In the United Kingdom, Trump opined that Brexit, the three-year saga that has turned British politics upside down, will “be good for the country.”
Queen Elizabeth II and President Trump attend D-day commemorations in Portsmouth, Britain, on Wednesday.
In the United Kingdom, Trump breezily opined that Brexit, the three-year saga of exiting the European Union that has turned British politics upside down, will work out and “be good for the country.” Trump did meet with Farage, the Brexit Party leader, but it was a low-key private affair at the U.S. ambassador’s residence without a photo op. In France, he met cordially with President Emmanuel Macron and no opposition figures.
But when the young prime minister quickly reminded him that Ireland doesn’t want a hard border, Trump, revealing a less than full understanding of just how painful the Brexit process has been for the countries involved. Those sentiments, read from a teleprompter, go only part of the way to redressing the problems that Trump has caused in U.S. alliances since taking office, said R. Nicholas Burns, a former U.S. ambassador to NATO and now a professor at Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government.
“I don’t think we have differences over Iran,” Trump declared. “I don’t think that the president wants to see nuclear weapons, and neither do I. And that’s what it’s all about.”
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