JEREMY Corbyn has vowed to confront Trump over the NHS when he sees him at the Nato leader dinner at Buckingham Palace this evening.
The Labour boss said he would make clear that our health service would not be up for grabs in any post-Brexit trade deal with the US.
DING-DON
But the Labour leader told BBC Radio 2s Jeremy Vine that he would welcome the US President and treat him with respect.
Mr Corbyn said: I will make clear that any trade relationship with the USA would absolutely not involve access to our public services and crucially our health service.
He added: Tonight theres a reception and Im happy that if hes there Ill meet him.
It came after Philip Schofield forced Mr Corbyn to apologise for Labours anti-Semitism scandal live on This Morning.
The leftie boss snapped at the veteran presenter as he was grilled on air over alleged abuse of Jewish people from party members.
JUST SAY SORRY
Mr Corbyn said: Obviously Im very sorry for everything that has happened. But I want to make this clear, I am dealing with it, I have dealt with it.
It comes after the Labour leader refused dodged giving an apology four times during an interview with the BBCs Andrew Neil last week despite saying sorry in the past.
Mr Corbyn has faced tough questions on his partys reputation for anti-semitism after Britains chief rabbi said he was not fit for office.
Ephraim Mirvis says that a new poison has taken hold in Labour sanctioned from the very top.
But Mr Corbyn told Schofield and co-host Holly Willoughby that he wants everyone in this country feel secure there is no place for antisemitism in this country.
NHS DEAL
Mr Corbyn was also questioned on his claims that leaked documents proved Tory ministers had discussed selling off the NHS in a post-Brext trade deal with Donald Trump.
Phil asked the Labour boss if he had read it and said evidence suggested it may have been downloaded off Reddit.
Mr Corbyn said: I held the dossier up because it had been released and Id seen it and at no stage up until today has anyone challenged the veracity of that document.
If the document is not accurate then why has it been out there all that time and no minister has said its inaccurate.
The minutes are there of meetings that involve Liam fox and Donald Trump himself says that nothing is off the table and that includes the NHS.
SCRAPPING MI5
Mr Corbyn was forced to deny he wanted MI5 abolished after Boris Johnson claimed the Labour boss wanted to disband the intelligence service.
He told Phil and Holly that he was simply “calling for accountability for all our services”.
He was also asked if he believed that life should mean life after London Bridge terrorist Usman Khan was released from prison on licence when staged the attack.
Mr Corbyn said: I think prison sentences should be decided by the courts and the manner of the sentence should be decided by a combination with the prison service.
He added: Our prison service is woefully under-funded and the rehabilitation and programs to stop people being radicalised are often insufficient in prison.
LIFE AFTER THE ELECTION
The Islington North candidate also appeared to confirm his hunger to stay on as Labour boss after the election.
He said: I feel Im fit, I feel Im quite young enough to do the job.”
When asked what his next move would be in the party lost the vote on December 12, he said: I’m intending on winning.
“Listen, my principles, my life, my work is the same whatever I’m doing.”
VINE GRILLING
Mr Corbyn was later probed by BBC Radio 2 host Jeremy Vine where he dodged giving an answer on his plunging popularity with voters.
A poll in September suggested he was the most unpopular opposition leader of past 45 years with a rating of minus 60.
But Mr Corbyn refused to give an opinion on his woeful numbers, adding: It (the campaign) is not just about me… it’s about the manifesto.”
The Labour boss has also pledged to help the Waspi women who lost out financially as a result of changes to pension age but was vague on how he would pay for it.
Mr Corbyn simply said economic headroom would free up cash for the pledge.
Mr Corbyns appearance on This Morning and the BBC comes after Boris Johnson told HOAR that he was a security risk who would bow down to Britains enemies.
Mr Johnson said the Labour leaders long history of siding with the IRA, Palestinian terrorists and the Kremlin makes him a terrifying prospect as PM.
Mr Johnson, in an exclusive interview with HOAR, said: Every time he has the chance, he sides with our enemies. He spent the long years of the Cold War basically on the other side.
