Guerre en Ukraine, Gaza, relation UE-États-Unis... La rencontre entre Keir Starmer et Donald Trump

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Donald Trump s'est exprimé sur la guerre en Ukraine et sa relation avec Poutine lors de sa rencontre avec le Premier ministre anglais, Keir Starmer, lundi 28 juillet, à Turnberry en Écosse.

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00:00:00Il y a des gens qui vont dire que c'est le prix que vous payez,

00:00:03mais nous n'aimerais pas dire ça, nous n'aimerais pas dire ça.

00:00:06Et je ne pense pas que les gens de l'Israël veulent dire ça,

00:00:08c'est assez incroyable.

00:00:10Il y a beaucoup de gens qui vont dire que c'est tout fait,

00:00:12et qu'il y a quelque chose.

00:00:14Vous pouvez aussi dire que la vitesse peut être meilleure pour les hostages.

00:00:18Avec la vitesse, vous pouvez avoir une meilleure chance,

00:00:21parce qu'ils sont en profondeur.

00:00:23Ils sont en profondeur.

00:00:25Vous avez vu l'Octobre 7th et vous avez vu le damage et le horre qu'ils ont commis.

00:00:31Les gens ne peuvent pas oublier ça.

00:00:33Ils tendent à oublier ça, mais ils ne peuvent pas oublier ça.

00:00:35C'était une des choses que j'ai jamais vu.

00:00:39Et vous ne pouvez pas oublier ça.

00:00:41Donc, nous sommes très involvés.

00:00:43Les premiers ministres sont involvés.

00:00:44Je suis involvée.

00:00:45Je pense que je peux parler.

00:00:46Nous avons juste signé un très grand délai,

00:00:48le plus grand de tous les autres.

00:00:50Oui.

00:00:52La Union européenne est très involvée.

00:00:54Je pense qu'il y a beaucoup plus grand délai pour aider le palestiniennes.

00:01:01Mais la région de Gaza,

00:01:04une autre façon de définir la région de Gaza,

00:01:07c'est un très trouble place.

00:01:09Et ça a été pour beaucoup, beaucoup d'années.

00:01:10Ça a été pour beaucoup, beaucoup d'années.

00:01:13Donc, c'est pas comme ça qui s'est passé.

00:01:15Ça a été pour une longue période de temps.

00:01:17Donc, c'est ça.

00:01:19Je pense que notre hearts est en le bon endroit.

00:01:24Nous avons des bonnes nouvelles,

00:01:26parce que la récente guerre que vous avez vu,

00:01:29que vous avez vu,

00:01:29que vous avez vu, je pense.

00:01:31Et c'est le plus de cinq.

00:01:36Nous avons vu six que nous avons arrêté.

00:01:38J'ai arrêté six wars dans les dernières...

00:01:40Je pense qu'il y a un mois par mois.

00:01:44Mais les trois dernières sont très près.

00:01:46Indien, Pakistan et beaucoup d'entre eux.

00:01:49Congo et Rwanda.

00:01:52Mais vous probableziez,

00:01:55je ne vais pas parler de plus,

00:01:56parce que je ne sais pas les dernières chiffres.

00:01:59Je ne sais pas.

00:02:00Numerous de gens ont été assassinés.

00:02:02Et je suis en train de voir deux pays

00:02:04que nous sommes bien,

00:02:05très différents pays.

00:02:07Et je pense qu'ils ont été assassinés par 500 ans.

00:02:11Intermittent.

00:02:13Et nous avons eu l'ai fait.

00:02:16Il a été fait.

00:02:17Il a été fait.

00:02:18Il a été fait.

00:02:19Il a été fait.

00:02:20Il a été fait.

00:02:21Il a été fait.

00:02:22Il a été fait.

00:02:23Il a été fait.

00:02:24Il a été fait.

00:02:25Et je vais vous parler de deux premiers

00:02:27qui j'ai eu l'ai fait très bien.

00:02:30Et je vais parler à eux

00:02:31après cette meeting.

00:02:32Et je vous remercie.

00:02:34Mais c'est un honneur d'être invosélié.

00:02:36C'est un honneur d'être.

00:02:37C'est un honneur d'être.

00:02:38Et il a été très malheureux.

00:02:40Et il a été très malheureux.

00:02:41Donc, nous avons fait un bon travail.

00:02:44Nous avons eu l'ai fait.

00:02:45Nous avons eu l'ai eu levé.

00:02:46Nous avons eu de la première ministre.

00:02:47Nous avons eu l'ai eu besoin.

00:02:48Nous avons eu l'ai eu besoin de l'aide.

00:02:49Nous avons eu l'ai eu beaucoup.

00:02:51Et nous allons continuer.

00:02:54Nous avons eu un honneur.

00:02:55Nous devons nous prendre un besoin

00:02:56de la dignité des communautés de l'Union.

00:02:58On ce qu'ils a eu l'apporté,

00:03:00les «Gazes Strip ».

00:03:01Vous nez pas entendre les gens trop jamais.

00:03:02Vous nez pas entendre les Gazes Strip.

00:03:06C'est magnifique que c'est pas être handled un peu différemment.

00:03:13Nous allons mettre des centres alimentaires et nous allons faire ça en conjonction avec

00:03:18des gens très bons et nous allons supply des fonds et nous avons juste pris des trillions

00:03:25de dollars.

00:03:26Nous avons beaucoup d'argent et nous allons dépenser un peu d'argent et d'autres nations

00:03:32et d'autres ont appelés et d'autres ont appelés et qu'ils veulent être aidés.

00:03:42Donc, nous allons mettre des centres alimentaires où les gens peuvent entrer.

00:03:46Nous n'avons pas d'avoir des fenêtres.

00:03:49Ils ne voient pas d'argent.

00:03:50Ils voient de la nourriture de 30, je dirais, d'aujourd'hui.

00:03:56Ils voient de la nourriture, mais ils n'ont pas d'argent parce qu'ils ont des fenêtres

00:04:01et qu'ils ne voient pas d'argent.

00:04:02C'est incroyable ce qu'il s'est passé.

00:04:04Donc, nous allons travailler très bien ensemble avec votre pays.

00:04:08C'est un grand pays.

00:04:10Nous avons aussi discuté d'Inside que nous sommes, vous savez,

00:04:14il y a une nouvelle chose qui s'est passé avec regard à l'énergie du nucléaire.

00:04:18Et le Président est regardé à cela très fortement.

00:04:22Et je sais que vous avez des Roles-Royce nucléaires.

00:04:25C'est très bien.

00:04:26C'est très bien.

00:04:27C'est très bien.

00:04:28En effet, vous êtes aussi des Roles-Royce ou des nucléaires ou des nucléaires.

00:04:33Les主es, les pluses, les pluses, les pluses pluses et pluses.

00:04:36Mais les pluses sont intéressants.

00:04:39Ils font un petit et très facile, très safe.

00:04:42Et si ils ont besoin de plus, ils se connectent à autre plant.

00:04:44Et ils ont une série de plantes.

00:04:45Et ils ont une série de plantes.

00:04:46Il n'est pas du 20 milliards de plant.

00:04:49Ça devient difficile pour beaucoup de gens à faire.

00:04:52Donc, nous étions étudiants.

00:04:54Et ça sent que vous êtes très loin pour progress.

00:04:56mais c'est une bonne chose que vous faites sur le nucléaire.

00:04:58Nous avons créé le nucléaire un peu deux mois avant.

00:05:01Et c'est maintenant safe et très cher.

00:05:04Nous voyons que le nucléaire est une grande partie de l'avenir

00:05:07quand nous voulons de l'énergie sustainable.

00:05:11Et je pense que, entre les deux, nous pouvons travailler beaucoup plus clôté.

00:05:15Et nous avons apprécié que c'est notre ambition, notre aspiration.

00:05:20Et c'est ce qui va être une partie de l'avenir quand on parle de l'énergie.

00:05:23Et vous pouvez voir dans les dernières années,

00:05:25que l'énergie a été weaponisée.

00:05:27Les prix ont dicté les familles et les entreprises

00:05:31dans le pays du pays.

00:05:33Et donc, l'avoir pris le contrôle de l'énergie est un grand prix.

00:05:37Donc, le plus que nous pouvons travailler sur le sujet,

00:05:39les plus que les réacteurs sont un grand part de l'avenir.

00:05:43Et nous avons des grandes entreprises comme Rolls-Royce qui sont en train de faire.

00:05:47Donc, je suis très heureux de travailler avec vous, M. le Président.

00:05:51Le Président.

00:05:53Le Président.

00:05:55Le Président.

00:05:57C'est une autre option que vous avez si vous avez,

00:06:01mais c'est une place très intéressante sur l'avenir.

00:06:03que vous avez là-bas, si ils ont changé leur thinking,

00:06:07vous avez un grand et un grand asset.

00:06:10Il y a beaucoup de ressources

00:06:12d'un des ressources underground.

00:06:16Mais c'est une décision pour vous de faire.

00:06:18Mais c'est un très grand place.

00:06:21Et c'est considéré le capital de l'Europe.

00:06:24C'est une autre option que vous avez.

00:06:27Nous sommes bien comme pays.

00:06:30Et je pense que le Premier ministre,

00:06:34il a été tellement supporté de nous,

00:06:36et tellement fort, et tellement respecté.

00:06:40Et je respecte le plus aujourd'hui que je faisais

00:06:43parce que j'ai juste rencontré sa famille.

00:06:45Il a une famille perfecte.

00:06:47Et ça n'est jamais facile à acheter.

00:06:49Mais...

00:06:50Mais...

00:06:51Je t'ai pas de crédit pour l'autre.

00:06:52Mais c'est devenu un grand ami.

00:06:54Et ensemble, nous avons un deal

00:06:55qui n'a pas été fait.

00:06:57C'est devenu un deal très bon pour les hauts.

00:07:01C'est devenu un deal qui est très bon pour les hauts.

00:07:04Et très, très bien reçu ici,

00:07:06et dans le monde.

00:07:08C'est devenu un des hauts.

00:07:09Merci beaucoup.

00:07:10Je suis très bien.

00:07:12Monsieur le Président, je vous souhaite une question

00:07:13de russi.

00:07:14On russi, vous avez dit que vous avez voulu changer

00:07:16la deadline de 50 jours.

00:07:18C'est donc votre nouvelle deadline?

00:07:20Je vais vous donner un nouveau deadline

00:07:21C'est un nouveau délai de 10 ou 12 jours d'aujourd'hui.

00:07:27Il n'y a pas de raison d'être attendre.

