Is this dude for real??
Today, Donald Trump held a joint news conference with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe at the White House — which is “very famous,” by the way — before the two are set to head to Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort for the weekend in Florida to hopefully salvage our diplomatic relationship.
The world watched patiently to see if Drumpf could actually put on his big boy pants and have a civil conversation with leaders from other countries, especially our allies.
Meanwhile, Abe hoped to ease fears stemming from POTUS’ critical campaign trail rhetoric.
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So what happened?
Well, things of course couldn’t get started until The Donald welcomed Shinzo to the “Very Famous White House,” because you know, it’s VERY famous… compared to other white houses that we talk about all the time.
President Trump welcomes Japanese PM Shinz├à┬ì Abe to “the very famous White House” https://t.co/7SCCd0d1OA https://t.co/tSRzG84HhB
— CNN (@CNN) February 10, 2017
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It didn’t take long for the Internet to blow up with responses to Donny’s latest embarrassment, so let’s take a look at Twitter‘s best reactions (below)!!!
Welcome Shinzo Abe to the very famous White House. It’s very very famous. And white. And it is a house. Very very house.
He’s a wordsmith.
— Hannah Lemass (@AlmostCaptain) February 10, 2017
Trump begins news conf w Abe welcoming him to the “very famous” White House. pic.twitter.com/IzslvppG45
— Craig Teper (@ctep) February 10, 2017
tell me I misheard @POTUS welcoming Japanese PM to the “very famous” White House. Am I watching an episode of MTV’s Cribs or a press conf?
— Rachel Seymour (@ramourmd) February 10, 2017
Trumps first words to Japan PM: “Welcome to the very, very famous White House.” Literally millions face palm across America. #Shinzo #Japan pic.twitter.com/ZqB1vZwSMp
— Julie Sutton Salek (@tampajulie) February 10, 2017
Trump:
“Very, very famous White House”
“Tremendous”
“Tremendous”
“Very, Very”
“I can tell you…”
“I can tell you…”
— Doremus Jessup (@DoremusJ) February 10, 2017
New game.Every time he says “very”. Ex “the very famous White House” or “very successful” or “very rapidly”. That’s how we’ll get thru this. pic.twitter.com/HlN4geYHEb
— Heather Schoell (@HeatherSchoell) February 10, 2017
” A very famous Little White House on the Prairie” #ChildrensBooksForTrump
— Jay Krueger (@jayk688) February 10, 2017
“I’d like to welcome you to the very famous White House.” Trump might as well have ended it with “…the home of the Whopper.”
— Shawn Hugus (@duckiesuccumbs) February 10, 2017
Little-known fact: The Very Famous White House is an affilate of Famous Original Ray’s Pizza. pic.twitter.com/VRxKnMvlJS
— Barry Graubart (@graubart) February 10, 2017
He doesn’t seem to understand that Prime Minister Abe has visited the very famous White House before. https://t.co/aDWykHxPrO
— Kevin M. Kruse (@KevinMKruse) February 10, 2017
I’ve been to both the very famous White House and eaten at the very famous Waffle House.
— Clay Renfroe (@ClayRenfroe) February 10, 2017
“…the very famous White House”. Ohhhhh, got it, @realDonaldTrump
— Will McAdam (@theWillSource) February 10, 2017
NEWS FLASH, Trump, the White House has always been famous… even before you moved into it.
[Image via CNN.]
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