'Apparently you despise her': White House responds after French politician demands the U.S. return the Statue of Liberty

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : He said the U.S. -- which received the statue as a gift from France over 140 years ago -- is now unworthy of the monument because Americans "have chosen to switch to the side of the tyrants," in reference to the administration of Donald Trump.
49% : Leavitt concluded by declaring that France "should be grateful" to the U.S. For what it's worth, Glucksmann's comments do not align with the stance of French president Emmanuel Macron, who is treading the fine line of collaborating with Trump while also pushing back against his aggressive tariff policies.
47% : Despite his hopes otherwise, it's highly unlikely that Glucksmann's quest to return the Statue of Liberty to France would ever become a reality, since it is legally the property of the U.S. under UNESCO, the cultural arm of the United Nations.
39% : Those policies came to a head last week, when Trump threatened to impose a 200% tariff on French alcohol imports, in response to the European Union's plans for a 25% tariff on American whiskey.

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