Trump On Kim Jong Un: 'We Fell In Love'

   President Donald Trump hosted a "Make America Great Again" rally in Wheeling, West Virginia. Trump said, "We're doing great with North Korea. You know these dishonest people. So I left, when was I there, like three months ago? So for eighty years they've been working on this stuff. And for twenty-five years they've been working on missiles. They got no where, they wouldn't of answered our President's phone calls. When they called, they told them, 'don't call us.'"

   Trump continued, "And I agree the rhetoric was really harsh at the beginning. But we have a very good relationship. We were going to war with North Korea. Millions of people would've been killed. President Obama told me when I sat just before taking office. He said the single biggest problem this country has is North Korea. And he said he was very close to going to war, and fortunately his time was up."

  Trump said, "I came in and took this very hard position. I like Kim, he likes me. Am I allowed to say that? We've come a long way since you know the term. Chairman Kim would like to have another meeting, we'll have another meeting. We went back in fourth and then we fell in love. He wrote me beautiful letters. And they're great letters. We fell in love. You know they'll say, 'Donald Trump fell in love, how horrible is that.'"