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Donald Trump has publicly commented on Andy Burnham for the first time since the former Greater Manchester mayor emerged as a leading contender to replace Keir Starmer. Speaking to reporters, Trump appeared dismissive of Burnham’s political profile and suggested their views differ sharply, particularly on energy policy. Referring to Burnham, Trump said: “I don’t know, I think I see that he was, I guess, the mayor of a town.” He added, “I hear he’s extremely liberal, extremely, so that means he probably won’t open up the North Sea.”

The remarks come as Burnham gains prominence within Labour politics and is increasingly discussed as a potential future prime minister. Burnham has previously criticized Trump and described American politics as deeply divided. Trump's comments hint at possible tensions between the two leaders should Burnham eventually reach Downing Street, particularly on issues involving energy, international relations, and transatlantic cooperation.

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00:00I don't know anything. I see that he was, I guess, the mayor of a town.
00:04I hear he's extremely liberal. Extremely.
00:08So that means he probably won't open up the North Sea.
00:11You know, I gave Keir Starmer some pretty good advice.
00:15I said, open up the North Sea.
00:19Go to Aberdeen, which was the hottest city in the whole continent.
00:24It was the oil city. It was the oil of Europe.
00:28And they closed everything.
00:29It was terrible.
00:30I saw it before my eyes and I couldn't believe it.
00:34The North Sea is loaded.
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