LBC Election 2019

This is The Daily Trail. I'm Sheila Fogarty.

And I'm Ian Dale.

Coming up, we're going to focus on the visit to the UK by President Donald Trump.

We'll look at his words on the election, on Boris Johnson, on Jeremy Corn, talk about the NHS inevitably, and the claims being made around it on both sides.

And let's mention a few polls as well.

There's still different ones coming in in dribs and drabs and drabs.

There are a couple of interesting ones, which go against a recent trend.

But we'll come on to that in a moment.

So Donald Trump is here.

He is.

Rejoice. Rejoice. recent trend, but we'll come on to that in a moment. So Donald Trump is here. Always my favorite time of year, Panto season.

Oh, no, it isn't.

Oh, yes, it is.

He's behind you.

Yeah, I mean, he's, I might, it could just be the mood I'm in, I don't know, but

it feels, because it's such an obviously working visit around NATO, around the anniversary, around the leaders' meetings, it feels less controversial, less sort of ill-tempered, you know, around the edges compared to the state visit.

A little bit. I'm not sure they're going to be the massive protests that there were for that. I think there are some protests today, but very muted. I spoke to one of the Stop the War Coalition protesters talking about the election. And I asked

her actually, interestingly, Lindsay German. You mean stop the war unless Russia started it,

politicians? I asked her if she was bothered in any way by Jeremy Corbyn saying that he's going

to go to the Buckingham Palace reception and he's going to speak to Donald Trump about the NHS. Because you get the feeling that the Stop the War Coalition, if they get one of their main supporters, Jeremy Corbyn, face to face with the US President, that the NHS isn't the thing they'd want him to talk about when you think about it.

No. I'm afraid I have very little time for these top of the war people because there is not a single

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