Ivanka Trump, the president's daughter and unpaid adviser, is in Germany for the G20 Women's Summit, where she's been talking about Donald Trump's presidency and attitude toward women. But when she tried to say he's a "tremendous champion" of families and paid-leave policies, the audience at the "Inspiring Women: Scaling Up Women's Entrepreneurship" panel reportedly booed and hissed.

Here's video of the incident (you may need to turn your volume all the way up to hear it), in which Ivanka says her father has been a champion of women long before he became president. (Around 13:55).

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But the moderator, journalist Miriam Meckel, acknowledged the majority-female audience's reaction. "You hear the reaction from the audience, so I need to address one more point. Some attitudes your father has displayed toward women in former times might leave one questioning whether he's such an empowerer of women." She's presumably speaking of Trump's infamous comments about grabbing a woman by the pussy , or the numerous sexual assault allegations against him.

When asked how she accounts for her father's behavior, Ivanka said she "heard the criticism from the media and that has been perpetuated," but said that's not the Donald Trump she knows, and to just ask the "thousands" of women who have worked for him. Which is to be expected. There's no universe in which she got up there and said "yes, my father is a known creep toward women, sorry about that."

She also said, "I grew up in a house where there was no barriers to what I could accomplish beyond my own perseverance and tenacity." As a reminder, after their divorce, Ivanka's mother Ivana Trump had full custody of their children.

Donald Trump is incredibly unpopular in Germany, with just six percent of Germans saying they have confidence in Trump when it comes to international affairs. As a reminder, Trump's proposed parental leave plan would provide six weeks leave at partial pay for married birth mothers only, leaving out fathers, adoptive parents, and single or unmarried mothers.

Jaya Saxena I'm a writer and author from New York City who covers everything from sex to culture to witchcraft.

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