Donald Trump speaks again about Macron’s love life. However, it is unclear where the former US President got this information from.
Mar-a-lago – Donald Trump is back in the media spotlight. The FBI investigation into the Republican is still ongoing. Almost at the same time, the politician is calling for the office of US President to be regained. Now Rolling Stone reports that Trump is said to have boasted about the love life of French President Emmanuel Macron.
“Not many people know” about Macron’s “indecent” behavior, Trump said. He found out about these “dirty” details through “intelligence information”. However, it is unclear where the Republican got this information from and whether the FBI took a corresponding document during its raid. A press inquiry from the magazine has so far left Donald Trump unanswered.
Trump and Macron had a rather strained relationship during Trump’s presidency. In December 2019, for example, Trump insulted Macron for making “very, very angry” statements on the sidelines of a NATO summit. In addition, former Trump assistant Stephanie Grisham divulged in a book that Trump had privately called the French head of state “a moron”.
Donald Trump boasts about Macron’s love life – trouble is imminent
The US Department of Justice has now given detailed reasons for the FBI raid. Trump “probably” “hid” secret documents in his luxury estate Mar-a-Lago in the state of Florida in order to hinder investigations by the federal police FBI into possible violations of legal requirements for the storage of secret documents, the ministry said.
The raid on Trump had led to fierce political disputes in the United States. Trump repeatedly described the search of his villa as politically motivated and spoke of a “witch hunt”.
He accuses President Joe Biden’s Democrats of using the judiciary to prevent him from running for president again in 2024.
Biden defended the FBI from the attacks on Tuesday. The attacks on the FBI are “disgusting,” the president said in a speech. There is no place in the US for such attacks, which endanger the lives of officials. (mse/AFP)
