Donald Trump has described one of Australia's richest men as a "red haired weirdo" after reports were published of the complicated relationship between the two.
60 Minutes and Nine Newspapers broadcast audio recordingsThe New York Times then published their own story on the two, leading to Trump issuing a denial on his social media website.Judge fines Donald Trump $7900 over post maligning court staffer
"I never spoke to him about Submarines, but I did speak to him about creating jobs in Ohio and Pennsylvania, because that's what I'm all about - JOBS, A GREAT ECONOMY, LOW TAXES, NO INFLATION, ENERGY DOMINANCE, STRONG BORDERS, NO ENDLESS WARS, LOW INTEREST RATES, and much more!"Pratt is then reported to have passed on that information to dozens of other people.
Donald Trump with Anthony Pratt and then-Prime Minister Scott Morrison at a factory in the US. "Yeah and Trump said, 'You know that Ukraine phone call? That was nothing compared to what I usually do'," Pratt was recorded saying.In the audio, Pratt both praised and criticised Trump.
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