“Trump Sends Starmer AWAY During Speech!” | Jeremy Kyle LAUGHS At Prime Minister

Mr Peacemaker himself, ladies and gentlemen, on talk. I'll give you Donald Trump. Well, thank you very much and that was a great honour. I appreciate it very much, Mr President. Mr General, Mr President, great General, great President, thank you very much. This is the day that people across the region and around the world have been working, striving, hoping and praying for. They have done things over the last month that I think were really unthinkable. Nobody thought this could happen. With the historic agreement, we, sadly to say, bodies. Together we've achieved what everybody said was impossible. At long last we have peace in the Middle East. And it's a very simple expression, peace in the Middle East. And we've heard it for many years but nobody thought it could ever get there. And now we're there. I want to congratulate everybody sitting in these first few rows and standing behind me. I don't know why they chose to stand but I promise I'll make it short. Okay? We are not going to keep you standing for long. These are great leaders. After years of suffering and bloodshed, the war in Gaza has finally come to an end. The war in Gaza is over. Humanitarian aid is now pouring in, including hundreds of truckloads of food and medical equipment and other supplies. Much of it paid for by people in this room. Civilians are returning to their homes. The hostages are reuniting. I mean, it's beautiful. I'm just watching it backstage. The level of love and sorrow, I've never seen anything like it. It's amazing when you see. They haven't seen their mother, their father. They haven't seen them in such a long time. And they lived in a tunnel, a very little tunnel, very deep. And the level of love is just incredible. It's a beautiful thing to see. In one sense, it's so horrible that it could have taken place. But in another sense, it's so beautiful to see. A new and beautiful day is rising. And now the rebuilding begins. The rebuilding is maybe going to be the easiest part. I think we've done a lot of the hardest part, because the rest comes together. We all know how to rebuild, and we know how to build better than anybody in the world. I want to express my tremendous gratitude to the Arab and Muslim nations who helped make this incredible breakthrough possible. And you really did, to President el-Sisi of Egypt, who is so generously hosting us today. And I want to thank you for the outstanding job your country is doing in so many different ways, and for helping us so much with this peace agreement. I also want to thank the President for the escort of six fighter jets. So, we looked out the window. We said, I hope they're friendly, and they turned out to be very friendly. But we had three on each side, and they are beauties right out of the great, really American manufacturing. We make the greatest military equipment in the world. We have the strongest military in the world, by far. And I knew exactly what those planes were, and I knew exactly how much you paid for those planes, too. You paid a lot, but you got a pretty good deal. And they are great planes, and we just appreciate it. That was quite an escort in. That was very impressive. But Air Force One was really – it was covered with Egyptian desert just a few months ago, if you think about it. Just a few months ago, it was Egyptian desert, and now it was just a few feet off our window. And it was a spectacular sight, and I appreciate it very much. Really, it was pretty good. You got our people by surprise. I don't know if they were thrilled right at the beginning, but they were thrilled as we sailed along very calmly and safely. And I'm deeply honored to receive from you, Egypt's highest state honor, the Order of the Nile. The Nile is so beautiful, so magnificent. It's such a beautiful title, the Order of the Nile. Thank you very much, Mr. President. Appreciate it. Great honor. I also want to give a very special thanks to the emir of Qatar, a man who's outstanding. He's been a friend of mine for a long time, long before politics – long before politics. And he's a fantastically respected man. His Highness Sheikh Khamenei is respected by everybody. He's respected by everybody and in the most positive way, not only because of power, because of his heart. He's got a tremendous heart, and he's a great leader, and his country loves him. Thank you very much for being here. It's an honor. Let me also express our condolences to the Qataris on the tragic car crash that claimed the lives of your cherished diplomats, some of whom were known by our people, and they were supposed to be incredible people. So please extend our sorrow and best wishes. It's – that was tough. That was really tough. On this extraordinary occasion, I also want to give our sincere thanks to President Erdogan of Turkey. He's always there when I need him. He's such a tough guy. He is tough as you can be. But we love him. And when they have a problem with you, they always call me to handle it. And usually, I come through. We just have a good relationship, and we have from the beginning. And so I want to thank you very much and say hello to your wife, your beautiful wife. And it's great to be with you. Always there. When I need him, he's always there. Thank you very much, Mr. President. And I also want to thank – I just spoke to him on the phone – His Royal Highness Crown Prince