Trump spent his two days in London lashing out at allies and creating new rifts, but host Boris Johnson avoided the worst of the flak by limiting his interaction with the president.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will be breathing a sigh of relief this week despite a fractious visit from President Donald Trump and his fellow NATO leaders.
But while he stuck to script on British politics, Trump's bellicose instincts were on full display elsewhere as he piled into new spats with American allies, even while NATO General SecretaryBut for Johnson and his Conservatives at least, things could have been a whole lot worse.
Trump has already promised that the U.K. would be at the front of the queue for a wide-ranging free trade deal, but many Britons fear this would force them to accept more deregulation, lower food hygiene standards and looser environmental controls. Both Johnson and Trump have dismissed Corbyn's assertions. On Tuesday, Trump said he wants"nothing to do" with the NHS, and suggested the U.S. would still not be interested even if it was handed to him on a"silver platter."
There was no open bilateral meeting and both gave relatively brief responses to questions on their relationship—a far cry from the effusive praise Trump has lavished on hisWitney said Trump is"certainly" considered toxic abroad, both by fellow leaders and their constitutions."It's no wonder the idea was to minimize contact," he said of Johnson's approach.
"Everything that he does—whether it's international, domestic" is governed by how news will play domestically, Witney argued of Trump."The only thing that matters to Trump at the moment is getting reelected and avoiding impeachment."Still, Trump did not mince words during his visit, even if he held off wading into the British political mire.
At one point, Trudeau told fellow leaders he saw Trump's aides'"jaws drop to the floor" while the president was speaking.
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