"I haven't eaten a hamberders in almost 15 minutes, Steve, I'm gonna make that deal," he said. The Clemson football player, an apparent unnamed reference to long-haired quarterback Trevor ...

Burger King, home of the Whopper, has joined a growing list of U.S. companies that have roasted President Donald Trump via social media. After Trump offered up a fast-food feast to Clemson ...

Burger King trolled President Trump Tuesday — joking about the commander in chief’s tweet that he had sprung for “1,000 hamberders” for Clemson’s national champion football team.

Because of the Shutdown I served them massive amounts of Fast Food (I paid), over 1000 hamberders etc.,” tweeted Trump. “Within one hour, it was all gone. Great guys and big eaters!” ...

Donald Trump has praised members of college football champions the Clemson Tigers for eating “over 1,000 hamberders” at his White House fast food banquet, in a misspelled early morning Twitter ...

The fast food chain Burger King took aim at President Trump on Tuesday over his mention of “hamberders” in a recent tweet. “Due to a large order placed yesterday, we’re all out of ...

And while the president claimed to have purchased 1,000 “hamberders,” Trump himself told reporters on Monday that he only had 300. “He has to lie about everything,” Kimmel said.

Trump's "hamberders" tweet was the first news of the day Meyers tackled in his monologue. "Sure, it's easy to make fun of Trump for misspelling a word," he said. "So here goes." ...

Make Fast Food Great Again. Due to the government shutdown he created, our supposed-billionaire president was forced to spend his own big bucks providing dinner for the Clemson Tigers football team… ...

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Mr Trump’s “hamberders” tweet was liked 47,000 times in two hours after he posted it. When did Gen-Zers become such party poopers? – Sophie Clarke ...

Donald Trump was widely ridiculed on social media on Tuesday after misspelling the word “hamburgers” while boasting about an event at the White House.