Trump mocks French president, tells Macron to 'stay in moderation': Trump says he slaps his wife's hand, behaves badly

US President Donald Trump has once again mocked French President Emmanuel Macron about his wife. Trump said Macron was still recovering after being slapped on the jaw and that his wife was treating him very badly. Trump made the remarks about Macron during a private lunch on Wednesday. The video of Trump appeared on the White House YouTube channel for a while but was later removed. Macron visited Vietnam on May 25 last year. During the visit, his wife was seen slapping him at Hanoi's Noi Bai International Airport. Trump made the remarks in the context of that incident. However, Macron clarified about the video, saying that the media had misinterpreted it. Watch the mocking video: Macron responds: Trump needs to be serious, a few hours after Trump's joke. "We have to be serious," he said. One day you should say something else and the next day something else. Instead of making statements every day, it is better to calm the situation and focus on lasting peace," he said. The US president said during the lunch that he had asked Macron for help in the Gulf region and asked him to send ships. Trump mimicked Macron's response, saying he said no and said, "No, we can't do that, Donald. "We're going to do this after we win the war," Trump said, adding, "I don't want help later." Trump also criticized NATO on the occasion, calling it a "crow tiger". "If there is a big war, NATO will be useless," he said. Trump is angry with NATO countries. He says many European countries have refused to allow the US to use their military bases and have also withdrawn maritime support. Trump even said he was considering pulling the US out of NATO and called the alliance weak. Learn about Macron's wife, Brigitte... He met Brigitte Truneau in 1992 when he was 15 years old. Brigitte was 39 years old at the time and was a French and drama teacher at La Providence High School in Amiens, northern France, where Emmanuel was studying. Brigitte's daughter was Macron's classmate. The two were good friends and were often spotted together. Many people believed that they were girlfriends and boyfriends. Macron, however, was not interested in his classmate, but in his teacher mother. Emanuel joined the school's drama club, where Brigitte taught drama. They worked together on a play in which Emmanuel helped write the script. This is where their closeness began. His father forced him to drop out of school, but the love persisted Emmanuel later revealed that he had fallen in love with Brigitte at the time. The growing closeness between him and Brigitte became a topic of discussion at school. Emmanuel's parents were against the relationship and sent Emmanuel to Paris to keep him away from Brigitte. They also threatened Brigitte to stay away from them until their son was an adult. "At that moment, I decided I had to succeed," Macron said in an interview. I wanted to prove to my parents that I didn't make a mistake by falling in love with my teacher." They wrote letters and talked on the phone. Emmanuel later said in an interview: "I told Brigitte that no matter what happened, I would marry her. Brigitte's husband was banker André-Louis Ozzy, who divorced her husband 14 years after meeting Macron. Brigitte divorced her husband in 2006. A year later in 2007, they married in the French coastal town of Le Tocque. Emmanuel was 29 at the time and Brigitte was 54. In their wedding speech, Emmanuel thanked Brigitte's children for accepting her. Emmanuel never expressed a desire for his children and lives a family life with Brigitte's children and grandchildren. After their marriage, Brigitte played a major role in Emmanuel's career. She has been his advisor and has been active in his political campaigns. Brigitte has quit her teaching job and is carrying out her duties as First Lady of France.