Asked whether she agreed with Trump's assessment that white nationalism was not on the rise, Jacinta Ardern replied: 'No.'
Hours after an attack on two mosques in Christchurch that killed 49 people, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinta Ardern said she told President Donald Trump during a phone conversation that the best way to support the country would be to show “sympathy and love for all Muslim communities.”
“I don’t really,” he said. “I think it’s a small group of people that have very, very serious problem.” When asked whether she agreed with Trump’s perspective, Ardern replied: “No.” Speaking later in the day in the Oval Office, Trump again recounted his conversation with Ardern, but did not reference her message about the Muslim community.
"I told the prime minister that the United States is with them all the way, 100 percent—whatever they need. We will be there. New Zealand has been a great friend and partner for many years. Our relationship has never been better and what they’re going through is absolutely terrible. Our hearts are with them and whatever we can do."
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