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More details are coming out about the historically historic meeting between that fat crazy man in

North Korea and Kim Jong-un. President Trump and Kim met at the demilitarized zone after

Trump sent Kim a playful, spontaneous tweet saying, dear murderous lunatic with stupid hair,

meet me at the DMZ for laughs and denuclearization. Kim immediately rushed to the meeting place

with an entourage that included his agent, two publicists, a makeup girl, and 300,000 heavily

armed infantrymen with eyes like zombies. In a thrilling off-the-cuff moment, Kim invited

Trump to become the first sitting U.S. President ever to step into a country where the first

man to stop applauding for the leader turns up three weeks later in several different plastic

bags. Trump and Kim then took 19 paces together each more historically historic than the last,

after which Kim offered to welcome the American press corps with a traditional North Korean disembowement

ceremony. President Trump promised the reporters it would all be in good fun, but the cowards

preferred to escape with their lives. In a private meeting, Trump and Kim then agreed

to reopen the denuclearization talks, which faltered last February, when Kim threatened to extinguish

life on Earth and Trump responded by poking him in the eye, then hitting him on top of the

head with a mallet. The New York Times, a former newspaper, promptly responded to the incident

with a harsh editorial, accusing Trump of damaging the work of previous presidents, whose

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