Chelsea Clinton defended Barron Trump’s “unimpeachable right to privacy” throughout an look on ABC’s “The View” on Friday.

There had been a disgusting debate amongst some within the media, sparked by former NBC senior government Mike Sington, about whether or not or not President Donald Trump’s youngest son was now “fair game” after he turned 18 this week.

Sington wrote in a since deleted put up on X, “Barron Trump turns 18 today. He’s fair game now.”

The present’s co-host Ana Navarro started, “Yesterday, Barron Trump turned 18. There was a debate on social media, I saw it on TV, where some people are saying, ‘OK, he’s now an adult, he’s now 18, he’s now fair game. He’s no longer a child.’ He’s largely stayed out of the spotlight. He is not involved, so different from his siblings.”

“How do you feel about it?” Navarro requested Clinton.

Clinton didn’t hesitate to say that the media ought to “leave him alone.”

“I think he’s a private citizen,” she mentioned. “I feel so strongly that if you are a private citizen, you have an unimpeachable right to privacy, and I think the media should leave him alone.”

When requested if the identical rule utilized to Trump’s older youngsters, Clinton mentioned that that they had labored on their father’s marketing campaign as surrogates so it’s a “totally different conversation.”

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