00:07:29Il n'y a pas de raison d'être attendre.

00:07:31Il n'y a pas de 50 jours.

00:07:32Je veux être gentil, mais nous ne voulons pas voir des progrès.

00:07:38Monsieur le Président, sur Gaza, vous avez parlé de la mise en place des centres en conjuntion avec d'autres organisations.

00:07:43Vous parlez de la Gaza Humanitaire Foundation ou des organisations de reconnaissance d'aide.

00:07:47Comment ça va-t-il?

00:07:49Le Président, on va travailler avec les États-Unis.

00:07:51On va aider avec le nourriture.

00:07:53On a beaucoup d'accès à la nourriture.

00:07:55On a beaucoup de nourriture.

00:07:56On va prendre le nourriture et on va s'assurer qu'il n'y a pas des barrières.

00:08:01Vous avez vu les zones où ils ont des nourritures et les gens sont screaming pour le nourriture.

00:08:07Ils sont 35, 40 yers de l'autre et ils ne vont pas les laisser parce qu'ils ont des lignes qui sont installés.

00:08:13Et si ils sont installés par Hamas ou par quelqu'un, ils sont très strictes.

00:08:19Et nous devons avoir des lignes.

00:08:20Mais nous allons avoir de la nourriture et de la nourriture.

00:08:23Nous pouvons sauver beaucoup de gens.

00:08:25Je veux dire, certains de ces enfants sont...

00:08:27C'est une vraie starvation.

00:08:28Je vois ça.

00:08:29Et vous ne pouvez pas faire ça.

00:08:31Et vous avez fait ça.

00:08:32Donc, nous allons être encore plus en train de faire.

00:08:36Nous avons fait des air lifts, des airdrops et des gens sont rassemblés.

00:08:41Et les premiers sont en train de nous.

00:08:44Ils sont très efficaces avec ça.

00:08:46Vous avez fait ça depuis.

00:08:46Ils ont fait ça depuis.

00:08:47Ils ont fait ça depuis 100 ans très bien.

00:08:50C'est pas très difficile.

00:08:52C'est pas très difficile à faire, en fait.

00:08:54Vous savez que vous aimez Scotland.

00:08:56Vous êtes le plus scottish présidente ever dans le White House.

00:09:00Est-ce qu'il y a une meilleure deal à être fait pour Scotland,

00:09:03pour la scottish industrie et le deal que vous avez fait avec le Prime Minister ?

00:09:07Whisky, pour l'example.

00:09:08Alors, nous avons...

00:09:10Je veux dire, je veux dire, je veux Scotland.

00:09:11Vous savez, ma mère aimait Scotland.

00:09:14Et elle aimait le Queen.

00:09:16Je ne sais pas.

00:09:17Je ne sais pas.

00:09:18Je ne sais pas.

00:09:19Monarchistes, je ne sais pas.

00:09:21Je ne sais pas.

00:09:22Mais elle aimait le Queen.

00:09:23Mais elle aimait le Queen.

00:09:24Quand elle aimait le Queen.

00:09:25Elle aimait la TV.

00:09:26Et elle aimait le Queen.

00:09:27Et elle aimait le Queen.

00:09:28Et elle aimait le Queen.

00:09:29Je vais venir à Scotland une fois par année.

00:09:31Avec ma mère, Marianne,

00:09:32Et parfois, ma petite meilleure.

00:09:35Et elle aimait l'outre-en-ciel.

00:09:38Mais elles aimait le Présent-ciel de la Terre.

00:09:40Et nous avons parlé de l'Isle-lewes.

00:09:40Et nous avons parlé de Cetat-ciel de la Terre.

00:09:42Cetat-ciel de la Scotland.

00:09:45Cetat-ciel de la Scotland-ciel de la Terre.

00:09:48Il y avait pas de douleur.

00:09:49Donc, oui, ça me donne une fille…

00:09:52Vous savez, c'est différent pour aller à un autre pays.

00:09:54Vous n'avez pas un rapport avec un pays comme le peau.

00:09:56Mais c'est différent quand votre mère est born ici, en Stornaway.

00:10:00C'est un beau petit peu de place.

00:10:03Est-ce qu'il y a un meilleur deal pour scotland?

00:10:06Pour whisky, par exemple.

00:10:07Parce que votre love de scotland,

00:10:09est-ce qu'il y a un meilleur deal pour scotland?

00:10:12Comme whisky?

00:10:13Je pense que quand nous faisons notre deal,

00:10:15il y a beaucoup de choses à scotland.

00:10:17Peut-être qu'il y a beaucoup de choses à scotland.

00:10:19C'est un très bon deal.

00:10:21C'est un peu de choses à scotland.

00:10:23Et nous avons déjà réussi à faire des choses à scotland.

00:10:26Et nous allons réussir encore plus ensemble.

00:10:28C'est un peu de choses à scotland.

00:10:30Un peu de choses à scotland.

00:10:32Je sais que c'est.

00:10:33Mais c'est un peu de choses à scotland.

00:10:35Mais un peu de choses à scotland.

00:10:37Et, vous savez, je suis très particulière.

00:10:39C'est une partie de la monde que je veux voir thrive.

00:10:44C'est un peu de choses à thrive.

00:10:45Monsieur le Président,

00:10:46back à Gaza.

00:10:47Vous parlez de Hamas,

00:10:48vous parlez de la hamas,

00:10:49vous parlez de la hamas,

00:10:50et vous parlez de la hamas.

00:10:52Et si je peux demander à la hamas,

00:10:53vous avez une partie de l'aide d'Israel.

00:10:54Et si je peux demander à l'aide d'Israel,

00:10:56c'est ce qui peut être fait sur l'Israel ?

00:11:01Et ça peut être quelque chose qu'on vous et l'Unite

00:11:02peut travailler ensemble ?

00:11:03Il y a beaucoup de responsabilités.

00:11:05Ils sont hampés par le fait qu'il y a 20 hostages.

00:11:09Et les gens de l'Israel sont très concernés

00:11:12pour les 20 hostages.

00:11:13C'est très intéressant.

00:11:15Vous pouvez dire qu'ils peuvent être plus concernés

00:11:17pour la retribution de 20 hostages.

00:11:19mais ils veulent vraiment les 20 hôtes à survivre et vivre, pour faire ça.

00:11:27Vous savez, beaucoup de hôtes à mon office, le Oval Office.

00:11:31Et je me suis amazée par, je me suis demandé,

00:11:35est-ce qu'il y a un signe de l'amour ?

00:11:36Est-ce qu'il y a un signe de...

00:11:38Quand vous êtes un hôte et vous avez tous ces gens de Hamas autour de vous,

00:11:42parfois 100, parfois 10, parfois 2,

00:11:46mais vous êtes un hôte et vous êtes en un piste.

00:11:49C'est pas vraiment vraiment un piste, c'est un piste, un petit piste.

00:11:55Et certains disaient qu'ils ne pensaient pas qu'ils avaient l'air,

00:11:58qu'ils n'avaient pas d'air, qu'ils avaient l'air et qu'ils avaient l'air.

00:12:00Ils ont l'air d'un piste juste en temps, mais ils ne pouvaient pas le piste.

00:12:03Ils ont juste l'air d'un coup, ils ont l'air.

00:12:06Mais je disais, «ils ont jamais dit qu'ils ne vous enchaient pas,

00:12:09ne vous enchaient pas, vous allez être OK ?

00:12:10Ils ont jamais donné un peu de nourriture, même si c'était un peu de bread ?

00:12:15Ils n'ont jamais donné quelque chose pendant ce temps ?

00:12:16Et certains étaient là pour 400, 500 jours maintenant,

00:12:19c'est un long temps, une année et demi, plus que ça.

00:12:23Et une personne n'a dit qu'il n'y avait pas d'amour d'une personne.

00:12:26En other words, vous avez des milliers de personnes,

00:12:30et vous voyez ça dans les films,

00:12:32où quelqu'un est un prisonnier ou quelqu'un qui aide.

00:12:34Vous voyez ça dans le monde,

00:12:37où les gens se trouvent dans une maison,

00:12:41et vivent dans un attic en secret.

00:12:43Vous voyez des signes de choses.

00:12:46Je disais, «ils ont vu quelque chose ? »

00:12:48Ils ont dit qu'ils ne vous enchaient pas.

00:12:49Ils ont dit qu'ils ne vous enchaient pas.

00:12:51Je n'ai jamais reçu.

00:12:52Je n'ai jamais reçu une réponse à la question.

00:12:54Je n'ai jamais reçu une réponse qui a dit qu'ils ne voulaient pas.

00:12:58Le hâtre est juste incroyable.

00:13:00Mais sur, on l'accès à la nourriture de la nourriture,

00:13:03qu'est-ce qu'il y a plus qu'il y a plus qu'il y a plus qu'il y a plus ?

00:13:07Je pense qu'Israël peut faire beaucoup.

00:13:09Je vais dire qu'Iran,

00:13:12je pense qu'ils ont déjeuné dans cette dernière négociation.

00:13:17Vous imaginez le déjeuner qu'ils ont pris.

00:13:19Nous avons pris des possibilités nucléaires.

00:13:22Ils peuvent commencer à nouveau.

00:13:23Et si ils ont fait, ils vont faire un petit peu plus vite.

00:13:25Et vous pouvez pousser votre majeur à ça.

00:13:28Et nous devons faire ça.

00:13:30Nous allons faire ça brièvement et bien entendu.

00:13:33Ils ont dit…

00:13:35Iran a été envoyé des signales qui ont été envoyé.

00:13:37Je vous le dis.

00:13:38Pour un pays qui a été envoyé,

00:13:40ils ont envoyé très rapides.

00:13:43Ils ont envoyé de signales très mauvais.

00:13:45Et ils n'aideront pas de faire ça.

00:13:47Ils ont dit qu'ils ne devraient pas de faire ça.

00:13:48Ils ont parlé de choses qu'ils ne devraient pas de parler.

