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Ben Rhodes was Obama’s national security adviser and accompanied him on his UK state visit in 2011. He reveals what goes into planning a trip of this scale and what the UK should expect when Trump arrives next week. Plus: Paul Owen on the fallout from Mueller’s first public statement on his investigation This coming Monday, the US president, Donald Trump, arrives in the UK for a three-day state visit. To the expected backdrop of protests, Trump is likely to dine with the Queen, attend discussions with Theresa May in Downing Street and join an event in Portsmouth to mark the D-day landings. Ben Rhodes, Obama’s former national security adviser, accompanied the president on almost every one of his foreign trips, including his 2011 state visit to the UK. Rhodes tells India Rakusen what goes into planning a state visit, from flying over the presidential limousines to toasting the Queen at the state banquet. Rhodes discusses how different the Trump visit will be and reflects on the changing dynamics of the special relationship. Continue reading…
