Listen as Larry spoke with Michael Rubin, a Resident Scholar at American Enterprise Institute, about President Trump declaring North Korea a state sponsor of terrorism.
Trump designates North Korea as a state sponsor of terrorism (Washington Examiner)

President Trump plans to designate North Korea as a state sponsor of terrorism on Monday, years after the hermit nation was removed from the list during the George W. Bush administration.

Speaking to members of his Cabinet, Trump said the designation “should have happened a long time ago.” The White House expects the move to put further pressure on North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to abandon his nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
President Trump plans to designate North Korea as a state sponsor of terrorism on Monday, years after the hermit nation was removed from the list during the George W. Bush administration.

Speaking to members of his Cabinet, Trump said the designation “should have happened a long time ago.” The White House expects the move to put further pressure on North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to abandon his nuclear and ballistic missile programs. [Read More]

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