NATO chief bizarrely calls Trump ‘daddy’ as he tries to brush off F-bomb rant
Nato chief says Trump’s F-bomb just ‘daddy’ using strong words
- Nato Secretary General Mark Rutte referred to President Donald Trump as 'daddy' during a press conference, praising his intervention in the Iran-Israel conflict.
- Rutte's comment followed Trump's analogy of the Iran-Israel conflict as “two kids in a schoolyard” which the Nato chief said Trump had to use “strong language” to resolve.
- Trump responded to the “daddy” remark by chuckling and later stated that Rutte used the term affectionately.
- Rutte has praised Trump, thanking him for his contributions and for pressuring Nato countries to increase their defense spending.
- Rutte defended his flattery, stating it was a “question of taste” and that Trump “deserves all the praise” for his efforts.