Mohammed of Saudi Arabia, a special friend of mine. Boy, he's come so long and so far, and he's doing a fantastic job for his country. And I want to just thank him. His Highness Sheikh Mohammed of the United Arab Emirates is here. Where? He's here someplace. Well – oh, he's not here. But he's here in spirit, I can tell you that. And he's been another one. He's been absolutely incredible, and we appreciate it very much. And His Majesty King Abdullah of Jordan. And thank you very much, King Abdul of Jordan. He's here. Thank you. Thank you very much. And you really have been a great help, and we appreciate it. Appreciate it. Prime Minister Sharif of Pakistan. And also, I have to say, my favorite field marshal from Pakistan, who's not here, but the Prime Minister is here, and you're going to give his regards. Where are you? There you go. Thank you very much. Do you want to say what you said to me the other day? Come, would you like to say what you said the other day? I think it was so nice. The Pakistani leader is now coming to the podium. Donald, just as they're accepting an award. Here we go. My dear President Trump. Oh. My dear brother President Fadil Sisi of Egypt. Majesties. Highnesses. Excellencies. Ladies and gentlemen. As-salamu alaykum. And a very good evening. Who is this? This is the President of Pakistan. Well, I would say. We were in the middle of Trump, now we've got the President. Today is one of the greatest day in contemporary history. It's true. If you look on YouTube, Starmer's at the side. It's very awkward. Peace has been achieved after untiring efforts. Trump talks about him. Efforts led by President Trump, who is genuinely a man of peace. He's right next to Trump. Oh, he is a man of peace. Who has relentlessly and untiringly worked throughout these months. Day in and day out. To make this world a place to live with peace and prosperity. I'm sure you say good things now. I would say that Pakistan had nominated President Donald Trump. Oh. For Nobel Peace Prize. Oh, now this is contentious. I wish he could see Starmer. Are the sausages out yet? I don't know. Have the sausages been removed? Hello? Why am I here? Look at him, jealous. He hasn't won it, mate. It's another year. Oh, God. He's been nominated again. Here's the question, peeps. Is he going to make Starmer come forth and speak at a script that will ruin him forever on the world stage? He has brought not only peace in South Asia, saved millions of people their lives. Yes. And today, here in... George has just started with a yawn. She's got a hand over her mouth. Achieving peace in Gaza is saving millions of lives in the Middle East. Yes. Mr President, I would like to salute you. Oh, lovely. For your exemplary leadership, visionary leadership. And I think that you are the man this world needed most at this point in time. The world will always remember you as a man who did everything, went out of the way to stop seven and today eight wars. I would like to thank my very dear brother, Sheikh Tamim. He's a... who has really worked very hard along with others to achieve peace in this region. My very dear brother, President Tayyip Erdogan. Shut up, man. Get off now. His Majesty, King Abdullah. And of course, my very dear brother, Mohammed bin Zayed of UAE. And of course, my very dear brother, Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia. And he has also been very, very helpful and contributed very valuably in this wonderful peace process. Ladies and gentlemen, I wouldn't want to take more of your time. But suffice to say, had it not been for this gentleman, not only... Who knows? India and Pakistan are both nuclear powers. Had he not intervened along with his wonderful team, during those four days, the war could have escalated to a level who would have lived to tell what happened. And similarly, here in this part of the world, in the Middle East, Mr. President, your... Seriously, you're done now, Mr. Pakistan. Come on. ... contribution along with President Sisi... Betty, I know you can hear me on YouTube. ... history will remember in golden words. I wouldn't say more... Oh, Jez, he's my grandson. I thought you said I was not. Right. Thank you. God bless you. God give you long life to serve like this for all time to come. Oh, I hope he's pleased after that. Thank you very much. Well done, the President of Pakistan. Fantastic. Gentlemen, back to the podium. I just want to see whether we are starving. Would you like to say a few words? I'm delighted that the sausages have been released. Well, I didn't expect that. Well, you did. You asked me to do it. Let's go home. There's nothing more I have to say. Goodbye, everybody. That was really beautiful and beautifully delivered. Well, thank you very much. Also with us is President Prabowo, a very incredible man, of Indonesia, President. Where have we fallen, Great Britain? We're behind Indonesia. Starmer's now looking even... Oh, he's off now to find the Indonesian bloke. This is comedy. Let's drag him up and say a few words. President Abbas of the Palestinian Authority. See, we have them all. We have them all. Oh, so they've actually thanked Palestine before, Great Britain. Brilliant. Gets better. Good to have you. And so many others. I really... I have a list here. This first three rows and what's standing behind me. I don't know why they chose to stand, but that's there. Starmer, please sign my piece of paper now, Donald. Here we