Biden’s trip to South Korea has been a disaster so far!
Footage of Biden landing in South Korea raised even more controversies. Watch as he descends the steps of Air Force One wearing a mask, and then takes off the mask as soon as he comes into contact with other people. It’s science. Or maybe he’s still just bitter over the lifting of that mask mandate on airplanes.
Pres. Biden touches down in South Korea, kicking off his first trip to Asia as president. https://t.co/WOMJPx4jQR pic.twitter.com/Lqwf937Z5o
— ABC News (@ABC) May 20, 2022
Durring the summit the leaders of South Korea and the United States have agreed to consider expanding the scope and scale of their joint military exercises amid a sharp rise in weapons tests from North Korea since the beginning of the year.
President Yoon Suk-yeol and his US counterpart, Joe Biden, announced the move in a joint statement on Saturday following their first summit in South Korea’s capital, Seoul.
“The two presidents share the view that [North Korea’s] nuclear program presents a grave threat not only to peace and stability on the Korean peninsula, but also the rest of Asia and the world,” the statement said.
“Both leaders condemn [North Korea’s] escalatory ballistic missile tests this year,” it said.
After these strong statements, CNN’s White House corresponded Kaitlan Collins asked Joe Biden if he had a message for Kim Jong-un. “Hello,” he allegedly said before pausing for a couple of seconds. “Period.”
Take that, North Korea! https://t.co/IU3FfhjHeU
— Kenny Webster (@KennethRWebster) May 22, 2022
Let’s not forget Biden called President Yoon of South Korea President Moon.
Video below:
The video was taken during the tour of the Samsung Electronics Pyeongtaek Campus.
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