The White House has used the nickname 'daddy' for Donald Trump, inspired by NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte's comment at the summit in The Hague.
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In a video posted on Network X, the White House called Donald Trump a 'daddy' after NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte used the term during a conversation with Trump at the summit in The Hague. Rutte explained that he used the appellation to illustrate some European allies' perception of the US, not as a direct reference to Trump. At the summit, Trump likened the conflicts between Iran and Israel to children fighting, and Rutte added that 'daddy' sometimes has to intervene to stop them.
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„Tăticul a ajuns acasă”: Mesajul publicat de Casa Albă după revenirea lui Trump de la summitul NATO
VIDEO "Tăticul a ajuns acasă", postează Casa Albă,folosind apelativul referitor la Trump din declaraţiile lui Rutte
Casa Albă folosește termenul "Daddy", cu care secretarul general NATO i s-a adresat lui Trump, într-un clip pentru promovarea președintelui SUA VIDEO
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