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In farms, but they don't use them.

They just put them up to show people what they could look like.

They don't spin.

They don't do anything.

They use the thing called coal,

mostly. But China goes with the coal. They go with oil and gas. They're starting to look at nuclear a little bit. And they're doing just fine. They make a fortune selling the windmills,

though. And I think really that's

one that they wouldn't be surprised if it stopped. They are shocked that it continues to go.

They're very friendly with me. They're shocked that people continue to buy those damn things.

They killed the birds. They ruin your landscapes. Other than that, I think they're fabulous, by the way.

Stupid people by them.

The consequences of such destructive policies have been stark, including lower economic

growth, lower standards of living, lower birth rates, more socially disruptive migration,

more vulnerability to hostile foreign adversaries and much, much smaller militaries.

The United States cares greatly about the people of Europe. We really do.

I mean, look, I am derived from Europe, Scotland and Germany.

100% Scotland, my mother, 100% German, my father.

And we believe deeply in the bonds we share with Europe as a civilization.

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