The Federal Reserve and interest rate policy: When asked about the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision next week, Trump said he didn't know if the Federal Reserve would raise interest rates, but emphasized that the US interest rate “should be the lowest in the world.” $5,000 check plan: Trump said that the US government is currently “well-paid” and has the ability to fulfill its promise to issue 5,000 US dollar checks to the public after the election, adding that Congress should be able to easily approve this plan. At the same time, he stressed that he “always keeps his promises.” Situation in Iran: Trump once again stated that Iran is “desperate” to reach an agreement with the US, adding that the current war will eventually end, either before or after the US midterm elections. Regarding the Gulf countries' plans to hold a meeting with Iran the next day, Trump said that he is not concerned; whether countries engage with Iran “depends on themselves.” At the same time, he said that the US will eventually “get out” of the Iran issue. Ukraine issue: Trump said the US had communicated with Zelensky on the Ukraine issue and clearly asked Zelensky to “stop destroying Russia's diesel fuel supply.” Irish reunification issue: Trump further strengthened his previous statement on the reunification of Ireland, saying that merging Northern Ireland with Ireland was “a natural thing,” and stated that his related remarks were “quite normal.” When asked about the Scottish issue, Trump said there will be no discussion at the moment and will be discussed later. Artificial intelligence development and security: When asked if the AI industry should slow down development, Trump said, “Whoever wins AI will win the overall situation.” He believes that necessary protective measures can be set up for artificial intelligence, but currently some discussions on artificial intelligence risks are “too negative,” and some of the risks that have been brought up for discussion actually “won't occur.” North Sea oil and gas development: Trump urged Britain to expand the development of North Sea oil and gas resources, saying that if Britain opens up North Sea oil resources, it can become richer; conversely, if restrictions on development continue, Britain may “go bankrupt.” He also revealed that oil companies have taken the initiative to contact him and expressed their desire to enter the North Sea oil field to start business. British politics: Trump said he had a conversation with British Prime Minister Burnham, but said “unfortunately he favors liberals.” Situation in Venezuela: When asked when Venezuela will hold elections, Trump said the elections will be held after the relevant preparations have been completed and “ready.”

The Federal Reserve and interest rate policy: When asked about the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision next week, Trump said he didn't know if the Federal Reserve would raise interest rates, but emphasized that the US interest rate “should be the lowest in the world.” $5,000 check plan: Trump said that the US government is currently “well-paid” and has the ability to fulfill its promise to issue 5,000 US dollar checks to the public after the election, adding that Congress should be able to easily approve this plan. At the same time, he stressed that he “always keeps his promises.” Situation in Iran: Trump once again stated that Iran is “desperate” to reach an agreement with the US, adding that the current war will eventually end, either before or after the US midterm elections. Regarding the Gulf countries' plans to hold a meeting with Iran the next day, Trump said that he is not concerned; whether countries engage with Iran “depends on themselves.” At the same time, he said that the US will eventually “get out” of the Iran issue. Ukraine issue: Trump said the US had communicated with Zelensky on the Ukraine issue and clearly asked Zelensky to “stop destroying Russia's diesel fuel supply.” Irish reunification issue: Trump further strengthened his previous statement on the reunification of Ireland, saying that merging Northern Ireland with Ireland was “a natural thing,” and stated that his related remarks were “quite normal.” When asked about the Scottish issue, Trump said there will be no discussion at the moment and will be discussed later. Artificial intelligence development and security: When asked if the AI industry should slow down development, Trump said, “Whoever wins AI will win the overall situation.” He believes that necessary protective measures can be set up for artificial intelligence, but currently some discussions on artificial intelligence risks are “too negative,” and some of the risks that have been brought up for discussion actually “won't occur.” North Sea oil and gas development: Trump urged Britain to expand the development of North Sea oil and gas resources, saying that if Britain opens up North Sea oil resources, it can become richer; conversely, if restrictions on development continue, Britain may “go bankrupt.” He also revealed that oil companies have taken the initiative to contact him and expressed their desire to enter the North Sea oil field to start business. British politics: Trump said he had a conversation with British Prime Minister Burnham, but said “unfortunately he favors liberals.” Situation in Venezuela: When asked when Venezuela will hold elections, Trump said the elections will be held after the relevant preparations have been completed and “ready.”