Why doesn't Zelensky wear a suit? Ukrainian President claps back at reporter's question on his outfit
Volodymyr Zelensky explains why he is not wearing a suit at the Oval Office meeting with Donald Trump.
By this point, everyone knew President Donald Trump nuked Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for being “disrespectful” on Friday during a heated Oval Office meeting.
Hilariously, during the meeting, a reporter cut short Trump asked Zelensky why he doesn't wear a suit. “Why don't you wear a suit? Do you own a suit? A lot of Americans have a problem with you not respecting the dignity of the office,” Brian Glenn, Chief White House Correspondent at Real America’s Voice, donning a blue suit, asked.
“I will wear a costume after this war will finish. Maybe something like yours, maybe something better, I don't know. We will see. Maybe something cheaper,” Zelensky replied.
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MAGA reporter says Zelensky has ‘lack of respect’ for America
Following the Oval Office meeting, Glenn took to X to express his dissatisfaction, “His wardrobe is a direct reflection of the lack of respect Zelensky has for our country. Period.”
“Critics can make fun of me all they want. I don't care.”
Interestingly, the Real America’s Voice host is dating MAGA congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, who also torched the Ukrainian President in a recent post.
“I’m so proud of @brianglenntv for pointing out that Zelensky has so much disrespect for America that he can’t even wear a suit in the Oval Office when he comes to beg for money from our President!!,” posted along with a video of her bf asking Zelensky the question.
Notably, earlier in the day, Trump told Zelensky, “Oh look, you’re all dressed up,” just as he arrived at the White House.
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Zelensky wore a black sweater – the same color and cut he has donned every time he’s appeared in droopy military fatigues. Traced on the sweater was the Ukrainian trident else known as a tryzub. Ukraine has a three-pronged spear, which is visible on its coat of arms and is a national symbol of Ukraine.
