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Australian prime minister mocks trump
Australian prime minister mocks trump












australian prime minister mocks trump

"Not the fake polls, they're the ones we are not winning. In true Trump-ian style, Turnbull goes on to talk about those meddling "fake" polls - possibly referring to Trump's style of deriding news outlets. We are winning like we have never won before," Turnbull said. "Donald and I, we are winning and winning in the polls. In the recording, Turnbull can be heard mimicking Trump as he talked about dwindling approval ratings. London U.K., June 15 (ANI) :Donald Trump is known to be the butt of jokes for many impersonators, and recently, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull. The recording of Turnbull copying Trump's speaking style was out of international media's sight and mind until Channel Nine, one of the major Australian networks, aired the audio clip. The only difference between the Midwinter Ball and the White House Correspondent's Dinner is that the prime minister's speech is intended to be off the record in the Midwinter Ball. In case you didn't know, the Midwinter Ball is the Australian equivalent of the White House Correspondent's Dinner and takes place in the Australian capital of Canberra where top tier political figures, prominent journalists, and consultants convene for the year's main political event. Nine News Australia obtained the footage of Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull at Wednesday night’s Midwinter Ball, an annual event attended by politicians, journalists and other power brokers. Leaked video from an event in Australia shows the prime minister mocking President Donald Trump. While at the Midwinter Ball, Turnbull was recorded mimicking Trump's self-aggrandizing fashion of speaking. Jun 15, 2017, 04:16 AM EDT Updated Jun 15, 2017.

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More recently, Trump's speaking style was parodied by Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull - and it was all caught on audio tape. President Donald Trump's singular oratory style has often made for great comedic fodder, but it isn't just for Saturday Night Live.














Australian prime minister mocks trump