Trump once again supports Irish unity and announces lifting of Irish whiskey tariffs

When U.S. President Trump arrived in Ireland for a visit on the 12th, he said he would like to see Northern Ireland, which is ruled by the United Kingdom, unify with Ireland, sparking discussion. The next day, Trump once again reiterated his support for the unification of Ireland, and also announced the elimination of tariffs on Irish whiskey.

Comprehensive foreign media reports, on the 13th local time, US President Trump attended the Trump International Golf Resort Championship in Ireland. At the awards ceremony, Trump said: "The Prime Minister (Irish) talked to me about this matter, and golfer Shane Lowry also talked to me. Everyone has been pestering me to ask if they can help to remove the tariff on Irish whiskey?"

Trump then officially announced, "On behalf of the United States of America, I would like to announce the cancellation of tariffs on Irish whiskey." Warm cheers erupted at the scene.

Trump also reiterated his support for the reunification of Ireland that day. In an interview with reporters, he said: "I have always liked the Irish people. You now have Northern Ireland and Ireland. To me, putting them together seems to be the most logical thing." Trump emphasized: "This is just my personal opinion, but many people agree with me." When asked about the Scottish issue, he avoided talking and said: "Let's not talk about Scotland for the time being. We will talk about it later."