Trump says he didn’t want London Mayor Sadiq Khan at state banquet
US President Donald Trump said that the Mayor of London Sir Sadiq Khan, who was hosted by the King in Windsor Castle, said he did not “want”.
Trump, who spoke to journalists who returned to the United States, described Sir Sadiq as “among the worst mayors in the world”, but I wanted it not to be there. “
The BBC realizes that Sir Sadiq did not want or expected an invitation to the state feast, and a source close to the mayor said Trump’s politics is “fear and division”.
This last word war contributes to the turbulent blood cause of the couple, whom Trump calls Trump’s mayor as a “stone cold loser” in 2019, and that Sir Sadiq accused him of confusing extreme right politics.
Trump reiterated the mayor’s past attacks on the London administration and said to him “disaster” about immigration.
“I think the Mayor of London Khan is among the worst mayors of the world and there are some bad ones,” he said.
“I think he did a terrible job. The crime in London is going through the roof.”
“I wanted him not to be there. He wanted to be there, I didn’t want him as far as I understand.”
In contrast, a source close to Sir Sadiq rejected Trump’s work of the mayor’s work.
“Trump’s politics is fear and division.
“London is a global success story – open, dynamic and safer from the Great US cities. Perhaps it is one of the reasons why Americans chose to build London’s homes.”
The long -standing order of the couple dates back to 2015, when the working politician condemned the proposal that Trump should be banned from traveling to the United States. A year later, the Mayor of Trump challenges the IQ test.
The US leader also attacked the mayor’s addressing the London Bridge Terror Attack in 2017.
During the US leader’s first state visit in 2019, Sir Sadiq allowed a giant inflated “Trump Baby” mixture to coincide with his trip.
In July, Trump slapped the mayor at a press conference with Sir Keir Starmer in Scotland and called Sir Sadiq as a “bad person” and the Prime Minister said, “Actually a friend of mine.”
The second state visit of the US President to England – unpredictable unseen – was largely marked with a PUM and a ceremony to point out the warm relations between the two allies to a large extent.
However, thousands of people gathered in Parliament Square and united with protests.
Four men were arrested after Trump and Sex Criminal Jeffrey Epstein images were reflected in the Windsor Castle in front of the state feast.
