Why President Trump said ‘I am the boss’ at G7 summit before speech
At G7 summit, President Donald Trump discussed Iran and Ukraine conflicts
President Donald Trump has once again stolen the spotlight at the G7 summit held in France. This time the reason is not his diplomatic skills. His characteristically bold entrance quickly grabbed attention.
Arriving late for a morning working session, Trump walked into the conference room. The fellow world leader was already seated, waiting for the proceedings to begin.
The President strode to his seat beside French President Emmanuel Macron. The clip captured President Trump briefly heading the wrong way during an outdoor group photo, with French President Macron gesturing him back into place.
Trump stopped midway and quipped, “ Hello. I am the boss.”
The remark made in a humorous way drew laughter from fellow heads of state and government. The light-hearted remark quickly went viral and became one of the summit’s most talked-about moments.
Amid laughter, Macron appeared to take the comment with a smile and asked President Trump “How are you?”
"Good, thank you," replied Trump.
In recent days, President Trump dominated the headlines as he arranged the historic UFC Freedom event 250 at White House to celebrate his 80th birthday and made a highly-awaited peace deal with Iran.
The remarks of Trump took the internet by storm as users praised the 89-year-old's style.
One user wrote, “Can’t stop laughing President Trump just walked into the G7 meeting and said ‘I’m the Boss’ THE ALL KNOW TRUMP IS THE MAGA KING”
Another one commented, “When the real boss arrives late… everyone feels it. I’m the boss.”
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