1. Trump addressed reporters at an Irish resort on the Iran issue: Trump said that Iran is currently “desperate” to reach an agreement with the US, and that this war will eventually end. The time may be before or after the US midterm elections. He also said that the US will eventually “get out” of the Iran issue. The Federal Reserve and interest rate policy: Referring to the Federal Reserve's next interest rate decision, Trump said he didn't know whether the Federal Reserve would raise interest rates, but he thought US interest rates should be “the lowest in the world.” $5,000 check plan: Trump once again endorsed the $5,000 check plan, saying that the US government currently has sufficient revenue and is capable of fulfilling this promise, and believes Congress should be able to successfully approve it. Ukraine issue: Trump revealed that he had communicated with Zelensky about the situation in Ukraine and asked Ukraine to stop attacking Russia's diesel fuel supply. Ireland's reunification issue: Trump continues to discuss the Irish reunification issue, saying that the merger of Northern Ireland and Ireland is “a natural occurrence,” and believes that his previous related statements are “quite normal.” North Sea oil and gas development: Trump urged Britain to ease restrictions on the development of North Sea oil and gas resources, saying that if Britain further opens up North Sea oil resources, the economic situation will improve markedly; if restrictions on development continue, the British government may “go bankrupt.” 2. Trump ended his trip to Ireland and was interviewed by reporters on Iran before boarding Air Force One: Trump further discussed America's long-term arrangements in Iran, saying that the US will eventually leave Iran unless it decides to “stay and take oil” similar to Venezuela's. US-Canada trade: Referring to trade relations with Canada, Trump said Canada is “desperate” to reach an agreement with the US, but also said that Canada is “the hardest country to deal with.” Irish trade: Trump says the US will eliminate 10% tariffs on Irish whiskey. $5,000 check plan: Trump once again confirmed that the $5,000 check plan will be implemented, and said that tariffs and other projects are bringing huge revenue to the US government and may reach trillions of dollars in the future. “9/11” related files: Trump said he will study whether to release further records related to the “9/11” attacks.

1. Trump addressed reporters at an Irish resort on the Iran issue: Trump said that Iran is currently “desperate” to reach an agreement with the US, and that this war will eventually end. The time may be before or after the US midterm elections. He also said that the US will eventually “get out” of the Iran issue. The Federal Reserve and interest rate policy: Referring to the Federal Reserve's next interest rate decision, Trump said he didn't know whether the Federal Reserve would raise interest rates, but he thought US interest rates should be “the lowest in the world.” $5,000 check plan: Trump once again endorsed the $5,000 check plan, saying that the US government currently has sufficient revenue and is capable of fulfilling this promise, and believes Congress should be able to successfully approve it. Ukraine issue: Trump revealed that he had communicated with Zelensky about the situation in Ukraine and asked Ukraine to stop attacking Russia's diesel fuel supply. Ireland's reunification issue: Trump continues to discuss the Irish reunification issue, saying that the merger of Northern Ireland and Ireland is “a natural occurrence,” and believes that his previous related statements are “quite normal.” North Sea oil and gas development: Trump urged Britain to ease restrictions on the development of North Sea oil and gas resources, saying that if Britain further opens up North Sea oil resources, the economic situation will improve markedly; if restrictions on development continue, the British government may “go bankrupt.” 2. Trump ended his trip to Ireland and was interviewed by reporters on Iran before boarding Air Force One: Trump further discussed America's long-term arrangements in Iran, saying that the US will eventually leave Iran unless it decides to “stay and take oil” similar to Venezuela's. US-Canada trade: Referring to trade relations with Canada, Trump said Canada is “desperate” to reach an agreement with the US, but also said that Canada is “the hardest country to deal with.” Irish trade: Trump says the US will eliminate 10% tariffs on Irish whiskey. $5,000 check plan: Trump once again confirmed that the $5,000 check plan will be implemented, and said that tariffs and other projects are bringing huge revenue to the US government and may reach trillions of dollars in the future. “9/11” related files: Trump said he will study whether to release further records related to the “9/11” attacks.