Donald Trump reveals how surviving assassin’s bullet has affected him, how he trusts ‘almost nobody’ and what he really thinks of King Charles and Keir Starmer in extraordinary new interview

Donald Trump announced how a assassination attempt affected him a year ago and that he had told the ordeal in a new interview.

In his speech to mark the anniversary of the attempt with the BBC on his life, the US President said he was trying to think as little as possible.

Orum I don’t like to think if he’s changing me, “he said, before adding that the moment can ‘change life’.

Pennsylvania said he accepted an interview with the BBC North American correspondent Gary O’donghue at the campaign rally in Butler, because he felt the story of ‘fair’.

Trump, who detailed how the events were played, said: ‘It was very quickly and I am not sure that I had a conscious idea of telling people to tell people, because I knew that they should think it was a disaster.

“ We had 55,000 people and had this silence, so I assume that they were waiting for the worst. And that’s why I should have told them I was good, so I had to get up as quickly as possible, ” he said.

Emergency intervention teams are a stretcher in waiting, he added. I said, “No thank you.” Actually, I had a great discussion with them, they said they wanted me on a stretcher and I said, “No, I don’t want that.”

The US leader also used a comprehensive telephone conversation interview to make a swimming in Vladimir Putin, and said that he was ‘disappointed’ and did not trust him when he wasn’t finished yet.

When Putin was asked if he trusts, Trump received a long pause before he answered: ‘I almost trust anyone, to be honest with you’

Discussing the peace talks with Russia about Ukraine, ‘I thought I had an agreement four times’ he said.

Therefore, when asked if there was enough Putin, ‘I am not finished with him, but I was disappointed with him.

‘We had an agreement four times, and then you go home and you see that he attacked a nursing home or something else, and you say,’ What hell was this? ‘

When Putin was asked if he trusts, Trump received a long pause before he answered: ‘I almost trust anyone, to be honest with you.’

In Ukraine, Putin put pressure on how to come to ‘stop blood shedding’, ‘We are working’ he insisted.

But then he was more disappointed with the Russian leader: ‘We will make a great speech. I will say: ‘This is good, I think we are close to doing this’ and then he will overthrow a building in Kiev. ‘

Trump announced his feelings about Trump, the Prime Minister and the King before his trip to London to meet with Sir Keir Starmer in July and to make a state visit to England in September.

Sir Keir Starmer presented Trump a letter from King Charles in February and invited him to visit an unprecedented second state visit

During the commemoration ceremonies for the 75th anniversary of D-DAY Landings in 2019, Wales Prince and US President Donald Trump

He began with a criticism of how Brexit was handled, but claimed that the Prime Minister was dealing with him.

‘I think it was on the sloppy side, but I think it is corrected’ he said.

“ Although it is liberal, I really love your prime minister. He made a good trade agreement with us that many countries could not do.

‘I want to spend a good time and respect King Charles because he is a great gentleman.’ He said.

The journalist then questioned Trump whether he saw King Charles’s speech to the Canadian Parliament as a confirmation of Canada’s independence.

The speech came after Trump claiming that the US could buy the northern neighbor again and over again.

“ I have never seen this as anything. They were wrapped with Canada, so what to do, there is no other option, ‘he said.

‘We are now negotiating with Canada, so we’ll see how it will go, I think it will go very well.’

He was also asked about the future of England on the world stage, and he said he thought it was ‘a great place – you know that I have a property there’.

Trump threatened Putin with tariffs during the oval office meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky (left) and the United States Special Ambassador for Ukraine and Russian Joseph Keith Kellogg (right) speaking in Kiev

In addition, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte met with a few hours after meeting with the BBC interview, Trump expressed renewed support for the defense alliance.

When asked whether he was’ old ‘, he said,’ I think NATO is now the opposite because the alliance ‘pays their own bills’ he said.

When asked whether he believes in collective defense, he said, ‘I’m doing it, I think collective defense is good’.

He pressured how he could continue to cope with Putin if he hadn’t trusted him: ‘This is not a question, I was disappointed that it was not done.’

Trump was increasingly impatient with Putin to make the Russian dictator come to the table and refuse to talk about the cease -fire.

If the US leader was not made an agreement to end the war yesterday, he threatened to make 100 percent of tariffs for Russia within 50 days.

We are very, very unhappy [Russia]And if we do not agree within 50 days, the tariffs are about 100 percent, ” he said.

I was disappointed in President Putin. Two months ago I thought we would make an agreement, ” he said.

Trump also announced that he often spoke with the Russian leader, and that the first lady Melania Trump showed that Putin continued to continue Ukraine..

My conversations with him are always very nice. I say, isn’t that a very nice conversation? And then the missiles come out that night, I go home, I tell the First Lady … Today I spoke to Vladimir, we had a great conversation. HE [says]: ‘Oh, really, another city was just shot,’ ‘he said.

He added Putin: ‘I don’t want to say that he was a assassin, but a hard man.’