Donald Trump is finally opening up on his “friendly” conversation with Barack Obama That got everyone’s attention. Meanwhile, they were seen sitting next to each other laughing and chatting. Jimmy CarterVideos of the heated moment at the funeral on Thursday have since circulated the internet, with the president-elect breaking his silence during an interview with Fox News.

Trump opens up on viral moment with Obama

“It looked very friendly, I must say,” Trump said of his viral moment with Obama on the national day of mourning. The future president admitted he was unaware of “how friendly it looked.” “I saw it on your wonderful network a little while ago, and I said, ‘Boy, they look like two people who like each other.’ And we probably do,” he added.

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Without saying exactly what he and Obama talked about, Trump admitted to having opposing views on the former president. “We have a little different philosophies, right? I don’t know, we just got along,” the future commander-in-chief added, “but I got along with everybody on this. You know, before we move on. We met backstage, and I thought it was a lovely service, but we all got along really well.”

Trump-Obama conversation was not ‘light-hearted,’ says Libreader

According to forensic lip-reader Jeremy Freeman, Trump warned Obama that he had to “find a quiet place” to discuss a “matter of importance,” according to the New York Post. Although it is unclear what the former presidents actually talked about, Freeman’s translation of their conversation indicated discussions about international agreements. (Read more: Trump seeks ‘quiet space’ with Obama, lipreader reveals what they talked about at Carter’s funeral)