The Guardian: Trump and Macron’s sex life

The Guardian published an article in which it talked about the secret documents found by the FBI at the home of former President Donald Trump, and said that he “bragged” that he had intelligence about the secret sexual life of French President Emmanuel Macron.

Writer Julian Burger, from Washington, says the report, published by Rolling Stone magazine, comes in the wake of the disclosure of court documents of classified documents and national defense documents found after the search of Trump’s home (Mar-a-Lago) on August 8, which refers to a file It bears the name “INFO R: President of France”.

It is unclear what the confidential nature of Macron’s file is or what it contains.

But Rolling Stone claimed that the mention of the file caused an “irrational transatlantic reaction” between Paris and Washington.

A spokesman for the French embassy said: “We don’t comment on legal proceedings in the United States and the embassy hasn’t requested any information from the administration regarding documents recovered at the residence of former President Trump”.

Neither the State Department nor Trump’s office immediately responded to a request for comment.

The Rolling Stone report said that during and after his presidency, Trump claimed to some of his closest aides that he knew details of Macron’s private life, which he gleaned from “intelligence information” he had seen or seen.

At first, Macron courted Trump, inviting him to the Bastille Day parade in 2017, just two months after his election, inspiring the US president to lure his generals into a parade similar to the military parade in Washington.

Relations between the two leaders quickly soured, especially after Macron failed to persuade Trump to stay in the Iran nuclear deal.

Trump pulled the United States out of the nuclear deal in 2018, and it has since collapsed.

The two presidents also differed over Trump’s abrupt order to withdraw troops from northern Syria and his mistrust of NATO.