US EditionTrump warns against infiltration by a 'bad Santa,' defends coal in jovial Christmas calls with kids
President Trump and First Lady Melania answered nearly 400,000 NORAD Santa calls at Mar-a-Lago, promoting coal and warning of a ‘bad Santa’ infiltration, while praising military service.
- On Wednesday, President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump answered NORAD Tracks Santa calls from Mar-a-Lago, spending 20 minutes taking family calls before phoning U.S. military service members.
- NORAD's long-running program has presidents answering children’s calls, and Trump said 'We track Santa all over the world' while NORAD showed Santa over Copenhagen despite radar limits.
- A child raised coal and President Donald Trump replied, 'You mean, clean, beautiful coal?' while touting policies to keep coal-fired power plants running and prioritizing coal leasing by federal agencies.
- Critics noted the calls mixed holiday banter with partisan claims, with Trump saying 'Merry Christmas to all, including the Radical Left Scum' on Truth Social, and a military call later experienced technical issues.
- Echoing past rhetoric, the orders aim to keep coal plants online to meet demand from data centers and electric cars, reflecting President Donald Trump's long promotion of coal as reliable and beautiful.
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President Donald Trump answers Christmas Eve phone call from North Carolina
WEST PALM BEACH, FL (CBS News) — President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump answered calls from children calling NORAD to track Santa Claus on Wednesday. They spent about thirty minutes answering calls on Christmas Eve from Mar-A-Lago. The President spoke to a child from North Carolina who asked if Santa would get mad if cookies are not left out for him. “I think he won’t get mad, but I think he’ll be very disappointed,” he said. He add…
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If you are not having a very jolly Christmas Eve, then this is sure to put a smile on your face. President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump on Christmas Eve upheld a longstanding tradition of the U.S. President giving NORAD Santa tracker updates to children. One child asked Trump why NORAD is tracking Santa, and in response, Trump shared it’s because he wants to make sure a bad Santa is not infiltrating teh country. The Daily Mail reported on …
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Trump’s Christmas Eve swings from Santa calls to Truth Social tirade
President Donald Trump spent Christmas Eve vacillating between holiday tradition and partisan attacks, participating in annual calls with children about Santa Claus then using social media to lash out at political opponents in the early hours of Christmas Day. The First Family’s Christmas Eve was packed with the usual events like calling service members, hosting a Christmas Eve party, Trump and First Lady Melania Trump joined the longstanding NO…
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