Trump Threatens to Expel Australian Ambassador if Re-elected

The former U.S. President criticizes Ambassador Kevin Rudd, calling him 'nasty' and questioning his job security upon Trump's potential return to office.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump hints at expelling Australian Ambassador Kevin Rudd, labelling him as 'nasty' and 'not the brightest bulb'.
Trump's comments draw criticism from Rudd and support from Australian officials, emphasizing Rudd's effectiveness and contribution to US-Australia relations.
Australia defends Rudd, highlighting his role in the AUKUS submarine partnership and his engagement with US Congress members.
Trump's statements raise concerns about the stability of US-Australia diplomatic relations and Rudd's future as ambassador.
Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese back Rudd, dismissing the possibility of his removal based on Trump's remarks.