Trump said Pyongyang's pursuit of nuclear missiles could "very soon" threaten the US homeland and vowed to continue a campaign of maximum pressure to prevent that from happening.
Trump's move on the tariff front has been seen as fulfilling his presidential campaign promise, especially ahead of the midterm election this fall. China, the European Union and many other US trading partners have explicitly and inexplicitly said that they will take countermeasures in response to US tariffs.
Trump touted "great meetings" and "very good dialogue." Kim said he would do his best to produce a "great outcome" to be welcomed by all people.
Trump said that he cherishes his good personal relationship with Xi, and that US-China relations have remained strong and kept moving forward under the guidance of the two heads of state.
Trump's top adviser on the pandemic, Anthony Fauci, said mitigation strategies were working, setting the stage for states to reopen. He urged Kemp to proceed with caution.
Trump on Sunday confirmed that a US official team had arrived in the DPRK to talk about the preparation for talks between the DPRK top leader Kim Jong-un and himself, which was originally scheduled on June 12 in Singapore.
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Trump was nearly halfway through his 9-minute address before he ever mentioned the border wall, describing it as a request from law enforcement rather than his own longstanding political pledge. He also suggested that his proposal to build the wall from steel, rather than concrete, was a concession to Democrats, although they don't see it that way.
Trump, having claimed the party's unanimous nomination earlier in the day as he opened his bid for a second term, was portrayed as a president whose response to the coronavirus pandemic saved thousands of lives and ensured an economic recovery.
Trump has refined and sharpened his presentation since Helsinki.
Trump Jr. is one of the first members of Trump's inner sanctum to come before congressional investigators and the only immediate member of his family to do so. Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, has interviewed previously before the Senate Intelligence Committee.