President Trump built his legacy in part on the power of a deal.

you can’t fake that

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

I’m looking for people getting fed right now.

Because those children look very hungry.

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

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.

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.

But now it was raging and raging hard. People were being killed at the border—a lot.

I think it's the biggest deal ever made.

I dealt with Ursula. We dealt with the countries.

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.

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.

Nobody’s done anything great over there.

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

We settled and helped—I think we made a great deal with NATO a month ago where NATO is going to pay 5 percent.