A lip reading expert shared her thoughts on the conversation that took place as Donald Trump joined Chelsea FC to celebrate their FIFA Club World Cup victory.
On Sunday, July 13, at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, the POTUS witnessed Chelsea defeat Paris Saint-German to secure their victory.
Following Chelsea’s 3-0 victory, Trump and FIFA president Gianni Infantino picked up the shining trophy and carried it to the team, which included Chelsea captain Reece James.
The president did present the trophy, but Trump stood beside the team as they joyfully hopped up and down while Infantino removed himself from the camera. Viewers described the incident as “absolutely embarrassing.”
On behalf of OLBG, lip reading expert Nicola Hickling offered an analysis of the exchange after the humiliating event.
According to her, talisman Cole Palmer turned and asked, “Can you ask him to move this way? “, after he appeared “visibly confused” by Trump’s choice to stand with the team as they raised the trophy. Hold on, what’s happening?
After Hickling stated his opinion that Trump desired “to hold the trophy with Reece James,” James responded, “I got this.”
James reportedly looked at Robert Sanchez and remarked, “It’s actually heavy.”
Then, according to reports, Trump asks Sanchez, “What? Let’s leave.
With what Hickling refers to as a “calming wave and direction,” Sanchez advances at that moment and utters, “On the count of three, come on, come on.”
In an interview following the game, Palmer acknowledged that Trump’s actions during the celebration took him by surprise, stating, “I knew he was going to be there, but I didn’t know he was going on the stand where we lift the trophy.” I was therefore a little perplexed.
The Guardian claims that there were other incidents from the FIFA Club World Cup final besides the awkward moment at the trophy presentation. During the game, the POTUS was mocked by onlookers when he appeared on video boards.
Lip Reader Reveals What Trump Said During FIFA Final—And It Left Players Stunned
A lip reading expert shared her thoughts on the conversation that took place as Donald Trump joined Chelsea FC to celebrate their FIFA Club World Cup victory.
On Sunday, July 13, at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, the POTUS witnessed Chelsea defeat Paris Saint-German to secure their victory.
Following Chelsea’s 3-0 victory, Trump and FIFA president Gianni Infantino picked up the shining trophy and carried it to the team, which included Chelsea captain Reece James.
The president did present the trophy, but Trump stood beside the team as they joyfully hopped up and down while Infantino removed himself from the camera. Viewers described the incident as “absolutely embarrassing.”
On behalf of OLBG, lip reading expert Nicola Hickling offered an analysis of the exchange after the humiliating event.
According to her, talisman Cole Palmer turned and asked, “Can you ask him to move this way? “, after he appeared “visibly confused” by Trump’s choice to stand with the team as they raised the trophy. Hold on, what’s happening?
After Hickling stated his opinion that Trump desired “to hold the trophy with Reece James,” James responded, “I got this.”
James reportedly looked at Robert Sanchez and remarked, “It’s actually heavy.”
Then, according to reports, Trump asks Sanchez, “What? Let’s leave.
With what Hickling refers to as a “calming wave and direction,” Sanchez advances at that moment and utters, “On the count of three, come on, come on.”
In an interview following the game, Palmer acknowledged that Trump’s actions during the celebration took him by surprise, stating, “I knew he was going to be there, but I didn’t know he was going on the stand where we lift the trophy.” I was therefore a little perplexed.
The Guardian claims that there were other incidents from the FIFA Club World Cup final besides the awkward moment at the trophy presentation. During the game, the POTUS was mocked by onlookers when he appeared on video boards.
According to body language expert Darren Stanton, who expressed his belief that Trump was “disingenuous” during his presence, “he’s got such a fake smile, a masking smile, it’s almost like a dad at a wedding, he’s trying to show excitement, but he’s like a fish out of water.”
Trump jumps up and down and makes these fist motions. Trump isn’t really authentic, but I think he’s doing his best to join in the excitement.
According to body language expert Darren Stanton, who expressed his belief that Trump was “disingenuous” during his presence, “he’s got such a fake smile, a masking smile, it’s almost like a dad at a wedding, he’s trying to show excitement, but he’s like a fish out of water.”
Trump jumps up and down and makes these fist motions. Trump isn’t really authentic, but I think he’s doing his best to join in the excitement.
