Trump on Tuesday responded to Kim’s threat in a New Year’s Day speech that Pyongyang could strike the US mainland with a nuclear weapon and that he has a “nuclear button” on his desk. Sarah Sanders secures key endorsements in Arkansas governor raceĩ women now serving as governors in US, tying a record “President Trump made it clear: America will not be bullied, America will not be threatened, and that the United States of America has - and by being clear, managed to marshal an unprecedented amount of economic and diplomatic pressure on North Korea,” Pence said in an interview on “Voice of America.”Įx-Trump press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders reveals cancer treatmentĮx-Trump press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders wins Arkansas gov GOP primary Vice President Mike Pence said Trump’s tweet shows that he will not back down from threats from the reclusive regime. If the previous administration had done anything and dealt with North Korea and dealt with Iran instead of standing by and doing nothing, we wouldn’t have to clean up their mess now,” she said. “I think what’s dangerous is to ignore continued threats. Then she took a shot at former President Barack Obama for failing to curtail Kim’s nuclear ambitions during Obama’s eight years in office.

“This is a president who is committed to protecting Americans and protecting the people of this country and he’s not going to back down from that.” “I don’t think that it’s taunting to stand up for the people of this country,” Sarah Huckabee Sanders said at the White House news briefing. Trump brags to North Korea about the size of his 'nuclear button'

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