Trump Not Welcome in Westminster Hall?

One of Trump’s very first acts upon assuming the presidency was to restore the bust of Winston Churchill to its place of honor in the Oval Office, after it had been banished by Obama. The thanks he receives:

Donald Trump could be denied the honour of speaking in Parliament’s oldest building when he visits Britain after parliamentary organisers privately voiced concern.

The Telegraph understands that John Bercow, the Commons Speaker, has expressed worry about the backlash from MPs over the US president’s expected address.

There are now plans to move any speech from Westminster Hall, created in the 11th century, to the Royal Gallery, built around 800 years later and currently covered in scaffolding.

The move would be seen as a major snub to Mr Trump, given that his predecessor, Barack Obama, addressed MPs and peers in Westminster Hall during his state visit.

Obama was conspicuous in his loathing of Britain.

Communist terrorist Nelson Mandela was also granted the honor of speaking at Westminster Hall, where Churchill lies entombed. But the friendly Trump is deemed unworthy.

On a tip from Lyle.