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© AP Photo/Mary Altaffer John Kelly. Either White House chief of staff John Kelly had a bad headache on Tuesday, or President Trump’s debut address before the United Nations General Assembly was giving him one.
While Trump was calling North Korean leader Kim Jong Un “Rocket Man,” threatening to “totally destroy” North Korea, and informing world leaders that some countries, “in fact, are going to hell,” Kelly sat beside first lady Melania Trump with his head in his hands and his eyes on the ground.
Another notable reaction was displayed by representatives from Zimbabwe, who looked equal parts amused, concerned, and sleepy.Â
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