Trump mocks Macron, France: ‘Pay for NATO or Not’
By Bloomberg
14 November 2018 |
5:30 am
- Jens Nordvig, founder and chief executive officer at Exante Data, discusses Europe's approach to the United States and President Donald Trump's tweet targeting French President Emmanuel Macron.
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