02 Oct President Trump Believes That He Could Have ‘Nailed’ Princess Diana

Princess Diana is one of a small group of historically significant people who have been revered in their lifetimes and after their deaths too. Her philanthropic work secured her a place in the history books as one of the kindest influential people to ever live.

Following her tumultuous relationship with Prince Charles, Diana devoted herself to helping others. One her most significant acts involved shaking the hand of an AIDS sufferer without wearing gloves at the height of the AIDS epidemic in 1987.

In 1987, those who suffered from AIDS were one of the most stigmatised groups in society. It was believed that AIDS was highly infections when, in reality, it could only be spread through blood, and Diana’s handshake helped destigmatise those with the disease.

The princess was a style icon who many aspired to emulate, and her decision to shake the AIDS sufferer’s hand was a turning point in many people’s attitudes towards the epidemic. It meant a lot to those who were suffering from the disease that she had treated him like a human being.

Now radio interviews between the President Trump and controversial radio host Howard Stern discussing Princess Diana have surfaced. The first was recorded in 1997 in the wake of Princess Diana’s untimely death and the second was recorded in 2000.

These interviews have made headlines around the world because of a joke made by President Trump. He said that he would make the late Princess Diana take an AIDS test before he ‘nailed’ her, and this has been deemed offensive by a number of people.

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