Is Print Prime Minister of Australia on the face of Trump wiper Shoes

Is Print Prime Minister of Australia on the face of Trump wiper Shoes

Deliberated on the media and social networking sites video, it said to be the Prime Minister of Australia in front of the headquarters of the Australian Parliament, which holds a "mop Shoes" printed on them face Trump, while later turned out to be an Australian senator, not the Australian Prime Minister.

In detail surprised Australian Senator Nick Kzinowon, the media when he brought a "mop Shoes" in front of the headquarters of the Australian Parliament decreed by the face of the US president, Donald Trump, emblazoned with the word "Australia is not a doormat legs you."

He Kzinowon reporters, carrying a mop shoes "This mop shoes would be a good gift for Corey Bernardi - a former member of the Australian Liberal Party - pro-Trump, in order to remember Trump that Australia is not a doormat to the United States, when you talk about foreign policy."

This came after he cut short the American president, Donald Trump, a telephone conversation with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, which was supposed to last for a longer period, after Turning to resettle signed between the two countries Refugee Convention.

Trump described the agreement with Australia as "stupid"

The newspaper "Washington Post" quoted senior US officials as saying that the call was supposed to last for an hour, but Trump finished abruptly after 25 minutes.

The newspaper "Washington Post" reported that the US and Trump described the call as "the worst" of the calls he had with the leaders of the world on that day.

Later, he published Trump tweet on Twitter which he said he "would consider this agreement stupid."

Under the agreement signed by the former President, Barack Obama's administration, will be resettled 1,250 people from the asylum seekers to Australia, in the United States.

Australia refused to receive these refugees, and put them in detention camps overseas islands of Nauru and Papua New Guinea.

The Australian Prime Minister has sought to obtain assurances from Trump on commitment to an agreement.