This morning, the Supreme Court knocked down President Donald Trump’s arbitrary international tarrifs. He responded by holding a press conference in which he openly fantasized about a “very powerful, strong man” wanting to kiss him.

During his press event, Trump claimed that, while giving a speech at a factory that makes steel products, “a very powerful man” who owned the business and worked in the industry for 45 years said, “President, I’d love to kiss you.”

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“I don’t want to be kissed by that man,” Trump continued, to small giggles among the press reporters. “But a very powerful, strong man … he said, ‘Sir, I want to kiss you so badly.’ And I said, ‘No thank you.'”

Trump then claimed that this man said he wanted to kiss him because, before Trump placed tariffs on foreign imported steel, the man’s factory was working only “one hour a week.” After Trump’s tariff’s, the man’s factory began operating 16 hours a day, seven days a week. The man allegedly bragged that the factory was considering running 24 hours a day week-long.

“He said, ‘Sir, I want to kiss you so badly,'” Trump added, leaning into the microphone. “And I said, ‘No thank you.'”

It’s unclear if this ever actually happened or if Trump just made it up.