Pope Francis asks first lady what she feeds Trump
The Washington Post
  • 7 years ago
Pope Francis asked first lady Melania Trump what she feeds President Trump during an official visit to the Vatican on May 24. She responded to the Pope by saying, "potizza," a Slovenian treat.
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