Donald Trump spent his last few hours of the G20 Summit on Twitter begging North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un for a date at the border between North and South Korea — claiming he just wanted to “shake hands and say hello.” So, basically, a photo-op that everyone could scream over. And since one good dictator loves another, Jong Un’s people responded fairly quickly to accept Donald’s plea — and he hasn’t stopped tooting his own horn since.
Before Trump had even departed Japan for South Korea, he gave a press conference after the G20 Summit in which he boasted about the North Korean dictator following his beloved Twitter account and responding to his invitation so quickly.
After Trump arrived at the North/South Korean border, Jong Un invited him to cross over into North Korea — a first for any sitting American president. And Donald isn’t about to let a single soul forget it.
During a speaking engagement today, Donald claimed that his steps into North Korean territory were so historic that he noticed that many North Koreans were “literally in tears.”
Trump kicked things off by reminding everyone of just how historic a moment his steps into a known dictators territory were and went on to explain how Jong Un asked him to cross over.
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“He [Kim Jong Un] asked me: ‘Would you like to do that?’ (cross into North Korea),” Trump recalled.
“And I said it would be my honor,” he continued. “and we did, and we went over the line and turned around and everybody was so happy.”
And many people, I noticed from Korea, were literally in tears, crying, crying because it was a big thing. It’s a big thing,” Trump boasted.
Trump says North Koreans were ‘literally in tears’ when he stepped into their country pic.twitter.com/fVqKbhXqjx
— The Independent (@Independent) July 1, 2019
Of course, Twitter did their job and completely roasted Trump for bragging about the tears he supposedly saw from throngs of North Koreans. Point out that, if they were in fact crying, it most likely was not tears of joy:
In fear most likely. pic.twitter.com/1gMvziHTKn
— shawn dell (@shawnde39097562) July 1, 2019
When you live in North Korea and can’t imagine a way it could get any worse and then…then it does
— Umar J Wali FRCS (@ujwaliofficial) July 1, 2019
I cried when the bastard came to the U.K …….tears of frustration that he was allowed in !!!!!
— Michael Kelly (@Mikek1956) July 1, 2019
Yes, they finally empathize with the American people…
— 𝕍𝕠𝕝𝕜𝕒𝕟 𝕋𝕠𝕡𝕒𝕝𝕝𝕚 (@VolkanTopalli) July 1, 2019
Their eyes were actually watering from the orange glow
— The Real Mayonia (@RealMayonia) July 1, 2019
Literally in tears? That happens in places where not reacting on a cue can be lethal.
— P g R (@Pikaya61) July 1, 2019
That’s probably true. We cry every time he comes back to the US.
— 9 Black 2 Blue (@Basselhajj) July 1, 2019
Don’t worry North Korea, we cry when he comes back home, too.
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