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00:00The windmills, we're just not going to allow them, they ruin our, they're ruining our country,
00:18they're ruining everyone. If you look at, I hate to mention countries, but you look at the UK,
00:24what's happened in the UK, they have energy costs have gone through, it's because of wind.
00:28I tell them, you're my friends, but man, you're going to have a bad awakening very soon,
00:32you're going to, it's going to be very bad.
00:58These things are massive. And you're looking at these ugly windmills. And it's a shame. It's really
01:05a shame. It's, it's really hurting. You know, it's a, it's a conjure up saying the environmentalists
01:11want it because I can't believe they really want it. Kills the birds, ruins the look, they're noisy.
01:16If you see them from your house, your house is worth like 50% or more or less.
01:21No, I just think it's, I think it's a very bad thing.
01:26You know, it's a very bad thing.
01:56And the other thing I say to Europe, we've, we will not allow a windmill to be built in the
02:03United States. They're killing us. They're killing the beauty of our scenery, our, our valleys, our
02:09beautiful plains. And I'm not talking about airplanes. I'm talking about beautiful plains,
02:15beautiful areas in the United States. And you look up and you see windmills all over the place.
02:21It's a, it's a horrible thing. You know, you have a certain place in the Massachusetts area
02:27that over the last 20 years had one or two whales wash a shower. And over the last short period of
02:34time, they had 18. Okay. Cause it's driving them loco. It's driving them crazy.
02:41You know, you're a little bit. You know, you're a little bit. You know, you're a little bit.
10:07We're being here.
10:08I want you to see this issue.
10:15Okay.
10:16nobody acknowledges it, nobody talks about it.
10:21And it makes you feel a little bad when you do that
10:23and, you know, you have other countries not giving anything.
10:27None of the European countries, by the way, gave.
10:30I mean, nobody gave but us.
10:32And nobody said, gee, thank you very much.
10:34And it would be nice to have at least a thank you.
10:46Joe Biden gave a pardon yesterday to a lot of criminals.
11:07These are criminals that he gave a pardon to.
11:10And you should be asking that question.
11:12Why did he give a pardon to all of these people that committed crimes?
11:15Why did he give a pardon to the J6 Unselect Committee
11:21when they burned and destroyed all documents
11:24which showed that they did what was wrong, not me.
11:28Wait a minute, wait a minute.
11:45Just before 9 p.m. last night, an American Airlines regional jet
12:08carrying 60 passengers and four crew collided with an Army Black Hawk helicopter
12:13carrying three military service members
12:15over the Potomac River in Washington, D.C.,
12:18while on final approach to Reagan National Airport.
12:22I do want to point out that various articles that appeared prior to my entering office.
12:31And here's one.
12:33The FAA's diversity push includes focus on hiring people with severe intellectual and psychiatric disabilities.
12:41That is amazing.
12:44And then it says FAA saves people with severe disabilities
12:47are most underrepresented segment of the workforce.
12:51And they want them in and they want them.
12:53They can be air traffic controllers.
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13:26The cited FAA text that you read is real, but the implication that this policy is new
13:41or that it stems from efforts that began under President Biden or the Transportation Secretary
13:45Pete Buttigieg is demonstrably false.
13:47It's been on the FAA's website.
13:48Who said that, you?
13:49No, it's on the website.
13:50The FAA's website.
13:51It was there in 2013.
13:53It was there for the entirety.
13:53Take a look at what I read.
13:54It was there for the entirety of your administration, too.
13:57So my question is, why didn't you change the policy during your first administration?
14:00I did change it.
14:01I changed the Obama policy, and we had a very good policy.
14:05And then Biden came in, and he changed it.
14:07And then when I came in, two days, three days ago, I signed a new order bringing it to the
14:12highest level of intelligence.
14:14Okay.
14:14It was on the website.
14:15Please.
14:16It was on the website.
14:17Quiet, quiet.
14:24Mr. President, you have today blamed the diversity elements, but then told us that you weren't sure
14:52that the controllers made any mistakes.
