Donald Trump hits Meghan Markle and declares: "I did not know that she was naughty"

Washington: In anticipation of the upcoming visit to the United Kingdom, Ireland and France, US President Donald Trump told a British daily that Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Susbad was mean in response to his comments. Comment of 2016 in which she had called Trump misogynist.

Trump, in his interview with Oval Office in the Sun newspaper published on Friday, explained everything from the management of Brexit by outgoing premier Theresa May to opponents wanting to replace her, at Mark's discretion.

During the interview, Trump was confronted with Markle's remarks prior to the 2016 US presidential election, where she had stated in The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore that Trump was misogynist and that his politics was a source of division. . The actress of the time added that she would move to Canada when he won the presidency.

Trump replied, "I did not know she was mean.I hope she's fine …" He seemed to bury the hatchet saying, "I'm sure that She will be fine (as a royal) She will be very good. " Regarding Brexit, Trump criticized May's efforts, saying that "the UK has allowed the European Union to have all the cards".

May formally resigns as Conservative Party leader on June 7, after all her withdrawal agreements have been contradicted by her. Members of the Cabinet, forcing her to resign from her post. "I had told Theresa that you had to accumulate your ammo … I'm sure you could have created a big advantage for your side and forcibly negotiated." And it is very difficult to play well when a camp has all the advantage … They had nothing to lose. They gave nothing to lose to the European Union. "

However, he acknowledged" at the same time, I respect Theresa and she would certainly know the facts much better than I know them. "May's resignation will trigger CNN reported that, once the new leader elected, she would no longer be Prime Minister, a process that could take weeks or even months, said CNN.

Trump expressed support for former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson. "I think Boris would a very good job, "said the president to The Sun." I think it would be excellent. "He also did a favor to British Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt." Yes, I'll do it. like it, "added Trump.