Crowds roar for Trump in Ireland as he removes US tariffs on Irish whiskey

US President Donald Trump had crowds roaring in Ireland during his two-day trip to the country where he attended the Armagan Irish Open at his golf course and said he loves the Irish people. What's your favourite thing about being here? People. I love Irish people. That wasn't the only crowd that was roaring. He got another welcome in the pub of his hotel with crowds chanting USA, USA. USA, USA, USA, USA, USA, USA, USA, USA, USA, USA, USA, USA, USA, USA, USA, USA, USA, USA. While Trump was at the golf course towards the end of his visit, he made an announcement that tariffs will be lifted off Irish whiskey that is imported to America. Everybody's been bugging me, they're saying would you do me a favour, it's so unfair what's going on. Could you possibly take the tariffs off of Irish whiskey? And I said, on behalf of the United States of America, I am going to take the tariffs off of Irish whiskey. Online commentators reacted by praising Donald Trump with this person saying, President Trump announces he's removing all tariffs on Irish whiskey effective immediately and the crowd's reaction was so loud that it completely drowned out his microphone. And this person said, LMAO, President Trump just revealed to the crowd he's abolishing tariffs on Irish whiskey right now at the Irish Open and they went berserk. Man of the moment. And this person also said, President Trump just killed the tariffs on Irish whiskey. He barely got the words out. That's a deal. That's a party. Trump also spoke about the reunification of Ireland and Northern Ireland, where he wants to see them both put together. It just seems to me that you have Northern Ireland, then you have Ireland, and it would seem to me that one of the naturals of all time is put them together, so that's only my opinion. And by the way, many people agree. I made the comment just, I just, I made what I consider to be a fairly routine comment. I've had so much support on that. While Trump was at the golf tournament, he made comments about UK Prime Minister Andy Berman, in which he responded to Berman's remarks following what the president said about Irish reunification. What do you think Andy Burnham, the British Prime Minister, made of your comments on a United Ireland? I don't know what he said to. But he said there will be no referendum until the majority of people in Northern Ireland. Everybody says that, and then things happen. By the way, I've spoken to him. I think he's a very nice guy. He tends to be on the liberal side, unfortunately. The one thing he is going to be doing, I think he's going to be stopping the stupid windmills that he's been going. He's going to be drilling in the North Sea. That's my impression. As Trump wrapped up his visit to Ireland, he spoke to the press on the tarmac next to Air Force One, where he slammed New York City Mayor Zoran Mondani and Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for laughing disrespectfully during a 9-11 memorial last week. Did you see that video of AOC and Mondani laughing at the 9-11 ceremony in New York? What were your thoughts? I think it's terrible. It's not a place to be laughing, especially in that case. I thought it was terrible. The fact that they were laughing together at a very important part of the ceremony was inappropriate.