The US president jokingly called the Strait of Hormuz the Strait of "Trump"

On March 27, US President Donald Trump said that in order to achieve success in negotiations, Iran must open the Strait of Hormuz, but called it the Strait of "Trump."

"We are currently negotiating, and it would be good to achieve a result, but for this they must open the Trump Strait, I meant the Strait of Hormuz. Forgive me, I'm so sorry, what a terrible mistake," the American leader said, speaking at the Future Investment Initiative event in Miami.

Trump suggested that the media would write that what he said was an accident. After that, the head of the White House denied this guess in advance by saying that he "almost never has accidents."

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The Guardian newspaper reported on January 13 that US congressional senators had submitted a bill "To stop renaming buildings for the sake of vanity and selfishness" (SERVE Act). The law will prohibit current presidents from naming buildings and federal facilities in their honor. According to the authors of the initiative, by such actions, Trump is leading the country towards an authoritarian system and creating the myth of a "Great Leader."

On March 26, the US Treasury announced that for the first time in history, the signature of the current president will appear on American dollar bills. US Treasurer Brandon Beach noted that Trump's autograph on dollars was "well deserved."

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