Trump criticizes the Burnham government's policies on energy and immigration in Britain

Trump stressed his admiration for King Charles and his love for Britain as a country, but he said that Prime Minister Andy Burnham's government faces serious challenges, noting that the energy problem in Britain is disastrous, as its costs range between three and four times the normal rate.

He called for the exploitation of oil and gas reserves in the North Sea, in criticism of the policies of transition to clean energy adopted by Burnham, who is currently considering allowing two large projects in the North Sea while maintaining a practical approach to the energy transition.

Trump stressed that uncontrolled immigration is changing the face of Britain, warning that the continued flow of immigrants will lead to the country losing its identity, at a time when immigration, especially those arriving via small boats from Europe, is one of the most pressing issues for British voters, which has contributed to the rise in popularity of the right-wing Reform Party led by Nigel Farage, while the Burnham government confirms its commitment to stopping these crossings, noting a sharp decline in their numbers thanks to targeted efforts against boats and criminal gangs.