Trump plays golf, talks security with Abe

No dictator, no regime, no nation should ever understanding American resolve, says U.S. President referring to Kim

U.S. President Donald Trump and Japan's Prime Minister in
Kawagoe, japan on Sunday.

U.S. President Donald Trump ramped up his tough rhetoric against North Korea when he arrived in Japan on Sunday, saying the United States and its allies are prepared to defend freedom and 'no dictator' should underestimate U.S. resolve.

Mr. Trump kicked off a 12 days Asian trip and is looking to present a united from with Japan against North Korea through meetings with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe amid heightened tensions over by Pyongyang's nuclear and missile tests.

He told reporters on Air Force one en route to Asia that North Korea would figure prominently in discussed and also singled out trade, which he said had been "badly handled" in the region for years.

No dictator, no regime, no nation should ever underestimate American resolve, Mr. Trump told hundred of cheering U.S. and Japanese troops in camouflage uniforms gathered at Yokota Air Base, Just west Tokyo, soon after he arrived.