Joe Molloy

And they quietly think to themselves, that's that's that's the name of the game.

And I think they're quietly happy that he's doing that.

And I think if, you know, he was taking some big moral stand and criticising Trump over Venezuela and.

you know, amping up bad relations between Ireland and America, I think most people would say, geez, well, let's be sensible here for a second.

And so I think you can drop Trump, do and beg, Irish Open, keep him on side into that kind of realm.

It's soft diplomacy.

Like if the Irish government had major objections to this, I'm sure they could have intervened.

But I do think on the whole,

And by we, I mean European golf.

Yeah.

Irish golf.

He's just back in with golf, you know.

Liv is having an event at a Trump course, PGA Tour, after 10 years.

When he said things about Mexicans, which were shocking at the time and wouldn't be so shocking anymore, you know, the PGA Tour parted ways with him.

But then now they're very much back.

Yeah.

But I do think the majority of people don't say it necessarily that loudly, but they sort of think Trump is Trump.

He's gone in three years.

Let's not torch us and the American money just yet.

Yeah.