears set to go ahead with the repatriation.

Propaganda website Uriminzokkiri said that by implementing the joint statement,... they

seek to address the years of tension and hostile relations and open a new era of North Korea-U.S.

cooperation.

Another propaganda outlet, DPRK Today, said implementing the joint declaration is the

path to securing peace, security and prosperity for the Peninsula and the world.

Kim Min-ji, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> Remains of U.S. soldiers could be returned as soon as this week - Duration: 2:13.

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House approves federal funding for Central State - Duration: 0:56.

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Harley-Davidson to move some production out of US as Trump's trade war backfires - Duration: 2:59.

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U.S. veterans visiting S. Korea to mark 68th anniversary of Korean War - Duration: 2:35.

During this time of the year, the nation welcomes some very important international guests:

The veterans from the allied countries that put their lives on the line to fight for freedom.

According to our Park Jiwon, various commemorative events were prepared for these heroes.

This is the War Memorial of Korea, located in central Seoul,... and dozens of Korean

War veterans and their families,... mostly from the U.S.,... are here to pay tribute

to their comrades who lost their lives six decades ago.

This is the first leg of their six-day visit to South Korea,... which will end when they

leave the country on Thursday.

They placed flowers in front of a memorial to the fallen... where the names of tens of

thousands of UN troops are engraved.

Troops from 16 countries including the U.K., Canada, Australia and Turkey... fought under

UN command in the Korean War,... and six countries, including India, Norway and Sweden provided

support for medical operations.

All together, nearly two million people from foreign countries helped defend South Korea,...

and more than 150-thousand of them died, were wounded, or are considered missing.

After holding a moment of silence for the war heroes,... they moved into the war museum

for a brief tour.

The exhibitions took the veterans down memory lane.

"(This is) My first visit to Korea, since 1954.

In fact the last time I've seen Seoul.

When we flew out of here, it was almost leveled.

Now it's full of cars.

(....) I'm honored to come back.

Very pleased that I am still able to move.

I'm 85 years old.

I'm proud that people see you and they thank you."

"I think we were here a little over a year.

Our ship was in the Korean waters during the war.

It was a little over a year.

It is a kind of different feeling, coming back, I feel proud and happy for the people,

for people.

I think this is great."

The visits for veterans from outside of Korea were started back in 1975 by a private organization,...

but they're now run by South Korea's Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs.

So far,... about 32-thousand veterans and their family members from UN forces have participated.

Park Ji-won, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> U.S. veterans visiting S. Korea to mark 68th anniversary of Korean War - Duration: 2:35.

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Remains of U.S. soldiers could be returned as soon as this week - Duration: 2:13.

And the United States has sent caskets to the inter-Korean border for the return of

the remains of American soldiers killed in the Korean War.

North Korea's gesture is set to be one of the first concrete results of the summit between

Kim Jong-un and U.S. President Donald Trump.

The hope is that the remains return home as early as this week.

Kim Min-ji reports.

Work continued over the weekend to repatriate the remains of American soldiers killed in

the Korean War... from North Korea.

U.S. Forces Korea confirmed that one hundred temporary wooden caskets have been sent to

the border village of Panmunjom to hold the remains,... while separately, 158 metal coffins

have been moved to the Osan Air Base in Gyeonggi-do Province -- to which the remains will be transferred.

Given that process,... the remains could be returned to the U.S. some time this week at

the earliest.

The repatriation is one of the key pledges to be implemented from the June 12th summit

declaration.

And with the U.S. having put great importance and emphasis on the issue,... there's speculation

that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo could make a visit to the North coinciding with

the repatriation.

This could also mean that Pompeo holds talks with North Korean officials to discuss follow-up

measures to implement their joint declaration -- also something they agreed to at the summit

earlier this month.

That could include drawing up a roadmap to normalize relations between the two sides,...

a specific timeline for denuclearization as well as ways to guarantee the regime's security.

Meanwhile, North Korean media have stressed the importance of faithfully implementing

the summit agreement with the U.S.,... likely in a call for Washington to do its part...

as Pyongyang appears set to go ahead with the repatriation.

Propaganda website Uriminzokkiri said that by implementing the joint statement,... they

seek to address the years of tension and hostile relations and open a new era of North Korea-U.S.

cooperation.

Another propaganda outlet, DPRK Today, said implementing the joint declaration is the

path to securing peace, security and prosperity for the Peninsula and the world.

Kim Min-ji, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> Remains of U.S. soldiers could be returned as soon as this week - Duration: 2:13.

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Two Deep State Agents Just Got The Worst News Ever Hand Delivered By Trump - Duration: 3:08.

For more infomation >> Two Deep State Agents Just Got The Worst News Ever Hand Delivered By Trump - Duration: 3:08.

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Blue state tax exodus? - Duration: 6:38.

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Hillary Caught Red Handed Running The Biggest Scam In U S History - Duration: 12:43.

Hillary Caught Red-Handed Running The Biggest Scam In U.S. History

It's no secret that Hillary Clinton follows her own rules.

Because of her power, she has gotten away with countless crimes.

But all of that could come tumbling down after she was caught red-handed running the biggest

scam in U.S. history.

