Trump lands in Scotland to inaugurate his new golf course as the Epstein saga follows him from Washington

While President Donald Trump was watched by the Epic of Epstein, he touched in Scotland on Friday to start a five -day golf escape during his courses, and he immediately said to get rid of the windmills and squeeze migration to Europe.

Trump’s explosions on the asphalt in Glasgow followed a striking period in which his great victory in Congress and the bombing of Iran were rapidly passed through daily revelations and new legal developments by Jeffrey Epstein case.

‘I’m saying two things to Europe. Stop the windmills. You are destroying your countries, ‘said Trump, after fighting open sea windmills next to the golf field for years. He said that they were ‘killed their birds’ and ‘they ruined your oceans’.

Trump, which was in the midst of the mass deportation campaign, had a message on migration to Europe.

You better bring your movement together. You won’t have Europe anymore, ‘Trump said, policies that foreign participants are very allowed.

‘You should stop this terrible invasion in Europe’ he said. ‘This migration kills Europe,’ Siad.

The reporters deceived the convicted sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein for disturbing his case.

He said, ‘You are doing something very big on something that is not a big thing’.

Ghislaine was asked about Maxwell’s meeting with a high -level Ministry of Justice, Trump replied: ‘I don’t know anything about the conversation’. I didn’t really follow. ‘

He does not exclude the presidential forgiveness. ‘This, there is no time to talk about amnesty,’ he said.

St. Andrews pushed back when asked about the infrastructure problems that Turnberry brought up on the agenda of Turnberry’s ability to address a large tournament.

‘The best course all over the world is Turnberry. All players want to be a Turnberry. Everyone wants to be Turnberry, ‘Trump said.

He said that the course infrastructure was ‘good’ and said that he said, a lot of money, hundreds of thousands of dollars or possibly millions of dollars, and put all the wires under television and Turnberry holes for electricity.

“ So when he arrived there, he did everything. They paid money for that, ‘Trump said.

Trump’s windmill is familiar with many Americans. Aberdeen called the ‘oil capital of Europe’ and brought up the problem.

“You fly and you see these windmills everywhere, ruining your beautiful fields and valleys and killing your birds and stuck in the ocean, ruining your oceans,” he said. ‘Stop your windmills.’

79 -year -old Trump made a golf life and business empire an important part of the business empire – in the second period of more than 60 times visited. He does this for six months to the second period with the planned visits to both Scottish courses.

When he returned to DC, he spoke respectfully about the Turnberry course when the President left the White House – but he was still shot with questions about Ghislaine Maxwell, who came together with the best Dojel officials this week in the new examination of the convicted sex criminal who died in the prison cell.

Wall Street published a new repetition of rejecting a sensational report in Journal and drew a picture of a woman for Epstein as part of a special birthday volume. “Someone could write a letter and use my name, Tr Trump said. He said he had ‘power’ to forgive Maxwell, who served Epstein after helping in a sex smuggling network.

Here, in Scotland, Trump will open a new course in Aberdeenchire on a trip where tightening the hosts that will open the British to Turnberry course.

The new Macleod Course in Menie was selected for his late mother Mary Mother Macleod, who was born in Scotland and emigrated to the USA

Trump is already predicting victory on that front. “I think they’re going to do that,” Turnberry said openly to the course. Turnberry was rated as the number one course in the world. I think they will do that. ‘

However, when he was asked whether he would convince any of his attitude to the journey, he pushed it back. “ No, not about it, ” Trump said.

President Donald Trump headed to Scotland on a trip that will confuse the golf and the White House called ‘a work visit’.

Trump touched Glasgow while preparing to hit the links – and trade talks

The President flew to Scotland, where there are two courses as part of the business empire.

Trump gushed out about the Turnberry course and said that he had to open more questions about his past relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.

Local police also guarantees Trump’s Scottish courses

First Lady Melania Trump stayed at home

Trump gushed out when he broke the ground in 2023 about the new Scottish course in Aberdeenchire.

Jeffrey Epstein Saga follows President Trump to Scotland

A crowd gathered a Prestwick airport to see Trump’s arrival in Glasgow

Trump supporters participated in the event. The president was expected to encounter protests on his journey

Trump also visited Scotland and the presidential campaign in his first period.

Stop your windmills. You are ruining your countries, ‘Trump said. Here, the windmill turbines that create power here are seen at the Eneco Luchterduinen open sea wind farm near Amsterdam, Amsterdam, the Netherlands

‘I think the best facility in the world, Turnberry and one of the biggest courses in the world.’

A potential championship does not make a single agreement on the horizon. Trump and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who signed a trade agreement in the G7 in Canada shortly before Starmer fell into the camera, should still negotiate important details.

This puts prices for cars, automobile parts, chicken, beef and digital clicks after a US-England trade agreement in May, but prepared many details.

Trump, journalists ‘tonight we met with the prime minister’ and ‘we will talk about the trade agreement we made and maybe even develop’ when he said that he created confusion before leaving the White House.

Trump did not even expect him to visit Starmer.

However, there was a new addition to the program. EU Commission President Ursula von Der Leyen said that he will come together with Trump Sunday to discuss his transatlantic trade relations and how we can keep them strong – another high -risk negotiation.

Trump, by publishing commercial letters explaining which tariffs they will encounter, changes his ability to bring other nations to heels. The White House said the number reached 25 before leaving Washington.

When Trump said that he had a ‘fifty -fifty’ agreement with the European Union on Friday, another threat exploded, while the strong trade block says that the 30 percent of the threat should ‘buy’.

However, the charm of the upcoming state visit and his meeting with King Charles prevents Trump from playing full hardball, telling Daily Mail from an inside.

As Trump left the town, his tongue fits this stance.

Trump said to this ‘thinner adjustment’.

And also we celebrate together, because you know, we got along very well. England has been trying to make an agreement with us for 12 years and could not do it. We did. ‘

He called Starmer as a ‘good prime minister’ and a ‘good man’ doing a very good job.

So we will see. We will meet at Turnberry and meet in Aberdeen. So two beautiful places. ‘However, in the steel and aluminum tariffs imposed by using the authority of the chapter 232’ ‘he said there were not too many wiggling rooms.

The lack of detailed information in the weekend program published by the White House clearly reveals that Trump has plenty of golfs in the future. There is no public activity on Saturdays or Sundays, when it will be in Turnberry.

The Starmer meeting comes on Monday and the couple is expected to visit Trump’s new course.

Trump is expected to meet with the first Minister John Swinney, who scored a hundred times, despite the fact that Trump’s rival Kamala Harris supports the public in the election.

He also greets Trump: protests. During his visit to Scotland 2018 in the first period, Trump was watched by Trump baby balloon.

This time, the Stop Trump coalition is among the groups planning to make a public explanation with the expected protests in both courses of Trump.

John Bolton, former National Security Advisor of Trump, is one of those who have shown that Trump’s trip is more than a weekend getaway.

He said Trump wasn’t there in seven years and perhaps he would ‘start a little free ad after he came and go’.