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World News In Video, World Leaders Seem to Be Sympathizing About Trump

by Jovan Stewart
December 8, 2019
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President Trump had actually planned to tout his diplomacy achievements at the meeting, however his visit was overshadowed by a gossipy video.

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President Trump reacted to a video showing world leaders at a Buckingham Palace reception seeming discussing his habits.

” Well he’s two-faced.” Reporter: “Do you think that Germany is too–” “And honestly, with Trudeau, he’s a good guy. I discover him to be a very great person. But you know, the truth is that I called him out on the fact that he’s not paying 2 percent. And I think he’s not extremely delighted about it. I mean, you existed, a number of you were there, and he’s not paying 2 percent and he should be paying 2 percent. It’s Canada, they have money, and they ought to be paying 2 percent. So I called him out on that. And I make certain he wasn’t pleased about it. But that’s the way it is. Look, I’m representing the U.S., and he must be paying more than he’s paying and he comprehends that. So I can picture, I can imagine he’s not that pleased. However that’s the method it is.”

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President Trump reacted to a video revealing world leaders at a Buckingham Palace reception appearing to be discussing his behavior. Credit Credit … Al Drago for The New York City Times

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LONDON– President Trump showed up in London Monday evening preparing to tout a diplomacy accomplishment his governmental project desires him to run on: successfully pushing allies to pay more toward the costs of running NATO.

Less than 48 hours later on– after he was put on the defensive in front of the electronic cameras and after that was the subject of gossip at a personal reception of world leaders, a moment caught in a viral video– Mr. Trump canceled a prepared news conference before heading back to Washington earlier than planned.

[Politicians have a long history of being caught saying impolitic things. Let’s roll the tape.]

The timing was not ideal. Mr. Trump had actually hoped the 70 th anniversary celebration of NATO might offer a lovely phase and a triumphant story, even as Democrats on Capitol Hill on Wednesday trotted out sober legal scholars to affirm at the Home Judiciary Committee’s first public impeachment hearing.

But rather of creating a split screen, Mr. Trump stopped working to produce the statesmanlike narrative his project had actually expected. The result was he appeared boxed in both in the house and abroad, eventually eclipsed by diplomatic characteristics that put him on his back foot.

” We’ll go straight back,” Mr. Trump told reporters before a conference on Wednesday with Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, as he surprised his aides by quickly scrapping prepare for a formal press conference. “I believe we have actually addressed plenty of concerns.”

Mr. Trump had, in fact, answered hours of scattershot questions from the news media by the time the gathering was over. However his peaceful departure from Britain– without a splashy tabloid newspaper interview or a sit-down with a friendly tv personality, or the set-piece last press conference he usually conducts when abroad– appeared to reveal an uncharacteristic admission of defeat.

” The NATO statement and conference outcome was effective however all the political fireworks around the leaders’ meeting was not,” said Heather A. Conley, director of the Europe program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. “There simply was absolutely nothing else to state besides to continue to even more make complex NATO political dynamics.”

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada appeared to be talking about President Trump’s prolonged press conferences with other NATO leaders on Tuesday. Credit Credit … Host Broadcaster, by means of Associated Press

Mr. Trump got here in London currently something of a persona non grata. His political kindred spirit, Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain, had made it clear he had no interest in any show of support from a president who is seen by a number of Mr. Johnson’s advocates as radioactive. He alerted Mr. Trump to avoid of the British election, set for Dec.12

But the dim view that many European leaders themselves hold of Mr. Trump later on break into public view by accident. A video surfaced that revealed grinning world leaders at a Buckingham Palace reception on Tuesday night, obviously commiserating in what they believed was a private conversation about the uncontrollable habits of the American president.

” He was late since he takes a 40- minute press conference at the top,” Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada said to a small group that consisted of President Emmanuel Macron of France, Prime Minister Mark Rutte of the Netherlands, Mr. Johnson and Princess Anne.

In the video, which was posted online by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, Mr. Trudeau does not discuss Mr. Trump by name. But later on in the day, he acknowledged he had been talking about the American president.

“You just see his group’s jaws drop to the floor,” Mr. Trudeau stated at another point in the video, expressing awe at Mr. Trump’s behavior. Mr. Macron is likewise seen participating animatedly in the conversation, but his comments can not be heard. Mr. Johnson is seen smiling. Princess Anne looks on.

None of the world leaders seemed to understand the conversation was being taped. But the video played directly into Mr. Trump’s own fixation with rival leaders making fun of him, or at the United States.

