In tonight's other news, President Trump says chances of a trade deal with the European Union are improving.

This, as the president, is in Scotland, seen golfing at his resort in Turnbury.

The White House calls it a working visit, with Trump set to talk with British Prime Minister, Kier Starrmer,

and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen about trade and U.S. tariffs.

The president sounded cautiously optimistic yesterday.

With the European Union, I think we have a good 50-50 chance.

That's a lot.

What are the sticking points that you said to know.

Well, I don't want to tell you what the sticking points are, but the sticking points are having to do with maybe 20 different things.

You don't want to listen to all of them.

Protests and anger have surrounded Mr. Trump's trip to Scotland, including this scene in Aberdeen.

An anti-Trump group hosted a kind of protest festival there.

While in the country, the president will also attend a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new

golf course bearing his name.

A White House spokesman did not address possible conflicts of interest, instead praising the

course.

House Democrats want more details on President Trump's potential connections with Jeffrey

Epstein,

asking for a copy of the disgraced financier's birthday book.

Representatives Rocahanna and Robert Garcia have asked the attorneys for Epstein's estate for

the book, which the Wall Street Journal reported was signed by President Trump, though the White

House has denied that. The full House committee has subpoenaed testimony from Gillane Maxwell, who allegedly

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