As it has become common, a visit of Donald Trump to another country is marked by controversy and protest. Passing through the UK was no different. The president of the United States became embroiled in controversy after quoting Prime Minister Theresa May as thousands staged a protest against the London agenda. This Friday (13), the American was received by Queen Elizabeth II for tea at Windsor Castle.
In a report in the British newspaper The Sun, which began broadcasting on Thursday night, when Theresa was hosting a gala dinner in honor of Trump, the American president said that Boris Johnson, who was rejected by the Conservative Party in choosing candidate to seek to take Downing Street, would be "a great prime minister" and that the prime minister's plans to maintain ties with the European Union after the Brexit preclude a trade agreement with the United States. He further stated that he had advised her to negotiate with Brussels in one way, and she did the opposite.
