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Trump Proves He's A Total Moron, Salutes North Korean General
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June 15, 2018
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8:03Now PlayingDuring his meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, Donald Trump continued his streak of having the most awkward handshakes with as many people as possible. This time, he flubbed a handshake with a North Korean general, so he decided to just salute him instead. Michael Brooks and the Majority Report crew discuss this.
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---Newly released video footage from North Korean state media shows President Donald Trump returning a salute to a North Korean military general during this week's summit in Singapore, an extraordinary display of respect from a US president to a top officer of a hostile regime.
In the military, returning a salute from a military officer of a friendly foreign nation is common practice for US military officers and considered a display of military professionalism. There is no rule that a US president is obliged to return a salute, which is considered a sign of mutual respect.
After Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un walked down a colonnade to shake hands, the pair entered into a room filled with various members of Kim's delegation, the video from North Korean broadcaster KCTV news shows.
Trump starts to shake hands with those in the room. Upon encountering North Korean Gen. No Kwang Chol, who was in full uniform, Trump first extends his hand, to which the general responds with a salute. Trump then salutes back, extends his hand again and the two men shake hands.---
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