Sanders Asked Why Trump Told Kim Jong Un His Nuclear Button Is Bigger — Her Answer Shuts It Down

White House press secretary Sarah Sanders pushed back when confronted by reporters on Wednesday about President Donald Trump’s tweet directed at North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un.

When one reporter argued the president was “taunting” a world leader with the strongly worded tweet, Sanders shot back a blunt response.

“It’s a taunting tweet to say that he has a larger nuclear button,” the reporter said.

“I think it’s just a fact,” Sanders responded.

Watch the full exchange below:

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