A former CIA officer and whistleblower contends that all of the crime at the FBI and DOJ boils

down to the Clinton Foundation.

Kevin Shipp, the whistleblower, believes that once this is fully exposed that it will be

the biggest scandal in U.S. history.

Shipp contends that "Hillary Clinton was running and is running a global financial

criminal syndicate.

She was using these secret servers to conduct Clinton financial money laundering business."

Shipp also contends that this has been going on for decades, with the support of billionaire

leftist financier George Soros.

He also contends that former President Obama was involved, stating:

"I AM ABSOLUTELY CONVINCED OF IT.

GEORGE SOROS GAVE $30 MILLION TO OBAMA'S CAMPAIGN.

THEN HE GAVE $27.1 MILLION TO HILLARY CLINTON'S CAMPAIGN.

BOTH OBAMA AND CLINTON ARE TIED DIRECTLY INTO GEORGE SOROS."

As reported by Zero Hedge:

"FORMER CIA OFFICER AND WHISTLEBLOWER KEVIN SHIPP SAYS THE REASON FOR ALL THE CRIME AND

TREASON AT THE FBI AND DOJ ALL BOILS DOWN TO ONE THING – THE CLINTON'S SO-CALLED

"CHARITY."

SHIPP EXPLAINS, "HILLARY CLINTON WAS RUNNING AND IS RUNNING A GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRIMINAL

SYNDICATE.

SHE WAS USING THESE SECRET SERVERS TO CONDUCT CLINTON FINANCIAL MONEY LAUNDERING BUSINESS."

"THE SHOCKING THING ABOUT THAT IS ALL THE FORMER DIRECTORS OF THE CIA THAT HAVE COME

OUT TO SUPPORT HER, FROM CLAPPER TO BRENNAN TO MORELL TO ROBERT GATES SUPPORTING HER BEING

ELECTED, KNEW ABOUT THIS CRIMINAL SYNDICATE.

COMEY WAS PROTECTING IT.

LYNCH WAS PROTECTING IT.

WEISSMANN WAS PROTECTING IT. AND THAT IS THE BIG WHY.

WHAT'S SHE GOT ON THESE PEOPLE?

ARE THEY FINANCIAL TIES?

THEY HAD TO BE AWARE OF THIS, ESPECIALLY THE COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE UNITS.

WE KNOW IT WAS HACKED INTO BY FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE SERVICES BECAUSE IT WAS JUST HANGING OUT THERE.

HILLARY CLINTON WAS RUNNING A SECRET SERVER OUTSIDE THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE FOR THE PURPOSES

OF LAUNDERING MONEY THROUGH THE CRIMINAL CLINTON FOUNDATION."

ARE THE CRIMES AND TREASON OF THE CLINTON FOUNDATION THE ANVIL THAT IS ABOUT TO DROP?

SHIPP SAYS,

"IT'S NOT JUST AN ANVIL, I THINK IT IS A MOUNTAIN AND THE NEXUS OF EVERYTHING.

THIS "CLINTON GLOBAL INITIATIVE" (CGI) IS WORLDWIDE, AND IT'S BEEN OUT THERE FOR

A COUPLE OF DECADES.

IT HAS NOW INTERTWINED FORMER DIRECTORS OF THE CIA AND FBI.

GEORGE SOROS IS A PART OF IT.

IT'S CONNECTED TO ALL KINDS OF GLOBAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS…

IT IS AT LEAST A $100 BILLION…"

Shipp believes that if his claims are taken seriously, we would see Congressman, Senators,

former Directors of the FBI and the CIA perp-walked after they receive charges.

"COULD YOU IMAGINE IF SENIOR DOJ OFFICIALS WERE ARRESTED, SOME CONGRESSMEN AND SENATORS

WERE ARRESTED AND OTHER GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS WERE ARRESTED ON CHARGES AND WALKED OUT OF

OFFICE?

THAT'S THE CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS I AM TALKING ABOUT.

THOSE KIND OF HIGH LEVEL ARRESTS WOULD SHAKE UP THIS NATION."

Do you think President Trump should have charges pressed against Hillary Clinton?

Let us know your thoughts in the comments

section below.

For more infomation >> Hillary Caught Red Handed Running The Biggest Scam In U S History - Duration: 12:43.

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Rob Reiner: What We're Doing To Immigrants In U.S. Is Inhuman | AM Joy | MSNBC - Duration: 14:34.

For more infomation >> Rob Reiner: What We're Doing To Immigrants In U.S. Is Inhuman | AM Joy | MSNBC - Duration: 14:34.

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US suspending military drills with South Korea all about China? - Duration: 6:52.

For more infomation >> US suspending military drills with South Korea all about China? - Duration: 6:52.

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Trump Tweets People Who 'Invade' US Must Be Immediately Deported Without 'Judges Or Court Cases' - Duration: 1:52.

For more infomation >> Trump Tweets People Who 'Invade' US Must Be Immediately Deported Without 'Judges Or Court Cases' - Duration: 1:52.

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Morning Routine Compilation United States (Part 1) - Relaxed Day Routine - Duration: 6:35.

Morning Routine Compilation United States (Part 1) | Relaxed Day Routine