In the Oval Office on Wednesday, President Trump was asked about Israel and the "Occupied Territories bill" in Ireland.
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00:00Can I ask you about Ireland's relationship with Israel?
00:01There's been a lot of talk recently the government are looking to bring in what's called the
00:02Occupied Territories Bill, which would ban goods from occupied territories.
00:03I know you met with Prime Minister Netanyahu recently.
00:04Did Ireland come up in that conversation?
00:05Did he raise any concerns about the Irish people?
00:06One thing I'll tell you, you're not from Israel, that's for sure.
00:07She's definitely not from Israel.
00:08It's an interesting question coming from you.
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01:53government in their countries.
01:55How can the state build tens of thousands of houses on top of each other?
01:58You know why they have a housing crisis?
01:59Because they're doing so well?
02:00They can't produce houses fast enough.
02:01That's a good problem, not a bad one.
02:02That's a pretty good answer, President.
02:03No, it's true.
02:05You put more tariffs on people.