00:13:51on a recent show

00:13:54and the foreign minister

00:13:56saying things that he shouldn't be talking about

00:13:58shouldn't be saying

00:13:59and I think they got involved in this

00:14:02negotiation telling

00:14:03Hamas and giving

00:14:06Hamas signals and

00:14:08orders and that's not

00:14:10good

00:14:10I would say

00:14:13we need to get the postages out

00:14:15they've been held for a very very long time and we must always

00:14:18start from there

00:14:20but also recognise the situation on the ground

00:14:23in Gaza is absolutely intolerable

00:14:25and I think that

00:14:26certainly speaking for the British public

00:14:30and myself

00:14:30images of starving children in particular

00:14:34are

00:14:36revolting and there's a sense

00:14:38of revulsion in the British public at what they're

00:14:40seeing and they know

00:14:41and we know that humanitarian aid

00:14:44needs to get in at speed, at volume

00:14:46yes some can be airdropped

00:14:48and we're working with others with the

00:14:50in the US

00:14:51with Jordan

00:14:52on that but the trucks need to get in

00:14:55because that's the only way you can get the volume in

00:14:57and we do thank the President for the work he's done to try to get to a ceasefire

00:15:02which we desperately need

00:15:03but also to put aid in to the region

00:15:06there needs to be much more of that

00:15:08we need to galvanise other countries in support of getting that aid in

00:15:11and yes that does involve putting pressure on Israel

00:15:15because it absolutely, this is a humanitarian catastrophe

00:15:20now

00:15:21we also need

00:15:22to look beyond

00:15:24that situation to what then happens

00:15:27in the event of a ceasefire

00:15:29which is desperately needed

00:15:30and that's why I'm really pleased that we're

00:15:32having a discussion about what a peace plan

00:15:35would look like

00:15:35after that, the component parts of that

00:15:39and we have to be really clear

00:15:41at this point

00:15:43that Hamas can play absolutely no part

00:15:46in any future governance

00:15:47in Palestine

00:15:49and that's

00:15:50and in Gaza

00:15:51and it's really important that we're clear

00:15:53about

00:15:54about

00:15:54what triggered this

00:15:56who took the cost of this

00:15:57and

00:15:58now

00:16:00passport

00:16:00but

00:16:01I think today

00:16:04the focus has to be on getting that humanitarian aid in

00:16:07Mr. President

00:16:08Mr. President

00:16:09Will the UK avoid your pharmaceutical tariffs

00:16:12and will it happen before August the 1st

00:16:14Well we'll be announcing on pharmaceuticals sometime in the very near future

00:16:18we have

00:16:19a very big plan on pharmaceuticals

00:16:21we want to bring a lot of the pharmaceuticals back to America

00:16:25where, you know, where they should be

00:16:27if you look at COVID

00:16:29it sort of taught us a lesson

00:16:30we were getting our pharmaceuticals from other countries

00:16:34we almost didn't make any

00:16:35we used to make them ourselves

00:16:37and we're going to want to be making a lot of them ourselves

00:16:40all of them in a sense

00:16:41but you also have a good pharmaceutical business

00:16:45we'll be dealing with you on pharmaceuticals also

00:16:47and we certainly feel a lot better with your country

00:16:51working on pharmaceuticals for America than some of the other countries

00:16:54that work

00:16:55with the relationship we have

00:16:57and you would not use that as a cudgel

00:16:59you wouldn't be using it as a block

00:17:02but

00:17:03we're going to be announcing sometime very soon

00:17:06I think

00:17:06pharmaceuticals are our whole thing

00:17:09and the companies know

00:17:11and drug prices are going to be coming down very substantially

00:17:14in the US

00:17:15very, very substantially

00:17:16and that will happen very soon

00:17:18Mr. President, we can all sense your frustration with Vladimir Putin

00:17:21Sorry, we can all sense your frustration with Vladimir Putin

00:17:24Yeah

00:17:25Do you think he has been lying to you about his intentions in Ukraine?

00:17:28Well, I don't want to use the word lying

00:17:30all I know is we'd have a good talk

00:17:32and it seemed on let's say three occasions

00:17:34it seemed that we were going to have a

00:17:36a ceasefire and maybe peace

00:17:38and you divide it up and you do whatever you have to do

00:17:40you do whatever you have to do that obviously to get to the end

00:17:44and all of a sudden missiles are flying into Kyiv

00:17:48and other places

00:17:49and I say what's that all about?

00:17:51I spoke to him three, four hours ago

00:17:53and it looked like we were on our way

00:17:56and then I'd say forget it

00:17:59and I'm not going to talk anymore

00:18:02I know this has happened on too many occasions

00:18:04and I don't like it

00:18:06I don't like it

00:18:07Mr. President, you have a successful social media site

00:18:10there are new powers here

00:18:12to censor your site

00:18:14state's mandated powers

00:18:15To censor my site?

00:18:16To censor your site

00:18:17and Twitter

00:18:18and Facebook

00:18:19I mean truth

00:18:20Is that okay?

00:18:21I don't think he's going to censor my site

00:18:22because I say only good things

00:18:24Will you please uncensor my site?

00:18:26We're not censoring anyone

00:18:28We've got some measures which are there to protect children

00:18:31in particular from sites like suicide sites

00:18:36We've had too many cases in the United Kingdom

00:18:38of young children taking their own lives

00:18:41and when you look through their social media

00:18:43they've been accessing sites which talk about suicide

00:18:48and encouraging, if you like, children down that road

00:18:53and that is what we want to stop

00:18:55nothing about censoring free speech

00:18:56But that treats all adults like children

00:18:58This country is the proud

00:18:59But that can treat all adults like children

00:19:00Free speech in this country has been for a very long time

00:19:02We're very, very proud of it

00:19:03We will protect it forever

00:19:05But at the same time

00:19:06I personally feel very strongly

00:19:08that we should protect our young teenagers

00:19:10and that's what it usually is

00:19:11from things like suicide sites

00:19:13I don't see that as a free speech issue

00:19:15I see that as a child protection issue

00:19:17We actually passed a bill in Congress

00:19:19headed up by my wife actually

00:19:21which was to pull bad stuff out

00:19:25having to do with children

00:19:26because it is a problem

00:19:28but I cannot imagine him censoring truth socially

00:19:32This is more of a very political

00:19:34and it's been a very big success

00:19:36It's not going to happen

00:19:37And I only say good things about him and his country

00:19:40so if they censor me you're making a mistake

00:19:42I'm going to give my ambassador the job

00:19:45make sure it's not censored

00:19:46It's not censored

00:19:47It's not censored

00:19:48I had nothing

00:19:49Question about golf

00:19:50You're a big investor in this area of Scotland

00:19:52Say it?

00:19:53You're a big investor in this area of Scotland

00:19:54To put it mildly

00:19:55To put it mildly

00:19:56Like this ballroom

00:19:57that we built from scratch

00:19:58It's amazing

00:19:59Do you worry though about the risk of increased taxes here?

00:20:02Will that stop you investing?

00:20:04And do you have a message last night on the soccer

00:20:06to the English lionesses who won the European trophy?

00:20:09So I think that I have a theory that low taxes bring growth

00:20:16We just passed a big tax cut bill

00:20:18The biggest bill in the history of our country actually

00:20:20And one big beautiful bill

00:20:22I used to call it the great one big bill

00:20:25But it's actually called the one big beautiful bill

00:20:28It's essentially a very large tax cut bill for everybody

00:20:34And our country is pretty soon I think I can say it

00:20:38I can say it right now

00:20:39Our country has never done better

00:20:41We had a country that was dead

00:20:43It was dead six months ago

00:20:45A year ago

00:20:46Leaders from NATO when I

00:20:48We had a very successful meeting

00:20:50At NATO

00:20:51Your prime minister was there

00:20:52It was an unbelievable love fest with all of those countries

00:20:55And they agreed to go 5% and all the things

00:20:59Very smart to do

00:21:00But many of the leaders said

00:21:03You know essentially they said

00:21:05Your country is dead one year ago

00:21:08One year ago we had a dead

00:21:09And we did

00:21:10We had a dead country

00:21:11We had a president who didn't know where the hell he was

00:21:14We had horrible horrible people running our country

00:21:19I think they were sick people actually sick

00:21:22You talk about censorship

00:21:23That's those are big censor

00:21:25That's all they did was censor

00:21:26They didn't know what to do

00:21:27And they had high taxes

00:21:29They wanted more tax

00:21:31Total censorship

00:21:32Transgender for everybody

00:21:33Men playing in women's sports

00:21:36Everything bad they wanted

00:21:38And they still do

00:21:39That's what they still do

00:21:40That's why they're down at 15% or something

00:21:42I saw it today

00:21:43The lowest that the other part of the Democrats have ever been

00:21:46But no I think

00:21:48I find that when you lower taxes you get growth

00:21:50I will say this area

00:21:53The prime minister hasn't been here very long on all fairness

00:21:56I think he'll be a tax cutter

00:21:59But I find that as we cut taxes we did more business

00:22:02You know in my first tax bill

00:22:04We cut taxes from 39% down to 22%

00:22:09And we ended up at the end of the first year

00:22:11The first year when it was still a little raw

00:22:14We ended up taking in much more revenue than we did at 39%

00:22:18It was pretty amazing

00:22:20And we're taking in a lot of revenue right now

00:22:22And this was an additional tax cut

00:22:25So I find for whatever it's worth

00:22:28Tax cuts here is very good

00:22:30Mr. President

00:22:31You moved up the deadline

00:22:32It's now 10 or 12 days

00:22:34Is the sanction the same

00:22:35That you're going to slap 100% tariff on anybody who does business with Russia?

00:22:38So what I'm doing is

00:22:40We're going to do secondary sanctions

00:22:42Unless we make a deal

00:22:43And we might make a deal

00:22:44I don't know

00:22:45I don't

00:22:46You don't know

00:22:47It's

00:22:48We've done so many peace deals

00:22:51This is the one I started out with

00:22:53And you know

00:22:54This is

00:22:55I know President Putin called me

00:22:56He wanted to know if I could help him with Iran

00:22:58And he said

00:22:59No, I don't need your help with Iran

00:23:00I need your help with Russia

00:23:01And so that's the one deal that continues to linger

00:23:05And you know

00:23:06We're losing 5,000

00:23:07They're losing

00:23:08I'm not losing

00:23:09But 5,000 Russian and Ukrainian kids a week are dying

00:23:15And that's not mentioning the people that are dying

00:23:18Also in towns where you know

00:23:20He's lobbing missiles into certain towns like Kiev

00:23:23And he's got to make a deal

00:23:27It's it's too many people are dying

00:23:29It's a really bloody war

00:23:31And the five and now they're really telling me

00:23:33That number is obsolete

00:23:34It's like seven

00:23:35That's terrible

00:23:36So you have 7,000 Russian and Ukrainian soldiers dying every single week

00:23:42For no reason whatsoever

00:23:44So you would think based on common sense you would think you'd want to make a deal

00:23:48We'll find out

00:23:49Mr. President

00:23:51Have you had any other

00:23:53Through any channels conversations with the Russians?

00:23:55Reiterating this?

