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Mr. President, good morning. I really appreciate you taking the time to do this. We're going to jump right in. You've been very nice to me. I appreciate it.
Exclusive interview with President Trump on election security, socialism, manufacturing revival, Iran, Fauci, and America's future.
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Key Takeaways
- Election security remains a critical and unresolved issue with bipartisan support for voter ID laws.
- The Republican Party has grown stronger by focusing on working-class Americans and manufacturing.
- Far-left socialist policies are seen as dangerous and unsustainable by Trump.
- Trump claims significant progress in U.S. manufacturing and economic investment compared to Biden.
- National security and military readiness are priorities, with ongoing concerns about Iran and global strategy.
What the video covers
- President Trump criticizes the Senate for not passing voter ID and election security measures despite bipartisan support.
- He discusses alleged election fraud in 2020, citing examples from Detroit and other cities.
- Trump warns about the dangers of far-left socialist candidates and their impact on American society.
- He highlights the Republican Party's transformation into the party of the working class and manufacturing revival.
- Trump emphasizes the return of manufacturing jobs and investments in the U.S., contrasting with previous administrations.
- He critiques Dr. Fauci’s actions during the pandemic and compares COVID-19 deaths under Biden and Trump administrations.
- Trump discusses strategic military and geopolitical issues including Iran and Greenland.
- He stresses the importance of faith, military strength, and national security.
- Trump addresses the midterm elections and the need to enforce consequences for non-citizen voting.
- He touches on social issues such as transgender participation in sports and Supreme Court decisions.
Chapters
- 00:00Introduction and Election Security
- 01:30Election Fraud Allegations and Voter Integrity
- 04:09Socialism and Political Extremism
- 05:23Republican Party and Working-Class Focus
- 06:54Manufacturing Revival and Economic Growth
- 09:13Fauci and COVID-19 Response Critique
- 11:04Geopolitics: Iran and Greenland
- 15:24Faith, Military Strength, and National Security
- 22:40Midterm Elections and Social Issues
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Speaker A
So, let's get going. All right. Well, you're busy every day, so much going on. Let's start with what many people believe should be an easy thing to get done, securing our elections, but the Save America Act is still stuck. The Senate apparently wants to
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go on vacation for a month. Obviously, this is a big issue for you. What are your thoughts?
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It's hardly believable, actually. I would think that of all the things in the world today, maybe the easiest thing to get approved would be voter ID with a photo and proof of citizenship. If you just took those two elements, I
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would say that may be the easiest thing I can think of. If you asked me what would be the easiest thing to get approved, I would say voter ID, I would say proof of citizenship. And that includes Democrats, because if you look
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at the polls, they're 87% for everybody, including Democrats, and 98% for Republicans. And I'm trying to figure out who the 2% are. So, I would be, I am amazed that the Senate can't get that approved.
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You know, voter ID is even on the ballot in California. It's expected to pass there. So, even the bluest of blue states, yeah.
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Election integrity matters. I have a question for you. What if you made it clear from now until election day that any non-citizen that cast a ballot would be deported for violating federal law, period?
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Well, I think that's fine. I'd be okay with it. I'd be okay with it. It's actually a good idea. I'm good with that. I think that's fine.
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Because you have plenty of them. Our voting system is strictly third world. Look at the 2020 election, what happened there, all the criminality. And now you're seeing it. Now it's coming out in spades. But they knew it
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then. Everybody knew then that the election was rigged. And look what happened to the kid in California where all of a sudden they found all those mail-in ballots came in.
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He had no chance of losing to her. In fact, he was crying, the third person that nobody ever heard of. She was crying that she lost. Oh, that's so terrible. Then all of a sudden, a long time after the election was over,
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they said a lot of ballots have been mailed in. You know, it's third world stuff. He didn't lose. He won. He came in at least second. But he should be in the runoff. She's a total no-name.
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Nobody knows who she is and all of a sudden there was a big groundswell for her.
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After the election was over, it was a rigged election. Well, you look at what happened here in the state of Michigan where I live, where you just visited. Manufacturing of voters in Muskegon, Michigan.
