According to reports and video footage, Donald Trump wanted his own special transportation to this weekend's G7 Summit photo op. The Sunday Times reports that fellow world leaders "walked the 700 yards from ... a Greek amphitheatre, to a piazza in the hilltop town, but Mr. Trump stayed behind until he could take a seat in the electric vehicle." Obviously, the internet is loving this news.
The Hill claim that "Trump was late for the photo, but joined the other world leaders during the walk down from the piazza." As always, the President's travel arrangements are unique.
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