Trump to boy: Do you believe in Santa Claus?

There are questions that no one should ever ask.

"What does this red button do?"

"What do people say about me?"

"Do you believe in Santa Claus?"

Now we all know that Santa Claus exists. But for some reason, the US president cast doubt on it when he spoke to a child on Christmas Eve.

The scene took place in the White House dining room. the children were sitting under two gigantic Christmas trees.

All the children who had telephoned had made it hoping to join Norad, the government agency that follows Santa's movements around the world at Christmas

Some of these calls were sent to Mr. Trump and his wife, and thanks to pool reporter Kevin Diaz, we know some of the president's statements.

This is how Diaz reported the exchange. :

Trump (of a resounding voice) to a child named Coleman: "Hello, is that Coleman? Merry Christmas .How are you How old are you? Are you doing well at school? Are you still a believer in Santa? " [19659007] A sequence of the incident circulating on the media Mr. Trump then tells the boy: "Because at seven o'clock it's marginal, is not it?"

Coleman's answer is not clear.

And why the question asked by Mr. Trump is not clear

These pictures taken all over the world in recent hours provide overwhelming evidence of its existence:

The rest of the calls were passed without incident, with warm greetings from both to those who called.

"I hope your dreams come true," Melania told a correspondent.