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North Korea. Where to begin?

For decades, there has been question after question about the rogue communist country.

Here's one of the more lighthearted ones, though it might have serious implications.

Does North Korea have a minister of insults?

As long as North Korea has existed, it seems like someone in the government has been

lobbying insults, and creative ones at that, towards U.S. presidents.

Early in the Trump administration, as tensions heated up between the president and the rogue

state, North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, dismissed President Trump as a, quote, mentally deranged U.S. daughtered.

To be fair, he wasn't unprovoked.

Rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime.

There has not been an Oval Office occupant with quite the same touch for insults as

Trump. Just ask little Marco Rubio, crooked Hillary, and lying Ted Cruz. Trump has dubbed Morning

Joe host Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough as low IQ Mika and Psycho Joe. Still, Trump may need help keeping up with the North Koreans who have developed a reputation

as a superpower when it comes to verbal attacks.

Experts have even compared the North Korean insults to those of Shakespeare.

Almost 50 years ago, North Korea's major general called Lyndon Johnson a war maniac and a living corpse.

He also said that everyone working for the president would burn in hell with John F. Kennedy.

Here's what else they've said about U.S. political leaders.

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