00:23:56In what?

00:23:57Reiterating this new pressure deadline

00:24:00You know

00:24:01And we're going to have a

00:24:02Yeah, I mean

00:24:03Well, you're the press

00:24:04I'm reiterating it to you

00:24:05Yeah

00:24:06I'd say 10 to 12 days

00:24:08I'll announce it probably tonight or tomorrow

00:24:10But there's no reason to wait

00:24:12If you know what the answer is going to be

00:24:14Why wait?

00:24:15And it would be sanctions and maybe tariffs

00:24:21Secondary tariffs

00:24:22You know what a secondary tariff is

00:24:24And look, the Russian economy

00:24:26I don't want to do that to Russia

00:24:28I love the Russian people

00:24:29They're great people

00:24:31I don't want to do that to Russia

00:24:33But this thing

00:24:35They're losing a lot of Russians

00:24:37They've lost a million Russians

00:24:39And that's the

00:24:40You know

00:24:41Sons

00:24:42That's the sons and daughters of Russian families

00:24:46They leave the house

00:24:47They go by mom

00:24:48By dad

00:24:49And then they get blown away

00:24:51And Ukrainian too

00:24:52Look at Ukraine

00:24:53It's a disaster what's happened there

00:24:56But it continues to go on

00:24:59As you know

00:25:00We made a deal where

00:25:01The European Union is essentially involved

00:25:04But it's NATO

00:25:05And we're

00:25:06We're supplying weapons to NATO

00:25:09NATO's now paying

00:25:10Because the United States

00:25:12Because of Biden's in for 350 billion

00:25:14The European nations are in for about 100 billion

00:25:18Should be the opposite way

00:25:19By the way

00:25:20Because we have a big ocean in between

00:25:22Should be the opposite way

00:25:24But I think that eventually something's going to happen

00:25:30It should happen fast

00:25:32So many people are dying

00:25:34You know

00:25:35When I settled out with Congo

00:25:37And Rwanda

00:25:39They lost almost 8 million people

00:25:42And it just made so much sense

00:25:44And if I didn't get involved

00:25:46They wouldn't have done it

00:25:47They weren't even thinking about settling it

00:25:49It was just going on forever

00:25:50And nobody could go into those territories

00:25:52Because they'd get killed

00:25:53They'd get killed

00:25:55And now they have a

00:25:57I hear it's a whole different ballgame

00:25:59We settled it

00:26:00And this is one that should be settled

00:26:02Russia, Ukraine

00:26:03This is one that really should be settled

00:26:05Mr. President, Scotland's first minister has today set out his plans for a second referendum on Scottish independence

00:26:13Can I get your reaction to that as someone with deep ties to Scotland

00:26:17Sorry, Prime Minister, can I also get your thoughts on that

00:26:20If the SNP do win a majority at next year's election then they have a right to hold a referendum, do they not?

00:26:25Well, I don't want to get involved in your politics

00:26:27We've got enough politics of our own

00:26:29I will say that I predicted what was going to happen the last time you remember

00:26:34I was opening the first course over at Aberdeen

00:26:39And I was over here

00:26:41And at the same time

00:26:43And they asked me that question

00:26:45I made a prediction

00:26:46It was the day before the vote

00:26:48And I made a correct

00:26:50I like to be correct

00:26:51But I made a correct prediction

00:26:53I don't know

00:26:54I do say that when they made that deal

00:26:57Somebody said that it was

00:26:59And I remember this very distinctly

00:27:01I said could they do this all the time

00:27:02There was a little bit of a restriction

00:27:05Like 50 or 75 years before you could take another vote

00:27:08Because, you know, a country can't go through that too much

00:27:12I don't know the first minister

00:27:14But I've heard great things about him

00:27:15I've spoken to him

00:27:16I hear very good things about him

00:27:18And I'm meeting him today

00:27:20So maybe I'll have a better opinion then

00:27:22And let me answer that straightforwardly

00:27:24Because I believe in a stronger Scotland

00:27:26In a better United Kingdom

00:27:29And I think that at a time like this

00:27:31When it's quite clear that there's uncertainty

00:27:35And volatility around the world

00:27:37The strength of the United Kingdom together

00:27:39Is very important for all four nations

00:27:42Very important for Scotland

00:27:44And that should be our priority

00:27:46That should be our focus

00:27:48Not on the politics

00:27:51Which feels like the politics of yesteryear now

00:27:54At a time like this

00:27:55And I think that the first minister should probably focus more on his delivery in Scotland

00:28:04Than on his constitutional issues

00:28:07And we might have a better health service in Scotland

00:28:09But at a time like this

00:28:11I think the United Kingdom is always stronger as four nations

00:28:17I think that's better for all four nations

00:28:19I think that's how Scotland is stronger

00:28:22Look at the deal that we've been able to do with the United States

00:28:28A really important deal that we made just months ago

00:28:33That is what the United Kingdom can do

00:28:36When we act as a powerful set of four nations together

00:28:39And there are very many other examples

00:28:42Mr. President

00:28:43Mr. President

00:28:44You toured the Federal Reserve last week

00:28:46I did

00:28:47And they are set to meet this week

00:28:49Do you think your visit has inspired a potential rate cut?

00:28:53Or how do you see things shaking out this week?

00:28:55Well, it's interesting

00:28:56I did tour it

00:28:57I toured the building

00:28:58Yes

00:28:59And if you looked at this building

00:29:00If you came here like 14, 15 years ago

00:29:05We've had it a long time

00:29:06It's been an honor to have Turnberry

00:29:08But I was on much more opulent walls, ceilings, floors

00:29:14We had to do this

00:29:16And we did a very great job

00:29:20I mean, you see how beautiful it is inside

00:29:22Everything was saved

00:29:23Everything was preserved

00:29:24We had ceilings that were in bad shape

00:29:26They were falling down

00:29:27You know, it was very old

00:29:29It wasn't properly maintained

00:29:31Now it's brand new and beautiful

00:29:33And we saved everything

00:29:35The

00:29:36If you really think here

00:29:38You took a look

00:29:39And you were sort of commenting

00:29:41To coloring

00:29:42Now this is a brand new building

00:29:44But if you look outside

00:29:45It's equally opulent and beautiful

00:29:48And we didn't do that by spending

00:29:52You know, hundreds of millions of dollars

00:29:55In surrounding a railing

00:29:57Underneath the area that you're painting

00:29:59I mean, I saw

00:30:00I've never seen that

00:30:01Brand new, beautiful plywood

00:30:03Very expensive

00:30:04Wrapped around a figurine

00:30:07Or a railing to preserve it

00:30:09But you don't have to do that

00:30:10You can just wrap a cloth

00:30:13They call it a blanket

00:30:14And you don't even have to do that

00:30:16If you're careful

00:30:17When you're doing the ceiling

00:30:18But I don't know what they did

00:30:20They'd take down a ceiling

00:30:21And put up a new ceiling

00:30:22And the new ceiling

00:30:23Had no opulence to it

00:30:24Or they'd fix the ceiling

00:30:27But I would say that all I need

00:30:29Is a good plaster

00:30:30And a can of paint

00:30:31And you know, they spent 3.9 billion

00:30:35And I spent a lot of money too

00:30:36But it's

00:30:37It's

00:30:38I'd say 3 point

00:30:40I would say 3.8 billion

00:30:43Less

00:30:44You know

00:30:45Meaning

00:30:46I spent probably

00:30:47A hundred million dollars

00:30:49Making this place incredible

00:30:51And you were saying

00:30:52A lot of that was local trades

00:30:53I used local trades

00:30:54I had local trades

00:30:55To a lot of this

00:30:59We had

00:31:00We have the most opulent windows next door

00:31:03And I had a choice

00:31:04Do I take them out?

00:31:06You know

00:31:07They suffered through 125 years of storms

00:31:11You have very big storms in this area

00:31:13When you have a storm

00:31:14You have a storm

00:31:15And they made it

00:31:16Barely

00:31:17But they were in bad shape

00:31:18So I had some local people come up

00:31:21And we looked at them

00:31:23You have some great craftsmen here

00:31:25I think is what you're getting at

00:31:26Yeah

00:31:27And they said

00:31:28Sir, honestly they've had it

00:31:29We can copy it and do it much better

00:31:32And they did

00:31:33If you take a look at the windows

00:31:35In the various dining rooms

00:31:36They're magnificent

00:31:38And they're new

00:31:39And they're much better looking

00:31:41Than what was there

00:31:42Same exact look

00:31:43Other than a much higher quality

00:31:45But you foresee a rate cut

00:31:46And they're local people

00:31:48I use a lot of your local people

00:31:49You have

00:31:50You have really great

00:31:52Great local tradesmen here

00:31:54Yes

00:31:55But do you foresee a rate cut this week?

00:31:56Do you expect the

00:31:57A rate cut?

00:31:58Yeah

00:31:59Meaning a tax cut?

00:32:00No, no, no

00:32:01Do you expect the Fed to cut rates this week?

00:32:03Oh

00:32:04I think he has to

00:32:06You had 11 cuts

00:32:08You know

00:32:09In Europe they had 11 cuts

00:32:11In other places they had 10 or 11 cuts

00:32:14And we had none

00:32:16But I'm not going to say anything bad

00:32:17You know

00:32:18We're doing so well

00:32:20Even without the rate cut

00:32:21With the rate cut it would be better

00:32:23It affects our housing a little bit

00:32:24Look

00:32:25We should be 3 points lower

00:32:30Each point is 360 billion dollars

00:32:33Can you imagine that?

00:32:34That's big numbers

00:32:35Each point

00:32:36One point of cut

00:32:37Is the equivalent of 360 billion dollars in savings

00:32:42That's big stuff, you know

00:32:44Those are big numbers in the US

00:32:46Everything's big

00:32:47He should cut

00:32:49A smart person would cut

00:32:52You know he leaves very soon

00:32:53So it's like one of those things

00:32:55But I'll miss him greatly

00:32:57Who will you appoint?

00:32:58On Turnberry

00:32:59On Turnberry if I may

00:33:01Have you or will you enlist the Prime Minister

00:33:03In your effort to bring the Open back to Turnberry

00:33:06And Prime Minister you describe this beautiful course

00:33:08Do you agree with the President that it's time to bring the Open back to Turnberry?

