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PUBLISHED: 20:26, 25 June 2016 | UPDATED: 02:59, 27 June 2016

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Look who's coming to dinner: Trump dines with Rupert Murdoch and wife Jerry Hall at posh Scottish golf course – but the meal's on the house because The Donald owns the place!

Murdoch and Hall came to golf course in northeast Scotland on Saturday

The Republican presidential candidate had just finished walking around the course, pointing out expansive sea views and talking politics with reporters

Murdoch only warmed to his White House ambitions three months ago

The Australian media mogul's family is originally from the same region of Scotland where Trump opened his International Golf Links in 2012

By DAVID MARTOSKO, U.S. POLITICAL EDITOR FOR http://DAILYMAIL.COM IN ABERDEENS

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3660027/Look-s-coming-dinner-Trump-dines-Rupert-Murdoch-wife-Jerry-Hall-posh-Scottish-golf-course-meal-s-house-Donald-owns-place.html

By DAVID MARTOSKO, U.S. POLITICAL EDITOR FOR http://DAILYMAIL.COM IN ABERDEENSHIRE, SCOTLAND

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PUBLISHED: 20:26, 25 June 2016 | UPDATED: 02:59, 27 June 2016

Donald Trump welcomed Rupert Murdoch and his wife Jerry Hall for dinner at his luxurious golf course in northeast Scotland on Saturday, the final event of a two-day tour of his properties there.

Murdoch, 80, arrived at around 5:15 with wife Jerry Hall, 59, a former model who was previously married to Rolling Stone rocker Mick Jagger.

The pair rode up the road to the clubhouse in an SUV with Trump himself.

The MacLeod House, a restored 15th Century mansion on the grounds of the Trump International Golf Links Scotland, was the site of the meal.

After a visit to the clubhouse, the trio rode to the MacLeod house in a golf cart with Trump driving and Murdoch and Hall sitting in the back seat, facing backward. Hall moved to the front seat minutes later, leaving her husband alone in the back A spokeswoman for the golf course said Trump typically orders the king prawn cocktail and a steak when he visits, both of which were options on Saturday's menu.

The Trump campaign would not confirm how large the dining party was, but the golf course spokeswoman said she expected that 'Mr. Trump's family and others' would likely be included.

The main 'other' on the two-day trip to Scotland is Steven Mnuchin, the Trump campaign's finance chairman.

That he would spend two days overseas instead of organizing fundraisers and shaking the trees for campaign funds drew raised eyebrows among reporters following Trump from hole to hole as he pointed out the expansive sea views.

Murdoch, the executive chairman of News Corporation – the parent company of the Fox news Channel – was worth $12.7 billion as of 2015.

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He was initially cool to Trump's candidacy during the Republican primary, but began singing his praises in March.

'If he becomes inevitable' as the nominee, Murdoch tweeted on March 2, the GOP 'would be mad not to unify' behind him.

Wealthy travelers in Aberdeenshire can rent out the entire MacLeod House manse, which the property managers describe as 'Donald J. Trump's Scottish residence,' for fees that start at £8,950 for a two-night package.

That amount covers meals and accommodations for up to 36 people, along with a single round of golf for everyone.

For an extra charge, guests can indulge in 'whisky tastings, clay pigeon shooting, castle tours and mountain walks,' according to the spokeswoman.

Trump made sure reporters following him as he inspected the golf course knew that Murdoch would be his guest.

'I have Rupert Murdoch coming for dinner tonight,' he told http://DailyMail.com – and then shouted to his press secretary Hope Hicks.

'Did you mention that, Hope? Spread it!' he yelled.

Murdoch's family roots are in Scotland's northeast. His grandfather emigrated from near the Aberdenshire golf course, later moving to Australia.

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FARAGE AND MURDOCK !!!

FARAGE AND RUPERT MURDOCH AT A GARDEN PARTY IN 2016 - POSTED FOR ARCHIVE AND RESEARCH !!

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What Happened When Lily Allen Went To A Garden Party With Nigel Farage And Rupert Murdoch?

We're living in a weird post-Brexit world where Lily Allen goes to garden parties with Rupert Murdoch and Nigel Farage and live tweets it for all of us to see….

https://graziadaily.co.uk/celebrity/news/happened-lily-allen-went-garden-party-nigel-farage-rupert-murdoch/

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BY VICKY SPRATT | POSTED ON04 07 2016

Social media has become quite the political weapon in recent weeks. During Glastonbury the Labour Party’s Deputy Leader, Tom Watson, was snapchatting away while things back in Westminster fell apart. It's also been reported that politicians across different parties have been using WhatsApp to plot with groups exploring topics such as how to stop Boris Johnson becomming leader.

Over the weekend an unlikely anarchist in the shape of Lily Allen’s Twitter, was instrumental in breaking another major political story. Lily Allen was at a garden party hosted by the owner of The Evening Standard and Independent owner, Evgeny Lebedev, when saw something that she just couldn’t not share with her followers.

Media mogul and king maker, Rupert Murdoch who owns The Sun and The Times among other organisations, was having lunch with the (now former) UKIP leader Nigel Farage and Conservative leadership candidate Liam Fox. Lily Allen live tweeted it.

Nigel Farage has, previously, been very vocal about this country’s ‘out of touch’ politicians and media elites. So the sight of him sipping away and chatting to one of the world’s biggest media moguls could be seen as somewhat hypocritical. Allen’s picture of Farage also exposed his highly questionable taste in shoes. Allen took particular aim at Murdoch himself, referring to him as ‘Lord Voldemort’.

Allen also tweeted a video of the three men ‘breaking bread’ in which she called them all ‘wankers’. In a world where we see politicians from supposedly ‘opposed’ sides of debates, particularly at the moment with the fallout from Brexit, it’s somewhat worrying realise that much of it is performance and that they can sit quite happily and civilly having lunch at an exclusive invite-only garden party. We’re currently witnessing a political pantomime about Britain’s membership of the EU play out on our TV screens and front pages, which has very real implications for all of us.

Speaking to The Guardian Allen said that other guests at the elite garden party had advised her not to post pictures of Rupert Murdoch. She, said ‘his publications have been making money from publishing pictures of me, though.’She also added, ‘the interesting thing is that these people will go on about how much they hate each other but they are willing to sit and break bread with each other. It just shows that it is a game, it is not real.’

In (probably) unrelated news, Nigel Farage announced this morning that he would be stepping down as leader of UKIP. He's resigned before so only time will tell whether he's gone for good this time. In a statement he said 'I've done my bit…now I want my life back.' Post-Brexit our political leaders are dropping like flies - Cameron, Boris and now Farage. We look forward to Lily Allen bumping into all of them chillaxing at a garden party soon.