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Trump Just Made His Staffers Tell Reporters How 'Calm' He Was During His Meeting With Pelosi and Things Got Awkward

Trump Just Made His Staffers Tell Reporters How 'Calm' He Was During His Meeting With Pelosi and Things Got Awkward
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Suuuure.

After a disastrous meeting with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and other congressional Democrats, in which President Donald Trump reportedly stormed out of a meeting on infrastructure, Trump stopped a presser to make his staff confirm his demeanor.

The exchange occurred while Trump addressed federal aid for farmers burdened by his tariffs against China.


Watch below:

After calling Pelosi a "mess," Trump asked economic advisor Larry Kudlow, aide Mercedes Schlapp, counselor Kellyanne Conway, and press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders to confirm that his temperament throughout the three minute meeting was calm.

“Very calm. No tamper tantrum,” Conway replied.

"Mercedes is right. Kellyanne is right. You were calm," Kudlow confirmed.

Sanders, who entered the press conference later, was blindsided by Trump as she walked in.

"Does anyone know Sarah Huckabee Sanders?" Trump asked the room to laughter while flanked by several U.S. farmers. "Sarah, we're just talking about the meeting yesterday ... the narrative is I was screaming and ranting and raving ... just out of curiosity, you were there, what was my tone at the meeting?"

"Very calm, I’ve seen both and this was definitely not angry or ranting," the press secretary confirmed.

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