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Kim Jong Un, dead or alive? Trump indicates he’s fine.

By Kevin Lee
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Japanese magazine Shukan Gendai, and a vice director of HKSTV Hong Kong Satellite Television, a Beijing-backed broadcast network located in Hong Kong, both claimed that Kim Jong Un was dead.

Trump on Friday April 24th rejected reports that Kim Jong-un is seriously ill, criticizing his fCNN for running the a “fake” story.

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It won’t take long for the truth to come out, but in the meantime social media enthusiasts are having fun with the idea that either he is dead or he’s playing dead.

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Kevin Lee is Co-Founder & Executive Chairman of Didit a leading digital-first marketing firm started in 1996, and CEO of the eMarketing Association. He is also the founder and President of GivingForward.org a cause marketing nonprofit. Kevin transformed Didit from an SEO/SEM boutique agency into a full-service digital-first marketing firm through 11 acquisitions. Kevin invents marketing technology solutions across search, social and programmatic, He also launched stand-alone platforms including We-Care ($8+ million for nonprofits via cause-marketing) & PowerProfiles; written 4 books, engaged in 500+speaking engagements, and published 700+ articles. Kevin received his MBA from Yale and lives in Scarsdale with his family.

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