Sam Seder
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Trump Calls Apple CEO "Tim Apple"
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March 11, 2019
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"Apple CEO Tim Cook wants you to know he’s in on the joke after President Donald Trump mistakenly called him “Tim Apple” during an event at the White House this week. He changed his name on Twitter to just that — or, rather, Tim and the Apple logo.
The whole thing might seem silly (and it is), but it also highlights the awkward relationship between Apple and the White House — one where they seem to clash at some moments, but where they also play along in order to help advance each other’s interests.
Trump sometimes uses Apple as a punching bag. On the campaign trail, he called for a boycott of the company, and he has often complained that Apple should build more of its products in the United States.
Cook has spoken out against Trump too. He has criticized Trump’s immigration policies and been vocal on family separation and the Muslim ban. Apple has also warned that Trump’s tariffs might force it to raise prices.
Despite their public sparring, Trump and Apple aren’t enemies — at least not when it’s convenient."*
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