By Wednesday afternoon, some of the participants were seeking to distance themselves from the viewed criticism of Mr. Trump.

During a press conference, Mr. Johnson claimed lack of knowledge of the commonly distributed video.

” I do not know where that has originated from,” he stated. “I actually do not understand what is being described there.”

Mr. Johnson even managed to get through the whole news conference without uttering Mr. Trump’s name.

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World News Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain, center, and NATO’s secretary general, Jens Stoltenberg, left, greeted Mr. Trump when he arrived at the gathering.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain, center, and NATO’s secretary general, Jens Stoltenberg, left, welcomed Mr. Trump when he got to the event. Credit … Peter Nicholls/Agence France-Presse– Getty Images

In the past, Mr. Trump has been loath to quit the spotlight, specifically if he would be ceding it to a televised impeachment hearing unfolding on Capitol Hill.

” President Trump has devoted impeachable high criminal offenses and misdemeanors by corruptly abusing the workplace of the presidency,” Noah Feldman, a teacher at Harvard University, testified on Wednesday in Washington as Mr. Trump was concluding the last of his conferences with European leaders abroad.

Mr. Feldman was one of 3 constitutional scholars welcomed by Democrats to affirm at the hearing. All 3 stated Mr. Trump’s efforts to pressure Ukraine for political gain satisfied the historic definition of impeachable offenses.

But Mr. Trump did not have a positive story to tell that would sidetrack from the hearing. The narrative unfolding in London was of his soured relationships with foreign leaders.

” He’s two-faced,” Mr. Trump said of Mr. Trudeau, when inquired about the viral video. He attributed Mr. Trudeau’s obvious frustration to the American leader’s pressure campaign to increase Canada’s military costs to 2 percent of its financial output.

” He must be paying more than he’s paying,” Mr. Trump said. “I called him out on that, and I’m sure he wasn’t happy about it, but that’s the way it is.”

Mr. Trump was already on the defensive after a 45- minute joint appearance on Tuesday with Mr. Macron, who arrived at the event fresh off an explosive interview with The Financial expert magazine, in which he said the loss of American management in Europe has actually resulted in “the brain death of NATO.”

Throughout their press conference, the French president aggressively challenged Mr. Trump’s vision for NATO and broached stress over Turkey’s attack into Northern Syria, which Mr. Trump had helped facilitate. For Mr. Trump, it was a rare face-to-face meeting with another world leader in which he was not driving the discussion.

Mr. Macron appeared to be delighting in the function of the newly blessed disrupter-in-chief of NATO. But Mr. Trudeau tried to minimize the stress.

Although the Canadian prime minister confessed in a news conference that he was discussing Mr. Trump in the video, he stated his “jaws drop” remark referred just to the surprise statement that the upcoming Group of 7 top would be held at Camp David, rather than as Mr. Trump had originally proposed at the Trump National Doral golf resort in Miami.

Mr. Trudeau added, “I have an excellent relationship with President Trump and his team.”

Mr. Trump seemed happy with his own retort. “That was funny when I stated that man was two-faced,” Mr. Trump stated, in a 2nd hot-mic moment of the two-day event– a private exchange with another participant at a luncheon for nations that had actually fulfilled a military costs benchmark needed by NATO.

Later in the day, the state of mind in a space where Mr. Trump was fulfilling with the Italian prime minister grew palpably tense as the president turned his focus to the Democratic-led impeachment effort back home, calling a report released by the House Intelligence Committee “a joke.”

He said it was a “disgrace” that the hearing was taking place “on a day like this where we’re in England and a few of the most effective nations worldwide are having extremely essential NATO meetings.”

After calling Democrats “unpatriotic,” Mr. Trump also questioned whether Democrats “enjoyed our nation.”

Mr. Trump has long bridled at the idea that other world leaders might satirize the United States. Part of his 2016 governmental project pitch to voters was that his election would change how America was viewed abroad.

” The world is making fun of us,” he stated frequently during the campaign, criticizing the leadership of President Barack Obama.

In June 2017, when he revealed that the United States would withdraw from the Paris environment contract, Mr. Trump said: “We do not want other leaders and other countries making fun of us anymore. And they will not be. They will not be.”

But in 2018, laughter broke out at the United Nations General Assembly when Mr. Trump claimed that his administration had “accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our nation.”

The president insisted at the time that he was not the target, stating, “They weren’t making fun of me, they were chuckling with me.”

Mr. Trump left NATO with another positive gloss on an awkward conference. “We had an actually good day and a great day yesterday,” he stated.

Megan Specia contributed reporting from London.

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