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On Saturday, Donald Trump said he offered the North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un an invite to the New York Yankees game during his meetings with him. This was a response to the media who found his relationship with Kim Jong-Un a bit concerning for the United States.
The former President didn't see it as a thing to be concerned about, instead, he stated that it's a good thing to get along with different people. Moreover, he even boasted about their friendship and how he presented an alternative to buying nuclear weapons to the North Korean dictator.
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"I got along with [Kim Jon-Un] great. You were never in danger with me as your president. It's a good thing to get along, not a bad thing. I used to tell him, why don't you do something else? All he wants to do is buy nuclear weapons and make them. I said, just relax, chill. You got enough," Trump said.
During his time as the President, Donald Trump used to set meetings with Jong-Une, and in 2019, he also became the first US President ever to visit North Korea.
"You got, you got so much nuclear weapons, so much. I said, just relax. Go to a nice, let's go to a baseball game. I'll show you what a baseball. We'll go watch the Yankees or we'll come watch Michigan at its home opener," he stated.
Donald Trump receives support from the former MLB All-Star
Former President Donald Trump appeared at the Republic National Convention in Milwaukee this Thursday. Hours before his appearance, his supporter and former MLB All-Star shortstop Zack Cozart expressed his support for Trump publicly.
On July 18th, He shared a picture of himself on X (formerly Twitter) wearing a hat that had the letters, 'TRUMP' written over in an American flag pattern. This was to show his evident support for the 45th President. Not only that, he even made a sentimental X post on July 17th following the assassination attempt on Trump in Pennsylvania.
"I dunno bout y'all but I can’t wait to vote for Trump… I’ve honestly never seen the party as united as now… they tried to kill our President … least we can do is VOTE!!" Cozart wrote on X.
Cozart retired from the MLB five years ago with a career slash record of .247/.300/.399 and 87 homers.
