Emmanuel Macron

Trump's National Security Adviser Robert O'Brien said Germany and other NATO members "not paying their fair share" of defense spending is breaking up the alliance.

Macron warned this week that the NATO alliance was experiencing "brain death" as a result of erratic U.S. foreign policy.

France's leadership has vowed to start cracking down on immigration.

The French president warned that America's withdrawal will not derail the initiative, and said he deplores such a move.

"The fight against Daesh [ISIS] is not over and continues alongside the [Kurdish-led] Syrian Democratic Forces," Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said.

"Protecting whistleblowers is not a hostile act," the National Security Agency whistleblower said.

Renzo Gracie also attacked Macron's wife, Brigitte, by saying, "the fact that he is sleeping with the dragon does not make him a fire expert."

The president may already be tiring of a maximum pressure policy that has resulted in much less than its supporters predicted.

"The US has spent over $100 million on Trump's golf trips," journalist Jordan Uhl tweeted.

The tenor of U.S. trade negotiations with China has fluctuated, with prior positive overtures failing to lead to any compromise.

"They're in their own separate reality," Tammy Bruce alleged.

"The last three days have been an unmitigated disaster for the president," Scaramucci said in an interview about Trump at the G-7 Summit.

The French President told reporters that G-7 leaders agreed to take action to fight fires in Brazil.

"Larry, those words came out of Boris Johnson's mouth," CNN anchor Brianna Kielar pushed back. "How do you argue with that?"

The President told reporters he had second thoughts about imposing tariffs on China; as always, the White House swooped in to interpret the remarks.

French President Emmanuel Macron welcomed Trump to Biarritz on Saturday for a tête-à-tête lunch before the full contingent of international leaders kicked off the working weekend.

Although it was released at a time of "a larger narrative in the U.S. about Ivanka's diplomatic role," it was never our intention to feed into that narrative," an official from the French presidential palace said.

The pair planted the tree on the south lawn of the White House in 2018; it disappeared just days later.

President Donald Trump appeared bored when Macron talked about multilateralism.

President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump will join French President Emmanuel Macron at the Normandy American Cemetery to commemorate the 75th anniversary of D-Day.

Macron's party faces a battle with far-right leader Marine Le Pen in European Parliament elections on Sunday.

"I really believe that it is our duty to turn this catastrophe into a coming together [experience]," the French president said.

"We, as Europeans, want to play an active part" in China's Belt and Road Initiative, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said.

President Emmanuel Macron told his ministers that French antiterror troops would be mobilized to face the yellow vest protesters.

"Whoever did this is not worthy of the French Republic and will be punished," French President Emmanuel Macron said.

"I find it shocking that, in such a short time, he has managed to rip apart a relationship that has taken decades to build," said former German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel.

At the same time, the French government assured its population it would never cede the once-disputed Alsace-Lorraine territory to Germany, nor would locals be forced to speak German.

"The retreat from Syria announced by our American friends cannot make us deviate from our strategic objective—eradicating Daesh," the French president said.

The referendum was "manipulated from the exterior by a lot of what we call fake news," the French president said, arguing that "everything and anything was said."

The president has lobbed attacks at the leaders of some of America's closest allies, as well as those of international rivals.