Trump’s Power Play in New York: How Macron’s Humbling Stunt Unfolded!

During his recent trip to America, President Emmanuel Macron of France encountered a rather awkward moment. On September 22, the 47-year-old politician was in New York City to deliver a speech at the United Nations when he found himself halted by police amid the bustling streets. Footage from the digital media company Brut revealed a New York City officer apologetically explaining to Macron, “I’m really sorry, Mr. President. There’s a motorcade coming right now.” Despite attempting to proceed, Macron humorously replied, “If you don’t see it, let me cross,” before allegedly calling Donald Trump for assistance. Later, while waiting behind a barricade, he quipped into the phone, “Guess what, I’m waiting in the street because everything is frozen for you.” Following a 30-minute wait, Macron interacted with admirers, sharing a light-hearted moment as one gentleman kissed him on the head. The incident, initially captured by journalist Rémy Buisine, ignited varied reactions on social media, illustrating the differing perceptions of both leaders.