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Well, it was another spectacular free show from Donald Trump at the White House on Wednesday.

As he entertained, I don't even know what the name is of the Prime

Minister of Ireland. I don't mean his actual name. I mean what they call him. It's a really

funny term they use in Ireland, but he was a happy lad, if you will, and he was thrilled to be

at the White House. It's tradition pre-St. Patrick's Day to reach the olive branch and know that the United States and

Ireland have so much in connection. And Trump spoke at great length about growing up in New York

and the Irish community there and how many Irish friends he has. Trump's lineage goes back to

Scotland. Trump owns a lot of golf resorts and properties in Scotland and Ireland. He's passionate

about those countries.

He loves those countries, but it was apparent in front of the Prime Minister of Ireland today

that Donald Trump does not like the European Union. And he really doesn't like him right now.

And he went into great detail about the things that the European Union does to the United States.

We've heard him say it before, how unfair they are, how they don't pay their fair share of things

they're committed to like NATO, they haven't paid as much into the Ukraine war, and that their

tariffs on the United States are insane individually as countries, but they all bond together

to screw over the United States.

He retold the story you may have heard before. When he talked to Angela Merkel one time,

the Prime Minister of Germany, and said, how many Chevroletes or Ford trucks are driving around

Munich or Berlin? And she said, none. And he said, that's right, none. Your tariffs are ridiculous.

We literally can't export, and I'm sure there would be plenty of people in these countries in

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