A lip reader has revealed what Sir Keir Starmer and Donald Trump said to each other when the microphones were in the White House on Thursday.
The American president greeted 'Special' Sir Keir during an extraordinary meeting to discuss the future of Ukraine and the role that the two countries have in the peacemakes process.
He later told the British Prime Minister that he loved his accent and that he had a very 'impressive woman'.
Now a lure reader has said that President Trump also called Sir Keir 'handsome', just after he arrived at the White House.
It comes in the midst of reports of signs of a 'flowering bromance' between the two leaders during the Washington meeting.
Lip Reading Expert Jacqui Press told MailOnline that while Sir Keir gets out of the car, Trumps says: 'How are you?! Nice to see you here … Good trip? '
Then he reportedly adds: 'You look good … handsome' and smiles.
The British Prime Minister nods in accordance with Trump and is supposed to have said: “Thank you, Mr, let's do this Lord President.”
A lip reader has revealed what Sir Keir Starmer and Donald Trump said to each other when the microphones were in the White House on Thursday
US President Donald Trump greets British Prime Minister Keir Starmer at the entrance of the West Wing of the White House
During the press conference, Sir Keir said that he and Trump had a 'very productive discussion' about an American security guarantee for a Ukrainian peace agreement
During the sharp expected joint press conference, President Trump gave a loose timeline for his efforts to negotiate with Vladimir Putin about the war in Ukraine.
He also dropped Hints that the UK will be saved from the worst of his rates and said that Sir Keir had worked 'hard' to convince him during lunch.
Sir Keir, on the other hand, praised Trump's efforts to bring peace to Ukraine.
He welcomed a bust of Winston Churchill who was brought back to the Oval Office and said they wanted to work together on a “new economic deal with advanced technology in the core.”
Sir Keir threw himself on stage with Trump as a colleague 'winner' and acknowledged that they were from very different political traditions.
But he said they both believed: “It is not the participating part that counts, it wins … If you don't win, you don't deliver.”
In the Oval Office, Sir Keir Trump gave a letter from the king who invited him for an unprecedented second state visit.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer sees Donald Trump meet today during the visit to the White House today
In the Oval Office, Sir Keir Trump gave a letter from the king who invited him for an unprecedented second state visit
Donald Trump meets British Prime Minister Keir Starmer in the White House in Washington
The American president has already responded enthusiastically to the invitation and said that he would come to the UK 'soon'.
During the press conference, Sir Keir said that he and Trump had a 'very productive discussion' about an American security guarantee for a Ukrainian peace agreement.
Asked if he felt satisfied with the so -called backstop after discussions with Trump, Sir Keir said: “I thought we had a very productive discussion.
“It is clear, as the president says, the deal must come first. But yes, our teams are going to talk about how we ensure that deals are sticks, permanent and forced. So our teams will talk about that. '
Sir Keir paid tribute to Trump's “personal dedication to bring peace” in Ukraine and said that the VK “is ready to place boots on the spot and planes in the air to support a deal.”
He said: 'We are now focused on bringing a lasting end to the Barbaarse War in Ukraine.
“Mr. President, I welcome your deep and personal dedication to bring peace and to stop the murders.
There were signs of 'bromance' bloom between Sir Keir Starmer and Donald Trump when the couple met today in the White House, a body language expert said
President Donald Trump and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer shake hands at the press conference
'You have created a moment of enormous opportunity to reach a historic peace agreement.
'A deal that I think would be celebrated in Ukraine and all over the world. That's the price. But we have to do it well … It cannot be peace that rewards the aggressor or which encourages regimes such as Iran.
'We agree that history must be on the side of the peacemaker, not the intruder.
'So the bet, they could not be higher.
'We are determined to work together to deliver a lot. Today we discussed a plan to reach a peace that is difficult and honest. That Ukraine will help shape. This is supported by strength to prevent Putin from coming back for more.
'I work closely with other European leaders here and I am clear that the UK is ready to place boots on the floor and planes in the air to support a deal. Working together with our allies, because that is the only way peace will last. '
