The president said any deal between the countries would be 'bigger and more lucrative' than one the U.K. could strike with the European Union.
President Donald Trump has congratulated Boris Johnson on his victory in the U.K. general election yesterday, saying his win presented the opportunity for a"massive" trade deal.
He also described the U.K. prime minister's win as"great" in his tweet, posted in the early hours of Friday. US President Donald Trump and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson onstage during the annual NATO heads of government summit on December 4, 2019 in Watford, England.At the time of writing, Johnson's Conservative party has won 364 seats in the House of Commons from a total of 650, with results in only one seat yet to be declared.
This gives Johnson a working majority of at least 39 MPs and greater power to push through legislation on Brexit, trade and other policies.
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