I'm not a big fan of those crazy windmills. They're all made in China. They're made in China but not used by China.

Let's look for a couple of wind farms in China. See if you can find one.

You know who likes me over there?

The people like me over there.

It is positive that the Americans appear willing to tolerate Iranian enrichment within clearly set boundaries.

The Iranians now recognise that they need to reach a deal with the Americans, and the Americans understand that the Iranians have certain limits.

If the U.S. insists on addressing all the issues simultaneously, I’m afraid even the nuclear file will not move forward.

The result could be another war in the region.

We eliminated 35,000 Russians in December, 30,000 in January.

Our strategy is working.

I’m a liberal, so I don’t believe in protectionism because, in the long term, I think it is best for our companies if they are truly competitive.

If we make ourselves stronger, then our products are competitive and we don’t need protection.

That being said, we also have to deal with the economic practices coming from China that greatly damage our companies.

First, stop the war. War is bad for business. Look for peace.

Second, don’t send your money to somebody else if you need it for your competitiveness. So don’t send the money to Ukraine.

Third, reduce and cut back energy prices as much as you can. That’s so simple.

We cannot be dependent on anyone. In fact, we probably never should have been.

We should never have been dependent on Russian oil and gas.

It is also wrong that we have made ourselves dependent on China for new technology.

China and the United States have become protectionist.

Others protect their markets and dump products on ours.