The leaders of Britain, Canada, France and the Netherlands have been caught on camera at a Buckingham Palace reception mocking US President Donald Trump's lengthy media appearances ahead of Wedensday's NATO summit. The footage, shot by the British host's camera pool on Tuesday evening and
Watford - The leaders of Britain, Canada, France and the Netherlands have been caught on camera at a Buckingham Palace reception mocking US President Donald Trump's lengthy media appearances ahead of Wedensday's NATO summit.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson can be heard asking France's President Emmanuel Macron:"Is that why you were late?" Earlier Tuesday, Macron's one-on-one pre-summit meeting with Trump had been proceeded by a lengthy question and answer session with the media, as the leaders publicly disagreed about NATO strategy and trade.
"Oh, yeah, yeah, he announced..." an amused Trudeau declares, adding:"You just watched his team's jaw drop to the floor."
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