The office of British Prime Minister David Cameron is denying it invited Donald TrumpDonald TrumpGowdy endorses Trump British PM’s office: We never invited Trump to UK Pro-Clinton super-PAC has m to fight Trump MORE for a visit to the United Kingdom.
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“I think they were very rude statements and, frankly, tell him I will remember those statements”, Trump told ITV. “I will do just fine”.
Trump, in an interview with MSNBC, said Cameron extended the invitation to visit 10 Downing Street two days ago and that he “might do it”.
Mr Cameron has refused to apologise after he branded Trump’s call for foreign Muslims to be temporarily banned from entering the USA as “stupid, divisive and wrong”.
Who knew that David Cameron had invited Donald Trump to visit Downing Street?
Mr Cameron’s office said it was “long-standing practice” for Britain’s prime minister to meet the Republican and Democratic presidential nominees, but emphasised that no firm meeting had been lined up.
Trump fired back this week, saying on Monday (Tuesday NZT) that he was likely not to have a good relationship with Cameron. I’ll do just fine.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan dismisses US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s offer to make him an exception to his proposed ban on Muslims.
Asked by Morgan about Cameron’s remarks, Trump said earlier this week that he didn’t care, but then added, “It looks like we’re not going to have a very good relationship”. But the next day he said he expected to have “a good relationship” and on Friday (Saturday NZT) Trump said Cameron had invited him to London.
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“We’ve got to demonstrate that what we’re up against here is a very small minority of a minority, Islamist extremists, that want to divide our societies, and we’ve got to explain that there are billions of people in our world who are devout Muslims but who believe in liberal democracy and all the things we believe in”.