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Normally 250 folks would come in in a session. 10,000 came in. It was a pay-to-play scheme, wasn't it? I mean, you revealed all this.
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Well, take a look at 2020 in Detroit. They had more votes cast than they had people, okay? How about that one? By a lot.
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Very few people voted. They had more votes cast than they had people. So, the people came in, but the ballots were far more than the people they had.
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Detroit is one of the real bad places in terms of voting. One of the maybe the worst, but Philadelphia is really bad.
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Los Angeles is very bad. You got bad places. Chicago is very bad. They're cooking elections. We have third-world elections.
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Let me ask you about the DSA and the socialists upsetting the political left with radical candidates that they seem to hate America, sir. How dangerous though are these people? They get made fun of by people on the right, but it
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seems dangerous to me. When you look at these far-left socialist candidates, what do you think?
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Well, that's the way it begins. And you know, I always said I'd be a great communist because I can sell better than people. I'd say everybody gets a free house, everybody gets no rent, everybody gets free food. We'll open a
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store like they're trying to open in New York. They're spending millions and millions of dollars. The world's most expensively built store ever.
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And they hand out food to everybody. That's the way it begins, and it's very seductive for people. They don't know that they and the Republicans don't do well with it because you have to explain what happens in a year from
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now when everything crashes, you lose your house, you lose your family, you lose your money.
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You end up being beaten up because you have no police. You have no police, you have no ICE, you have no borders.
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You have a country that's a disaster. And it only takes a year. But somebody has to explain that. You can't just let it go on. Somebody has to because it's very seductive to say I'll give you a free house.
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Do you think it happens? Do you think it's helping Republicans in the midterms? I mean, obviously having candidates that are so deeply flawed and not connected with Democrats, Republicans, or independents. Does it help? Do you think the Republicans running against
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each other are necessarily focused on it? And they'll focus on that during the general election.
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Sure. You know, you don't have Republicans talking that way, and so therefore with the Republicans, they want to be MAGA.
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The other big thing is to be MAGA. Yeah. And the MAGA's the whole deal. The Republican Party basically is all MAGA now.
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And so they're not talking that way, but it will come in when they, when they're facing these lunatics, they have to be very strong.
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You have to let them know that it'll be a very short-lived high. So, let's shift gears. The return of manufacturing in America. It's been a focus for you in your first term, certainly in your second term. And recently you've made stops in places
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like Pennsylvania, Georgia. Like I said, most recently at the GM proving grounds in Michigan. And by the way, I was there. I'm going to tell you something about that event. It was packed all the way to the back of the room, and that
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was a big room. Blue-collar workers, working people. Have you turned the Republican Party into the party of the working class?
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I think so. You know, the Republican Party is a much bigger party than it was, let's say, 10 years ago. When I started, the Republican Party was a whole different ballgame. It is a whole different ballgame now. It's
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a bigger party, a much more powerful party. It's the party of the workers. It's the party of a lot of people. It's the party of common sense, you know?
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More than anything else, it's the party of common sense. It's really amazing. It's really amazing to see what happened. And we should win, you know? Typically, you don't win when you're president. Nobody knows exactly why. We're going to
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have to do a psychological test. Hm. But no matter how good a job, because we've done a great job. We have more jobs being created now. You saw that at that event. We have more
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auto plants, more plants generally than at any time in the history of our country. We have 19.2 trillion dollars being invested. That's 10 times, 20 times more than Biden had.
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Yeah. Think of that. It's 20 times more than Biden had. And there's never been anything like it.
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Now, that'll start to show when these factories and these plants start opening up in a year.
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You know, those people look at you as a friend, as somebody fighting for them. I mean, that room, look, they were packed to the walls.
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They were enthusiastic. They believe in the return of manufacturing. They believe in what you're doing.
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Yeah. Well, remember Obama said we'll never be a manufacturing country again. He's wrong. And they're the great jobs. Those jobs are the great jobs, and you look at what's going on. I mean, Toyota just announced that they're moving a big
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plant into the United States, the biggest in the world, I think it's going to be. They're moving out of Mexico. Their people are moving, companies are moving out of Canada.
