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In a recent episode of Late Night, host Seth Meyers addressed a series of social media posts made by US President Donald Trump. The comments, which were widely shared on various platforms, included remarks on the ongoing World Cup tournament. Trump's statement that players do not work hard enough has sparked controversy among fans and critics alike.

Meyers also drew attention to a specific post in which the president expressed gratitude to Andrew Giuliani, the son of former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, for his role in helping to organize the World Cup in the US. The late-night host questioned the president's motives behind sharing this particular post, suggesting that it may be an attempt to promote Giuliani's son and potentially advance his own interests. The move has been seen as unusual, given the lack of involvement from Andrew Giuliani in the actual organization of the tournament.

The exchange highlights the ongoing scrutiny of the president's social media activity and its potential implications for his administration and the country at large. As the World Cup continues to captivate global audiences, Trump's comments are likely to remain a topic of discussion and debate, with many questioning the president's involvement in international events and his use of social media to promote personal and political interests.