Trump criticizes the May plan for "bricast"

US President Donald Trump said Britain would probably not be able to reach an agreement with the United States if British Prime Minister Theresa Mae insisted on the dismemberment plan

"The plan for May will probably eliminate the deal, because if they enter into such an agreement, we will deal with the EU rather than with Britain. "

There was no statement from Downing Street (British Prime Minister) on Trump's comments. 1965 "The BRIC is an opportunity for economic growth in Britain and the United States"

Trump also said that former Secretary of State Boris Johnson would be "a great prime minister."

In his interview, Trump reiterated his criticism of London Mayor Siddique Khan, saying that he had "done a bad job".

Trump and his wife received a crowded reception at Blenheim Palace on Thursday night the first day of his visit to the country.The May also held a dinner in their honor.

After publishing the details of the interview, Sanders said that "the American president respects Mai a lot, and he did not say anything that offended her."

"The plan presented by May to Parliament on relations between Britain and the European Union after Prescott," he told the newspaper, "This agreement is very different from the agreement voted by the British people. "

Trump attended the May dinner in honor of Trump at the Blenheim Palace where 150 people, including ministers and prominent businessmen, were invited to attend the banquet Trump. On trade between the two countries after the departure of Britain from the European Union.

The presidential plane that carried Trump and his wife Melania lands at Stansted Airport near the British capital Thursday afternoon, transported by helicopter to their residence at the American Embbady in London.

Protesters in London against President Trump's visit Thursday and Friday, and in Glasgow on Friday

Police forces across Britain were asked to send elements to help British Metropolitan Police

Including Devon, Edinburgh, Belfast, Manchester, Leeds and Liverpool.

Meanwhile, London Mayor Siddique Khan was allowed to throw a balloon representing a baby on Westminster for two hours on the second day of the US President's visit

but Scottish police say the balloon would not be allowed to fly over Trump Golf Resort