go. We have the Arab League, as represented by His Excellency, and thank you very much for... Just going to thank my wife in a minute. Thanks, Starmer. We have Armenia. Yeah. Armenia. And Azerbaijan. Oh, Azerbaijan. That's a little war that we stopped. That's a little war. There they are. You're doing it alphabetically. The United Kingdom is definitely going to come last. They fought for, like, 31 years or some crazy number. Oh, God. And they had one sitting on that side of the Oval Office, one sitting... By the time we finished, in one hour, they were both hugging each other, and now they're friends and they're getting along great. Look at it. So I want to thank you both. That's incredible. Really incredible. Sorry, this is brilliant. So you have Armenia and you have Bahrain. You have Canada. It's so great to have, in fact... Tom, it's brilliant. The president called and he wanted to know if it's worthwhile. He knew exactly what it was. He knew the importance... I tell you honestly, Starmer's like a schoolboy who's wondering if he's going to win a prize at prize day. It's brilliant. He knew the importance of this. He said, I want to be there. So many people have done that, they called. I mean, they heard about it. And these are not people that can do that very easily. They have pretty big schedules, to put it mildly. And the most powerful people. And I appreciate you being here very much, Mr. President. Fantastic. Fantastic. And Cyprus. Oh, Cyprus. Egypt. The European Union. Oh. That's a lot of countries. France. Oh. Thank you very much. Emmanuel. Here we go. I would imagine Emmanuel standing someplace behind me. Where is he? He's there. I can't believe it. You're taking a low-key approach today. He's my friend. That's great. Good job. Thank you very much, Emmanuel. Germany. The new Chancellor of Germany. He's easy to spot because he's very tall. He's behind you. He's very smart. And he's doing a fantastic job for his country. I appreciate it very much. Congratulations. A big election. That was a big one. That was going to change things. Greece. We have Greece. We have Hungary. Oh. Oh, Victor. Where is Victor? Victor. Victor, I call him. You know, I put the little... You are fantastic. All right? I know a lot of people don't agree with me, but I'm the only one that matters. You are fantastic. He's a great leader. I endorsed him the last election he had, and he won by 28 points. So, you're going to do even better this time. You have another election, and you're going to do great. And we appreciate it. And we're behind you 100%. That's Hungary. India. Oh, India. Is a great country with a very good friend of mine at the top. And he's just done a fantastic job. And I think that Pakistan and India are going to live very nicely together. Yeah. Right? Oh, yeah. Okay. That's not a very good... They are. Oh. And they're two great, I'd say, leaders. Great leaders, as far as I'm concerned. United Kingdom? Indonesia. Oh, Indonesia. We covered, and I just want to say that it's a big country, a powerful country. It does unbelievably well, and it's great to have you. Iraq. We have Iraq. We're behind Iraq. With lots of oil. They have so much oil, they don't know what to do with it. That's a big problem when you have so much, you have no idea what to do with it. It's alphabetical. So thank you very much for... Thank you very much. Italy. Oh, Italy. We have a woman, a young woman who's... Oh, here we go. I'm not allowed to say it because usually it's the end of your political career if you say it. She's a beautiful young woman. Now, if you use the word beautiful in the United States about a woman, that's the end of your political career, but I'll take my chances. Where is she? There she is. She's behind you. You don't mind being called beautiful, right? Because you are. Thank you very much. You're very beautiful, you are. Appreciate it. She wanted to be here and she's incredible and they really respect her. Starmer's boring his eyes into Trump. In Italy, she's a very successful, very successful politician. We have Norway. Oh, Norway. What happened, Norway? What happened? Look at Starmer. Oh, where's Norway? Where is he? We have Johnny. Oh, Johnny from Norway. He's doing well. Where's Norway? I don't think he wants to stand up. He's back there. We have Norway. Oman. Again. We have Paraguay. Portugal next. We have a really fantastic representative from Saudi Arabia. Thank you very much. I'll tell you what, and this time we'll get you the best seat. He always gets the best seat. He deserves the best seat, but what a great place it is. Spain. Oh, Spain. Where's Spain? It's just next to Portugal, mate. Are you guys working on him with respect to the GDP? We'll get close. We'll get close, but fantastic job you're doing. And UAE. Oh, UAE. We're next. Which is great. We're next. United Kingdom. Where's United Kingdom? Behind you. Where? Oh, here. Oh, there you are. Oh, stick is coming forward. Oh, he's come up to speak and Trump sent him away. Oh, my God. Right, cut him now. Cut that. Just stop Trump now. I had to wait for that, people. Honestly, can you please cut that? He waited 15 minutes, Keir Starmer, to be mentioned. And Trump stood right behind Trump. He goes, where is he? So he turns around and Starmer walks to the left and Trump looks at him and sort of, go away. Turns around and keeps looking. Starmer looks now as if somebody's put something very disgusting under his nose.