Reacting on CNN, Democratic congressman Jim Himes of Connecticut said Trump’s tweet has “Freudians” abuzz and shows an impulse “to demonstrate that his is bigger and stronger than anybody else’s”. The president’s tweet drew swift condemnation – and some snark – from Democrats and foreign policy experts. A few hours later on Wednesday, the North reopened a vital line of communication with South, raising hopes of a diplomatic thaw. Trump’s retort came hours after Haley distanced the White House from proposed contacts between North and South Korea, saying it would not take any talks seriously if Pyongyang did not abandon its nuclear arsenal.
In the speech, Kim warned the United States his country’s nuclear forces were now “completed”, adding that the nuclear launch button was always within easy reach. “Now I use them for ordering tea for my guests”.North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un just stated that the “Nuclear Button is on his desk at all times.” Will someone from his depleted and food starved regime please inform him that I too have a Nuclear Button, but it is a much bigger & more powerful one than his, and my Button works!- Donald J.
Richard Branson in his autobiography notes that Obama had explained to him about the red button as something that was earlier used for emergencies. The red button was there even during the time of Barack Obama and George W. Trump would then burst out laughing.”īut it wasn’t just a Trump thing. Guests who arrived would then be bewildered, while an employee brought in a glass cup filled with Diet Coke on a silver platter. “He told them it was a button to activate nuclear weapons and he would immediately press it. In it, he describes how Trump used to deceive all those who came to see him with this red button. According to media reports, he consumes 12 cans of diet coke daily.Ĭliff Sims, a former White House aide, has written an autobiography, Team of Vipers. When asked about it, Trump pressed that button, and immediately, an employee brought Diet Coke on a silver platter. Back in 2019, Tom Newton, the chief political commentator on Times Radio, and Tim Shipman, the political section editor at the Sunday Times, were surprised to see a little red button when they had gone to interview Trump. On Thursday morning, British journalist Tom Newton Dunn shared pictures of Biden and former President Donald Trump sitting behind their desks, noting one significant difference. When Trump was President he had placed a small red button on the Oval Office desk.
The Oval Office in the White House has a huge table where the President sits. One among them is the removal of a red button that was there on the President’s desk in the White House. Ever since Joe Biden was sworn in as the 46th President of the United States last Wednesday, he has been reversing various things that his predecessor had done.
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