Donald Trump: Ex-President Trauert Weg Putin: “Hätten eine Menge Geschäfte machen können”

• Donald Trump always over again Vladimir Putin
• Former President Trump Called Vladimir Putin ‘Grim Man’
• Trump to Putin: “We can make good progress”

Donald Trump’s remarks about Vladimir Putin are legendary, as the parties move towards the term of office over time. The man who has now seen Trumps in the year 2016: when Putin became bigger, said that he would have heard more of Trump. “I think it is a great fuhrungspersönlichkeit”, it analyzes.

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Donald Trump over Wladimir Putin: There is a “stronger man”

It’s been a while since Donald Trump came out of the closet to voice Vladimir Putin’s opinion. “Vladimir is a stronger Mann … has common sense and a good idea,” Trump wrote with his message in his new (Bilder) book “Save America”. The time when Trump got a “grossartige tegen”.

Trump to Putin: “We can make good progress”

In the TV program “Life, Liberty & Levin” Donald Trump revealed on his Fox News channel, hosted by moderator Mark Levin, who provided further details about a meeting with Vladimir Putin. Although the report on the publication has appeared, Trump has not been made explicit. The fact that the American president won the 2016 American presidential election looks like this:

• “I said about Putin: There is a shame. We have a good relationship with the country. There is a reason for it. There is a reason why we are happy, we are able to come to terms with it. I said: we are right. This is swingy,” Trump said in the interview.

Trump: “I said to Putin, it’s a shame, we could have done a lot of business – the countries together… He understood that. He said to me, he said, it’s hard to make a deal right now. I said, you’re right. It’s hard.”

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