The White House did not reveal a detailed policy agenda for the visit, and some officials have questioned the utility of having Mr. Trump meet Mrs. May three days before she relinquishes power. That has put more focus on whether he would meet Mr. Farage or Mr. Johnson, something that is not on the formal schedule but that could happen during Mr. Trump’s ample downtime. In his interview with The Sunday Times, Mr. Trump was unstinting in his praise for Mr. Farage. For all the potential static in London, Mr. Trump’s meetings here might be the most congenial of his trip. And while in Normandy for the D-Day commemoration, Mr. Trump will meet with President Emmanuel Macron of France, with whom his once warm relationship has chilled.

Source: New York Times June 02, 2019 13:18 UTC