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uh if you look at South Korea, Germany, they stole our companies. 57% of our car business was stolen. It's all coming back.
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You know, Nobody can but now it it's coming back because of tariffs and because of the election, but because of the tariffs. And if you build here, you have no tariffs. If you build outside, you get big tariffs. It's very
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simple. Speaking of manufacturing, I want to ask you about Real Alloy. I think that's how you say the company name in Kentucky, going full steam ahead to put America back in the race to dominate on rare earth elements. Incredibly important,
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your partnership with you and your administration. Well, you're right, and that's one company, we have many, many companies doing it with magnets, it's something called magnets, which are very important, and there are many, many people involved in that. We have the
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rare earth business moving, and we have a lot of rare earth. You know, the the processing is the problem, not the rare earth. The rare earth isn't that rare if you want to know the truth, it's all over the place, and
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the processing. So, that's one company doing a very good job, but we have a lot of them.
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Within 12 months, we're going to have more rare earth than anybody thought possible. Let me ask you about something that happened yesterday that I thought was embarrassing, and and I'm sure you caught some of it. Anthony Fauci taking
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the Fifth Amendment 111 times. This is a guy that was on TV through COVID, on the cover of magazines, writing in his own diaries how he was the most famous person in the world.
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And yet, behind the scenes, he didn't believe what he was saying. And he said an interview recently or back in 2022, that he would answer any question anytime, be the punching bag. And yet, when given the opportunity, Anthony
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Fauci took the fifth 111 times. Do you find that a bit shocking? Well, his lawyers told him to do that.
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He probably did the right thing from a legal perspective. But, I will say that, you know, he was there from the 1980s on. And I inherited him.
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And if you remember, he was very strongly against the masks. And all of a sudden, he changed his mind.
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And he did a lot of things. He was very, very powerfully against some things. And then all of a sudden, it changed.
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And he became really much better known during Biden because Biden put him in a much higher position that I had him in.
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Uh he wanted to close up the entire country. He was against Operation Warp Speed, which turned out to be the most one of the most incredible. A lot of people think it's the greatest thing I've done, Operation Warp Speed. I could
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also say the military, rebuilding the military and Space Force and everything else. But, people talk about Operation Warp Speed as a legendary accomplishment. But, Fauci was against so many different things.
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And as I got to know him, I got to rely on him less and less and less. Then, when I left, Biden took him and made him like the king.
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And he didn't do it. Remember this, more people died during the Biden administration than during the Trump by a lot.
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And we had it in more prime time. In other words, we really got the brunt of it because we had it at the beginning when it was so, you know, it was so powerful.
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But, more people died during Biden than during the Trump administration. Yeah. That's a big statement.
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It is a big statement, and it's one that the mainstream media dodges, as you know, and get like to talk about it. They don't like to They don't like to talk about anything that's totally crooked, but what are you going to do?
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Yeah. In the meantime, I'm sitting in the Oval Office, so maybe they've lost You know, they were at 96% approval rating when I started out, and now I think they're at about 14%.
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Yeah. Uh They're as crooked as They're as crooked as our elections, which is saying something.
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Well, they were still defending him yesterday, but let me let me move to a a new topic here. National security, obviously an area uh I'd like to ask you about. You just mentioned Space Force. They mocked you.
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Right. They mocked you about Space Force when you created it, but of course, as soon as you were gone, they embraced it, right? Now you're focused on the Golden Dome missile system, similar to what's being used in Israel in the
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Middle East, and here's another question. You're also still looking at Greenland. Uh I made a prediction on this program that before you left office, that Greenland would be under our operational control. It's still incredibly important to defending the
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Western Hemisphere, isn't it? Yeah. You'll be right if you if you took that. Yeah, you'll be right. No, they want to do something very important. Uh Greenland's important, you know, from our standpoint. Not from their standpoint, but from our standpoint.
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Uh yeah, you should make that bet, actually. I did make that bet, and I think it's incredibly important.
