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Hi there, I'm Katrina Perry.
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because each week here on The President's Path we walk back along the latest actions of President Trump and his administration.
This week we're talking foreign relations and relationships as President Trump comes back from his second state visit to the UK.
Today I'm joined by our senior reporter,
Bernd Boosman, and assistant news editor Courtney Supermonion.
Hi guys, how are you?
Hi Katrina, how are you guys?
Good, I mean we're talking at the end of what's been a really big week for the BBC.
Bigging up the British part of our name with the state visit by President Trump to the UK.
I mean,
no matter who the president is hosting a state visit like that is huge and it puts international relations in this case,
the special relationship.
Right front and center doesn't it and you know how many times have we said the word special relationship over the past week and it's just it's coming at a really interesting timing ahead of the United Nations General Assembly in New York next week when all of the relationships special or otherwise between.
America and all the other nations and between themselves as well will be the forefront of what we're thinking about what we're talking about so I thought maybe we might have a look.
at those relationships and how President Trump is handling those foreign relationships.