Trump's 'Most Beautiful' Assistant Sparks Outrage with Air Force One Signing Video
Donald Trump faced a wave of ridicule after his so-called "most beautiful" assistant, Margo Martin, posted a video of him signing the new Air Force One. The clip shows Trump making his mark on the aircraft, which was controversially gifted by the Qatari government.
Martin, who serves as Trump's Special Assistant and Communications Advisor, tweeted, "@POTUS signs the mechanical panel of the new Air Force One." The Boeing 747-8, valued at around $400 million, is set to be Trump's primary mode of air travel, flaunting a lavish interior.
Social media erupted with disdain as users reacted to the footage. One user compared Trump's signature to that of a toddler wielding a crayon. Another user slammed Martin, calling her an "Un-American criminal" for supporting Trump's alleged crimes.
Critics didn't hold back. Comments ranged from mocking Trump's autographing skills to questioning his health. One user noted, "It looks like he can’t stand up too well. Are his ankles still swollen?"
Another speculated about Trump's health, suggesting that a stroke was affecting him. "Notice how he’s struggling…. The stroke is taking its toll on him," they wrote. Others chimed in, criticizing his need to have his name on everything.
Trump showcased the aircraft at Joint Base Andrews, emphasizing its uniqueness and luxury. He claimed, "There will never be one like this. This is considered the world's most luxurious plane." He greeted U.S. Air Force airmen before heading to Camp David for the weekend.
.@POTUS signs the mechanical panel of the new Air Force One 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/ERMnXG1WHH
— Margo Martin (@MargoMartin47) June 19, 2026
The president mentioned that a new hangar was constructed to accommodate the larger aircraft. The Air Force announced that commissioning flights would soon begin, serving as a "final exam" before the plane is designated for presidential transport.
The aircraft has received its new red, white, and blue livery and undergone final government modifications. The Air Force confirmed that it is "safe, secure and equipped with the most advanced technologies necessary to meet the requirements of the presidential mission."
Trump debuted the new Air Force One on Friday, June 19.
