President Donald Trump’s attempt to close off a question about Canada by telling a reporter “That’s enough” while British Prime Minister Keir Starmer was responding to the inquiry received backlash. President Trump and Prime Minister Starmer held a joint press conference. Trump’s “That’s enough” remark stood out during the meeting. While British Prime Minister Starmer was answering a reporter’s question about Trump suggesting Canada, a member of the British Commonwealth, should be the 51st state of the U.S., Starmer said, “You mentioned Canada. I think you are trying to find a division that does not exist between us. We are the closest of allies, and we had very good discussions today…” Trump abruptly cut in and said, “That’s enough, thank you.” The media interpreted Trump’s words to the reporter as “Trump cuts off Starmer.” The White House released a statement about the issue. It was stated from the White House’s social media account that Trump was addressing the reporter, not Starmer, saying, “This is fake news. President Trump interjected the reporter who was trying to provoke the two leaders. Stop spreading lies.” President Donald Trump provided information regarding efforts to end the war in Ukraine at a joint press conference with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Trump reiterated that the U.S. spent more money in Ukraine, including military equipment, than any other country. Trump mentioned that the rare earth elements deal to be made with Ukraine would lay the groundwork for a more sustainable future relationship between the U.S. and Ukraine. Trump stated that the U.S. would get a return on the money spent, saying, “This will help Ukrainians to rebuild their devastated country, promoting long-term welfare.”… (continued)