NOBEL TIME? South Korean President Offers HIGH PRAISE For President Trump!

Here's a video on what the South Korean president said about Trump and Kim's meeting:

Chances are minimal-to-none that any other president in the position that Trump is in could have had a successful meeting with Kim Jong Un or brought peace to U.S.-North Korea relations.

Such a thing was almost unimaginable just a few years ago, and it's scary to think what things would instead be like if Hillary were in charge right now instead of President Trump...

Take a look at what people are saying about Trump's meeting with Kim Jong Un on Twitter:

Apparently even the Pope praised Trump for his peacemaking in North Korea:

Fox News had the following to say on the summit that is being heralded as a "symbol of peace":

South Korean President Moon Jae In said Tuesday that this weekend's meeting between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was the "start of an era of peace," countering skepticism by many experts who described it as a made-for-TV moment that lacked substance.

During their impromptu third summit Sunday at the Korean Demilitarized Zone, Trump and Kim reinvigorated their countries’ bilateral ties and agreed to resume nuclear talks. Trump also briefly stepped onto North Korean soil, becoming the first sitting president to do so. However, there has been no indication that the two nations are any closer to resolving sticking points that collapsed their previous summit earlier this year.

Moon, who briefly chatted with Trump and Kim on a DMZ village before the U.S. and North Korean leaders sat for a two-way meeting, described their summit as "historic." He also called the summit "the fruits of amazing imagination," saying it was arranged due to Trump's "unprecedented" Twitter offer for a meeting and Kim's "bold" decision to accept it.

Moon has pushed for continued diplomacy between the United States and North Korea, urging the two nations to find a mutual solution on the North Korean nuclear crisis. Before last week's event, North Korea had warned Moon against facilitating talks between Pyongyang and Washington, saying that the North will "never go through" South Korea again when engaging with the United States.

CBS News gave details on what went on during Trump's time in North Korea's demilitarized zone:

On Sunday, President Donald Trump became the first sitting U.S. president to set foot on North Korean soil when he walked over into the Demilitarized Zone that divides the Korean peninsula. It was there that Trump held an impromptu and historic meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

After the roughly 45-minute-long meeting, Mr. Trump told reporters he and Kim had agreed to restart negotiations in the hopes of brokering a deal to start the full denuclearization of the peninsula -- a long-sought and elusive foreign policy goal of American administrations for decades. The president, who hailed his "great relationship" with the North Korean strongman, invited Kim to the White House to continue talks.

Through an interpreter, Kim told Mr. Trump, "I never expected to meet you in this place."

The president, meanwhile, called the meeting a "big moment" after years of bitter hostility between the two countries that dates back to the Korean War. U.S. forces have been deployed in South Korea since the height of the civil war in the peninsula, which has technically not ended because no armistice was ever signed. Large-scale fighting ceased in the summer of 1953.

In an earlier press conference with South Korean President Moon Jae-in, Mr. Trump said it was too soon to know whether there will be a third summit with Kim following the unsuccessful summit earlier this year in Vietnam.

Trump criticizes Democrats

                    

Although Mr. Trump conceded "this is not a political speech," he said to the troops in the audience the "Democrats were not going to give" more support.

"They want open borders and to hell with the military," Mr. Trump alleged.

    

Pompeo and Ivanka Trump speak to troops

                    

Mr. Trump invited his daugther Ivanka Trump and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to come out on stage, calling them "beauty and the beast, Mike."

Pompeo and Ivanka Trump both received cheers as they thanked the troops and said God bless America.

    

Trump speaking to troops at Osan Air Force base

                    

Mr. Trump is speaking to troops at Osan Air Force Base in Panmunjom, South Korea. He described how he "actually stepped in" to North Korea to cheers from the crowd.

"We turned around and everyone so happy," Mr. Trump said about after he crossed into North Korea.

Mr. Trump apologized for being over two hours late, but said he had a "great meeting" with Kim.

    

Trump says he's looking forward to ending sanctions

                    

As for the U.S.' economic sanctions against North Korea, Mr. Trump said he doesn't like sanctions. "I'm looking foward to taking them off," he said.

    

Trump on Kim visit to U.S.: "I said at the right time, you're going to come over"

                    

Although Mr. Trump invited Kim to the White House in front of the journalists at the border, he told reporters later that while meeting with Kim, "I said, at the right time, you're going to come over."

But Mr. Trump then said "I said, any time he wants to do it."

    

Trump calls talks "very positive"

                    

Mr. Trump said he and Kim had a "pretty long chat."

"It was a very positive day, a very positive event," Mr. Trump said. "I think it's really good for the world."

    

Trump recounts the border crossing

                    

Mr. Trump described the border crossing as Kim asking him if he would like walk over into North Korea and "I said, I would be so honored."

"I said I would be honored to do that -- I didn't know what was he was going to say, but it was my honor," Mr. Trump said.

    

Trump says U.S. agreed to restart nuclear talks

                    

Mr. Trump and Kim concluded their meeting at the DMZ after about 45 minutes and agreed to restart nuclear talks within weeks. "We're not looking for speed, we're looking to get it right," Mr. Trump said.

Mr. Trump called it a "legendary day" and noted that it was "quick notice, nobody saw it coming."

"A lot has already come up," Mr. Trump said.

Mr. Trump also called the Hanoi summit, which ended abruptly and without any agreement, a "great success" because it led to this meeting.

Moon said the U.S. and North Korea agreeing to speak "constitutes a great success."

    

Trump: "Feels great" to be first president to step into North Korea

                    

Speaking before the media, Mr. Trump said it "feels great" to be the first U.S. sitting president to step into North Korea. "It was an honor to do that," Mr. Trump said.

"This is a special moment -- and as President Moon said, this is a historic moment," Mr. Trump said.

Kim praised Mr. Trump, calling it a "courageous and determined act."

    

Trump invites Kim to the White House

                    

Mr. Trump has invited Kim to the White House. Although Mr. Trump said the meeting could be just a handshake, the meeting appeared to be more substantial.

Moon also shook hands with Kim, which was a change from earlier when Moon said he would not be coming along for the meeting.

   

What do you think? 

Are you proud of President Trump?

Does he deserve a Nobel Peace Prize for this one?

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