Summary
President Donald Trump participated in a Christmas Eve call with a child during an event where NORAD tracks Santa Claus. His conversation had a playful tone and included comments about immigration, which drew comparisons to a comedy sketch from Saturday Night Live.
Key Facts
- President Trump talked to a child during a NORAD event on Christmas Eve where children ask about Santa Claus's whereabouts.
- NORAD has been tracking Santa for 70 years using the same radar technology used for missile defense.
- During the call, Trump joked about ensuring "bad Santa" isn't infiltrating the country.
- The conversation's tone was similar to a parody from Saturday Night Live.
- Trump mentioned his election wins in states like Oklahoma and Pennsylvania during his calls.
- The calls took place at Mar-a-Lago, with Trump sitting by a Christmas tree.
- The interaction included remarks about coal, describing it as "clean and beautiful."
