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Energy policy was also a point of divergence, with Trump advocating for "drill baby drill" to reduce energy costs and promote economic growth. In contrast, Starmer highlighted his pragmatic approach, emphasizing the need to balance domestically produced oil and gas with renewable sources like wind, aiming for energy affordability amid global inflation challenges.
Wrapping Up with Reflection and Optimism
Trump reflected on the historic nature of the US-UK partnership, describing the alliance as a force that "shapes the world", rooted in shared values of liberty and democracy. He expressed optimism about the future, citing economic records such as the incredible inflow of $17 trillion in investments during his time in office, and strategic military achievements.