(MENAFN) After questions were raise on the health of President Trump's mentality, has received support from the UK Prime Minister when she defended his acts to be in the U.S. best interests.
When Michal Wolff released his book where he claimed several advisers for Trump to have concerns over Trump mental fitness for presidency, Theresa May found herself obliged to speak out.
Theresa May replied with the answer "no" during an interview with the BBC when asked if doubts over President Trump's mentality were serious, as she rejected all accusations against him.
The Prime Minister explained "when I deal with President Trump what I see is somebody who is committed to ensuring that he is taking decisions in the best interests of the United States."
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