The US was ‘more safe’ when? Donald Trump informs his supporters

“They have massive nuclear stockpile, possibly as big as anybody, and so we did a great job,” Trump stated.

With Iowa’s temperatures dropping below zero, former President Donald Trump revives his fellow citizens’ memories of the “safety and security” of America during his White House administration, even as his legal problems worsen.

Given his personal relationship with Kim Jong-Un, the leader of North Korea, Donald Trump remembered saying of the country that the US was “more secure” when he was president.

While addressing his fans during the event at Indianola, Iowa he said: “Kim Jong-un [is] very smart, very tough, but he liked me and I got along really well with him and we were safe.”

The South Korean military claims that North Korea launched its first intermediate-range ballistic missile (IRBM) of 2024 into the East Sea on Sunday, only hours after his rally in subfreezing weather.

“We intended to fight them in a war. Regarding North Korea, the four-time indicted stated, “We did a great job, and they have a massive nuclear stockpile, possibly as big as anybody.”

Trump met with Kim Jong-Un three times while he was president (from 2017 to 2021), but their meetings came to a stop after there was no progress made at the February 2019 summit in Hanoi.

As the Republican presidential contenders prepare to square off during the party nomination voting in Iowa on Monday, the weather in the Midwest of the United States has been quite cold.

As the Republicans were forced to postpone their rallies due to the dropping temperatures, Grand Old Party (GOP) officials also issued a warning to the populace to prepare for the inclement weather.

Days before the pivotal party nomination vote, Donald Trump likewise canceled his Friday campaign appearances in Iowa in favor of broadcast events.

“So brave the weather and go out and save America,” Trump urged the more than 500 fans crammed into the Indianola venue on Sunday. The supporters were decked out in heavy coats, boots, ear muffs, and distinctive red baseball hats.

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The 77-year-old cancelled his scheduled rallies in Sioux City and Atlantic Saturday.

As the Republicans prepare to select their nominee for the elections scheduled for November 2024, Trump leads the field in the polls, followed by Florida governor Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley.

Doug Burgum, a former 2024 presidential contender and governor of North Dakota, endorsed Trump on Sunday. The business entrepreneur was also endorsed by Florida Senator Marco Rubio, who was defeated by the former president in 2016.

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In the conservative, religious state, Trump is leading the polls with 48% of the vote, while DeSantis is trailing behind with 16%. But Haley leapt to second, capitalizing in on DeSantis’s weak campaign with a 20% lead.