Summary
President Donald Trump played golf at his course in Scotland while protesters gathered around the country to object to his visit. Trump was accompanied by his son Eric and the U.S. ambassador to Britain, Warren Stephens, during the game. Meanwhile, various protest groups demonstrated in Edinburgh and other locations, expressing dissatisfaction with Trump's presence and policies.
Key Facts
- President Trump played golf at his Turnberry course in Scotland.
- Trump was with his son Eric and U.S. ambassador Warren Stephens.
- Security at the golf course was tight, and protesters were kept away.
- Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Edinburgh, Scotland's capital, to protest Trump's visit.
- Protesters included environmental activists, opponents of Israel's war with Hamas, and pro-Ukraine groups.
- The protests were organized by a group called "Stop Trump Coalition."
- Demonstrators carried signs and chanted slogans against Trump.
- The protests were smaller than previous demonstrations during Trump's 2018 Scotland visit.
