On Wednesday, an autocrat with a legendary haircut de-borted, a bulletproof train in Russia

to meet with an autocrat with next to no hair.

As the slow-moving train crossed the Russian border, Kim is finally feeling needed, courted

by President Vladimir Putin.

It was a long train ride far longer than a flight.

We don't know why Kim Jong-un won't fly, maybe he's scared to get shot down, maybe

likes to get faxes while traveling.

Passengers can be serenaded by beautiful female conductors while seated in their unique

pink leather sofas.

We don't know much about the meeting, what exactly was said, but we know what was on the

menu.

Duck and fig salad, crab dumpling, sturgeon, and beef with a choice of Russian wines and

missiles.

Why one of the most elusive men in the world took a long train ride to Russia when he

could have just sent some bombs coming up on today's point.

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