MP Dem calls a joke on Trump "cooling"

A Democrat MP said Friday that the comedian reported a joke call with President Donald Trump Donald TrumpMike Huckabee: If Trump named Moses at Supreme Court Dems would still be unhappy Trump administrator likely to detain migrant families for months During immigration proceedings: report the ICE leader to protesters: We are not the ones who separate PLUS families has "scary implications."

Rep. Gerry Connolly Gerald (Gerry) Edward Legislator ConnollyDem calls phone call joke on Trump's cooling & # 39; FBI agent grilled on texts in a lengthy in-camera hearing Hillicon Valley: Judges abide by travel ban Trump | Tech's answer | NSA Accused Leaked Between Guilty Plea | Dems press for more information on the violation of OPM | Senators urge Trump to maintain ZTE ban | A new hacking threat for the MORE satellites (D-Va.) Told CNN that "it's a very scary thing to consider" the types of "disturbances" that D & # 39; others wishing to do the same thing could cause. Force One with President Obama … and their security systems are supposed to be pretty tight, "he continued. "There is a whole protocol for making phone calls and receiving phone calls."

"I'm shocked that this may have happened, and this really raises questions about the type of security filter we have on Air Force One,"

Comedian John Melendez claimed to have cheated on Trump during 39; a recent phone call making him believe that he was the senator of New Jersey Robert Menendez Robert (Bob) MenendezDem legislator The comedian claims that he cheated on Trump by usurping the ### Senator Schumer's identity: Obama "very willing" to help Senate Dems midway over (D).

In audio downloaded on "The Stuttering John" Podcast ", a man who looks like Trump can be heard saying "Hi Bob" before proceeding to congratulate the comedian claiming to be Menendez.

"You have gone through a difficult and difficult situation, and I do not think it's a very fair situation, but congratulations," said the man at Melendez in what appears to be a reference to accusations of corruption against the New Jersey Senator who were dropped earlier this year

his immigration concerns for his "voters" at the call and referenced the Trump Executive Order signed last week allowing families detained after illegally crossing the US border to stay together

"But I have to ask, what can I tell you?" Melendez asked.

The man who looks like Trump responded to the comedian, seeming to believe that he was the senator, saying that he thinks that legislators can work towards an agreement on immigration.

think we could make a real bill on the # 39; immigration. We must have security at the border. A White House representative told CNN that the call had been inadvertently accepted.

"The president wants to be accessible to members and likes to engage them and wants them to have the opportunity to connect," said the White House official, "the disadvantages are sometimes that the channels are too open and such errors occur. "