00:33:12Well as you know that's not a matter directly for me

00:33:16That's for the Sporting Authorities

00:33:17But look I mean it is the first time I've been here

00:33:20It's absolutely magnificent

00:33:22Both inside and out

00:33:24And looking at the courses itself

00:33:26And the building

00:33:27It's incredible

00:33:29But the decision on the Open is not a decision for me as you'll understand

00:33:33I should just pick up on the earlier question

00:33:35Because I for one will say congratulations to the Lionesses

00:33:38Last night our women's football team won the Euros

00:33:41That's right

00:33:42Well defended the Euros I should say

00:33:43That's right

00:33:44Which was a really big success

00:33:46And the mental and physical resilience that they showed was quite incredible

00:33:51So there's a lot of bunting out today and tomorrow to celebrate and bring that cup home

00:33:56Isn't it the chance to do any planning for the upcoming state visit and how that can work

00:34:00Where would you stay and anything about this?

00:34:02Well I'm looking forward to it

00:34:04It's never been done before twice

00:34:06We had our original at Buckingham Palace

00:34:08And now I guess we're going to Windsor

00:34:10Yeah

00:34:11And it's never been done

00:34:12And I'm a big fan of King Charles

00:34:14I have I've known him for quite a while

00:34:18A great guy, a great person

00:34:20He looks really well to me

00:34:22He looks great

00:34:24So we look forward to coming over

00:34:26It's going to be

00:34:28It was one of the most beautiful evenings I've ever seen

00:34:30I hate to say it but

00:34:32Nobody does it like you people

00:34:34In terms of the pomp and ceremony

00:34:36And I look forward to

00:34:38To being here with the ambassador

00:34:40Our ambassador is a very very successful man

00:34:42Who just wanted to do this

00:34:44And I said

00:34:46How are you going to be able to do that?

00:34:48And he's so committed to

00:34:50You know the relationship

00:34:52Between the countries

00:34:54But he's a very great guy

00:34:56And a very very successful man

00:34:58So I very much thank you for doing this

00:35:00Thank you for the honor

00:35:02About what?

00:35:04Will you visit London during the state visit?

00:35:06Or are you worried no longer in London?

00:35:08I will

00:35:10I'm not a fan of your mayor

00:35:12Why not?

00:35:14I think he's done a terrible job

00:35:16The mayor of London

00:35:18But a nasty person

00:35:20I think

00:35:22He's a friend of mine

00:35:24No I think he's done a terrible job

00:35:26But

00:35:28But I would certainly visit London

00:35:30Would you want parliament to be recalled?

00:35:32So MP Nigel Farage

00:35:34Has asked for parliament to be recalled

00:35:36When you're there so you can talk to the MP

00:35:38Well I like Nigel

00:35:39Nigel as you know is a friend of mine

00:35:40Nigel's done very well

00:35:42He's a friend of mine

00:35:44Would you recall parliament

00:35:46So that the president can talk to MP?

00:35:48Well parliament's in recess at the time

00:35:50But look I do want to be clear

00:35:52This is an unprecedented and very special state visit

00:35:54This has never been done before

00:35:56There will be many elements of it

00:35:58That have never been seen before

00:36:00So this is going to be a historic occasion

00:36:04And we're all very much looking forward to it

00:36:06And I was very very pleased to be able to

00:36:10Put forward the invitation

00:36:12When we were at the White House earlier this year

00:36:16So this is not just a state visit

00:36:20They're always incredible occasions

00:36:24And this is an unprecedented second state visit

00:36:28So you can imagine just how special that's going to be

00:36:32The fact that it's never been done before

00:36:34And that's because it's non-consecutive

00:36:38And it's the only reason it could be

00:36:40Made it even more interesting frankly

00:36:42So it's going to be great

00:36:44And being with Charles and Camilla

00:36:46And everybody I've gotten to know

00:36:48Because of four years

00:36:50And now six months

00:36:52I've gotten to know a lot of the family members

00:36:54They're great people

00:36:56They're really great people

00:36:58And in that sense I think that the UK is very lucky

00:37:00You can have people that weren't great people

00:37:02I don't know if I'd say that

00:37:04But you could have people that weren't

00:37:06But we're very lucky to have our whole family

00:37:08Absolutely fantastic

00:37:10So we really look forward to that

00:37:12As far as Parliament I'll

00:37:14If he wants me to speak in Parliament I'll do it

00:37:16Thank you

00:37:17But it doesn't have to be then

00:37:18It could be some other time

00:37:19Maybe we should save it for another time

00:37:20We'll let the one visit speak for itself

00:37:22But any time if I could be helpful

00:37:24If I could be helpful I would certainly do it

00:37:26Thank you

00:37:27Mr. President on Gaza

00:37:28What kind of alternatives are you considering

00:37:30To get the hostages out if there's no ceasefire deal?

00:37:33Well there are a couple of alternatives

00:37:35Some are pretty strong

00:37:37But the most sensible alternative is talk and negotiation

00:37:42But I said a long time ago

00:37:44At a certain point they're not going to be talking

00:37:46Because they're going to lose their shield

00:37:48The hostages are a shield for them

00:37:50They did horrible things on October 7th

00:37:54And the hostages are a shield

00:37:57And I said you know you're going to get down a number

00:37:59And the number is going to be at a point

00:38:02Where you're not going to be able to get them back

00:38:05Unless you're going to be very energetic

00:38:10Or to put it a different way

00:38:12Unless you're going to be very ruthless and violent

00:38:15It's a bad situation to be in

00:38:17Very bad

00:38:18Mr. President back to Russia

00:38:20You talked during the campaign

00:38:22About President Putin respecting you

00:38:24And helping you have a relationship with him

00:38:26Do you still feel that way?

00:38:28That he respects for you?

00:38:29Considering the conversations you've had

00:38:31That have been really nice

00:38:32Or is he being disrespectful?

00:38:33I've always gotten along with President Putin

00:38:35I had a great relationship with him

00:38:38And he went through the Russia Russia Russia hoax too

00:38:40You know I mean it was

00:38:41And we used to talk about it

00:38:43We used to say you know it's too bad

00:38:44We really can't do anything between our country

00:38:47Because if we did they'd say

00:38:49Oh you know some

00:38:51Look I was tough on Putin

00:38:52Because I was the one that closed up Nord Stream

00:38:55And Biden came along and opened it up

00:38:57I was very tough on Putin in one way

00:39:00But we got along very well

00:39:02And I never you know I never really thought this would happen

00:39:06I thought we'd be able to negotiate something

00:39:08And maybe that'll still happen

00:39:10But it's very late down in the process

00:39:12So I'm disappointed

00:39:13And you know the funny thing is that

00:39:16Their economy isn't that big

00:39:17And it's having a hard time right now

00:39:19But it's a relatively small economy

00:39:21A strong military but strong economy

00:39:24And it used to be a strong economy

00:39:27Now it's not

00:39:28He's going through a lot economically

00:39:31It's not easy

00:39:32But it's pretty small

00:39:34You know compared to that magnificent size of that land

00:39:37The land is massive

00:39:39It's got I guess nine time zones or something

00:39:41It's a massive piece of land

00:39:43Russia could be so rich

00:39:47It could be so rich

00:39:50It could be thriving like practically no other country

00:39:53And they're holding that back

00:39:56Because we can't

00:39:57He wants to do trade deals with us

00:39:59He talks about it all the time

00:40:00He wanted to

00:40:01And I envision that

00:40:04A lot of trade with Russia

00:40:05They have a lot of valuable things

00:40:07When you talk about rare earth

00:40:08They have serious rare earth right

00:40:11They have just about every form you can have

00:40:13So you know Russia could be such

00:40:17So rich right now

00:40:19Instead they spend all their money on war

00:40:22They spend everything on war and killing people

00:40:24And it doesn't make sense to me

00:40:25I thought he would want to end this thing quickly

00:40:29I really felt it was going to end

00:40:31But every time I think it's going to end

00:40:33He kills people

00:40:34Could a meeting help?

00:40:35And are you considering

00:40:36Has been proposed to meet in Turkey in August?

00:40:38No, no, no

00:40:39I'm not

00:40:40You know

00:40:41I'm not so interested in talking anymore

00:40:44He's

00:40:46He talks

00:40:47We have such nice conversations

00:40:48Such respectful and nice conversations

00:40:50And then

00:40:51People die the following night

00:40:53With a missile going into a town

00:40:55And hitting

00:40:56I mean recently I guess the nursing home

00:40:58But they hit other things

00:40:59Whatever they hit

00:41:00People die

00:41:01So

00:41:02Adam

00:41:03We've just had a sense of your differences in political persuasion

00:41:08When Nigel Farage and Sadiq Khan came up in conversation

00:41:11I wonder if you have any advice

00:41:13Either of you for a very divided

00:41:15Polarized world

00:41:16On how you make your relationship work

00:41:18Not differences

00:41:19Not differences

00:41:20Not differences

00:41:21Not differences

00:41:22I happen to like both men

00:41:23I like this man a lot

00:41:25And I like Nigel

00:41:27And you know

00:41:28I don't know the politics over here

00:41:30I don't know where they stand

00:41:32I would say one is slightly liberal

00:41:34Not that liberal

00:41:35Slightly

00:41:36And the other one is slightly conservative

00:41:38But they're both good men

00:41:41Mr. Prime Minister

00:41:43I mean we like each other

00:41:46We respect each other

00:41:47We get on

00:41:48And we've both got a great love of our countries

00:41:53Of our families

00:41:54And therefore there's a huge amount that we have already achieved actually

00:41:59Together and will achieve as we go forward leading our respective countries

00:42:03And of course the relationships between our countries

00:42:07Donald we were talking about this this morning

00:42:10That whether it's defence, security, intelligence sharing

00:42:14It's a close historic relationship

00:42:17We have fought together in the past

00:42:20We've always stood together

00:42:22And I for one I'm very pleased that we've got such a good personal relationship between us

00:42:27And I think it just shows that even if you come from different political perspectives

00:42:32Different backgrounds

00:42:34Actually there's a huge amount of common ground when it comes to what is in the best interests

00:42:38Of our two great countries

00:42:40And they are two great countries

00:42:41And I think that because we focus on what's best for our countries

00:42:46We get along very well

00:42:48And I'm very pleased that that's the case

00:42:50Mr. President you're trying to

00:42:51You know he wants to cut taxes as much as he can

00:42:54And you know politics is pretty simple

00:42:56I assume there's a thing going on between you and Nigel

00:43:01And it's okay you know there's two parties

00:43:03But generally speaking the one who cuts taxes the most

00:43:07The one who gives you the lowest energy prices

00:43:09And the best kind of energy

00:43:11The one that keeps you out of wars

00:43:14He's kept you out of wars

00:43:15But the one that keeps you out of wars

00:43:17You know you have a few basics

00:43:18And you can go back a thousand years

00:43:20A million years

00:43:21Whoever does these things

00:43:23But low taxes keep us safe keep us out of wars

00:43:27No crime stop the crime

00:43:29And in your case a big immigration component

00:43:33You know because I know that your attitude has become strong on immigration