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Look, your numbers are resilient. And so, I want to ask you about this. I think maybe the biggest reason you connected with the people in Michigan and Pennsylvania and Georgia, many parts of this country, especially in outlying areas,
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it's your strong defense of Christian faith and traditional American values. I think there's a shift. You probably don't know this. I just had the number one Christian song in America called One Nation in June, and I'm actually completing a book right now about
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providence and American presidents. I'm writing a chapter about you as we speak. Wow. Uh get me the get me the information. I'll I'll give it a chance.
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Well, I'll make it a number one best Get me that information. Well, I certainly will.
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But you have redefined, and I think this is incredibly important to millions of Americans. You have redefined the defense of faith in this nation at a critical time. You created the faith office, for example.
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And when you look at faith in America and the way you were raised and where we are today, how important is this effort and everything else that you do?
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I don't know. I look at countries and the religion, I think, is a very important factor. And it doesn't have to be Christianity. That's our religion.
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But [clears throat] it's a very important factor in the success of the country. It's just, you know, you look at some of these countries without religion.
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Uh they're not happy places. Does that make sense to you? Yes. And uh I think religion's a very important thing for for our country, especially.
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Uh we lost so much and we're going back to it. You see the numbers of people that are joining the church and everything. They're setting records, just like the military setting records.
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So, we had uh the lowest employment we had we had the worst numbers of enrollment uh in military in the history of our country 2 years ago.
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And now we have the best numbers in the history of our country. We have waiting lists to get into the the branches of the military. And 2 years ago, you couldn't get anybody doing it. That includes, by the way, police
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and firemen. Uh you couldn't you I mean, they couldn't fill their police jobs. They couldn't fill the fire jobs. Now, they're at records, record levels.
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Uh but the military, it's you know, I'm proud of it because 2 years ago with the military, they couldn't get recruits.
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They couldn't get people to join. Every one of them. I think the Marines were the only ones that were actually pretty close to full. Now, you can't get into any branch. It's very hard to get into the military. That's a great statement.
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Well, we should raise the bar. We should make it hard to get in the military. We want the brightest and the best, don't we?
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We do, and that's what's happening, and we're taking the people that we want. And our military is now based on merit, like everything else. You know, we won a case that people don't talk about, but it's a very important case in the
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Supreme Court, and that's the merit system. You remember They don't talk about it, and uh you know, you see kids getting into college with with half the the talent of other people.
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And now you get into colleges based on your your boards, based on your marks, based on, you know, all the things that you're you're supposed to.
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And they were putting people in that didn't belong there, and it was very unfair to people. Very unfair.
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Yeah. So, merit. And that's And that's true with the military, also, by the way.
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We're picking people now that are unbelievable. Our military is unbelievable. Uh they really are, and I would be remiss if I didn't ask where we stand today with Iran. We've been hitting them very hard, you have, over the past 2
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weeks, 2 and 1/2 weeks. Uh they make a deal, they renege. They make a deal, they don't honor it.
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Right. For 47 years. where we are. We hit them very hard. They asked us not to do it.
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And uh they wanted to negotiate. We started negotiating. In the midst of a negotiation, they fire five rockets at us. We knock all of them down, and then we beat the hell out of them like last night. We beat the hell out of them. And
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we're not stopping, either. So, now we have a great military, amazing military. I built it. I built the military in my first term. Now, Biden gave away a lot of military.
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A lot of it. He gave away a lot, $300 billion. Can you believe it?
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And he could have Europe would have paid for it. All you had to do is ask.
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Now they pay. We We give them things, and they pay. Uh they didn't pay under Biden.
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But if you remember, I made a deal in theory, we get back our money because we made a deal for rare earth, and we made a deal to go in, and and we have the deal, you know what I'm
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talking about. Could be it'll might be worth much more than $300 million, but we can go in Ukraine is very rich, uh, very fertile soil in terms of rare earth, and we have a contract signed having to do with rare
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earth. We can go in there at any time we want to take pretty much whatever we want. That was a pretty good deal.
