Trump Windsor Castle story
par Jolyon: Donald Trump
Trump recounted his visit to Windsor Castle during a conversation, sharing a humorous exchange with King Charles III. He recalled asking, 'Who built this place? It's incredible,' to which Charles replied, 'William the Conqueror.' Trump then asked, 'Was he a nice guy?' and Charles responded, 'No, he was very strong and very tough.' Trump added, 'Yeah... with a name like' before trailing off. The anecdote was posted on X by Mario Nawfal. #DonaldTrump
Transcription (en)
The President of the United States, President Trump, has been the best on Earth. He will be the best on Earth, but I think it's going to be a little bit more beautiful because you have very thick walls, very powerful walls, very beautiful. We've actually taken security and made it a beautiful thing. It looks like it was built from 700 years ago. Like when I went to England, we went to Windsor Castle. It's the longest building I've ever seen. I said to Charles, it was built around like 900, you know, it's a long time. I said, I'm going to build a building. And the one thing Charles was impressed with was that the building was built like a hundred years ago. And the one thing he said to me, you know, I said, we're going to have a beautiful house. It's the longest building I've ever seen. I said to Charles, it was built around like 900. You know, it's a long time. But I said to Charles, who built this? This place is incredible. William the Conqueror. I said, oh, William the Conqueror. Was he a nice man? Charles said, no, no, he was extremely strong and very tough. I said, I figured with the name William the Conqueror, I would think. What do you think? I think you'd be tough, Michael. What do you think? I said, we have to come up with a good name for you, Charles. Maybe Charles the Conqueror. No, no, no, please. But William the Conqueror built a great building. But we are building one that's going to top them