00:43:39Strong on the toughness of immigration

00:43:41But I think whoever is going to be

00:43:43I think I won because of

00:43:45I think I won because we had a lousy president to be honest with you

00:43:48We had an incompetent president

00:43:50But I won because of

00:43:52I was very strong on immigration

00:43:54Now we had inflation

00:43:56We had sort of a bad economy with this guy

00:43:59We had a lot of problems

00:44:00But I focused on immigration more than I did anything else

00:44:03And I think I won because of immigration

00:44:06I think I won because of the border

00:44:08I had a bad border where millions of people were coming in

00:44:10To our country illegally

00:44:12And as you know in last month

00:44:15Zero people came into our country illegally

00:44:17Zero

00:44:18So we went from a bad incompetently run border

00:44:22To the most competently run border that anybody's ever seen

00:44:26The president makes it look easy dealing with illegal migration

00:44:30You must be envious of his record in such a short period of time

00:44:34Well I think we've been discussing

00:44:37Irregular, illegal migration is a huge issue in both of our countries

00:44:43In the United Kingdom

00:44:45It is a real cause for concern

00:44:47And that's why we must bear down on it

00:44:49In all its aspects

00:44:51Upstream, across Europe

00:44:54Where a lot of ours comes into

00:44:57Through northern France, across the channel

00:44:59Working with our allies, with our colleagues

00:45:02To break the gangs that are actually running this trade

00:45:05But equally being very strong that when people have arrived in this country

00:45:09They've got no right to be here

00:45:11Then we should be removing them

00:45:13To their own country

00:45:15And that's why I'm really pleased that

00:45:17We've been able to focus on this very intensely

00:45:19And get 35,000 people out of the United Kingdom

00:45:23Had no right to be here

00:45:25Because the message has to be

00:45:27You can't make your way to the United Kingdom

00:45:29We won't tolerate our rules being broken

00:45:33And if you get here you will be returned

00:45:35But we are such an attractive place

00:45:37It's really important to bear down on that

00:45:39We're such an attractive place for people to come

00:45:41Because they want a better life

00:45:43Because we are a wonderful country

00:45:45People coming via the rules are always welcome

00:45:49Of course, we've welcomed talent

00:45:53And people into this country for centuries, literally

00:45:57But what the British people will not tolerate

00:46:00Is those that break the rules

00:46:02Those that come through irregular routes

00:46:05And that's the really important distinction here

00:46:09And that's what we're bearing down on

00:46:11And I'm really pleased that we're through pretty well

00:46:14All of the international engagement I've done

00:46:17All the meetings I've had

00:46:19The country we've done deals with

00:46:20We've done deals with countries

00:46:21In the last 12 months

00:46:22That many people thought it was not possible

00:46:24To deal with when it came to immigration

00:46:27A regular immigration

00:46:29And we've returned thousands of people

00:46:32Who've got no right to be here

00:46:34And that I think is

00:46:36For the British people

00:46:37We're a reasonable, tolerant country

00:46:40Where people are coming lawfully

00:46:44To contribute to our communities

00:46:47To our country

00:46:48Then of course

00:46:49They're welcome

00:46:50They've made a great contribution

00:46:52But what people will not tolerate

00:46:53Is those that are breaking the rules

00:46:55And that is an issue of today

00:46:58But it's a very British thing

00:47:01We are people who respect rules

00:47:03We don't approve of those that break rules

00:47:07Mr. President

00:47:08I can say though that I had one of the greatest victories

00:47:12They say the most consequential in 129 years

00:47:15So I don't know about that

00:47:16But it was pretty close

00:47:17And we won all of the swing states

00:47:20Which never happens

00:47:21We won the popular vote by millions of votes

00:47:23We won, you know, tremendous electoral college sweep

00:47:26And I believe I did it more than anything else

00:47:30Because of my strong stand on immigration

00:47:33And I don't think this country is any different in that sense

00:47:36I think it's a big factor

00:47:38And it is with a lot of the European countries

00:47:41Some of the countries have, you know, lost their way

00:47:45And they have tremendous crime because of it

00:47:47I mean you had countries with no crime

00:47:49That now have tremendous crime

00:47:51And you know the countries and I know the countries

00:47:54And so I think it's a huge factor in any election

00:47:58Not just this election, but in any election

00:48:01I think the one that's toughest and most competent on immigration

00:48:05Is going to win the election

00:48:06But then you add low taxes and you add the economy

00:48:11He did a great thing with the economy

00:48:13Because a lot of money is going to come in

00:48:15Because of the deal that was made

00:48:17But I think that immigration is now bigger than ever before

00:48:23Mr. President, your Treasury Secretary is meeting with Chinese trade officials

00:48:27Right now

00:48:28Right now

00:48:29Have you received an update?

00:48:30Do you expect a deal when these talks are over?

00:48:34Especially with the August 1st deadline

00:48:36I know they're meeting right now

00:48:37And you know we have a good relationship with China

00:48:40But China is tough

00:48:42And like you're tough

00:48:45You know we're all tough

00:48:46I guess

00:48:47But we're going to see what happens

00:48:50We made

00:48:51We just concluded our deal with Japan

00:48:54And it's very good

00:48:55Good for everybody

00:48:56We're making great deals

00:48:58We're making deals that are good for us

00:49:01But we want them to be good for everybody

00:49:03It's important

00:49:04It's

00:49:05Sometimes I'll do something that I shouldn't do

00:49:08Because it's not very important for our country

00:49:11But it's very meaningful for the country on the other side

00:49:15And I'll let them have that point

00:49:17Because it's very important for them

00:49:19So I don't know

00:49:21But we've made a lot of deals in the last couple of months

00:49:25And then ultimately as you might as well know

00:49:28We're going to just

00:49:29Because we have you know you have 200 countries

00:49:32More

00:49:33But people don't know they get a lot of countries

00:49:35And I wouldn't want to sit down with 200 people

00:49:37I have to deal the way I had

00:49:39He was calling me all the time

00:49:41We want this we got to have that

00:49:43We have

00:49:44These are tough negotiators

00:49:45These are you know

00:49:46Look

00:49:47Smart people are tough negotiators

00:49:49They know what they want

00:49:50And

00:49:51But we're going to be setting a tariff

00:49:54For essentially the rest of the world

00:49:57And that's what they're going to pay

00:49:59If they want to do business in the United States

00:50:01Because you can't sit down and make 200 deals

00:50:03But we've made the big ones

00:50:05We just finished Indonesia

00:50:06They opened up their country

00:50:07We just finished Japan

00:50:09They opened up their country

00:50:10You know Japan opened up the country

00:50:12They were totally closed

00:50:13They opened up to our cars

00:50:15Even to rice

00:50:17Rice was a big deal

00:50:18They would never take anybody else's rice

00:50:20They're taking rice

00:50:21But they opened up their country

00:50:23Philippines we just finished

00:50:25They opened up their country

00:50:27They were very closed

00:50:28I'd love to see China open up their country

00:50:32We're dealing with China right now

00:50:35Sorry?

00:50:36Yeah we're dealing with China right now

00:50:37Right now

00:50:38The deal you've got with the UK

00:50:39Is better than the one with the European Union

00:50:41Is that because you think Brexit

00:50:43Is the idea of this country?

00:50:45Well look you know

00:50:46We have a very special relationship

00:50:47With this country

00:50:48Like you know

00:50:49My mother was born here

00:50:52And not only born here

00:50:53She loved it

00:50:54She'd come back

00:50:55I told you

00:50:56Religiously every year

00:50:57And she'd go up the store away

00:50:59And see her relatives

00:51:02But she loved the country

00:51:04Yeah that probably has

00:51:05It always has an impact

00:51:07Always has an impact

00:51:09But you know

00:51:11Germany has a new leader

00:51:15And I think he's terrific

00:51:17I think you'll like him too

00:51:18Yeah yeah

00:51:19I think he's terrific

00:51:20My father was born in Germany

00:51:21Or in Germany

00:51:23His parents said

00:51:24We're just out

00:51:25But

00:51:26So you know

00:51:29You have

00:51:30You have

00:51:31A lot of feeling for this

00:51:32For this part of the world

00:51:33I do

00:51:34I want to see this part of the world

00:51:36Do well

00:51:37Germany

00:51:38Scotland

00:51:39UK

00:51:41I want

00:51:42I want this part of the world

00:51:43To do well

00:51:44All of the nations

00:51:45You know

00:51:46You feel

00:51:47You do feel a certain

00:51:48You have a feeling

00:51:50A warm feeling

00:51:51When your parents are born

00:51:53Essentially here

00:51:54And

00:51:55Well I think

00:51:56Maybe it's slightly different

00:51:57Maybe it's not

00:51:58I don't know

00:51:59But

00:52:00Maybe it's slightly different

00:52:01This president

00:52:02Will out a pardon

00:52:03For Ghislaine Maxwell

00:52:04When he landed

00:52:05Is that something

00:52:06You would ever consider

00:52:07And why

00:52:08Pardon for who?

