Report: Trump left Turkey using a decoy plane and catering truck
According to The Washington Post, Donald Trump did not leave this month's NATO summit in Turkey the way he has publicly described.
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According to The Washington Post, Donald Trump did not leave this month's NATO summit in Turkey the way he has publicly described.
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