On the recordJanuary 11, 2018
He is deeply, deeply unpopular in Britain. He was going to be greeted with demonstrations and protests and it was going to be a disaster for him.
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Axelrod discusses Trump's unpopularity in the UK and the implications for his planned visit.
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