The succession of gafes during Trump's visit to the United Kingdom

The US President denied the statement that he had himself given an interview and conducted patacoadas before Queen Elizabeth II

The visit of the President of the United States, Donald Trump in the United Kingdom is not over yet, but it is already possible to say that it will be marked by a succession of gaffes on the part of the Americans. Received with protests that included the giant baby trump balloon, which portrays him as a baby, wearing diapers and holding a cell phone, raised by protesters in London, Trump gave a diplomatic break after the show. ;other. Prime Minister Theresa May was struck by the president's misadventures, but the biggest victim was the Queen Elizabeth II . In an interview with the British tabloid The Sun Trump criticized Theresa May attacking the new strategy announced by the Prime Minister, which provides for a "soft" European Union, with the signature of 39, free trade agreements. "I would have done it in a very different way, I told Theresa May how to do it, but she did not listen to me," he said. has also closed the doors of a future free trade agreement between the United Kingdom and the United States. "If they enter into such an agreement, we will deal with the EU, not with the United Kingdom, which will kill the agreement (free trade with the United States), "said Trump.A few hours later, Trump provided an interview with May, in which he said that he did not say what was in the content of the interview published by The Sun .After calling the interview "false news", he said that & # 39; 39, he had not criticized the Prime Minister, with whom he would have a "very solid" relationship, and assured that the United States would be open to a free trade agreement with the United Kingdom. [19659008TheSun and at a press conference Trump said that allowing millions of immigrants to enter Europe is "very sad". He said, "I think you're losing your culture." The statement angered critics, who say Trump encourages xenophobic manifestations of white nationalists. Heidi Beirich, director of the intelligence project at the Southern Poverty Law Center, called the comments "racist". She and other experts say that anti-immigration sentiments reflect a demographic shift that leaves the white population uncomfortable. The sightings also ignore places like Lisbon, Portugal, where an influx of immigrants from Brazil, Cape Verde and Angola has enriched the culture of professional football teams to popular music.

A little late

Trump's diplomatic disaster was not limited to the meeting with the Prime Minister. The president and his wife, Melania, arrived twelve minutes late for the meeting with Queen Elizabeth II at Windsor Castle on Friday. The queen, 92, was waiting in the sun. Demonstrating that she was unhappy with the delay, the monarch even looked twice at the clock while waiting.

Taking the Lead

The most embarrassing moment of all Trump's meeting with Elizabeth II came next. During the inspection of the Royal Guard, the President walked and disrupted the march of the monarch. At one point, the Queen signaled to the American, stating that he could walk. But he walked in front of and suddenly stopped. Elizabeth, then, had to divert her visitor to walk.