King Charles given ‘honest answer’ as he lands in America to meet Trump
King Charles told it is not safe to go to America as he plans trip to meet Donald Trump
King Charles is warned over safety as he lands in America to visit President Donald Trump.
His Majesty is reminded of a recent attack a The White House on Donald Trump as he makes his official entry into the White House.
Speaking about potential safety issues, expert Christopher Bucktin tells Mirror: “Let us be absolutely clear about what is happening here. As King Charles and the Queen fly to the US, British and American security teams are not simply polishing schedules and motorcades, they are asking a far more basic question: is this safe enough to go ahead?”
He adds: “The honest answer, when stripped of diplomatic niceties, is no. Not physically. Not politically. Not in any way that should give comfort to a country sending its Head of State into the orbit of Donald Trump.”
Says the expert: “Because, following the White House Correspondents Dinner on Saturday, during which an armed man tried to take out Trump, this is not just about one man being a target. It is about proximity to him, turning everyone nearby into one.”
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