Trump Says His ‘Nuclear Button’ Is ‘Much Bigger’ Than North Korea’s

Trump Says His ‘Nuclear Button’ Is ‘Much Bigger’ Than North Korea’s
“Will someone from his depleted and food starved regime please inform him
that I too have a Nuclear Button, but it is a much bigger & more powerful one than his, and my Button works!”
Mr. Trump’s combative response to a statement made the day before by Mr. Kim raised the temperature in the brewing confrontation between the United States
and North Korea even as American allies in South Korea were moving to open talks with Pyongyang.
Mr. Trump’s supporters brushed off the criticism, calling the president’s words a bracing stand
that would force North Korea to confront the potential repercussions of its efforts to develop nuclear weapons that could reach the continental United States.
Mr. Trump, who has disdained the prospects of negotiating with North Korea, said earlier in the day
that the possible talks between the two governments on the peninsula resulted from sanctions imposed by the United States and the international community.
North Korea has made significant strides in the past year in developing intercontinental ballistic missiles
that could eventually deliver nuclear warheads to targets as distant as the United States
WASHINGTON — President Trump again raised the prospect of nuclear war with North Korea, boasting in strikingly playground terms on Tuesday night
that he commands a “much bigger” and “more powerful” arsenal of devastating weapons than the outlier government in Asia.
In the fall, he went before the United Nations General Assembly to warn
that he would “totally destroy North Korea” if the United States were forced to defend itself or its allies.