00:00Good to see you.
00:01I hope you're okay.
00:02Don't get hit in the head with a knife.
00:03You know what?
00:04I'm trying.
00:05Do you want a socket, though?
00:06Do you want a socket?
00:07By the way, I heard.
00:08Good news.
00:09Good news is right.
00:10I tell you what.
00:11That's probably because of the Prime Minister.
00:12I'm not lost a game.
00:13I'm to the Labour government of 2021.
00:14He's got more coming out of the Prime Minister.
00:15It looks like it.
00:16Well, welcome.
00:17And it's good that we had a long conversation on the phone when you won.
00:18Give me your hand there, pal.
00:19We're the best of allies, maybe, in the whole world.
00:31And we really need to continue to cooperate.
00:37A lot we can talk about.
00:38And I think that we start off, we can talk about football.
00:43We call it soccer.
00:44By the way, you know, soccer has become incredibly popular here in the United States.
00:51It's really growing.
00:53But at any rate, there's a lot going on.
00:56I think you're seeking closer ties with Europe.
01:01It's good for all of us, the Transatlantic Alliance.
01:03I think it's a great idea that we're going to be working together on.
01:07I thought we had a good meeting today in NATO.
01:09I thought we had a good meeting.
01:11And I think things are moving in the right direction.
01:14I feel really optimistic about where things are going.
01:17But welcome, welcome, welcome.
01:20Thank you very much, Mr. President.
01:22And firstly, congratulations on a really successful summit.
01:26It's been an incredibly important moment.
01:29Seventy-five years of bigger NATO, a stronger NATO, and a NATO with the resolve that we need.
01:36I thought the medal, the honor, for Jens Stoltenberg yesterday was a very special moment.
01:43I don't think he was expecting it.
01:45No, he wasn't.
01:46He was leaving, and I intervened when he was going to leave.
01:51And I swear to God, my knees are banging to say, no, I'm only kidding.
01:55But I talked to him in the stand, and his wife still talked to me.
01:58She spoke to me yesterday.
01:59I had lunch with him when he was just about to get to the Central Bank and was saying, I'm free.
02:04And then you spoke to him, and he's still in the job.
02:07He's done a great job, done a great job.
02:11But the special relationship is so important.
02:14It's forged in difficult circumstances, endured for so long, and stronger now than ever.
02:21So we're very pleased to be able to come so early in the government to recommit to NATO,
02:28to recommit to the special relationship,
02:30and to have the opportunity to discuss these affairs with you is really important for us.
02:36I kind of see you guys as not tying the transatlantic alliance together.
02:44The closer you are with Europe, the more you're engaged, the more,
02:47because we know where you are, and we know where we are with other countries.
02:52I think that's absolutely right.
02:54Now we go into a cup final on Sunday, on top of all of that.
02:59Very good.
03:00I actually watched, I began to watch the game with the Netherlands, with the Prime Minister,
03:05but we left at 1.30.
03:10You guys are still talking about it?
03:12We haven't seen each other since.
03:15But we've got a lot to talk about.
03:17Thank you all for coming out.
03:19Thank you, sir.
03:24Thank you.
