"Not going to have good relationship" - Donald Trump to David Cameron

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May 16 2016 06:06 PM
Preksha

David Cameron recently called Donald Trump's statement to ban Muslims from entering US as "divisive, stupid and wrong". Responding to this, Donald trump said "It looks like we are not going to have a very good relationship. Who knows, I hope to have a good relationship with him [Cameron] but he's not willing to address the problem either." He clearly indicated that he and the Prime Minister mind end up into a bad relationship.

After Trump's statement, Cameron refuses to withdraw any statement that he made against Trump's idea of banning Muslims. A spokesperson of the prime minister said "The Prime Minister has made his views on Donald Trump's comments very clear. He disagrees with them, and I haven't got anything further to add. He continues to believe that preventing Muslims from entering the US is divisive, stupid and wrong."

The statement to ban Muslims was made in december following the critisism. Presumptive Republican presidential nominee in an interview with Britain's ITV television, responding to Cameron's statement said "Number one, I'm not stupid, I can tell you that right now, just the opposite. I don't think I'm a divisive person, I'm a unifier, unlike our president now."

Seems like Donald Trump is all confident about his win against democrat Hillary Clinton as he continues to give controversial statements.

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