South Koreans push back on Trump's extortion
Frank Smith
Press TV, Seoul
South Koreans are pushing back against US President Donald Trump's renewed claim this week that Seoul agreed to pay Washington 350 billion dollars for investment up front. South Korean civic leaders held a press conference in front of the US embassy on Friday, condemning Trump's extortion and demanding that their government take a firm stance against such a deal. American officials say an agreement is in its final stages.
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