- Donald Trump asserted that the UK is a "bankrupt country" and called for the prime minister to authorise new North Sea oil and gas drilling.
- Trump expressed confidence in a "very good relationship" with Prime Minister Andy Burnham, commending his "terrific" approach to North Sea exploration.
- He also emphasised the critical need for Europe to manage illegal immigration, identifying it and energy as key issues "killing Europe."
- Despite Labour's manifesto pledge against new North Sea licences, Prime Minister Andy Burnham indicated to Trump he would adopt a "pragmatic" stance on the issue.
- Trump criticised past policies, claiming that Aberdeen, once Europe's oil capital, was "destroyed" by "liberals" who prevented the use of natural resources.
IN FULL
