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"I'm not grooming her for office," President Trump added about his daughter and senior White House adviser.

#IvankaResign was orchestrated by The Democratic Coalition, which has taken aim at other Trump officials and Republicans in the past.

Cooper's segment, titled "There's something about a dictator," detailed the president's concerning rapport with the world's most controversial leaders.

The congresswoman criticized the first daughter for appearing at the G20 summit in Osaka last week.

The president was criticized for confusing "western-style liberalism" with liberals on the West Coast of the United States.

President Donald Trump, Japan's Prime Minister Abe Shinzo, and India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a trilateral meeting at the G20 Summit in Osaka.

The president is expected to dominate the summit which starts on Thursday.

"Donald Trump is compromised here politically," "Morning Joe" co-host Joe Scarborough emphasized.

The president previously called the decision the "most significant investment in our military and our war fighters in modern history."

President Donald Trump wanted North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to know he "has a very friendly view" of him, South Korean President Moon Jae-in said.

President Trump floated the possibility of military purchases, but Argentina's foreign ministry said the country did not have the funds to buy weapons from the U.S.

Twitter was polarized over whether portraying the controversial character alongside Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's arrival was racist.

President Donald Trump dropped his earpiece, saying, "I think I understood you better in your language than I did on this."

Russian President Vladimir Putin was also set to meet leaders from Argentina, China, France, Germany, India, Japan and Saudi Arabia among others.

The activists who own the angry-looking orange baby pledged to follow the U.S. president wherever he goes—and they have made good on that promise so far.

On Twitter, the president cited increased tensions between Ukraine and Russia as the reason for his decision.

While Trump has routinely argued that the tariffs will encourage companies to bring jobs back to the U.S., many are simply looking for cheaper alternatives in other Asian nations.

In their first sit-down talk since July, National Security Adviser John Bolton said President Donald Trump wanted to discuss security, arms control and regional issues with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Kremlin foreign policy aide Yuri Ushakov told reporters that Putin and Trump will meet on December 1 in Argentina, disregarding the president's suggestion that the meeting may be canceled.

More than 22,000 police and security agents are set to put the city on lockdown, with 33 protests against the summit planned.

"He's under investigation for possible collusion with the Russians. We don't know what kind of connections he has financially, conflicts of interest," Democratic Senator Jeff Merkley warned.

"We really believe we are in a strong position either way. We are at $250 billion [in tariffs] now; we can more than double that," the vice president said.

"The law of the fittest – this cannot be the future of global trade relations," French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said.

The Kremlin has repeatedly suggested it was "very likely" and even confirmed that the two presidents will meet in Vietnam, but the U.S. thinks this could be pointless.

The term White House aides reportedly use to refer to Ivanka Trump is definitely not meant to be a compliment. 

Russia's foreign minister said the two presidents could have met "much more" than we know.

The national security adviser also counseled against the May Oval Office sit-down with Russian diplomats, Associated Press reported.

While Trump has worried some that he spoke to Putin without any official record of it, the Kremlin tried to set the record straight.

At the dinner before the leaders spoke, Trump appeared to be signalling toward the Russian president.

President Donald Trump shares a disdain for the media with Vladimir Putin, whose time in office has been marked by journalists getting killed.