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Returning to World News for a moment… French President Emmanuel Macron likes to tell us that he can get US President Donald Trump on the phone at any time. It proved this in New York for the UN General Assembly.

While trying to cross a New York Street, police officers blocked Monday night (US time) – the French President told the President that the road was closed to allow a VIP engineer to pass – Macron hunted his phone and turned his counterpart.

“How are you?” Macron said. “Know what? I’m waiting on the street because everything is frozen for you!”

The French media, which filmed the stage, said Trump is actually at the other end of the line that a French official approved to Associated Press.

Macron told officers that France was trying to get on the way to the diplomatic mission in New York.

“I have 10 people with me, Mac Macron said, trying to negotiate a passage in front of the street.

“I’m sorry, president, really sorry, everything is frozen right now,” he said to Macron, one of the police officers.

But since Trump’s ear, Macron had the opportunity to continue chatting. “I would love this weekend [to] Have a brief discussion about the situation in Qatar and Gaza. ”

AP