During a joint press conference at Chequers, President Trump and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer addressed a range of topics, including immigration and the recognition of a Palestinian state. While both leaders praised the special relationship between the US and UK, notable disagreements emerged, particularly regarding the Palestinian statehood recognition. Trump expressed his opposition to this move, suggesting that Starmer could use military force to tackle issues such as illegal immigration. Additionally, the two leaders spent time discussing the ongoing conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine, maintaining a united front despite their differences. As Trump concluded his visit, he emphasized the need for tougher stances on international issues, sparking discussions on the implications of their talks for future US-UK relations.