Donald Trump has never held back when speaking, but during a press conference in Scotland, the US President reportedly made a subtle jab at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle while discussing his admiration for the British Royal Family.
In past conversations, Donald Trump has never held back when expressing his contempt for the royal couple; he has dubbed the Duchess of Sussex awful and implied that poor Harry was being taken advantage of.
He also published the well-known statement, “I am a great friend and admirer of the Queen & the United Kingdom,” in 2020. According to reports, Harry and Meghan, who departed the Kingdom, would make Canada their permanent home. They have now departed Canada for the United States, but the country will not cover the cost of their security. They have to pay!
The royal immigrants created a lifelong adversary after they urged the American people to support Joe Biden in the 2020 election.
During a White House briefing after he was re-elected, Trump stated, “I’m not a fan of hers.” She has undoubtedly heard me say this, but I would like to wish Harry luck because he will need it.
He also said, “I’m not a fan of hers,” to UK Reform leader Nigel Farage in 2021. I wasn’t right away. I believe Harry has been mistreated, and I believe he will come to regret it. Harry has, in my opinion, been used—and used horribly. It saddens the Queen, and I believe it has destroyed his connection with his family. I believe the things she is attempting to do are completely inappropriate.
Even though it’s easy to believe that Trump has chosen to put these small-scale conflicts behind him and focus on more important goals, such as winning the presidency of the United States of America, some people were certain that Trump was still using his old tactics during a recent news conference.
According to The Mirror, Trump started talking about his love of all things royal as he sat like a stately toad with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and answered questions on a wide range of subjects during a joint press conference.
He waxed poetic about King Charles, saying, “I’ve got to know a lot of the family members being with Charles, Camilla, and everybody.” They are wonderful individuals. They are very wonderful individuals.
A sting in the tail, though! Trump went on to demonstrate that the ancient Machiavellian cunning is never far from the surface. And in that regard, I believe the UK is quite fortunate because it is possible to have people who aren’t particularly good. You might have people that weren’t, though I’m not sure if I can claim that.
It doesn’t take much imagination to realize that Trump is disparaging Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as the globe grows accustomed to what novelist George Orwell would likely refer to as Trump-speak.
Who will be the next victim—or victims—to suffer from Donald Trunp’s infamously harsh language?
