Donald Trump said he'd 'had enough' after spending time with King Charles looking at memorials
It was a long day!Donald Trump made a complaint about his time spent with King Charles during his time at the state visit.
Last week, the US president came to the UK for his historic second state visit. And while he and King Charles seemed to get along fine, Trump actually voiced a complaint.
Donald Trump and his wife, First Lady, Melania, joined the royal family for the evening state banquet – in which he complimented Kate Middleton. But it seems he shared some frustrations with some people who had accompanied him.
Donald Trump complains about state visit with King Charles
While speaking with tech chiefs who accompanied him on the trip, Trump gushed about his time in the UK. But also offered a complaint.
He said: “I have had a great time and I have seen so many beautiful things. Like, a lot. I was taken around Windsor Castle and seen some beautiful things. I’ve been taken round Chequers and seen some beautiful things.”
But as he continued listing places, Donald Trump stated he had “had enough”.
Trump continued: “I have seen every memorial. And they are beautiful. But now, I have had enough.”
However, it appears this isn’t something he was saying behind King Charles’ back, as it appears Donald trump told the monarch how he was feeling.
He told him: “‘You know what? I am going to treat you to a state dinner. You can come to the US. And I’m not going to drag you around the Lincoln Memorial. You can just have dinner and then go to bed’.”
However, Donald Trump made it clear that he did enjoy his time with King Charles during the visit.
A senior White House official, said Trump praised: “It was a really fantastic trip. The British know how to do this perfectly.”
Trump’s new nickname for the king
His comments come after he created a new nickname for King Charles. And even told him about it to his face!
During his stay, he spent time at Windsor Castle, and appeared to be fascinated by its age.
Then, during his speech at the American Cornerstone Institute’s Founders’ Dinner on September 20, he spoke about William the Conqueror – the first Norman king of England – who built the original castle in the 1070’s.
Trump laughed that William the Conqueror was the “coolest name” he had “ever heard”.
This then prompted Trump to give King Charles a new nickname.
He said: “I asked King Charles, ‘Why don’t we call you Charles the Conqueror?'”
And he revealed Charles responded: “‘No, I don’t think so’.”
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