6 maddest moments of Trump's UK visit - from creeping out Kate to Mandelson amnesia - Daily Star

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : During his whirlwind 48-hour trip, Donald Trump met the King, Queen, other Royals, the Prime Minister, the PM's wife, members of the baying British media, and for some reason, Kemi Badenoch who bagged a selfie with him during the State Banquet.
55% : Donald Trump took centre stage at the grand banquet earlier this week, and for some reason he decided to use the moment to have a rant about the UK - in front of King Charles, the Queen and Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
52% : In apparently scripted remarks, the US President referred to "free speech" and said the "Union Jack is ever flown" - which many will see as political references to UK domestic politics - while also emphasising the word "English" when talking about he "English speaking world".
51% : Speaking publicly for the first time since arriving in the UK, Trump apparently veered away from his prepared remarks, turning to the King and saying: "We are, as a country, as you know, doing unbelievably well.
43% : Peter Mandelson and Donald Trump have been pictured together in the Oval Office at the White House on many, many occasions.
41% : because how is one meant to react to someone like Donald Trump with his record on women being pervy towards you?
37% : The American leader and the first lady Melania Trump were on the Marine One helicopter at the time when it suffered a hydraulic issue.
36% : They worked on deals and other political talks, and the disgraced ex-British ambassador to the US who was sacked last week over ties to Jeffrey Epstein even stood behind Trump in the office and spoke to him - we all saw it, it was on camera.
25% : Trump arrived around 20 minutes behind schedule, but the White House did not provide a reason for the delay before take off.
24% : However, in a very surreal moment, when asked by Sky News journalist Beth Rigby during Thursday's press conference about Mandelson, Trump gave the most bizarre answer.

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