Mn. Johnson: The US is ready for a trade agreement in their new government

British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson said today that the next US government wants to reach a free trade agreement with Britain.

Johnson, who traveled earlier this week to the US to meet with senior advisers of the newly elected president of the country Donald Trump said in parliament that he found "a vast amount of good mood" for Britain.

"There was a huge good will reserve for the United Kingdom on Capitol Hill and heavily understanding that now is the time to have a free trade agreement," said Johnson.

"They want to do and want to do it quickly and this understanding was very strong and very compelling from the next government side."