He was always going to have his say on the matter, and in a Daily Show segment from Tuesday night Trevor Noah pulled no punches.

Much like Jim Carrey and Zapiro, Trevor found the whole thing rather laughable.

Donald touched down on American soil expecting (demanding) a hero’s welcome, tweeting like a Miss World contestant who had just created world peace, but what had he actually achieved?

By now you may have seen through the bluster, but over to our man across the Atlantic:

The art of the deal, North Korea style.

In case you were wondering what has happened since then, CNN with the latest on how nobody but Kim Jong Un is happy:

Trump made the surprise announcement that military drills would be called off during a news conference after his summit with Kim on Tuesday.

However speaking opposite Secretary Pompeo on Thursday, South Korean Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha [both below] said decisions to suspend the exercises would “require consultations.”

“This is an issue that involves the Korea-US alliance and this requires consultations between the military authorities of the two countries the Korea and the United States and it will be the case in the future as well,” she told reporters.

It echoed comments made after Trump’s Tuesday announcement, when South Korea’s presidential office said they needed “to figure out president Trump’s accurate meaning and intention.”

Good luck with that.

Oh, China are also over the moon:

A source familiar with the matter told CNN the idea to suspend military exercises with South Korea had been heavily pushed by President Xi in the lead up to the Singapore summit.

The source added Xi had multiple direct conversations with Trump about the topic before the US President met with Kim.

Experts said the decision to postpone the drills was a win for Beijing, who have long sought a way to drive a wedge between the US and its East Asian allies.

Dialogue between North Korea and America about denuclearisation – good.

Donald Trump thinking he’s achieved something incredible and deserves a Nobel Price – premature, at best.

[source:cnn]