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Donald Trump criticized Theresa May's treatment of the Brexit negotiations, while saying that the United States would stay out of Britain's negotiations over its exit from the European Union.
The US president also said that he did not think that another vote on Brexit would be possible because it would be unfair, and reiterated that he would like to see a trade deal with the United Kingdom after leaving the EU.
Addressing reporters before his meeting Thursday with Leo Varadkar, Irish Prime Minister, Trump said he hoped the Brexit talks were going well, but was surprised at the gravity of the talks. negotiations, adding that the British Prime Minister had not listened to his suggestions on how to negotiate.
Trump said the Brexit "was tearing the country apart" and added that it was
surprised "how much" has happened since the British referendum on the exit of the EU. "I think it could have been negotiated in a different way," he said.
Varadkar, sitting alongside Trump at the White House, said he was eager to discuss Brexit with Trump and that he wanted a trade deal between Europe and the United States.
Trump's comments come at a time when the UK Parliament is due to decide later on the opportunity to ask the EU to request a deadline for the UK's exit, scheduled in just over two weeks on March 29th. Legislators have hired the country to stay in the bloc unless a divorce agreement is ratified.
Earlier, Trump had criticized the May deal on Brexit, warning that it could "kill" a bilateral trade deal between the United States and the United Kingdom.
But now he says, "The potential is unlimited!"
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