President Donald Trump, sitting beside Prime Minister Keir Starmer during remarks to business leaders, emphasized the “unbreakable bond” between the US and the UK.
“I think it’s an unbreakable bond we have regardless of what we’re doing today, I think it’s unbreakable,” the president said at the roundtable event held at the prime minister’s country estate.
“In May, the United Kingdom became the first country to make a trade deal with the United States during my second term, and we sort of wanted to make it the first, because the bond is so strong and the relationship so long,” he added.
One of Starmer’s chief objectives with Trump was striking a new trade deal, something he managed to accomplish quickly, even as other countries scrambled for weeks to negotiate plans to avoid sweeping tariffs. See more
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