This is beautiful Europe that you know and I know so well, and I told them they have to stop that — they have to stop windmills all over the place.

Those wars turn out to be a disaster. Millions of people get killed. It’s total disruption—and it takes them 40 years to recover.

It kills the birds, ruins the look, they’re noisy. If you see them from your house, your house is worth like 50% or more less. I just think it’s a very bad thing.

In every way, it’s bad.

It’s certainly the biggest trade deal ever made. … And I think it’s going to pull a big part of the world together too.

We were very happy we stopped the Cambodia war with a very nice local rival that frankly they have had wars for many, many years—over 500 years–and we got it stopped as you probably know.

I think before we get to phase two, which is, you know, what’s going to happen afterwards, we want to get the children fed.

Thailand is a very big trading partner and Cambodia lesser so, but they do a lot, and I saw and read in a lot of different places including yours—Breitbart—that they were really going at it.

We made a contribution a week ago of $60 million, all going into food.

That's real starvation stuff. I see it, and you can't fake that.

The place is a mess. It’ll get straightened out, but it’s a mess.

Nobody said, even, ‘thank you,’

I’m looking for people getting fed right now.

energy is a very important component

This colossal deal will enable U.S. farmers, ranchers, fishermen and manufacturers to increase U.S. exports, expand business opportunities and help reduce the goods trade deficit with the European Union.

Nobody’s done anything great over there.

Some of those kids are, that's real starvation stuff.

This agreement was satisfactory to both sides.