7 monthes ago | By My Sanantonio
WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump's trip to Europe brought him into conflict not only with other leaders, but at times with himself, as he alternately denounced policies of his counterparts and praised them fulsomely.
On Friday, Trump offered glowing words for British Prime Minister Theresa May and denied criticizing her after doing just that in an interview.
A look at some of his statements and how they compare with the facts and the record:
U.S.-U.K. TRADE
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