“Reminder that if he’s scared of you, Trump will wink at you,” another post read.

Following the 139-minute press conference, Glenn took to X to address the controversy.

“I have extreme empathy for the people of Ukraine and all of those involved in this destructive war,” he wrote. “The lives that have been lost are precious and that’s something a country can never get back. The war needs to end.”

However, he also doubled down on his comments about Zelenskyy’s appearance, claiming that the Ukrainian leader’s outfit was a sign of “inner disrespect” not just for the United States but for the American people who have supported Ukraine’s fight.

“Moments after my exchange with President Zelenskyy, we began to hear a slightly different tone/mood from him when engaging with President Trump and VP JD Vance, as his attire in fact did begin to reflect his overall attitude towards the negotiations,” Glenn added.

“So yes, you can judge a book by its cover.”

Despite his critique, Glenn concluded by saying he prays for an end to the war and peace in the region.

According to Sky News, Trump’s team had advised Zelenskyy to dress more formally for the meeting, but he instead chose to wear all black.