Trump meets Starmer during the British state visit after royal welcome to Windsor - ExBulletin

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : On Wednesday, Trump and King Charles inspect an honorary guard at the Château de Windsor.
62% : Earlier, Starmer was very smiling while he and his wife, Victoria, welcomed Trump in Checkers, a 16th century manor which is the Prime Minister's official residence, 40 miles north of London.
62% : An unprecedented day of pump treated Trump the first politician elected to be invited for two state visits and his wife to the full range of the British ceremonial and the greatest military welcome ceremony for a state visit in living memory.
54% : Our countries have the nearest known defense, security and intelligence relations, said Charles in his speech to Trump at the state dinner.
49% : Trump and Jeffrey Epstein screened on Tuesday evening on the external walls of Windsor Castle.
48% : The meeting took place after Trump woke up in the castle of Windsor after a night of royal opulence and a sumptuous state dinner for 160 dignitaries and business leaders.
37% : At the Château de Windsor two days earlier, demonstrators had projected images of Trump alongside Epstein in an act in which four people were arrested.
35% : During the recent survey highlighting British feelings towards him, 70% of British said they did not like Trump and 44% said they thought that his state visit should be canceled.
27% : Trump said last week that he was ready to adopt "major sanctions against Russia" as soon as all NATO countries stop buying Russian oil.
20% : Trump arrived in Great Britain following the deadly shooting of Charlie Kirk, while his host was assaulted by far-right demonstrations, survey ratings and a recent scandal that led to a question on Jeffrey Epstein at the press conference on Thursday.
18% : Asked about the dismissal, Trump said he did not know Mandelson.

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