Spain is a wasted cause.

We don't want to do any trade business with Spain anymore, by the way.

I'd like you to cut it up.

Spain is a terrible partner in NATO.

They don't participate, they don't pay.

I don't want anything to do with Spain.

They're hopeless.

Bad people because, you know, they have everybody else going and paying and working.

In particular, Spain.

There are a couple of others, but in particular Spain.

The day when the American president called everyone in Spain, quote, bad people.

Hi again, everyone. It's now five o'clock in the east.

In Donald Trump's world, one day you're calling an entire nation, an American ally, hopeless and full of, quote, bad people.

And the next, you're trying to squeeze into their spotlight as they celebrate the biggest prize in sports winning the World Cup.

At yesterday's final match, just 11 days after Donald Trump said those hideous things about Spain

at NATO that do not represent the views of most Americans, Trump represented America again,

this time to present them the winning Spanish team with the World Cup trophy.

He shook some players' hands and then awkwardly refused to leave their stage.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino had to rush over to him and push him off the stage, literally and physically, to let the Spanish team have their moment.

Minutes earlier, Trump and Infantino had walked out to the field to a sustained chorus of booze,

according to the White House press pool reporters, which described the ambient crowd noise level

at 78 decibels, getting up to 84 with all the booing.

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