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LeatherTrumpet · 24-05-2019, 08:31 AM

Donald Trump will be joined by four of his children on the UK state visit next month,
all of whom are expected to attend a state banquet hosted by the Queen in Buckingham Palace.

The Telegraph has confirmed that Ivanka, Donald Jr, Eric and Tiffany Trump are all
due to be with their father on his three-day visit, despite some having no formal
role with the US administration.

Eric Trump’s wife Lara and Ivanka Trump’s husband Jared Kushner will also be in attendance.
Mr Trump’s fifth child, Barron, who is just 13, is not expected to join.

The news means that the Trump clan, one of the most well-known families in America, will get
to mix with the most senior members of the British Royal Family.

That will happen at the state banquet on Monday June 3, a white tie dinner which will see
some 150 royals, politicians, advisers and other guests gather in Buckingham Palace’s ballroom.

Donald Jr and Eric Trump, 41 and 35, are in charge of their father’s business empire, the Trump Organisation.
the roles include overseeing his golf courses in Scotland and Ireland.

Tiffany Trump is just 25 years old and studies at Georgetown Law. She has previously released a pop song,
interned at the magazine Vouge and was recently spotted at New York Fashion Week.

The warmth with which Mr Trump views the British monarchy is well known. He has talked in the past about how
much his Scottish mother “respected and loved” the Queen.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/201...eting-british/

LeatherTrumpet · 24-05-2019, 08:33 AM

The top rated Telegraph comment is :

Mr President you are welcome and we look forward to your visit.

Sadly we have amongst us a number of poorly behaved ,
ill mannered and poorly educated people who will be rude to you, your Country,
your people and your family. I think you know this already. Don't give them the
pleasure of acknowledging them.

But on behalf of the insufferable we the decent British people of all ages and
backgrounds apologise if you are offended by anything particularly emanating
from the Speaker of the House of Commons or Mayor of London
(not the Lord Mayor of the City of London who knows how to behave)

We hope you have a great visit and enjoy your time here.

Nicky91 · 24-05-2019, 08:35 AM

ew

i would so love to see them (without their money) just one week being poor, they cannot handle that at all, these spoiled twats

Kazanne · 24-05-2019, 08:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Nicky91

ew

i would so love to see them (without their money) just one week being poor, they cannot handle that at all, these spoiled twats

Oh dear, do we have a touch of the green eyed monster , fair play to them, they haven't stolen the money,it's been earned.I feel quite embarrassed at the reception they may get,perhaps some milkshakes might suit you better.

Nicky91 · 24-05-2019, 08:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Kazanne

Oh dear, do we have a touch of the green eyed monster , fair play to them, they haven't stolen the money,it's been earned.I feel quite embarrassed at the reception they may get,perhaps some milkshakes might suit you better.

yep Donald got the money from his father to invest in his (now successful) empire

so its not stolen

Toy Soldier · 24-05-2019, 08:54 AM

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Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

poorly behaved, ill mannered and poorly educated people who will be rude to you, your Country, your people and your family.

I think he'll understand as this more or less sums up Trump himself in a nutshell

Nicky91 · 24-05-2019, 11:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

I think he'll understand as this more or less sums up Trump himself in a nutshell

exactly

it would've been more lovely if someone like Oprah went to visit the UK, with the real ''from rags to riches'' success story

who can inspire some of UK's youth, you can be successful if you work hard

Trump should more visit Scotland maybe since he got some family roots there (yes i know my facts that Trump's ancestry has connections in scotland and Germany)