Ivanka Trump Responds to German Paper Calling Her
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First daughter Ivanka Trump responded to a German newspaper that called her her father's "First Whisperer" while she was in Berlin to speak at a conference.
Trump is a formal but unpaid White House adviser to President Trump.
The Berliner Zeitung, or Berlin Times, ran a front page story called "First Flüsterin" while Trump was meeting with Chancellor Angela Merkel and IMF boss Christine LaGarde.
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An NBC News reporter asked her what she thought of being considered an "accomplice" to her father's administration.
Ms. Trump said she didn't like the "intonation" of such a label, and added that it isn't productive for the press to talk about her in that way.
She said her father takes ideas and advice from all sides before making decisions and enjoys hearing "convergent viewpoints" despite what the press says.
Also, watch below as Ms. Trump is jeered for complimenting her father's advocacy for women.