President-elect Donald Trump and former President Barack Obama were seen engaging in a friendly exchange at former President Jimmy Carter's funeral. Trump acknowledged the amicable interaction, stating that they 'probably' like each other. The moment was captured on camera, showing the two leaders sharing a cordial conversation.
During a gathering with Republican governors at Mar-a-Lago, Trump commented on the perceived friendliness of his interaction with Obama. He expressed surprise at how congenial they appeared, noting that they seemed like 'two people that like each other.' Despite their differing philosophies, Trump acknowledged that they have a positive rapport and get along well.
Reflecting on Carter's state funeral, Trump praised the service as beautiful and paid tribute to the 39th president as a 'good man' and 'great humanitarian.' The event provided an opportunity for political figures from across the spectrum to come together in remembrance.
Meanwhile, amidst the solemn occasion, Trump's meeting with GOP governors coincided with the devastating wildfires ravaging California. The president-elect took the opportunity to criticize California Governor Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, labeling them as 'incompetent' in their response to the crisis.
As the nation grapples with both moments of unity and discord, the interactions at Carter's funeral serve as a reminder of the complexities of political relationships and the importance of finding common ground.
