Trump's special guest asleep during the president's speech to Congress and viralizes

WASHINGTON – After being bullied for the same family name as Donald Trump, special guest of the President of the United States to deliver the State of the Union address, Joshua , 11, came back into the limelight. This time, they viraliser photos in which the boy slept during the speech of the head of the White House.

Alongside Grace Eline, a cancer survivor, Joshua Trump met with the first lady, Melania Trump, to attend the convention president's traditional speech, which began around 9 pm (Washington time). The boy conquered the hearts of netizens when he was surprised by photographers with eyes closed, mouth slightly open and face on the chair.

"Joshua Trump really represents the United States," joked Josh Jordan, a surfer.

According to Joshua's mother, the boy allegedly started to be bullied by school colleagues because he had the same last name as the president.

"They curse him, they call him an idiot, a fool," his mother Megan Trump told the WPVI network in December. "He said that he hated himself, hated his last name and felt sad all the time.

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On social networks, netizens – especially detractors of the Republican president – were amused with the clicks of the child. Some said that Joshua "the only Trump" had argued and stressed that they would do the same if they attended the speech.

"Could it be about the best person with the Trump family name? Very possible," writes Molly Jong-Fast on Twitter.

There was someone who clbadified the boy as "the most intelligent of Trump" and still foresaw a future president for the boy.

"Welcome to the Resistance, Joshua Trump," said another user of the social network.

In a statement issued by the White House, confirming the presence of the illustrious guest, the little American thanked the invitation addressed to the head of the White House and to Melania, who has a project against cyberbullying, called "Be Best".

The President, the First Lady and the 535 members of Congress are allowed to welcome guests for the State of the Union address, during which Trump presented Tuesday the results and objectives of the his administration. In addition to Joshua, the White House also invited Judah Samet, a survivor of the Pittsburgh synagogue shootout, who killed 11 people in October 2018; Ashley Evans, who dedicates her life to the fight against opioids; and the parents of Gerald and Sharon David, a couple killed by a clandestine immigrant.