Thousands protest Trump policies in Seoul as summit approaches
Frank Smith
Press TV, Seoul
Thousands of South Koreans rallied in the streets in downtown Seoul to protest US President Donald Trump's policies as his summit here with President Lee Jae-myung approaches.
Trump has demanded South Korea invest $350 billion in US industries and pay steep tariffs for market access, with negotiations between Washington and Seoul dragging on. Demonstrators called on President Lee to stand up for South Korea's interests. Press TV correspondent Frank Smith reports from the South Korean capital, Seoul.
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