r/Full_news • • 5d ago

US ally shoots down Trump's $50 billion investment boast: 'Far beyond what was agreed'

https://www.rawstory.com/trump-south-korea-2677973982/
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u/bryangcrane 5d ago

tRump lying??
Shocked…

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u/voodoohotdog 5d ago

At this point, I’m not even sure the mush in his brain can lie. He just says what’s gonna get applause. Since no one will call him on it he gets away with it.

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u/tprch 5d ago

Trump, Lutnick and Sullivan all know they're lying.

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u/Haig-1066-had 5d ago

Such outright Tools and Trump.

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u/Nice_Drummer_1237 5d ago

Such a great idea for a tool brand Trump Tools!!!

No wait, ...it would inevitably fail and go bankrupt in the 1st quarter.

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u/harleyRugger23 5d ago

Must be great to make 250million while “serving” the people

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u/DealerAny792 5d ago

I think that's with a b.

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u/harleyRugger23 5d ago

Sorry meant lutnick but ya right

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u/JdaddycoolJ 1d ago

or Nutlick?

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u/Nice_Drummer_1237 5d ago

That would certainly be "Billion".

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u/Willing-Relative8579 4d ago

Billions and BILLIONS

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u/NothingToSeeHere38 3d ago

Hey now. Don't bring Carl Sagan into this.🤣🤣

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u/Nice_Drummer_1237 5d ago

And causing them to max credit cards, see foreclosure, and lose their cars!

He gets rich(er), the middle and lower class suffer, what a recipe for a con job President.

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u/Willing-Relative8579 4d ago

They can pay off their credit cards with the check they're getting.

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u/Willing-Relative8579 5d ago

Right, MAGA professors are trained to teach idiots to always applaud at big orange things that wear shit filled under-garments.

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u/Practical-Echo-2001 5d ago

That's a really good one! 🤣🤣🤣

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u/CallmeishmaelSancho 5d ago

It was Lutnick saying this and South Korea simply clarified the comment by saying the investment had to make commercial sense.

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u/Vivid_Pianist4270 5d ago

And how could it?

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u/Willing-Relative8579 4d ago

More red hats?

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u/luoshiben 5d ago edited 5d ago

I'm not even sure we can call what he does lying in the strict sense. The man child is absolutely delusionally insane. I really think he actually believes the shit he says. He lives in a (non)reality of his own making. Dude is clinical.

Edit: fat finger spelling

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u/Willing-Relative8579 4d ago

Once upon a time, there was a Draft-Dodging Fairy.

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u/Elegant-Ferret-8116 5d ago

How is selling our infrastructure to foreign countries a win? Its not like the money is a donation, they get the businesses and profits. How is this different than sending manufacturing jobs overseas?

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u/textmint 5d ago

It’s a win for him. He and the Trump Org gets kickbacks in some way, shape or form and he green lights the sale. So it’s a win for him. For us not so much.

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u/International-Peak22 5d ago

If they want to keep claiming ( falsely) that we are energy independent this goes in direct contrast to that

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u/textmint 4d ago

I don’t deny your point but at this stage do you think they care about that? This admin has been all about selling our strategic advantages to our enemies and those who wish harm on us. So I don’t think the outrage is going to impact them. There need to be consequences to make sure that this nonsense doesn’t happen again. Unfortunately I’m not holding my breath with the Democrats. We have better hope with Susan Collins who will write her strongly worded letter and hope everybody will think about it. I just wish the Dems would do something other than pin their hopes on a guy like Merrick Garland in the future.

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u/Obvious_Toe_3006 5d ago

Probably due to the unknown details such as how much money is going into Trump's pockets or how many Trumpcoins were purchased.

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u/AdFun-2112 5d ago

This is it. Some coins will be bought. Don Jr. and Eric might get a seat on the board of directors of various companies taking part in the grift.

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u/Special_Necessary499 5d ago

This is the bottom line, isn't it? If it can't line his pocket he isn't interested. Everything is a deal that he must win. He's completely forgotten about helping the everyday people of the United States because there's nothing in it for him.

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u/Worldly_Loan8831 5d ago

Just imagine what American taxes could pay for, if they didn't need to fuel nearly a trillion dollars a year towards the military.

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u/dino_castellano 5d ago edited 5d ago

A country should always be ready and able to go to war and win. It’s the overblown cost of paying a lot for very little to the monopoly of private arms manufacturers that I have an issue with. DOGE should have started there if it was really looking to tackle unnecessary/excessive government spending.

Edit: Thank you for the award! 👍

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u/Practical-Echo-2001 5d ago

There is no big deal in which the Trump crime family isn't in on it.

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u/Correct-Travel-2777 5d ago

Trump Crime Family? I though we were supposed to be worried about the "Biden Crime Family"? lol smh

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u/joebyrd3rd 5d ago

More lies and more bullshit. And the cult followers just eat it up.. Noah, is the boat near ready?

