Still, it is somehow unsurprising that Donald Trump did both in one breath.
“I don’t want to do that,” he toldthe New York Post.
While the bar may be low, this could have just barely passed as an uncharacteristically kind gesture.
Instead, though, he elaborated by hurling an insult, saying, “I’ll leave him alone.
He’s got enough problems with his wife.
She’s terrible.”
Like everything Trump says, there are likely mixed feelings about this comment among Americans.
William, Prince of Wales, on the other hand, managed to reap kudos from Trump.
“I think William is a great young man,” he said.
Like Trump, William also has a documented beef with Meghan.
Royal family members are reportedly planning to meet up with Trump in 2026.
“Donald Trump has a clear affinity for the royal family,” a U.K. government official toldThe Times.
A royal tour to the U.S. would help reinforce the ‘special relationship.'"
Perhaps that “special relationship” will involve a bit of bad-mouthing.
