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Donald Trump assures that his hair is real... during an update on the epidemic! (VIDEO)

 Donald Trump assures that his hair is real... during an update on the epidemic! (VIDEO)

Donald Trump assures that his hair is real... during an update on the epidemic! (VIDEO)

During a daily press briefing on the health situation in his country on Monday March 30, the American president found nothing better than to talk about… his hair!


Donald Trump is often mocked by cartoonists for his unlikely hairstyle. But the American president also has fun with it regularly, always quick to want to distract his audience… including in the least appropriate moments. While he was in the middle of a daily press briefing on Monday on the epidemic which is shaking his country, in the gardens of the White House, Donald Trump interrupted himself and launched: “My hair is flying away. is mine. (...) If it is not yours and you are president, you have a problem!


A sudden gust of wind lifted her wick

Trump, who had previously boasted of strong conference audiences, was in the process of presenting test kits. He was showing the new five-minute test approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) when gusts of wind began to lift his hair.


Her hairstyle, her obsession

This formula on his hair is not new in the mouth of the American president. It even becomes a gimmick. Already in 2015, when he was a candidate for the Republican primaries, we saw Trump ironic about his hairstyle, saying that it was not a hairpiece. "It's my hair, I swear," he explained from a podium in Greenville, South Carolina. He had even called a woman to verify that her hair was real by showing her the top of her head.


The United States soon in the eye of the storm

Affected by the pandemic, the United States is currently experiencing a major health crisis. The country has the highest number of confirmed cases (163,000). Since Monday March 30, the number of deaths has exceeded the 3,000 mark. Donald Trump reminded Americans of the need to remain confined for the next thirty days. He said companies were working to develop and manufacture new tests and ventilators.

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