Transcript for Trump praises Kim Jong Un

So while people are still trying to determine what was gained from the summit with north Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, you know who was singing his praises to Fox News last night. Take a look. He is a very smart guy. He is a great negotiator, but I think we understand each other. He has still done some really bad things. Yeah, but so have a lot of other people done some really bad things. I can go through a lot of nations where really bad things were done. The united nations reported Kim Jong-un's bad things such as rape, torture, enslavement. Should we excuse this or is this now the norm? Trump thinks that the new enemy is Canada. I'm sure he has praise for every dictator that every lived. Hannibal, whatever that guy's name is. Till of the Hun. Laughs are fun, but this is in no way in comparison to enslavement, imprisonment, and I really wanted to show you this because it took my breath away. We have it. This is president trump meeting and -- watch this. I threw the clip without you. But watch. He just saluted a Korean dictator. Saluted, and for me, if -- the only person on this show, sunny and whoopi, when I take a toast or make a shot to anything, I toast to freedom. That's how important it is to me, and freedom and liberty are the values we hold dear in this country, and we are in the point of saluting a totalitarian dictator. I'm all for de-nuclearization. Nobody wants nuclear war, but the verbage should concern all of us right now. He also pointed out that it's great that China president XI is president for life, and he added, maybe we'll give that a shot someday. I do point out it's one of the reasons why America was founded, so we didn't have to deal with that. Historically, just a historic thing. I think he would like that. I think he would like a forever presidential term. You know, I am not surprised by this president sort of extolling the virtues of a dictator because, you know, if you read anything about human rights violations here in our own country, this president, since his presidency, human rights violations here in the U.S. Have spiraled. I mean, this is someone who has targeted immigrants, targeted refugees. Allowed children to be taken away from their mothers. Black people are at a rate -- unarmed black men get killed at a rate of five times more than a human white person. Human rights violations are occurring right here in our country are unaddressed by this administration. The fact he doesn't care about it in Korea, why is anybody surprised? We're not. He has never been -- I guess I shouldn't be surprised anymore at the things that come out of his mouth because it's like they don't have messaging or he is not dealing with a P.R. Person. I don't know what it is, but he speaks just off his tongue. The problem is in these situations it's dangerous on an international scene. He was even quoting about Kim Jong-un when you take over a country, tough country, tough people, and you take it over from your father -- this wasn't something he earned. He was just given it. He made it sound like when you are that young and you can take over and start leading -- people. You don't win the game by killing off your opponents like your uncle and brother-in-law. That's, like, taking a game console and saying you won by breaking it. I don't know why he doesn't see that with dictatorship. Even the mafia didn't kill their own brothers. I think where people lose me -- I'm sorry. Go ahead. I don't know the last time you saw "The godfather," but -- It didn't end so well for him. It didn't end well for frado. But that's fiction. I think we need to be responsible in the way we talk about this though because, again, I know our country has its issues and all the things you're saying are valid, but there is no comparison between the freedom and liberty we enjoy as Americans and what is going on in North Korea. People are being starved, raped, and that's the point of this conversation. This is a difference between the American flag and the north Korean flag. There is a difference between a north Korean general and the president of the United States of America. If we're going to do this relativism, it's just as bad here, there is no point. The point isn't that it's just as bad. The point is does this president care about human rights violations around the world? My point is if he doesn't care about the human rights violations that are occurring in this country, then why should he care about -- Right. Human rights violations -- he emboldened racism by equivocating on white nationalism. I have to jump in on this because I think this is, like, really beyond the pale. We are talking and comparing north Korean prison camps where people are raped and tortured and starved with wild dogs and machine guns, to the president of the United States.

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