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The president of the United States, Donald Trump promised a child on Wednesday that he would make sure that a “Bad” Santa Claus does not infiltrate the country, during the traditional Christmas Eve call in which children can track Santa Claus’s route.
The president and the first lady, Melania Trumpparticipated from their private mansion in Mar-a-Lago, Florida, in the call center que organized each year by the North American Aerospace Defense Command (Norad), where children can ask questions about Santa.
“We monitor Santa all over the world because we want to make sure he’s good. Santa is a good person. We want to make sure he’s not an insider.that a bad Santa doesn’t infiltrate our country,” Trump explained to the first child, who called from Oklahoma.
President Trump answers questions from children and parents during NORAD’s Santa Tracker calls.
QUESTION: “How come Santa has a tracker on him?”
TRUMP: “Well we track Santa all over the world. We want to make sure Santa is being good. Santa is a very good person. We want to… pic.twitter.com/EegmQWEq0V
— Fox News (@FoxNews) December 24, 2025
The Republican president, who has applied an immigration policy tough, he added that he loves Oklahoma because he won the elections there and asked him to “never” leave that state.
Trump asked another girl what gift she wants for Christmas and she responded that she doesn’t want coal, to which the president, a defender of fossil fuelsjoked that charcoal is “clean and beautiful.”
🚨TRUMP: What would you like Santa to bring?”
KID: “Not coal!”
TRUMP: “Coal is clean and beautiful”
Trump should be barred from speaking to children. pic.twitter.com/YU0Q8cGFaJ
— CALL TO ACTIVISM (@CalltoActivism) December 24, 2025
To another child from Pennsylvania, a state where Trump also defeated the Democratic candidate, Kamala Harris, the president said, laughing,: “I hope your mother voted correctly.”
He told another minor that surely has a “high IQ” and assured that the country needs more people like this.
The president and first lady sat in gold armchairs on either side of a Christmas tree and answered calls on landlines.
During the afternoon, Norad informed Trump of Santa Claus’s journey, which passed through the Czech Republic, Sweden and Denmark, information that the president transmitted to the children.
This tradiation was born 70 years ago, in 1955, when the Sears department store published an ad in a Colorado newspaper inviting children to call Santa Claus, but by mistake the ad included the telephone number of Colonel Harry Shoup, of the Continental Air Defense Command (Conad), predecessor of the Norad.
That Christmas, Shoup received hundreds of calls from children and decided that it was necessary to create a volunteer center to help the little ones learn more about Santa Claus’s journey.