The E.U. will not impose a tariff on U.S. imports.

Because those children look very hungry.

But more important than that, it ruins the landscape, it kills the birds, they’re noisy.

And the other thing I say to Europe: We will not allow a windmill to be built in the United States.

Aid must be permitted to reach people in Gaza. There is no justification for keeping food and water away from civilian families.

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.

People oughta know, these windmills are very destructive, they’re environmentally unsound.

You need subsidy for wind, and energy should not need subsidy. With energy you make money, you don’t lose money.

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.

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.

In every way, it’s bad.

We gave $60 million two weeks ago for food for Gaza, and nobody acknowledged it, nobody talks about it.

We have to help on a humanitarian basis before we do anything, we have to get the kids fed.

I mean, some of those kids are — that’s real starvation stuff. I see it, and you can’t fake it. So we’re going to be even more involved.

They are going to agree to invest into the United States $600 billion more than they're investing already.

I think the main sticking point is fairness.

I think we both wanted to make a deal.

They [Hamas] don’t want to give [the hostages] back, and so Israel is going to have to make a decision.