'I love coffee,' the New York Jets owner explained.
Woody Johnson, the U.S. ambassador to the United Kingdom, has said he canvases British opinion by"wandering around going to coffee shops."on 2 June ahead of President Donald Trump's arrival in London, Johnson explained that he likes to talk to ordinary people in different areas of the United Kingdom rather than spend all his time meeting members of the elite in London.
Woody Johnson, the U.S. ambassador to the U.K., appears on The Andrew Marr Show on June 2 in London, England.that Johnson liked to find out what Brits in the local area were thinking and find out where the good coffee shops were."As part of his official visits around the U.K. part of what he likes to do is meet members of the local community and get their local views on issues," he said. The embassy does not comment on the ambassador's security arrangements.
The U.S. ambassador, who has known Trump since the 1980s, also addressed some of the issues expected to be under discussion as the president makes his first state visit to Britain. Johnson said he believed U.S. businesses would be looking for access to the U.K.'s National Health Service as London seeks a new trade relationship with Washington following Brexit.
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