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Donald Trump’s so far smooth appearance as he visits the United Kingdom could end badly, according to the former Deputy to Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson.

Appearing on CNN International, Sir Alan Duncan claimed the beginning of the visit has gone well while admitting the American president, who is not popular overseas, has been “hermetically sealed” away from the public.

Police have seized a truck driving a billboard around Windsor Castle, where President Donald Trump is visiting for a state visit. The billboard showed a giant photo of convicted child abuser Jeffrey Epstein standing with Trump.

The National, a Scottish newspaper, uploaded a video showing the banner as it was driving down the street. A police officer is then seen stopping the truck, turning off the sign and driving off with it.

Nearly 50 former federal judges lashed out at what they described as a wave of “misinformation, disinformation and fiery rhetoric” aimed towards the judicial system in an open letter on Wednesday, a condemnation and call to action that appears to be a direct jab at the Donald Trump administration.

“Misinformation, disinformation, and fiery rhetoric distort public understanding of the judiciary’s critical role in maintaining our democracy,” the letter reads, signed by 46 former federal judges. “Threats against judges and their families are obvious attempts to intimidate, harass, and pressure judges and sway their opinions, shaking the public’s trust and confidence in the courts.”

A Republican congressman's rant defending President Donald Trump was interrupted by another CNN panelist who quoted Vice President JD Vance and slain activist Charlie Kirk to disprove his point.

Vance encouraged supporters to file complaints with employers for anyone who criticized Kirk online and Attorney General Pam Bondi threatened to prosecute anyone who criticized conservatives with what she called "hate speech," and CNN's Audie Cornish challenged Rep. Ryan Zinke (R-MT) to justify those threats.

Any hope that Donald Trump might try to calm the waters as the finger-pointing continues after the murder of far-right conservative gadfly Charlie Kirk was blown to pieces on Tuesday as the president headed off to his trip to London.

On Wednesday morning, the co-hosts of MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” showed a clip of the president’s confrontation with Jonathan Karl of ABC, where the president threatened the journalist with being investigated by the DOJ and told him he had “hate" in his heart.

President Donald Trump made a stunning claim Tuesday after accusing a federal prosecutor – who also oversaw criminal investigations into him – of having tried to “force” right-wing influencer Charlie Kirk “out of business.”

“Why was the wonderful Turning Point under INVESTIGATION by ‘deranged’ Jack Smith and the corrupt and incompetent Biden administration,” Trump wrote late night Tuesday on his social media platform Truth Social.