There’s nothing you can say other than it’s terrible when you see the kids. And those are kids, you know, whether they talk starvation or not, those are kids that are starving. That’s, I mean, they are starving.

That’s the number one position, you have a lot of starving people.

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

Nobody’s done anything great over there.

I’m looking for people getting fed right now.

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

Based on television, I would say not particularly.

I’m not going to take a position. I don’t mind him [British Prime Minister Keir Starmer] taking a position.

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

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

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

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

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 said, even, ‘thank you,’

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

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.

In every way, it’s bad.

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