Trump's shocking two-word response after being snuck back ON the AF1 plane full of unknowing press after Iran threat
The American president is always accompanied by a team of reporters, known as the White House 'pool', who knows his movements and
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The American president is always accompanied by a team of reporters, known as the White House 'pool', who knows his movements and makes it possible to document historical moments, such as when Bush was informed, during a visit to a school, of the September 11, 2001 attacks. The Washington Post published Tuesday that President Bill Clinton used in Pakistan in 2000 a similar maneuver to Trump, although on that occasion the White House informed the press that he was travelling with him about the operation and its risks. At Air Force One, part of the White House team and the journalists accompanying the president were left, who were so unaware that Trump was no longer on board and that his plane could be used as a decoy in the face of a possible Iranian attack, in a context of renewed tension between Washington and Tehran.
Furthermore, But no official I have spoken to had heard before the use of an Air Force One full of White House personnel and journalists as decoy during an imminent threat, "he said. But as the summit ended, he publicly announced he was ditching the new jet to board an older Air Force One model for 'old times' sake'. The extraordinary journey echoes an operation carried out by Bill Clinton in 2000, when the former president secretly flew into Pakistan onboard an unmarked executive jet while Air Force One was used as a decoy.
In addition, WASHINGTON: A secret operation that reportedly smuggled Donald Trump off Air Force One in a catering truck before the plane departed carrying journalists and top aides at apparent risk of an Iranian strike has raised questions over US security practices. They leave journalists on a decoy plane; Trump changes aircraft to Iran's threat. Yet after being snuck back onto the main jet, surrounded by unsuspecting press at 11.31pm, at a UK base, Trump completely dismissed any threat.
Moreover, Donald Trump told the press there were 'no issues' despite being secretly smuggled off the older Air Force One inside a catering truck in a covert operation to foil potential Iranian assassins, reports claim.
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The American president is always accompanied by a team of reporters, known as the White House 'pool', who knows his movements and makes it possible to document historical moments, such as when Bush was informed, during a visit to a school, of the September 11, 2001 attacks.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe Washington Post published Tuesday that President Bill Clinton used in Pakistan in 2000 a similar maneuver to Trump, although on that occasion the White House informed the press that he was travelling with him about the operation and its risks.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesAt Air Force One, part of the White House team and the journalists accompanying the president were left, who were so unaware that Trump was no longer on board and that his plane could be used as a decoy in the face of a possible Iranian attack, in a context of renewed tension between Washington and Tehran.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesBut no official I have spoken to had heard before the use of an Air Force One full of White House personnel and journalists as decoy during an imminent threat, "he said.
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But as the summit ended, he publicly announced he was ditching the new jet to board an older Air Force One model for 'old times' sake'.
according to The Guardian — International Edition +2The extraordinary journey echoes an operation carried out by Bill Clinton in 2000, when the former president secretly flew into Pakistan onboard an unmarked executive jet while Air Force One was used as a decoy.
according to The Guardian — International EditionWASHINGTON: A secret operation that reportedly smuggled Donald Trump off Air Force One in a catering truck before the plane departed carrying journalists and top aides at apparent risk of an Iranian strike has raised questions over US security practices
according to New Straits TimesThey leave journalists on a decoy plane; Trump changes aircraft to Iran's threat.
according to El UniversalYet after being snuck back onto the main jet, surrounded by unsuspecting press at 11.31pm, at a UK base, Trump completely dismissed any threat.
according to Daily Mail +1Donald Trump told the press there were 'no issues' despite being secretly smuggled off the older Air Force One inside a catering truck in a covert operation to foil potential Iranian assassins, reports claim.
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