Cameron ‘Invites’ Trump to U.K.

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Updated Apr. 13, 2017 3:58PM EDT / Published May 20, 2016 12:08PM EDT

After a quarrel over the presumptive GOP presidential nominee’s Muslim comments, British Prime Minister David Cameron has reportedly asked Donald Trump to visit the U.K. On Friday, Trump said he was even thinking of accepting the invitation, which was allegedly extended about two days ago. Cameron has called Trump’s proposed plan to ban Muslims from visiting the U.S. “divisive, stupid, and wrong.” Trump, in response, said he didn’t believe the two countries would have a very good relationship if he was elected, possibly ending a critical trans-Atlantic alliance.

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Cameron ‘Invites’ Trump to U.K.

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