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Ain’t nobody been snubbed so hard in the history of snubs.

Donald Trump went in for a handshake with Agata Kornhauser-Duda, Poland’s first lady, when she outright stonewalled him — and the gif is glorious.

It shows Kornhauser standing next to her husband who shaking hands with Trump during his visit to Warsaw.

It looks like she’s next in line to make mitt contact with the president, but as soon as he extends his arm, she’s all like, ‘nope, lol’.


She knows (Picture: Getty)

Instead, she walks right over to Melania and greets her, totally ignoring Trump’s micro digits.

It’s a snub of the most brazen variety. Trump knows, and he will never forget.



Enjoy this edited version showing his obvious frustration:

It wasn’t the only awkward moment for Trump today. The president left Twitter cringing hard over his Hitler and Stalin comments made while giving a speech in Poland.

Days without national embarrassment: 0 (Picture: PA)

He was talking about how the people of Poland dealt invasions from the west and the east when he blurted out another classic line for the Trump archives.

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He said: ‘In 1939 you were invaded yet again by Nazi Germany from the west, and the Soviet Union in the east. That’s trouble. That’s tough.’

Of course, Trump didn’t mean to downplay such a devastating part of history, it just kinda happened.

Trump on Hitler and Stalin invading Poland: “That’s trouble. That’s tough.” pic.twitter.com/prE4uOhVnV — Bradd Jaffy (@BraddJaffy) July 6, 2017

Twitter just couldn’t bear the cringe reaching warp-speed levels.

It turned the number of days without a national embarrassment back to zero.

There were feelings of shame.

So. Much. Shame.

Trump wrapped up his major speech by declaring that ‘the West will never be broken’ and vowed to win the battle against extremism.

Trump, speaking in Warsaw, said ‘our people will thrive and our civilization will triumph’.

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He used the speech to make the case for the United States and its allies to embrace that spirit of nationalistic pride that helped sustain the Polish people.

He repeatedly drew contrasts with the beliefs of extremists and made the case for the necessity of his travel ban, which restricts immigration from some terror-impacted countries.