Theresa May corrected Trump after rant on 'no
While dining on beef ribs at the White House last year   President Trump  told British Prime Minister Theresa May that  he  believes there are "no-go areas" in London because of mass contingents of Islamic extremists  according to a report.
 Trump 's comments  apparently made during May's Washington visit nearly a year ago  echoes a widely debunked right-wing conspiracy theory about "no-go zones" in European cities.
The prime minister  unnerved by  Trump 's claim  chose to speak up and "correct him " Chris Wilkins  a former strategy director for the May administration  told Bloomberg News.
 Trump  apparently bulldozed forward  Wilkins said  telling May that Brexit — Britain's controversial withdrawal from the European Union — would be the "making of us."
Theresa May not worried about  President Trump’s  mental health
"It's going to be a brilliant thing "  Trump  apparently said of the EU referendum  which critics say will harm the British economy and isolate it from the rest of the world.
The White House did not immediately return a request for comment from the Daily News about  Trump 's "no-go" remarks.
Phone calls between the  Trump  and May are usually tense  a source said. (Alex Wong/Getty Images)
 Trump 's relationship with May has soured since  he  retweeted a string of Islamophobic and ostensibly fabricated videos from Britain First last year. May rebuked  Trump 's retweets  informing  him  that the far-right group "seeks to divide communities by their use of hateful narratives that peddle lies and stoke tensions."
The subsequent backlash that  Trump  faced in the British press apparently upset  him  and  he  complained to May about it.
The other Theresa May wants  President Trump  to watch  his  tweets
Amid warnings of mass protests   Trump  told the prime minister in a phone call last fall that he would not make a state visit to the U.K. unless she could ensure him a warm welcome  sources told Bloomberg News.
Befuddled by the demand  May reportedly told  Trump  that's not the way things work in Britain and that there wasn't much she could do.
 Donald Trump  in the White House
Phone calls between the two leaders are usually tense  with  Trump  dominating the discussions and May struggling to get an occasional point across  a source said.
Trump and May's relationship degraded further after  he  recently canceled a planned February trip to London for the official opening of a new U.S. embassy.  His  decision to can the trip came amid renewed warnings of mass protests  but  Trump  maintained that  he 's not going to London because  he 's not a "big fan" of the new embassy building  which  he  incorrectly claimed was acquired by the Obama administration. The new building  which  Trump  called a "bad deal " was actually brokered under President George W. Bush.
While dining on beef ribs at the White House last year   President Trump  told British Prime Minister Theresa May that  he  believes there are "no-go areas" in London because of mass contingents of Islamic extremists  according to a report.
 Trump 's comments  apparently made during May's Washington visit nearly a year ago  echoes a widely debunked right-wing conspiracy theory about "no-go zones" in European cities.
The prime minister  unnerved by  Trump 's claim  chose to speak up and "correct him " Chris Wilkins  a former strategy director for the May administration  told Bloomberg News.
 Trump  apparently bulldozed forward  Wilkins said  telling May that Brexit — Britain's controversial withdrawal from the European Union — would be the "making of us."
Theresa May not worried about  President Trump’s  mental health
"It's going to be a brilliant thing "  Trump  apparently said of the EU referendum  which critics say will harm the British economy and isolate it from the rest of the world.
The White House did not immediately return a request for comment from the Daily News about  [TGT] 's "no-go" remarks.
Phone calls between the  Trump  and May are usually tense  a source said. (Alex Wong/Getty Images)
 [TGT] 's relationship with May has soured since  [TGT]  retweeted a string of Islamophobic and ostensibly fabricated videos from Britain First last year. May rebuked  [TGT] 's retweets  informing  him  that the far-right group "seeks to divide communities by their use of hateful narratives that peddle lies and stoke tensions."
The subsequent backlash that  Trump  faced in the British press apparently upset  him  and  he  complained to May about it.
The other Theresa May wants  President Trump  to watch  his  tweets
Amid warnings of mass protests   Trump  told the prime minister in a phone call last fall that he would not make a state visit to the U.K. unless she could ensure him a warm welcome  sources told Bloomberg News.
Befuddled by the demand  May reportedly told  Trump  that's not the way things work in Britain and that there wasn't much she could do.
 Donald Trump  in the White House
Phone calls between the two leaders are usually tense  with  Trump  dominating the discussions and May struggling to get an occasional point across  a source said.
Trump and May's relationship degraded further after  he  recently canceled a planned February trip to London for the official opening of a new U.S. embassy.  His  decision to can the trip came amid renewed warnings of mass protests  but  Trump  maintained that  he 's not going to London because  he 's not a "big fan" of the new embassy building  which  he  incorrectly claimed was acquired by the Obama administration. The new building  which  Trump  called a "bad deal " was actually brokered under President George W. Bush.