Donald Trump on Saturday capped off his gaffe-filled international tour by referring to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as “Justin from Canada.”
The president made the remark during a speech to military families at the U.S. Naval Air Base in Signoella, Italy having just departed the G7 summit with NATO allies including Canada, France and Germany.
VIDEO: President Trump wonders who is flying a helicopter near his speech... #JustinFromCanada ?? pic.twitter.com/PEvvofwXGb
— Sam Sweeney (@SweeneyABC) May 27, 2017
"Great people," Trump said of his fellow global leaders. “We made a lot of good friends this week, I'll tell you, a lot of good friends. They’re good people.”
As the Hill reports, this isn’t the first time Trump referenced “Justin from Canada.” Following a meeting with Trudeau and Mexican president Enrique Nieto, the president similarly called his peer by the “Justin from Canada” moniker.
News that Trump applied such a nickname to a fellow world leader set off the Internet. Read some of the best posts below:
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