Leading up to the World Cup tournament FIFA president Gianni Infantino made up a fake award to curry Trump's favor - a so-called Peace Prize. A week later he started a war with Iran.
There's a reason Trump hasn't gone to any soccer matches thus far despite the United States hosting the big event. Soccer fans are being mean to Donny even though he hasn't shown up at stadiums yet.
Concern is running so high that serious questions are being raised about if Trump will even hand over the trophy at the July 19 final. This must be serious if his handlers are suggesting he pass up an opportunity to caress a trophy.
Fans from England, Scotland, Australia, and New Zealand have crafted songs that now ring out through bars before matches and reverberate around stadiums during games. There isn't a fan alive who doesn't know how fragile Trump's ego is.
So, when fan's began highlighting Trump's well-documented connection with Jeffrey Epstein, a notorious pedophile who he hung out with for years, the writing was on the wall. Trump's staff are in a crisis mode trying to prevent him from being exposed to the chants in person, and that includes matches with English-speaking teams.
Australian supporters were among the first to make headlines after footage of thousands chanting anti-Trump songs went viral on social media.
Trump's connection with Epstein is a story that just won't go away. Trump claims he did not do anything wrong but the ongoing debates over the disclosure of Epstein-linked court filings coupled with investigative materials just won't go away. No matter what he has to say, the Epstein files remain politically challenging.
It must be humiliating for Trump to see fans worldwide mocking his relationship with an international pedophile Epstein. Maybe that's why Trump hid over the weekend at Camp David where no one could reach him, instead of Mar-a-Lago or the White House.
After spending months touting the World Cup as proof of America's global stature and power Trump escaped to Camp David for several days to avoid international shame. For all we know, Trump's handlers still have him there in a rubber room under medication.
As it Stands, Trump's minions claim he met with them after the Iran talks stalled, but they also admitted he was at Camp David for some "executive-time."
For the record, Lesley Gore's song, "I'll Cry If I Want To," was playing during Trump's retreat from reality.
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