I highly doubt that money is going overseas.  What will happen is that money will fuel some people within Trump circle.  Kick backs and other incentives will happen and no one will be the wiser because no one pays attention to Ivanka.  100m for this fund.  I would love for someone to keep up with how that cash is spent.

Beloved Leader disagrees with you.  Not only did he fail, he botched the deal of his own making. 

“There is no longer a Nuclear Threat from North Korea.” (Tweet, June 13)

“I have solved that problem. Now, we’re getting it memorialized and all, but that problem is largely solved, and part of the reason is we signed, number one, a very good document.” (Remarks to reporters, June 15)

“And the big thing is, it will be a total denuclearization, which is already starting taking place.” (Cabinet meeting, June 21)

So in less than a year, North Korea went from posing no nuclear threat, the problem solved, the deal signed, and total denuclearization underway, but Beloved Leader pressed the Reset Button and allowed, a bad Democrat deal from decades ago to replace his 'very good document'.

More fake leadership from Beloved Leader.  What are the odds?

Hey, I like to cover all my bases. I sincerely doubt it's a forgery--someone's gonna examine the check, signature, bank records, etc. Cohen knows he's screwed if they find out it's fake.

The ACA exerts much less power over the healthcare system than one might think. For one thing, it has no mechanism to control prices--insurance companies still name their premiums, deductibles, co-pays, etc. with no interference from the feds. What it does do is...

• provide a subsidy to cover some amount of the premium, depending on things like your income and the size of your household (only applies to lower incomes)
• expand federal Medicaid eligibility for people with middle incomes
• categorize every healthcare plan on some handy websites (healthcare.gov, coveredca.com, etc.) to make it easy to comparison shop and encourage competition.
• set bare minimums for what health insurance covers so people don't go buying the cheapest plans only to discover they cover next to nothing.
• outlaw lifetime caps on what insurance pays for--it used to be if a company spent more than an arbitrary amount on your healthcare, they would simply stop covering anything at all.
• outlaw the exclusion of people with pre-existing conditions.
• force everyone to have health insurance or pay a fine. There wouldn't be enough money spent on premiums if people only buy insurance when they get sick or old.
• fund all of this with higher taxes on individuals making ~$100k+ a year, families making ~$130k+ a year, and I believe a capital gains tax hike. (I may not have those figures exact but it's what I remember reading).

That is where your logic is flawed. NK did not develop Nuclear weapons in less than a year.  They may have decided to start showing what they have but if you think they made some huge breakthrough in less than a year you a pretty dense.