Arnold Schwarzenegger and Emmanuel Macron trolled Trump on his climate decisions.

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Schwarzenegger and Macron team up to troll Trump on climate deal withdrawal

Both men have a history of trolling Trump.

 

Andrew Wyrich

Internet Culture

Posted on Jun 23, 2017   Updated on May 23, 2021, 2:01 am CDT

Arnold Schwarzenegger, who has a long history of trolling President Donald Trump online, teamed up to with another person who has had some fun at Trump’s expense—French President Emmanuel Macron—to rip Trump for his climate decisions in a video on Friday.

The former governor of California and actor posted a video of the two men on Twitter Friday afternoon, saying that they were talking about “environmental issues.”

“I’m here with President Macron, we’re talking about environmental issues and a green future,” Schwarzenegger says in the video, before Macron comes in for the zinger at the end.

“And now we will deliver together to make the planet great again,” Macron says, echoing his mocking of Trump following the United States’ controversial withdrawal from the Paris Climate Accord last month.

Both Schwarzenegger and Macron have a bit of a history of trolling Trump.

Schwarzenegger drew Trump’s ire earlier this year as the former governor took over for Trump on “The Apprentice,” the show that gave Trump national visibility.

Trump didn’t seem to like the ratings his former show was gaining, so he lashed out at Schwarzenegger on Twitter. Their feud has been going on ever since.

It shouldn’t come as a shock that Schwarzenegger that zinged Trump on climate on Friday —he’s done it before.

Shortly after Trump announced that the U.S. was withdrawing from the Paris accord, Schwarzenegger released a video denouncing the decision.

“One man cannot destroy our progress,” Schwarzenegger said in the nearly 3-minute long video for Attn. “One man can’t stop our clean energy revolution. And one man can’t go back in time.”

Meanwhile, Macron came out swinging following Trump’s decision by asking American entrepreneurs to come to France to work on combating climate change and spinning Trump’s “Make America Great Again” slogan against him by launching the “Make Our Planet Great Again” slogan and watching it go viral.

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*First Published: Jun 23, 2017, 2:59 pm CDT