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Uh, last question on Iran real quickly, and I think this is the toughest question. I don't know if there is an answer because of the disingenuous nature of their negotiations, if you even want to call it that, but do you
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have any idea? Is it a month? A year? How long does it take to resolve what's happening?
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So, always difficult to Don't forget, we did Venezuela. Nobody talks about that. We did that in less than a day. We done it in exactly 48 minutes to be exact, but less than a day. We lost nobody.
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With Iran, we're in 16, depending on definitions, we're 16, 18 people, which is far too many, cuz one is too many.
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But, when you look at Vietnam, you look at Afghanistan, you look at Korea, you look at all of these different wars, they went on Vietnam went on for 21 years.
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We're in our first month. And this thing is taking too long. The same people that kept us in Vietnam for 21 years are complaining. It's politics. It's terrible. Okay, with that being said, we have destroyed their military, and we
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continue to do so. We have We're in a very strong position. Uh, they make a deal, and then they break it. They're very unreliable. So, we'll see what happens. It's It's really bad to put it I'm doing a much bigger job
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than I said I was going to do. I was going to go in and knock out the military, go in, go out. But, then I realized if we do that, we have to have some form of maintenance, otherwise
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they'll rebuild. And the one reason I went in was they cannot have Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon.
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Because you want to see turmoil, let them use They would have used it to That's why they're hitting everybody that nobody even thought they were going to hit. You know, they're hitting Saudi Arabia, they're hitting all these countries that never thought they were
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going to be in play. They are in play. They would have used If it weren't for me, Israel would not exist today.
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They would not exist. Because we took it out with the B-2 bombers when we wiped out their their They're going to They were 2 weeks away from having a nuclear weapon.
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That's why we sent in the B-2 bombers. And the JCPOA, the horrible uh Barack Hussein Obama deal, they would have had a nuclear weapon 6 7 years ago. Israel would not exist today if it weren't for Donald Trump. So, you know, you understand
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that. I do. But, we uh we did it twice. But, the termination of that deal That was a road to a nuclear weapon. Ours is a wall to a nuclear weapon. You won't have a nuclear weapon. Uh that was a very important
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thing. And the other thing was the B-2 bombers a a year ago when we blew up their nuclear capacity potential.
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You know, this all brings me back to just a couple of the comments. I think it's 19.2 trillion dollars of investment coming into this country. Uh people don't give you credit for your sense of humor. You're pretty funny guy, and a
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lot of people don't see that. Um but, you talk about things like running in 2028. Um but, seriously, bringing in 19.2 trillion dollars means that the next guy in office gets a lot of credit for the work you did. I thought it was a
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pretty good line. Well, I use it. I say "Oh, love to be the next guy in office because you're going to be reporting, but you'll be on our side. You'll You'll [snorts] under- You'll be one of the few that
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will do it. Cuz you've been so great, but uh the next guy in office is going to look like a super genius cuz all these plants will be open. All these jobs will be in here.
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It'll be a rebuilt country, and he's going to get credit. You know, it's interesting, McKinley made a tremendous uh through tariffs made our country probably the richest, relatively the richest it ever was. And then Roosevelt came along, took the
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money, and spent it. And Roosevelt should be given credit, but McKinley was never given the credit he deserves. They even took his name off Mount McKinley, which I put back.
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You know, I put back. I hope you saw that. I did. But they took William McKinley. He He made our nation extremely wealthy. He was then assassinated.
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And Roosevelt was the vice president. He went in and built the Panama Canal, which Jimmy Carter brilliantly gave away for $1. $1, can you believe it?
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It was the most expensive thing ever built in history relative to today's value. Yeah.
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It was like spending $4 trillion. They built the Panama Canal. We lost 38,000 people to the mosquito and snake.
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By the way, there's a snake. It's a viper. 5% to the snake, 95% to malaria, the mosquito. But we lost 38,000 men, in this case, I guess almost all men.
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And they went in and they got malaria. They got bit by the mosquito. They used to have to work under nets.
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We built it. It was the eighth wonder of the world. And then Jimmy Carter gave it away for $1.
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Made no sense. Made a lot of money. Teddy Roosevelt for another country. Doesn't make sense, right?
