00:00Mr. President, you talked about the European Union.
00:06Can you tell us what the status is on talks on those who signed with the U.K. today?
00:11I don't feel that they're offering a fair deal yet.
00:15They've been very tough over the years.
00:17If you look at European Union, they formed in order to hurt the United States on trade.
00:23And we're either going to make a good deal or they'll just pay whatever we say they have to pay.
00:27What about the Japanese? You met briefly with Prime Minister Oshima?
00:30We had a great conversation. I thought he was terrific, excellent.
00:34I was very friendly with Shinzo Abe, Prime Minister.
00:37He was a great man, but I think he's going to do a very good job.
00:42Do you think you have a chance of a deal there?
00:45A chance? They're tough. Japanese are tough.
00:49But ultimately, you have to understand, we're just going to send a letter and say this is what you're going to pay.
00:53Otherwise, you don't have to do business with us.
00:56There's a chance of a deal.
00:57They want figures for the auto tariffs as well. Is that on the table?
01:00Let's see what happens.
01:01Anything else?
01:02It's a road attack in Keynes.
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