00:52:09For Ghislaine Maxwell

00:52:10Well I'm allowed to give her a pardon

00:52:11You are

00:52:12Nobody's

00:52:13Approached me with it

00:52:14Nobody's

00:52:15Asked me about it

00:52:16It's in the news

00:52:18About

00:52:19That

00:52:20That

00:52:21Aspect of it

00:52:22But

00:52:23Right now

00:52:24It would be

00:52:25Inappropriate to talk

00:52:26About it

00:52:27So

00:52:28Mr. President

00:52:29Your opposition

00:52:30To offshore wind

00:52:31Is well known

00:52:32In Scotland

00:52:33Wind is a disaster

00:52:34In Scotland

00:52:35And across the UK

00:52:36Wind farms

00:52:37I know it's a shame

00:52:38It's not his fault

00:52:39I used to

00:52:40I used to tell Alex

00:52:41Did you

00:52:42Have you spoken to the prime minister

00:52:43And will you speak to the first one

00:52:44Well I just

00:52:45All I can do

00:52:46Is give my wind

00:52:47Look

00:52:48Wind is the most expensive

00:52:49Of energy

00:52:50And it destroys

00:52:51The beauty

00:52:52Of your fields

00:52:53And your planes

00:52:54And your

00:52:55And your

00:52:56Waterways

00:52:57And

00:52:58Look

00:52:59Look out there

00:53:00There's no windmills

00:53:01But if you look

00:53:02In another direction

00:53:03You see windmills

00:53:04If

00:53:05When we go to Aberdeen

00:53:06You'll see

00:53:07Some of the ugliest

00:53:08Windmills

00:53:09You've ever seen

00:53:10They're the height

00:53:11Of a 50 story

00:53:12Building

00:53:13Building

00:53:14And

00:53:15You can take

00:53:16A thousand times

00:53:17More energy

00:53:18Out of a hole

00:53:19In the ground

00:53:20This big

00:53:21This big

00:53:22It's called oil and gas

00:53:23And you have it there

00:53:25The North Sea

00:53:26This big

00:53:27That nobody would even see

00:53:28You can take

00:53:30A thousand times

00:53:31More power

00:53:32Because the wind

00:53:33Is intermittent

00:53:34It doesn't work

00:53:35It's extremely expensive

00:53:36All the windmills

00:53:37Are made in

00:53:38China

00:53:39They used to be

00:53:40Germany and China

00:53:41They all come out of China

00:53:43They say that the blades

00:53:45Which are carbon

00:53:46Carbon fiber

00:53:47You can't bury

00:53:48Oh okay

00:53:49You can't bury

00:53:50What are you going to do

00:53:51Dump them in the ocean

00:53:52Someplace

00:53:53Because they only last

00:53:54A certain period of time

00:53:55And remember

00:53:56A windmill has a life

00:53:57Of eight years

00:53:58Especially when they're

00:53:59Out in the salty sea

00:54:01And they start to rot

00:54:02And to rust

00:54:03You never have to replace them

00:54:05It's very hard to replace them

00:54:07Wind needs massive subsidy

00:54:10And you are paying in Scotland

00:54:14And in UK

00:54:15And all over the place

00:54:16Where they have

00:54:17Massive subsidies

00:54:18To have these ugly monsters

00:54:20All over the place

00:54:21So I've restricted windmills

00:54:23In the United States

00:54:24Now a couple

00:54:25We have

00:54:26You know

00:54:27The poor stupid people

00:54:28At the beginning

00:54:29They approved them

00:54:30So they have their full approvals

00:54:32But I've restricted windmills

00:54:35In the United States

00:54:36Because they also kill all your birds

00:54:38You know

00:54:40They wipe out

00:54:41You know

00:54:42It's interesting

00:54:43If you shoot a bald eagle

00:54:44In the United States

00:54:45They put you in jail

00:54:46For five years

00:54:47And yet windmills

00:54:48Knock out hundreds of them

00:54:49They don't do anything

00:54:51You explain that

00:54:52So it's a very expensive energy

00:54:54It's a very ugly energy

00:54:56And we won't allow it

00:54:57In the United States

00:54:58So we believe in a mix

00:55:00And obviously

00:55:01Oil and gas

00:55:02Is going to be with us

00:55:03For a very long time

00:55:04And that will be part of the mix

00:55:07But also

00:55:08Wind, solar

00:55:09Increasingly nuclear

00:55:10Which is what we've been discussing

00:55:11This morning

00:55:12Civil, nuclear

00:55:13As we go forward

00:55:14The most important thing

00:55:15For the United Kingdom

00:55:16Is that we have control

00:55:18Of our energy

00:55:19And we have energy

00:55:20Independence

00:55:21And security

00:55:22Because at the moment

00:55:23Whatever the attributes

00:55:26And facilities

00:55:27In the North Sea

00:55:28That is sold

00:55:29To the international market

00:55:30And we buy it back off

00:55:31The international market

00:55:32That was a historic mistake

00:55:33In my view

00:55:34But what we need

00:55:36Is a mix

00:55:37So that we get

00:55:38The energy security

00:55:39That we need

00:55:40For the future

00:55:41And that's the focus

00:55:42Of everything that we're doing

00:55:43But what we have discussed today

00:55:45Is that the energy prices

00:55:46Are too high

00:55:47Which is why we

00:55:48Recently

00:55:49Took measures

00:55:50To reduce the energy prices

00:55:51Particularly for energy

00:55:52Intensive businesses

00:55:54But in the long run

00:55:55The only way

00:55:56To reduce your energy prices

00:55:58Is to take control

00:55:59Of your energy

00:56:00And that's what we're doing

00:56:01Taking control of our energy

00:56:02Mr. President

00:56:03Mr. President

00:56:04Mr. President

00:56:05Our King Charles

00:56:06Who you're a great president of

00:56:07Is a big fan of

00:56:08Eco projects

00:56:09Or windmills

00:56:10As you call them

00:56:11Is he wrong?

00:56:12So King Charles

00:56:14Is an environmentalist

00:56:15I will tell you

00:56:17And I say that

00:56:18In a positive way

00:56:19Not a negative way

00:56:20And

00:56:21Every time I met with him

00:56:22He talked about

00:56:23The environment

00:56:24To how important it is

00:56:25And

00:56:26I'm all for it

00:56:27I think that's great

00:56:28You know

00:56:29King Charles more than anything else

00:56:30Loves the country

00:56:32But I got to know him very well

00:56:33He truly is an environmentalist

00:56:35He wants

00:56:36Clean air

00:56:37Clean water

00:56:38You know

00:56:39All of the things

00:56:40That we all want

00:56:41Mr. President

00:56:42Have not been briefed

00:56:43On the Epstein files

00:56:44But

00:56:45Or your name

00:56:46Has not appeared

00:56:47In the Epstein files

00:56:48But doesn't the AG

00:56:49Have to tell you

00:56:50If your name is in the files

00:56:52Well I haven't been

00:56:53Overly interested in it

00:56:54You know

00:56:55It's something

00:56:56It's a hoax

00:56:57That's been built up

00:56:58Way beyond proportion

00:56:59I can say this

00:57:00Those files were run

00:57:01By the worst scum

00:57:02On earth

00:57:03They were run

00:57:04By Comey

00:57:06They were run

00:57:07By Garland

00:57:08They were run

00:57:09By Biden

00:57:10And all of the people

00:57:11That actually ran

00:57:12The government

00:57:13Including the auto pen

00:57:15Those files were run

00:57:17For four years

00:57:18By those people

00:57:20If they had anything

00:57:21I assume they would

00:57:22Have released it

00:57:23The whole thing

00:57:24Is a hoax

00:57:25They ran the files

00:57:26I was running

00:57:27Against somebody

00:57:28That ran the files

00:57:30If they had something

00:57:32They would have released

00:57:33Now they can easily

00:57:34Put something

00:57:35In the files

00:57:36That's a phony

00:57:37Like as an example

00:57:38Christopher Steele

00:57:39The person you know

00:57:40Well happens to be

00:57:41From your country

00:57:42But Christopher Steele

00:57:44As an example

00:57:45Wrote a book

00:57:46A dossier

00:57:47We call it

00:57:48The fake news dossier

00:57:49And the whole thing

00:57:50Was a fake

00:57:51The whole thing

00:57:53Was a fake

00:57:54They could put things

00:57:55In the file

00:57:56That are fake

00:57:57But those files

00:57:59Were run

00:58:00By bad sick people

00:58:01Bad sick people

00:58:03If they had anything

00:58:04Why didn't they use it

00:58:05When I was killing

00:58:06Joe

00:58:07And then he gave out

00:58:08Because he was 25 points down

00:58:10And then I get

00:58:11Got somebody new

00:58:12Nobody even know

00:58:13Anything about her

00:58:14She was a horrible vice president

00:58:15She was a border czar

00:58:17But she never went to the border

00:58:18She never once called

00:58:19A border patrol agent

00:58:20To find out how we do

00:58:21But she

00:58:22She was the border czar

00:58:23Her name was Kamala

00:58:25Nobody knows her last name

00:58:26It was Harris

00:58:27But nobody knew her last name

00:58:29So I ended up

00:58:31How would you like to end up

00:58:32In a race where you're killing somebody

00:58:33You're beating

00:58:34And then they say

00:58:35Alright well take him out

00:58:36He's not working

00:58:37Let's put somebody else

00:58:38And then she had a six week honeymoon

00:58:40It was amazing

00:58:42They predicted she would have

00:58:43A six week honeymoon

00:58:44And she did

00:58:45And then she got slaughtered

00:58:47Do you feel that?

00:58:48But think of it

00:58:50Those files were run

00:58:51By these people

00:58:52They were run by my enemy

00:58:53If there was anything in there

00:58:57They would have used them

00:58:58For the election

00:58:59Do you feel that

00:59:00Do you think that drawing

00:59:01That I think

00:59:02I heard you say something

00:59:03The other day

00:59:04The drawing

00:59:05That was the subject

00:59:06Of the Wall Street Journal report

00:59:07I don't do drawings

00:59:08I'm not a drawing person

00:59:09Do you think it was fraudulent?

00:59:10I don't do drawings

00:59:11Sometimes people would say

00:59:12Well you draw a building

00:59:13And I'll draw four lines

00:59:14And a little roof

00:59:15You know for a charity

00:59:16So

00:59:17But I'm not a drawing person

00:59:19I don't do drawings of women

00:59:21That I can tell you

00:59:22They say there's a drawing

00:59:23Of a woman

00:59:24And I don't do drawings of women

00:59:26And also

00:59:27You know

00:59:28Epstein was always

00:59:29A very controversial guy

00:59:30I was at a very high position

00:59:32You know

00:59:33Pretty much all my life

00:59:34In all fairness

00:59:35I've been

00:59:36I've been doing this

00:59:37For a long time

00:59:38I had the top show

00:59:39On television

00:59:40I had the number one

00:59:41Best sellers

00:59:42I had everything

00:59:43Right?

00:59:44And I was a very successful

00:59:45Business guy

00:59:46He was very controversial

00:59:47Who would do

00:59:48A controversial drawing?

00:59:49Now with that being said

00:59:50They say there were many letters

00:59:52Done by many people

00:59:53And

00:59:54Many big people

00:59:56You know

00:59:57Big successful people

00:59:58But

00:59:59I just

01:00:01I just don't

01:00:02When you

01:00:03You know

01:00:04When you talk about files

01:00:05I just keep going back

01:00:07And other people too

01:00:08Even the enemy

01:00:09Says this thing is

01:00:10Not

01:00:11Correct

01:00:12Because

01:00:13If we had it

01:00:14We would have used it

01:00:15On the guy

01:00:16It's a bad issue

01:00:17They say it's a good issue

01:00:18For Trump

01:00:19Do you know that my poll numbers

01:00:20Are up four and a half points

01:00:22Since this ridiculous

01:00:23Epstein stuff

01:00:24My poll numbers

01:00:25Have gone up

01:00:26Four and a half points

01:00:28Because people

01:00:29Don't buy it

01:00:30Okay?

