US President Donald Trump has recently repeatedly emphasized that the trade war will not have a significant impact on the US economy. On May 5, Trump told the media that little girls don't need 37 dolls, just 2 to 5 are enough. A video of Trump being interviewed in 2010 has been circulating online in the US recently, showing his young son Barron Trump owning a large number of toys, including a custom-made Mercedes toy car, as well as giant lions and tigers. After this video was released, some netizens criticized Trump as a "hypocrite."
The video of Trump being interviewed in 2010, which has been circulating online, shows that Barron, who was only 4 years old at the time, already owned a large number of toys:
As can be seen from the video, Barron, who was only 4 years old at the time, already owned a large number of toys, including what appeared to be a custom-made red Mercedes toy car with his name, Barron, on the license plate. Barron thoroughly enjoyed driving this toy car, weaving in and out of the house. His mother, Melania Trump, later joined in, pushing Barron forward in the car.
The camera then cuts to Barron and Melania riding together on a giant white tiger, posing for photographers. Barron then "fussed" and told his mother to get off quickly.
After riding the white tiger, Barron went to ride a large lion, making many expressions and appearing very delighted.
This video has sparked a lot of controversy after circulating online in the US. Some people believe that while Trump is asking American children to have fewer toys than before, he was not at all stingy in buying many toys for Barron when he was raising him, which seems to have a "double standard." Especially when Trump again told reporters on May 5 that 9-year-old, 10-year-old, and 15-year-old girls don't need 37 dolls, just 2 to 5 are enough.
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