Discussion on Trade Relations with Spain
But I was really testing.
I wanted to see whether or not they'd be there.
And the answer is they were.
I spoke to Germany.
I spoke to France.
Spoke to U.K.
Spoke to Italy.
I spoke to — I didn't speak to Spain.
Spain is a wasted cause.
We don't want to do any trade business with
Spain anymore, by the way.
I'd like you to cut it off.
Spain is a terrible partner in NATO.
They don't participate.
They don't pay.
I don't want anything to do with Spain.
And cut off all trade with Spain, please,
including visits.
Okay?
We don't want anything to do.
Watch them.
Watch them come running back.
Oh, they'll come running back.
They treat this man terribly.
And this man is a good man, too.
Great man.
They're lucky they have him.
But Spain doesn't agree to anything.
And you shouldn't carry him.
I mean, you'd sort of automatically carry him
because you're protecting an area.
So they're there.
So they probably figured they have to protect us, right?
But we don't have to.
We don't have to trade with them.
I don't want to do any more trade with them.
All right?
Take it immediately.
Don't even talk to them.
They're hopeless.
Bad people.
Because, you know, they have everybody else going
and paying and working in Spain.
In particular, Spain.
There are a couple of others.
But in particular, Spain.
They're open about it.
They're hostile about it.
And let's see how hostile they remain when they
call up and they, please, please, we want to trade
with you, sir.
We want to trade with you, sir.
They make so much money with us, and we're going
to see that they make a lot less.
I want no business with them.
So, other than that, we're having the big meeting in
a little while.
And I'm going to relate my problems.
Greenland is a big problem.
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