01:00:31People don't buy it

01:00:32And he's gone

01:00:33And we want to focus

01:00:34On trade deals

01:00:35I want to focus

01:00:36On the deal we just made

01:00:37With the European Union

01:00:39Which is the biggest

01:00:40Trade deal in history

01:00:41It's the biggest deal

01:00:42I think

01:00:43In history

01:00:44Not just trade deal

01:00:45So

01:00:46If they would have had something

01:00:47They would have used it

01:00:48Yeah

01:00:49And people keep saying

01:00:50That the time you threw him

01:00:51Out of Mar-a-Lago

01:00:52Can you settle that?

01:00:53What was it about?

01:00:54What caused the breach

01:00:55With him?

01:00:56That's such old history

01:00:57Very easy to explain

01:01:00But I don't want to waste your time

01:01:01By explaining it

01:01:02But for years

01:01:03I wouldn't talk to

01:01:04Jeffrey Epstein

01:01:05I wouldn't talk

01:01:06Because he did something

01:01:07That was inappropriate

01:01:08He hired help

01:01:10And I said

01:01:11Don't ever do that again

01:01:12He stole people

01:01:13That worked for me

01:01:14I said

01:01:15Don't ever do that again

01:01:16He did it again

01:01:17And I threw him

01:01:18Out of the place

01:01:19Persona non grata

01:01:21I threw him out

01:01:23And that was it

01:01:24I'm glad I did

01:01:25If you want to know the truth

01:01:26Mr. President

01:01:27You said

01:01:28And by the way

01:01:29I never went to the island

01:01:30And Bill Clinton went there

01:01:31Supposedly

01:01:3228 times

01:01:34I never went to the island

01:01:36But Larry Summers

01:01:37I hear went there

01:01:38He was the head of Harvard

01:01:39And many other people

01:01:41That are very big people

01:01:42Nobody ever talks about that

01:01:43I never had the privilege

01:01:45Of going to his island

01:01:46And I did turn it down

01:01:48But a lot of people

01:01:49In Palm Beach

01:01:50Were invited to his island

01:01:51In one of my very good moments

01:01:54I turned it down

01:01:55I didn't want to go to his island

01:01:56Yeah

01:01:57Mr. President

01:01:58On Gaza

01:01:59Next time you speak to Netanyahu

01:02:00What will you ask him to do

01:02:01Say it louder

01:02:02Next time you speak to Netanyahu

01:02:04What will you ask him to do

01:02:05Well I'm going to say

01:02:06Look

01:02:07We're giving money

01:02:08And we're giving food

01:02:09We're over here

01:02:10And we're over in the United States

01:02:11And I think I can speak

01:02:12For the Prime Minister

01:02:13We're giving money

01:02:15And things

01:02:16He's got to sort of like

01:02:17Run it

01:02:18What should you do?

01:02:19Well I want them to make sure

01:02:20They get the food

01:02:21Okay

01:02:22I want to make sure

01:02:23They get the food

01:02:24Every ounce of food

01:02:25I think you want to say

01:02:26Absolutely

01:02:27Absolutely

01:02:28Because that food isn't being delivered

01:02:29Mr. President

01:02:30Or at least all of it

01:02:31You said you were going to set essentially a tariff for the rest of the world

01:02:36For the world

01:02:37What percent will that tariff be?

01:02:39I would say it will be somewhere in the 15 to 20 percent range

01:02:42So maybe 15 or 20 or?

01:02:45No I said you know I sort of know

01:02:48I just want to be nice

01:02:50I would say in the range of 15 to 20 percent

01:02:53Is there an office that you might offer to UK steel

01:02:56Probably one of those two numbers

01:02:57It's an office for UK steel aluminum makers here are worried about tariffs

01:03:00Will you do anything to help them here?

01:03:02Aluminum

01:03:03And steel

01:03:04You're a pretty big aluminum maker

01:03:05Yeah

01:03:06That's already covered in the deal that we've agreed

01:03:10So we're just doing the implementation of that

01:03:12So Mr. President

01:03:13When will that come down from 25 percent to zero?

01:03:16You mean on the overall

01:03:18On the world?

01:03:19On steel and aluminum from Britain

01:03:21It's 25

01:03:22Well we're going to have it pretty soon

01:03:24Mr. President on Canada

01:03:26You have no idea

01:03:27These people are tough negotiators

01:03:29Okay

01:03:30But we're a big buyer of steel

01:03:32But we're going to make our own steel

01:03:33And we're going to make our own aluminum for the most part

01:03:36But we buy a lot of aluminum from right here

01:03:39And a lot of steel too

01:03:40Yeah

01:03:41Who are you with?

01:03:42We have a lot of unhappy

01:03:43Who are you with?

01:03:44Because you're asking such a nice question

01:03:45GB News

01:03:46Bev Turner from GB News

01:03:47Very good

01:03:48They're lucky

01:03:49We have a lot of unhappy farmers in this country at the moment

01:03:52And I'm sure the Prime Minister won't thank me for raising this

01:03:54We've had changes to inheritance tax

01:03:56Which means a lot of farmers feel they're going to lose their farms when they die

01:03:59Or their father dies

01:04:00How important are farmers to a country?

01:04:03You mean they're going to lose the farm because of estate taxes?

01:04:07Correct

01:04:08So that when they die they have to pay so much

01:04:10They're cash poor but they have great properties

01:04:12I know

01:04:13Well they're cash poor

01:04:14They're land rich and cash poor

01:04:15A lot of people

01:04:16I've had that too

01:04:17I've had

01:04:18Sometimes I'm land rich

01:04:19And cash

01:04:20Sometimes I'm cash rich

01:04:21And land poor

01:04:22I like it both ways

01:04:24But as they get older

01:04:25I like the more conservative

01:04:26So I did something that

01:04:28I don't know if you can do

01:04:29But it was great

01:04:30I love our farmers

01:04:32As you know

01:04:33In our tax bill

01:04:34We have a clause

01:04:35That's very important

01:04:36We were losing a lot of farms

01:04:38To the banks

01:04:39Because a mother

01:04:41A loving mother and father would die

01:04:43And left their farm to their children

01:04:45Or their child

01:04:47But their children

01:04:48Their family

01:04:49And they loved their family

01:04:50And they thought they were doing them a favor

01:04:52But they had a 50% tax to pay

01:04:55So the land would get valued

01:04:57And at a high number

01:04:58Because some of the farms were valuable

01:05:00But they didn't

01:05:01You know

01:05:02They couldn't quantify it

01:05:05And they'd go out and borrow money

01:05:07To pay the estate tax

01:05:08Or the death tax as it's called

01:05:11And they'd overextend

01:05:13And they'd lose the farm

01:05:14And they'd commit suicide in many cases

01:05:17We've seen that

01:05:18No, no, no

01:05:19Our levels are nowhere near 50%

01:05:21They're not 50%

01:05:22But the dissatisfaction is real

01:05:23They're not

01:05:24We've just introduced

01:05:25Where it's paid over many years

01:05:27Works out about

01:05:28Well, that's good

01:05:29An extra 2% a year

01:05:31Over 10 years

01:05:32So it's not at those levels

01:05:33By any stretch of the imagination

01:05:35But the other thing that we've done

01:05:36As you know

01:05:37Is make sure that we've got

01:05:38To make sure that we've got

01:05:39A pathway for farmers

01:05:41That actually increases

01:05:42Their year on year income

01:05:43Which is the most important thing

01:05:45And in all of the deals that we do

01:05:48We ensure that our farmers

01:05:50Are the central focus for much of it

01:05:52Particularly on the agriculture

01:05:53That's true

01:05:55Including in the US deal

01:05:56Because I don't think we can go on

01:05:58For years saying that

01:06:00It's acceptable for farmers

01:06:02To have a year on year income

01:06:04Which isn't sufficient

01:06:05We've got to fix that problem

01:06:07We can't simply live with that problem

01:06:09So it's a very different situation

01:06:10Well, we ended the estate tax

01:06:12There is no estate tax on farmers

01:06:14Maybe you could do the same

01:06:15So when a parent leaves their farm

01:06:19Because again

01:06:20A lot of these farms

01:06:21They don't make a lot of money

01:06:22But it's a way of life

01:06:23And they love their way of life

01:06:24And they love that dirt

01:06:26That dirt is the most beautiful thing

01:06:28They've ever seen

01:06:29They love it

01:06:30I mean, they're farmers

01:06:31They love doing it

01:06:32They don't know how to do anything else

01:06:33But they don't want to do anything else

01:06:35I speak to farmers

01:06:36They say

01:06:37Would you like to live in my penthouse

01:06:38In Manhattan

01:06:39It was beautiful

01:06:40No, sir

01:06:41I want this farm

01:06:42And what happens is

01:06:44I mean, we were losing

01:06:46A lot of people to suicide

01:06:47They'd buy

01:06:48They'd borrow money to pay the estate tax

01:06:51And they were not able to pay it

01:06:54And some banks are ruthless

01:06:55They wouldn't do anything

01:06:56And they would end up committing suicide

01:06:58We have totally ended the estate tax

01:07:03In those situations

01:07:04So there's no estate tax

01:07:06So when a parent leaves the farm

01:07:07To the kids

01:07:08They don't have to worry about

01:07:09Their local, possibly unfriendly banker

01:07:12Coming in and stealing their farm

01:07:14Mr. President

01:07:15Back to migration

01:07:17One of the back point issues in Britain

01:07:20Is migrants being housed in hotels

01:07:23And people in the local communities

01:07:24Not feeling safe

01:07:26Is that an appropriate place to be housing migrants?

01:07:28Does Britain need its own version of the alligator Alcatraz?

01:07:31Anybody illegally should not be allowed in the country

01:07:33The British

01:07:36No need on voluntary

01:07:38Any other plans

01:07:38That might not be allowed in the country

01:07:39Now

01:07:40the British

01:07:41In fact

01:07:42The British

01:07:43In fact

01:07:44The British

01:07:45The British

01:07:46The British

01:07:47The British

01:07:48Is Maria

01:07:48The British

01:07:50The British

01:07:52My Bush

01:07:52The British

01:07:54Daily British

01:07:56My Bush

01:07:57The British

01:07:59It's not

01:08:00It's not

01:08:01The British

01:08:01It's myš nieen

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