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Watch: Marco Rubio bursts into laughter after NATO chief calls Trump 'daddy'

Secretary of State Marco Rubio could not withhold his laughter after a reporter noted that NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte referred to President Donald Trump as "daddy.""The NATO chief, who is your friend," a reporter told Trump during a press conference on Wednesday. "He called you daddy earlier. Do you regard your NATO allies as kind of children?"As the reporter spoke, Rubio was unable to hold back laughter."No, he likes me. I think he likes me," Trump replied. "If he doesn't, I'll let you know. I'll come back and I'll hit him hard, okay?""He did. He did it very affectionate," the president added. "Daddy, you're my daddy."Watch the video below from CNN or click the link.

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'Are NATO allies like your children?' Trump pressed about being called 'daddy'

President Donald Trump was pressed about being called “Daddy” by Prime Minister of the Netherlands Dick Schoof, during his final NATO press conference on Wednesday.“The NATO chief, who is your friend, he called you daddy earlier,” Deborah Haynes from Sky News said, “Do you regard your NATO allies as kind of like Children?”Haynes attempted to extend her question but Trump interrupted.“No, he likes me.” Trump said. “I think he likes me. If he doesn't let you know that I'll come back and I'll hit him hard, okay?”The president added that Schoff called him “daddy” in a “very affectionate way.”Haynes tried to get the rest of her question in “Do you regard your NATO allies though as can of like children and they will not listen to and are spending more—”Trump attempted to interrupt again but Haynes pressed on“Do you hope that actually they going to be able to defend themselves ... defend Europe on their own?”“I think you need the help a little but at the beginning,” Trump said. “And I think they will remember this day. This is a big day for NATO. This was a very big day. They took at one of the judgments agenda what we've been trying to raise money raise the rate for 30 years [and they did].”Trump then moved on to other questions.Sky news was founded by Rupert Murdoch, however Comcast is the majority share holder of the company now.Watch below or click here.

Trump confronted over promises: 'You said you would end Ukraine war in 24 hours'

A reporter confronted President Donald Trump about his promise to end Russia's war on Ukraine in "one day" if he were re-elected in 2024.During a NATO news conference on Wednesday, a reporter from Austrian National Television questioned Trump about his campaign promises."You once said that you would end the Ukraine war in 24 hours," the reporter noted. "You later said you said that sarcastically.""Of course it was sarcastic," Trump grumbled. "But you've now been in office for five months and five days," the reporter countered. "Why have you not been able to end the Ukraine war?""Because it's more difficult than... people would have any idea," the president insisted. "Vladimir Putin has been more difficult. Frankly, I had some problems with Zelenskyy.""And it's been more difficult than other wars," he continued. Trump went on to tout his alleged accomplishments in other wars, like Iraq, the Congo, and Pakistan."We stopped the nuclear war," he said of the Pakistan-India conflict.Watch the video below from RSBN or click here.

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Kenya: two protesters die from gunshot wounds and several injured during protests – as it happened

This live blog is now closedPictures from Nairobi city centre show police firing water cannon at protesters:The protests on 25 June 2024 saw police relying on teargas and water cannon to disperse the crowd of thousands of protesters. Continue reading...

Trump rails at CBS reporter for being 'not a nice person' before taking question

President Donald Trump publicly insulted two reporters while taking questions at the NATO summit, which was held at the Hague.“Does anyone have any questions?” Trump asked.A wide shot of the crowed seemingly had every reporter raising their hand."Wow. That's a lot of questions,” Trump joked.“Who's a nice person,” Trump said searching the crowd. “You're not a nice person... but we will let you get one. Go here. What's he going to ask? He is not nice at all. I know him well.”Trump was speaking about CBS Senior White house reporter Ed O'Keefe.“You just said you believe the conflict between Israel and Iran is over. What makes you so confident it is? What do you do if it isn't?" O’Keefe asked.“Because I dealt with both and they are both tired, exhausted,” Trump said. “They fought very, very hard and very viciously, very violently, and both were satisfied to go home and get out.”Trump then went to answer another question.“Yes, please go ahead,” Trump said pointing to CNN Anchor Kaitlan Collins. “Oh fake news, CNN. Here we go.” Trump added, “Wait until you hear this question.”He then said that Collins should apologize to the soldiers who risked their lives to bomb the Iranian nuclear facility.“I think we are all appreciative soldiers and a warriors,” Collins said before asking her question. “Israeli intelligence on these attacks the earlier you said U.S. intelligence was inconclusive. Are you relying on israeli intelligence for your assessment of the impact of the strike?”“No. This is also Iran made the statement,” Trump asserted. “And is also -- read the document that was given. We can talk about if you would like. The document said it could be very severe damage, but it didn't take that.”He added, “They said it could be limited or could be very severe. They really didn't know other than to say it could be limited or it could be very, very severe and you didn't choose to put that because was very early after.”Watch below or click here.