President Donald J. Trump arrives at the Memorial Amphitheater during the 149th annual Department of Defense (DoD) National Memorial Day Observance. (DoD Photo by U.S. Army Sgt. James K. McCann)
President Donald Trump has cancelled a long-planned trip to Britain to avoid "large-scale protests," the Guardian is reporting.
Trump reportedly told British Prime Minister Theresa May that he does not want to visit later this year unless he has the support of the British public.
According to the Guardian, the president made his intention to stay away in a phone call with May, saying he does not want make the trip if in light of plans for mass protests against him
The report states that May was surprised by Trump's remarks.
Trump is already in the doghouse with the British public after his comments following a recent terror attack on London.
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