Alexandre De rothschild on defence spending
From De Rothschild on British exit: Have to be patient · · FoxBusiness
“President Trump has already indicated that a lot of NATO members aren't paying; no, he hasn't indicated the exact figures — quite a number of them do pay not on it one percent of GDP toward defence.”
On , Alexandre De rothschild, Executive Chairman at Rothschild & Co, spoke about defence spending during De Rothschild on British exit: Have to be patient on FoxBusiness.
About Alexandre De rothschild
In a March 2017 interview, Alexandre de Rothschild's father, Sir Evelyn de Rothschild, commented on the UK's exit from the European Union. He stated that "you have to be patient" regarding Brexit, describing trade deals as "much more complicated" and predicting that Germany would be "very cooperative" while some smaller EU countries might worry about losing trade with the UK. He also said the EU is "falling apart" but that this could be "a very good opportunity for the Union to be reorganized," adding that "Brussels needs reorganizing" and questioning whether money spent there is "spent properly." On other topics, de Rothschild said immigration and security are high priorities, and that he would "feel more positive" if NATO is strengthened. He noted that "we still have to resolve the Ukrainian problem and make sure the Crimea is positive not negative." When asked about his political views, he stated, "I have never supported a political party in all my life — I work for my country," but added that he supported Hillary Clinton because "I thought she was the right person for the job."