May Tells Trump Publicly: Retweeting ‘Hateful’ Group Is ‘Wrong’
The U.K. prime minister insists Trump was wrong to retweet unverified posts by a far-right British activist.
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After getting rebuked by Donald Trump, Prime Minister Theresa May said publicly in a news conference that U.S. president was wrong to post on social media unverified posts by a far-right anti-Muslim British activist.
“I’m very clear that retweeting from Britain First was the wrong thing to do,” May said after a speech in Amman, the Jordanian capital where she was bombarded with questions on her relationship with Trump. “Britain First is a hateful organization, it seeks to spread division and distrust amongst our communities.”