
Trump reveals key quality he admired in Queen Elizabeth in new book: ‘Opposite of me’
NY Post
A preview of the upcoming book, “The Queen and Her Presidents: The Hidden Hand That Shaped History,” revealed a key quality President Donald Trump envied about the late Queen Elizabeth II.
While America was born from a rebellion against the British Crown in the 18th century, enduring historic ties between the United States and the United Kingdom have lasted through the centuries. Elizabeth’s 70-year reign coincided with the tenure of 14 presidents across the Atlantic, some of whom made specific state visits to meet her specifically.
President Donald Trump was one of those presidents, and he spoke about his experience there with author Susan Page in a book that will be published on April 14. In the book, Trump told Page about one conversation with Queen Elizabeth he never forgot.
“I said, ‘So could I ask you who was your favorite president?'” Trump recalled.
The Queen purportedly replied, “Why? They were all so good.”

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