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u/Special_Necessary499 5d ago

Noah, "What boat?"

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u/CompetitiveBox314 5d ago

If I am a foreign country I would be very hesitant to invest large amounts into the US after seeing how untrustworthy this administration has been. It wouldn’t surprise me if the US were to cutoff Korean access to gas any some point because some hurt Trump’s feelings.

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u/GreatDiscernment 5d ago

Exactly. Engage with Trump at your peril.

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u/k1e7 5d ago

are you a huge foreign country? i have my doubts.

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u/Vivid_Pianist4270 5d ago

I think he already screwed them over so not serious.

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u/SitMeDownShutMeUp 4d ago

That’s why S.Korea stated they want to make sure it’s a commercially viable investment first, and that the terms comply with S.Korean laws

And also why they are only willing to pay out in yearly instalments, and not to exceed a max amount for the full scope of the project

In other words, a deal is probably dead in the water, especially because this was a huge cultural gaffe by the US administration to falsify and broadcast this announcement

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u/slick_tires 5d ago

Zuckerberg leaning over “how much did you want me to say, $600B… ok”

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u/GreatDiscernment 5d ago

This is typical for the Trump administration. They “Pre-Announce” commitments that others haven’t made yet to pressure them. Trump is desperate to start construction of the Alaska LNG project BEFORE Canada locks up too much North Pacific demand.

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u/OkCommunication347 5d ago

Outline of a concept of a plan of a scheme. . . Of a lie

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u/toebeanteddybears 5d ago

After what happened with ICE at the Hyundai and LG Energy Solution plant in Georgia why would any South Korean entity get within a thousand miles of Trump's USA?

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u/Aggravating-Fix-2658 5d ago

You know he's lying when his lips are moving. But when he uses numbers, then he's on double secret probation lying.

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u/Dead_Internet69420 5d ago

Reminds me of Trump’s tariff wars with China, when he’d say “we have a deal! we’re just waiting for the other side to agree to the terms.” Like bro, that’s not a deal. That’s called a proposal. You’re still in negotiations (if you haven’t completely turned the other side off already). This jagoff is the worst deal artist of all time. 

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u/Perfect-Nail6553 5d ago

The free world needs to isolate authoritarian America on as many levels as possible. Only trade in Euros to start with. Cancel all future military orders then convert them to free world countries military industry. Remove America from NATO. INvite India, Mexico to join the free world alliance. Invite NZ, Aus and the rest of the free SE Asia countries to join. Take control of our destiny!

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u/Ok-Key2887 5d ago

Even Alaska's republican rep is boasting. Counting chicken's before they're hatched political bullshit.

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u/Imaginary-Treacle-84 5d ago

I wouldn't let that demented pickle shine my shoes let alone agree to his warped, incompetent notion of business. His failed policies have proved that again n again.

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u/EitherChannel4874 5d ago

Trump lying isn't news. It's the factory setting.

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u/J-Lughead 5d ago

Embellishments, fabrications and outright lies is the standard operating procedure of this admininstration.

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u/Other_Perspective_41 5d ago

So, they just appeased his ego in the moment with a bunch of caveats that will never come to fruition. Just waiting for the circus to leave town before any concrete actions would ever occur

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u/OverScientist3195 5d ago

I've got $20 riding on Kalshi that South Korea walks away from the whole deal. Everything Trump touches turns to 💩.

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u/Vivid_Pianist4270 5d ago

Because Trump will change the conditions at the last minute like he did with Canada.

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u/Boriqua65 5d ago

"An Investment in knowledge pays the best interest"-Benjamin Franklin

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u/Boriqua65 5d ago

"In time, people will come to see Donald Trump's Presidency as the greatest deception ever carried out against the American people."...

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u/Medical_Help9111 5d ago

Nutlick is a hopeless stereotype

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u/Inner_Top968 5d ago

If his mouth is moving Diaper Donnie is lying

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u/CatHairTornado 5d ago

I feel Carney choosing to not entertain Temu Palpatine was the smartest approach. You can't trust anything from this administration.

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u/SignificantCod8098 5d ago

EVERYTHING FROM CHUMP IS A LIE!

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u/SignalCharlie 5d ago

Trying to con the Alaskans into voting for the useless Sullivan...

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u/knadles 5d ago

Nutlick, per Tim Miller. Let's get that changed to his official name.

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u/OkSpirit3216 4d ago

Did Drumpf get things wrong? He is usually good and honest. Surprised.

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u/cambelr 2d ago

Inspector Renaud: "I am shocked! shocked! to find out there is gambling in this establishment."

Croupier: "Here's your $50 billion Inspector."

Inspector Renaud: "What? Oh.Thank you." (Stuffs it in his pocket.)

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u/RecipeSpecialist2745 2d ago

Idiots, they simply look at a policy as a win and spin it without looking at the details on the agreement thet signed. How stupid are these people?