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Trump warns against infiltration by a 'bad Santa,' defends coal in jovial Christmas calls with kids
Trump answered NORAD's Santa hotline from Mar-a-Lago, warning of a 'bad Santa,' defending coal as 'clean and beautiful,' and thanked military members with a $1,776 bonus.
- Trump and Melania participated in the tradition of talking to kids calling a Santa-tracking hotline.
- Trump warned about a 'bad Santa' infiltrating the country but said Santa is a 'very good person.'
- Trump defended coal, calling it 'clean, beautiful coal' when asked by a child what she wanted for Christmas.
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Donald Trump mocked for inappropriate rant during NORAD Christmas calls with kids - The Mirror
President Trump and Melania took NORAD Christmas Eve calls from children tracking Santa, with Trump mentioning election wins in Pennsylvania and Oklahoma and warning about 'bad Santa infiltrating' the country
·London, United Kingdom
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President Donald Trump celebrated Christmas Eve by questioning children on the phone about the gifts they were looking forward to receiving, while promising not to let a "bad Santa" infiltrate the country and even suggesting that a sock full of coal might not be so bad.
·Montreal, Canada
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Trump promises to guard against "bad Santa" and touts "clean, beautiful coal" in Christmas Eve calls with kids
=President Trump spent part of Christmas Eve bantering with kids, updating families on NORAD's Santa tracker and reminding one child that the big guy has a "serious appetite."
·United States
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