Trump shrugs off Farage's call for parliament to be recalled so he can address MPs during state visit UK politics live
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Donald Trump is set for a second state visit to the UK in September amid a mini controversy regarding the timing. He will not address UK Parliament, as it coincides with their recess. Trump expressed indifference to the lack of a parliamentary speech opportunity, preferring that MPs enjoy their time away. He said his goals include having a pleasant visit and showing respect to King Charles. Meanwhile, Nigel Farage has suggested Parliament be recalled for Trump's speech, indicating a potential disconnect between Trump and some UK political figures.
Trump indicated that he is not concerned about not addressing the UK Parliament during his upcoming state visit, suggesting he prefers MPs enjoy their recess.
When asked about his goals for the state visit, Trump expressed the desire to have a good time and show respect to King Charles.
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