American rapper A$AP Rocky plead not guilty to an assault charge on day one of his trial in Sweden on Tuesday. The trial was monitored by a special envoy sent by U.S. President Donald Trump to show Sweden he means business. Swedish news agency TT reports President Trump sent the U.S. special presidential envoy for hostage affairs to Stockholm to monitor the court proceedings and to show Swedish officials that the rapper has the full weight of the U.S. State Department behind him. The special presidential envoy, Ambassador Robert O'Brien, was spotted entering the Stockholm District Court on Tuesday morning. The U.S. State Department's website says O'Brien "leads the U.S. government's diplomatic efforts on overseas hostage-related matters." According to the Associated Press, an official in Washington, D.C. said O'Brien is in Sweden to convey President Trump's concerns about the rapper's case. Earlier this month Trump tweeted a conversat
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