Queen's Trump Tea: Subtle Jab & Resistance

0:00On March 30th, a new book called The Queen and Her Presidents dropped some real tea on Queen Elizabeth's take on Donald Trump. Written by journalist Susan Page, it reveals she was straight up baffled by his rise. Back in April 2016, during a visit from Barack and Michelle Obama, she hit Obama with the question, why is this guy so close to running her? Country? She knew all about Trump's birth or attack on Obama, pushing that false narrative he wasn't born in the U.S. But the Queen shut that down quick, showing mad respect for the first black president from day one. Her bond with the Obama's was tight, and folks like Ben Rhodes said a gay Obama big validation back home. Trump's moves didn't sit right with her either. He went after her friends the bushes, trashed her prime ministers, and called African nation's s-hole countries, which clashed hard with her life long. Work leading the Commonwealth. Fast forward to July 2018, Trump's first meetup with her at Windsor Castle. She rocked a subtle green flower brooch, gifted by Michelle Obama years earlier, once

1:04she barely warned before. A top British official confirmed it was no accident, a quiet java resistance. Trump tried prying out her favorite U.S. president, but she played it cool, saying they were all good. The book hit shelves, April 14th. British Trump eyes a state visit with King Charles, keeping that royal presidential saga rolling.