IS TRUMP STILL YOUR DADDY? NATO Chief Admits Big Mistake As US Mulls To Quit Alliance Post Iran Snub
April 10, 2026
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as posted by the channelNATO Secretary General, Mark Rutte addressed the controversy over his “daddy” remark about Donald Trump, calling it a translation misunderstanding. Speaking in Washington, Rutte explained that in Dutch, the phrase was meant figuratively, implying that strong leadership sometimes requires tough language. He clarified he was not literally referring to Trump as “daddy” but acknowledging the need for firmness in tense situations, particularly during the Iran-Israel crisis. Rutte admitted the phrase carried unintended connotations in English and said he would have to “live with it,” as the comment continues to draw attention and debate internationally.
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