‘No interest at the kids table': Donald Trump avoids Albanese at G7 Summit
Sky News host Paul Murray claims US President Donald Trump avoided the 'kids table' at the G7 Summit by leaving before meeting Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
'Will he or won't he, of course no one knows apart from the president,' Mr Murray said.
'Despite the apparent urgency of the president having to get back from the G7, the reality was that it probably was not that urgent, he was just done with Macron and the rest of them.'
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