President Donald Trump met with Irish Prime Minister Michael Martin in the Oval Office and, in front of the media, said that the United States is going “to take back a lot of what was stolen” with tariffs.

“April 2nd is going to be a very big day for the United States of America. The United States of America is going to take back a lot of what was stolen from it by other countries and by frankly incompetent U.S. leadership, grossly incompetent. I gave you an example of Ireland,” the president said.

“I would have never let that happen. Impossible for that to have happened, but we’re going to take back our wealth and we’re going to take back a lot of the companies that left are coming back. If you haven’t read, we have the biggest computer chip company ever, ever, has virtually all of the market,” he said.

“I didn’t call them, they called me. And they called for two reasons. Number one, we had a great election of somebody that they want running the country. We won in a big mandate. We won every swing state. We won by millions of votes. We won by 2,750 districts to 500. Think of that, 2,750 districts to 500. That’s why the map, when you looked at it, was entirely red, meaning Republican. Not meaning communists,” Trump said.

“So anyway, so look, this country needed somebody to defend it. It’s this big, beautiful place that was being ripped off by illegal immigrants coming in from prisons, coming in from mental institutions, gang members, gang leaders, drug dealers, pouring into our country with the open borders,” the president added.

“I am so angry at the last four years and what they’ve done to our country, what they’ve done to this country between inflation, but maybe the most that bothers me is that they would allow millions of people to come into our country that are stone cold, murderers, killers, drug dealers, the worst gang members, the worst people allowed into our country, and we’re now getting them out. We’re going to get them out. We’re getting them out,” he said.