Trump reached out to console me after my brother’s death, Starmer reveals
Sir Keir Starmer, Donald Trump last year after the death of his brother said he reached to comfort him.
The Prime Minister said that the focus of him and the US president on family values is a “portion için for the couple and that something suggested that he helped him make a trade agreement with the United States.
Although the Prime Minister had “different political pasts ,, he and Trump have managed to establish a“ good personal relationship ..
Speaking with the political thought of BBC Radio 4, Sir Keir announced that he was looking for him after he died on Mr Trump’s younger brother Nick Starmer Boxing Day.
The Prime Minister said, “We talked about my brother and was asking him.” “We really care about the family for both of us, and there is a port.”
Sir Keir said that he served as Prime Minister for the first time with Mr. Trump. He was shot at a rally in July before he was elected as president.
He said. “I think I understand what the president surrounded, what he really cares about. But we also have a good personal relationship.
“When I first talked to him, it was when I was shot in the rally before he became president, and I took the phone to him.
“And it was a phone to ask him how it really was, and I especially wanted to know how he affected his family.”
The Prime Minister also rejected that this week’s humiliating climbing on welfare was overly focused on the foreign affairs.
“This was not a difficult day,” he said, and stressed that the prosperity system does not work for people who are important to me ”.
However, the Prime Minister also insisted that the government would be “so strong”.
Sir Keir was forced to abandon an important board of the controversial benefit cuts on Tuesday to get from Parliament in the face of a mass rebellion of workers’ deputies.
The Welfare Reform bill transferred its second reading to 260, the majority of 75 with 335 votes, while the Prime Minister was still subjected to the biggest rebellion of his premiere and voted to reject the legislation of 49 labor force deputies.
After the last trench announcement that plans to restrict suitability for personal independence payments (PIP), the central pole of the reforms of the government, it was left in a humiliating climb for the Prime Minister.
The rebellion was a sign of increasing discontent among workers who were concerned about the leadership of Sir Keir and the direction of the government.
When asked questions, the Prime Minister added that he will always take responsibility ”and said that he would always“ carry the box ”as a leader.
“When things go well… The leader gets praise, but when things don’t go well, it is really important for the leader to carry the box – and that’s what I always do,” he said.
