US President Donald Trump, who recently visited the UK, opened up about his royal visit and the welcome he received from King Charles. The American president claimed he ate “whatever the hell they served us” during a banquet held at Windsor Castle in his honor.&nbsp;On the other hand, Trump praised the Royal family and called them "wonderful". But when asked what he ate at the banquet held in his honor at Windsor Castle, the POTUS said, “Whatever the hell they served us,” stressing that he viewed more artwork and paintings “than any human being has ever saw,” The UK Independent reported.&nbsp;'Ignorance personified'&nbsp;Trump's statement received immense backlash on social media people on X deemed as “demeaning”, with one writing: “Imagine Charles hearing these remarks after all he did to receive Trump- Trump is always playing to his base- horrible man.”&nbsp;“Ignorance personified,” another person wrote.&nbsp;US President Donald Trump on Wednesday (Sep 18) addressed a lavish banquet hosted by King Charles III and called his second UK state visit “one of the highest honours” of his life. King Charles III praised Trump's "personal commitment" to seeking peace at the start of a sumptuous state banquet. Standing next to King Charles III, Trump praised the royal family and thanked them for the invitation. Highlighting the “special relationship” the US and UK, Trump said that words “does not begin to do it justice" to the bonds.&nbsp;Read More | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-s-uk-visit-could-be-ukraine-s-best-hope-will-king-charles-succeed-where-europe-failed-in-influencing-trump-1758110558713">Trump's UK visit could be Ukraine's best hope: Will King Charles succeed where Europe failed in influencing Trump?</a>&nbsp;"It’s a singular privilege…This is truly one of the highest honours of my life," Trump told the 160 guests at Windsor Castle. "As tyranny once again threatens Europe, we and our allies stand together in support of Ukraine to deter aggression and secure peace…Our countries are working together in support of crucial diplomatic efforts, not least of which, Mr. President, is your own personal commitment to finding solutions to some of the world's most intractable conflicts, in order to secure peace,” King Charles said, without mentioning Russia’s war in Ukraine.

The American president claimed he ate whatever the hell they served us during a banquet held at Windsor Castle in his honor.

US President Donald Trump, who recently visited the UK, opened up about his royal visit and the welcome he received from King Charles. The American president claimed he ate “whatever the hell they served us” during a banquet held at Windsor Castle in his honor. On the other hand, Trump praised the Royal family and called them "wonderful". But when asked what he ate at the banquet held in his honor at Windsor Castle, the POTUS said, “Whatever the hell they served us,” stressing that he viewed more artwork and paintings “than any human being has ever saw,” The UK Independent reported. 'Ignorance personified' Trump's statement received immense backlash on social media people on X deemed as “demeaning”, with one writing: “Imagine Charles hearing these remarks after all he did to receive Trump- Trump is always playing to his base- horrible man.” “Ignorance personified,” another person wrote. US President Donald Trump on Wednesday (Sep 18) addressed a lavish banquet hosted by King Charles III and called his second UK state visit “one of the highest honours” of his life. King Charles III praised Trump's "personal commitment" to seeking peace at the start of a sumptuous state banquet. Standing next to King Charles III, Trump praised the royal family and thanked them for the invitation. Highlighting the “special relationship” the US and UK, Trump said that words “does not begin to do it justice" to the bonds. Read More | Trump's UK visit could be Ukraine's best hope: Will King Charles succeed where Europe failed in influencing Trump? "It’s a singular privilege…This is truly one of the highest honours of my life," Trump told the 160 guests at Windsor Castle. "As tyranny once again threatens Europe, we and our allies stand together in support of Ukraine to deter aggression and secure peace…Our countries are working together in support of crucial diplomatic efforts, not least of which, Mr. President, is your own personal commitment to finding solutions to some of the world's most intractable conflicts, in order to secure peace,” King Charles said, without mentioning Russia’s war in Ukraine.

The American president claimed he ate “whatever the hell they served us” during a banquet held at Windsor Castle in his honor.

‘Ate whatever the hell they served us’: Trump on Windsor Castle banquet hosted by King Charles

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‘Ate whatever the hell they served us’: Trump on Windsor Castle banquet hosted by King Charles