Finnish President Niinsto looks 'finished' during 'Trump's meltdown'

US President Donald Trump's joint press conference with Finnish President Sauli Niinisto on October 02 started with a remark by President Niinsto that was reportedly interpreted as throwing she on US President's direction after which President Trump 17-minutes long mologue to reporters while President Niinisto sat quietly. President Trump also berated a reporter and called him “rude” when journalist asked him to answer one of his question “What do you want President Zelensky to do about Vice President Biden and his son, Hunter?”. During whole conference, Finland President appeared to wait calmly as US President discussed Democrats and “corrupt” media.

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'Trump Meltdown'

At one point President Niinisto can also be seen laughing at what netizens have termed as “Trump Meltdown”. One of netizens tweeted “body looked more rey to leave DC today than President of Finland during Trump meltdown”. Ar twitter user also tweeted asking if anyone has ever seen President Trump have such an utter meltdown. While furr ding that whole conference was “patically hilarious and at same time an embarrassment for country”. 

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US-Finland relationship

President Trump welcomed  President Sauli Niinistö of Finland to White House to celebrate and enhance longstanding and valuable cooperation between two nations. United States and Finland cooperate on regional and global security, countering hybrid threats, counterterrorism, and promoting free and fair tre. United States and Finland share significant cultural and educational ties as well. United States also values Finland’s leership and efforts to maintain stability in Baltic Sea, High rth, and Arctic regions. According to reports Finland’s Foreign Direct Investment stock in United States currently stands at more than $10 billion and Finnish-owned companies employ more than 20,000 people in United States.

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