Did Melania & Donald Trump Have a Fight on Marine One?

"Melania Trump's regular disappearances from public view have lowered the bar for First Lady duties to the point that people were surprised to see her accompany President Trump to the United Nations General Assembly this week. Both the president and Fox News anchors heaped praise on Melania for merely managing to walk up a stalled escalator. But now video has emerged that suggests all may not be well between the First Couple."

"The footage was shot through the windows of Marine One on Tuesday night after the Trumps landed at the White House. It shows the president wagging his finger in his wife's general direction, and Melania frowning and shaking her head. But after stepping out of the helicopter, the Trumps smiled and held hands as they walked back to the White House in front of the press."

"While it might seem that there's no way we could possibly know what the Trumps were discussing, the British tabloids may have cracked the case by consulting a crack team of lip readers and body-language experts. The Mirror reported: Speaking to the Daily Mail, [Lip-reading specialist Jeremy Freeman] suggests Melania said: "You just continued ..." to which Trump responded: "It was unbelievable." Melania then retorted: "Just say it and leave it ..." Seemingly taken aback, Trump replied: "How can you do that ...""

Melania Trump's limited public appearances made her accompanying President Trump to the United Nations notable, and commentators praised her for climbing a stalled escalator. Video captured through Marine One windows after a White House landing showed the president wagging his finger toward Melania while she frowned and shook her head; moments later the couple exited the helicopter smiling and holding hands before the press. Several outlets described the exchange euphemistically, while British tabloids consulted lip readers and body-language experts who suggested snippets of a heated exchange, including phrases such as "You just continued..." and "Just say it and leave it...".

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