Six key takeaways from Donald Trump’s press conference with Keir Starmer
Donald Trump and Sir Keir Starmer, on Thursday, were in common press conferences to facilitate each other’s lives.
Otherwise, despite many prickly issues that threatened to pour a cloud for a successful state visit, both of them stayed away from gluing the boat despite being asked.
From Lord Mandelson’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein, Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Russia, Independent After the couple’s media grilling, it will be based on the basis.
Jeffrey Epstein
Perhaps the biggest risk for Sir Keir and Mr. Trump was the scandal of Lord Mandelson’s ties with the late Pedophil Jeffrey Epstein.
The US president has its own historical connections with financing, and last week, Sir Keir fired a series of E -Posta, which he replaced with Epstein.
Sky’s Beth Rigby was the only journalist to reveal the subject, and Mr. Trump simply refused the question, “I don’t know him… I heard it, and maybe the Prime Minister would be better than that,” he refused. Despite the couple’s hand in hand in the Oval Office less than six months ago.
Sir Keir repeated Lord Mandelson’s “information appeared” line after the appointment of Lord Mandelson for forcing his former Trump-Whisperer to fire.
Disagreement against the Palestinian state
Trump, the only disagreement between the couple on Thursday, said Sir Keir was against his plan to recognize a Palestinian state.
The Prime Minister said that the timing of the expected decision in the coming days has nothing to do with the end of the state visit.
However, he asked about the movement, Mr. Trump said: “There is a dispute with the Prime Minister about this score, in fact it is one of our few disputes.”
Mr. Trump said his focus was to ensure that the Israeli hostages are still released by Hamas.
Sir Keir confirmed that they were discussing their plans and that the recognition of a Palestinian state would be a part of the general package that led us to the outcome of a safe and safe Israel that we do not have now and to the conclusion of a practical Palestinian state ”.
He also described Hamas as a terrorist and asked Mr. Trump to give Sir Keir a supportive and exaggerated pat at the back.
Small boats
In case of capturing another headline, Mr. Trump asked Sir Keir to advise Sir Keir on how to increase the success of limiting the number of immigrants entering the United States on irregular ways.
The US President said that illegal migration can “destroy” countries and invited the prime minister to include the army. The recommendation announced that the government had sent back the first immigrants to France under an agreement.
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Sir Trump, “I see, millions of people poured into our country, I could not bear to watch and we did a great job,” he said.
“I think your situation is very similar. There are people inside and I told the prime minister that I would stop it, and it doesn’t matter if you call the army, it doesn’t matter what you mean.
He continued: “We destroy the countries from the inside and actually remove many people who come to our country.”
Putin disappointed Trump
Mr. Trump also jumped to Vladimir Putin and said by the Russian Despot that he was “really disappointed”.
Considering Russia’s strong relationship with the dictator, the President said he thought it would be the easiest conflict to solve the occupation of Ukraine.
However, a peace agreement stopped and Russia continues to kill Ukrainian civilians.
“He disappointed me,” Mr. Trump said when he asked the ongoing war.
He said: “Seven wars, seven wars, unresolved wars, unintentional wars, the United States, I am honored to say that we have made seven of them.
He continued: “I thought it would be the easiest, because of my relationship with President Putin, but disappointed me.”
However, Mr. Trump added that he did not regret meeting Putin in Alaska, and that if Russia’s sanctions are mounted, the war would have to be “quit”.
Free speech
As expected, Sir Keir was asked whether he was under free speech and threat in England.
Tensions between PM and Trump administration have increased in matters such as online security law.
Sir Free Speech is one of the founding values of the United Kingdom and we protect him and always protect him.
“I’m drawing a limit between free speech and speech of those who want to divide social media into children.
“And that’s why I am also in order to protect children from things that will harm them: Pedophils, those who have committed suicide for the individual, especially young people. And this is the balance we hit.”
Mr. Trump claimed that Jimmy Kimmel’s cancellation of the Talk Show late at night was that he was not a talented person and because he had bad ratings “. The President said that this was not a free speech problem and that Mr. Kimmel was “fired because of lack of talent”.
Windmills
Another classic of Mr. Trump’s press conferences is targeting US President Wind Farms.
He said the wind power was a “very expensive joke .. On Thursday, he praised the oil of the North Sea with Sir Keir as “extraordinary ..
He said: “You have a great asset here, it is called the North Sea. The North Sea oil is extraordinary. And hopefully, because I love this country.
“You know, my mother was born in Scotland … And I want this country to be successful. And thank you under this prime minister.
Sir Keir said that oil and gas would be a part of the mixture for the coming years, but the investment in renewable energy sources is also necessary.
“Really important mixture. And the approach I do, the approach I have said to many other things, a pragmatic approach,” he added.
