UK's new foreign secretary once called Trump 'a neo-Nazi-sympathizing sociopath'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : "It doesn't matter who is in No. 10 -- you work with the United States," Lammy said in an interview with Sky News in January, referring to the U.K. prime minister's residence, which Labour head Keir Starmer entered on Friday.
36% : "The 2018 Time article was published ahead of Trump's first visit to the U.K., and Lammy committed to be one of "tens of thousands on the streets, protesting against our government's capitulation to this tyrant in a toupee.""Trump is not only a woman-hating, neo-Nazi-sympathizing sociopath.
30% : Lammy added that he would work to counter criticisms by Trump and other Republican lawmakers against NATO and support for Ukraine, saying that part of the job of foreign minister is "also to try and persuade and use your influence.
15% : He has previously addressed his 2018 criticism of Trump and pledged to work with the former president if he is elected in November.
5% : "Lammy criticized Trump as slandering and insulting London for political benefit, and that "Trump has barely concealed his racist attacks on the U.K."Lammy is described as an outspoken and prominent advocate for social justice and minority issues.

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