1. Bilateral meeting with the Prime Minister of Ireland on Iran: Trump said the war will end soon, “probably after the midterm elections,” and said that oil prices will drop drastically after the war is over. He reiterated that Iran must not possess nuclear weapons, and said that the US currently “controls the Strait of Hormuz.” Saudi pipeline attack: Trump said he had spoken with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and said Iran was “likely” behind the attack. At the same time, he said that the Houthis were unwilling to go to war with the US, and said that the Houthis had telephoned to ask the US not to take action against it. US-Canada trade: Trump said Canada “desperately wants” an agreement with the US, adding that the two sides may reach an agreement soon, but Canada must treat American farmers better. Irish reunification question: Trump said he is “happy to see Ireland unification” and believes that unification “will eventually be achieved,” but at the same time acknowledged that Britain “will have something to say” about this and that “there is no perfect answer” to this question. 2. Address embassy staff and business leaders to brag about the domestic economy: Trump said the US is currently “doing better than ever before,” praised the “unique” performance of the US stock market, and attributed US factory construction and employment growth to its tariff policy. US defense and defense exports: Trump said the US defense industry base is rapidly expanding, and demand for US weapons, including “Patriot” missiles, is “amazing.” He said that Ireland and other countries are buying US military equipment in “record quantities,” and discussed new types of equipment such as laser weapons and computerized machine guns for the US military. European immigration issues: Trump criticized Europe's current immigration policy, saying that Europe is “finding its own way to death,” and said Britain should deport criminal immigrants like the US. He also criticized European regulations for businesses as “unacceptable.” NATO defense issues: Trump once again questioned America's security responsibilities, saying, “Why should we help them?”

1. Bilateral meeting with the Prime Minister of Ireland on Iran: Trump said the war will end soon, “probably after the midterm elections,” and said that oil prices will drop drastically after the war is over. He reiterated that Iran must not possess nuclear weapons, and said that the US currently “controls the Strait of Hormuz.” Saudi pipeline attack: Trump said he had spoken with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and said Iran was “likely” behind the attack. At the same time, he said that the Houthis were unwilling to go to war with the US, and said that the Houthis had telephoned to ask the US not to take action against it. US-Canada trade: Trump said Canada “desperately wants” an agreement with the US, adding that the two sides may reach an agreement soon, but Canada must treat American farmers better. Irish reunification question: Trump said he is “happy to see Ireland unification” and believes that unification “will eventually be achieved,” but at the same time acknowledged that Britain “will have something to say” about this and that “there is no perfect answer” to this question. 2. Address embassy staff and business leaders to brag about the domestic economy: Trump said the US is currently “doing better than ever before,” praised the “unique” performance of the US stock market, and attributed US factory construction and employment growth to its tariff policy. US defense and defense exports: Trump said the US defense industry base is rapidly expanding, and demand for US weapons, including “Patriot” missiles, is “amazing.” He said that Ireland and other countries are buying US military equipment in “record quantities,” and discussed new types of equipment such as laser weapons and computerized machine guns for the US military. European immigration issues: Trump criticized Europe's current immigration policy, saying that Europe is “finding its own way to death,” and said Britain should deport criminal immigrants like the US. He also criticized European regulations for businesses as “unacceptable.” NATO defense issues: Trump once again questioned America's security responsibilities, saying, “Why should we help them?”