Comedian claims Jebak Trump, questionable US Security Protocol

Jakarta, CNN Indonesia – The US presidential security protocol was questioned after a comedian said he was able to contact Donald Trump while he was at Air Force One.

Comedian John Melendez, a comedian who used to make phone traps ( joke ) said he contacted Donald Trump in a presidential plane on Wednesday night (27 / 6).

Citing AFP at the time he was pretending to be New Jersey Senator Robert (Bob) Menendez.

Melendez was presenting a recording of his conversation on his podcast channel, The Stuttering John Podcast. In the recording, the sounds looked like Trump.

"You are going through a very difficult and difficult time, I think it's an unfair situation for you," said a voice suspected to be similar to Trump for "the invention of the senator Menendez. "

The alleged Trump sentence was handed over to "Senator Menendez" after an investigation into alleged corruption before the charges were finally dropped.

The alleged voice of Senator Trump and Menendez continued their conversation leading to many things. Some of them are immigration issues until the will to replace Judge Anthony Kennedy who will soon retire from the US Supreme Court.

"I'm surprised, I mean, we're doing this as a joke, I'm a comedian," said Melendez, quoted by CNN.

"We can not believe that it took us an hour and a half to talk to Jared Kushner and Donald Trump on the phone at Air Force One."

Melendez admitted that he had contacted the White House and was honest about his identity. But the White House says Trump is busy and disconnects the phone.

They also contacted the White House again, but this time as Shawn Moore, Menendez's fake badistant.

"I changed my voice with a British accent, I was the worst person in history with a British accent and I said," Yes, here is Shawn Moore, Senator Menendez's badistant and we want to talk to the president. "They said they would call me back and they went on the phone."

Melendez speaks with Trump.

"I never told Trump that if I was Senator Menendez, I just spoke with my Long Island accent," he said.

The White House responded to that.

"The president wants to be easily accessible by council members and wants to have the opportunity to connect with them," said a White House official.

"The disadvantage is that sometimes the (telephone) line is too open, and errors like this can happen." (chs)