Trump Compliments Google Co-Founder’s ‘Really Wonderful MAGA Girlfriend’
President Donald Trump praised Google co-founder Sergey Brin’s “really wonderful MAGA girlfriend” during a meeting with Big Tech executives on Thursday.
Turning to Brin during the meeting, Trump said, “Sergey, you were saying a lot at the Oval Office. I figured you’re somebody that likes to speak with his really wonderful MAGA girlfriend.”
As Brin’s girlfriend raised her hands in celebration, Trump asked, “So, would you like to say a few words?”
“Well babe, do you want to say something?” Brin added.
Brin’s star-struck girlfriend then told Trump, “Truly every time I’m here or in your presence, I’m so grateful, so thank you. It’s like, I can’t believe it every time, like the inauguration here. I think you’re doing amazing work.”
“Thank you very much,” Trump replied.
Brin then interrupted his girlfriend to thank Trump for “applying pressure to” Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, remarking, “I think that’s phenomenal for an American president, actually, to be applying pressure there in Venezuela and then hopefully in Cuba and so forth. So there’s a lot of civil rights work that you’re leading we didn’t get a chance to mention.”
The Google co-founder also praised Trump for his administration’s policies on artificial intelligence.
“The fact that your administration is supporting our companies instead of fighting with them is hugely important,” said Brin. “Obviously, it’s a global race, and I think we’re at the cusp where these AI models are about to become profoundly useful. Kind of beyond the ‘okay, wow, it’s cool, can do that,’ but actually day-to-day, incredible utility, incredible productivity. So very grateful for your administration’s support.”
Just last year, Trump threatened to “shut down” Google, claiming it had been “very bad” and “irresponsible.”
“Google has been very bad. They’ve been very irresponsible. And I have a feeling that Google’s going to be close to shut down, because I don’t think Congress is going to take it,” said Trump. “I really don’t think so. Google has to be careful.”
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