LBC, Election 2019.

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

And I'm Ian Dale.

Coming up, did diplomacy fail when Justin Trudeau was caught on camera,

laughing behind the president's back at Buckingham Palace?

Was it diplomatic for the president to call him two-faced?

And what can we read into Donald Trump canceling his press conference at the NATO summit?

So, Ian, you're at the Palace. Princess Anne is with you. You're Boris Johnson. Justin Trudeau is there. Who else was there? Mark Rutter, the Dutch Prime Minister, Emmanuel Macron was there. Am I missing anyone?

And the gossip is all about Donald Trump. And it's a, oh, Princess Anzor, isn't she? It's a bit of a faux part on all fronts, I think.

Well, if you're Justin Trudeau and you see that there's a camera heading straight at you,

you might think, oh, I better watch what I say here.

And he was literally looking at the camera just before he made the remark.

Look, if you were at a reception, you probably don't expect that you're going to be overheard like that.

So I'll cut him a little bit of slack for that.

I don't think the camera people there should have released it, I have to say. I think that, I don't know who the camera people

were, which broadcast organisation they were from, but I would question the ethics of doing

that. Have been an individual? I don't think, really? I don't know. Maybe some excitable

wife of a diplomat or husband of a diplomat. I don't think so.? I don't know. I don't know. Maybe some excitable wife of a diplomat or husband of a...

I don't think so. It must have had a pretty powerful microphone to pick up any of that.

So I'm not sure of the ethics of that.

So embarrassment all around. Nearly as embarrassing as dressing up in Indian clothing on a state visit to India nearly as embarrassing as dressing up

on repeated occasions in blackface as well so he's got a bit of a record for embarrassing

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