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Yeah. And China would love to have it. I I think when Teddy Roosevelt did that, it was the beginning of an age of America where they proved we could do great things. I share a birthday with Teddy Roosevelt, so I have a bit of an
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an affinity for him. But he would get in there and he would get things done and he believed in this country. We need more of that today, sir, don't we?
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We need it, but we have it now. We have it now in space. If you look, we're leading in AI.
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We're leading in everything in every category. There's never been you know, I I say the golden age. This is the golden age of America, actually. Now, we'll get you out of that war in a little while, but it'll be very
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positive, very important stuff. You know, I made that little journey and right in the middle of the best numbers.
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We've had 78 uh all-time high stock markets. But think of it, right in the middle of the day where they came and shared the market. I said, "Yeah, but we have to do something. We can't let that country
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This other president should have done it for 50 years. Other presidents should have done it, but I said, "We can't let that country have a nuclear weapon." Do you want to see everything end fast? Give them Give Give crazy people nuclear weapons. It'll
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end real fast. Well, it doesn't It feels like we're on the rise from where I sit. Your base is secure. The Democrats are putting up candidates that nobody understands, even Democrats.
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So, I'll give you the last word here. Anything you want to say about the midterms, where we go from here, making sure that non-citizens will know that if they vote, they're going to be shown the door.
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Anything sir? You know, I love that idea, by the way. That's a very unique idea. You know, a lot of people don't talk about that.
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And I'm going to look into that, actually. That's a good way of getting them not to vote cuz they don't want to be thrown out. And uh just like uh it's actually a very good idea. It's very simple. Look,
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we're a party of common sense. We're stronger now. We're respected all over the world now. We were laughed at.
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Two years ago, we were a joke all over the world. And the king of Saudi Arabia said it best. He said, "You know, 2 years ago I thought you were a dead country." You know, I mean it This was a
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year ago he told me. So, he actually said a year ago, but essentially, he said, "2 years ago you were a dead country. Nobody thought you could come back. Now you're the hottest country in the world." We are
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We're the hottest country in the world. And it took leadership. Joe Biden was Sleepy Joe, you know, he was terrible.
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Drunken, also, by the way. But what a terrible job they did allowing 25 million people to come into our country.
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To me that was the worst. Then the worst inflation, the prices You know, they they talk about this affordability word.
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They're the ones that caused the problem. But I've got prices coming down, and as soon as we're finished with this, energy will drop through the floor.
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And you'll see something that's amazing, but but you already are. Prices are way down with the exception of the oil, and that'll go down as you saw when they thought we had a deal 2 weeks ago, the prices dropped like a
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rocket. And that'll happen. But we won't have a real deal. I don't want to have a fake deal.
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Mr. President, I know that you are busy as always. I'm not quite sure how you do it. Your stamina is remarkable.
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Uh I know you're up early because the lights are on in the Oval Office, and I appreciate you taking the time here today to discuss all of these issues because they will all impact the midterms. Uh anything else you'd like to say last
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words to you? No, just that you've been terrific. And I appreciate it. That's why I do the interview with you and not other people.
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But you have been a great guy, and you know, it's not really for me, it's for the country that you do it. It's common sense. The whole thing is common sense.
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It's uh you know, we don't want men in women's sports. We looks like we won that one pretty good. We got 90% of it at least with the Supreme Court. But But think of it, no transgender for, you know,
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mutilization of our children. We don't want to have open borders. We want to have a strong military so we're protected.
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A good education. You know, we want things that are all common sense. And if you go by that, that's really the Republican Party. And I hope we do well in the midterms. It's It's sad that for whatever reason the person in office
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rarely does well in the midterms, but maybe we turn that around. I hope we do.
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Well, you've defied political gravity since 2015 from where I sit and from where a lot of people sit. They counted you out too many times. Remember, somehow Donald Trump always comes back and rings the bell.
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Sir, thank you for being here. That's very nice. Thank you and I'll speak again and you just take care of yourselves. Keep up the good work.
Speaker A
Thank you. Greatly appreciate it. It's an honor. Thank you. My honor.
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