14:54You then said perhaps the helicopter pilots were the ones who made the mistake.
15:00It's all under investigation.
15:01I understand that.
15:02That's why I'm trying to figure out how you can come to the conclusion right now that diversity
15:07had something to do with this crash.
15:09Because I have common sense.
15:22You go around Washington, you see all these buildings for the Department of Education.
15:38We want to move education back to the states where it belongs.
15:42Iowa should have education.
15:43Indiana should run their own education.
15:46You're going to see education go way up.
15:48Right now, we're ranked at the very bottom of the list, but we're at the top of the list
15:53in one thing, the cost per pupil.
15:55We spend more money per pupil than any other country in the world.
16:10And, you know, we're going to get along very well with China, but it's a competitor.
16:14They're at the top of the list.
16:17They're among the top 10, usually, and they're a very big country.
16:22So we can't use that as an excuse, right?
16:25Because we're a very big country, too.
16:27But we were ranked last time under Biden.
16:30We were ranked 40 out of 40.
16:31They do the 40 certain nations that they've done for a long time.
16:35It seems to be 40 for whatever reason.
16:37And we were ranked number 40.
16:39A year ago, we were 38.
16:41Then we were 39.
16:42We hit 40.
16:43We were 39.
17:13We have one stat that I quote, the autism stat, and you hear different numbers, but it's thousands.
17:27They say between 10 and 20,000.
17:29So if you go back 15 years ago, we had, like, nobody.
17:37It was one in 20,000.
17:40Now we have one in 34.
17:43Is that right?
17:4334.
17:44So 34 or 36 kids have autism.
17:50And if you go back, I guess, 18 years, whenever that was done, it was one in 20,000.
17:58And so we got from 20,000 to 34, 36.
18:03That's unbelievable.
18:07So there's something wrong.
18:08There's something wrong.
18:10We've done something wrong.
18:12There's something you're going to figure it out.
18:13We've done something wrong.
18:14We've done something wrong.
18:15We've done something wrong.
18:16We've done something wrong.
18:17We've done something wrong.
18:18We've done something wrong.
18:19We've done something wrong.
18:20We've done something wrong.
18:21We've done something wrong.
18:22We've done something wrong.
18:23We've done something wrong.
18:24We've done something wrong.
18:25We've done something wrong.
18:26We've done something wrong.
18:27We've done something wrong.
18:28We've done something wrong.
18:29We've done something wrong.
18:30We've done something wrong.
18:31We've done something wrong.
18:32We've done something wrong.
18:34for years Democrats and the media kept saying that we needed new legislation we had to have
18:54new legislation we needed it immediately and I never had legislation I had the best border
18:59in the history of our country for almost four years and by the time I got out we had the lowest numbers ever
19:29so
19:59Why did you fire the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics?
20:27Because I think her numbers were wrong, just like I thought her numbers were wrong before
20:32the election.
20:34Days before the election, she came out with these beautiful numbers for Kamala, I guess
20:39Biden slash Kamala.
20:41And she came out with these beautiful numbers trying to get somebody else elected.
20:45Then right after the election, I think on the 15th, November 15th, she had an eight or
20:49nine hundred thousand dollar massive reduction, said she made a mistake.
20:55You go back to election, election day, look what happened two or three days before with
21:00massive, wonderful job numbers trying to get him elected or her elected, trying to get
21:06whoever the hell was running.
21:08Because you go back and they came out with numbers that were very favorable to Kamala.
21:13Okay, they're trying to get him elected, trying to get her elected.
21:17And then on the 15th of November or thereabouts, they had an eight or nine hundred thousand
21:24overstatement reduction right after the election.
21:28It didn't work, because you know who won, John?
21:30I won.
21:31OK.
21:32Go ahead.
21:33I will, John about it.
21:34limited.
21:36I want to say something.
21:37Cheers of my last ball.
21:38May God clip!
21:39Okay, go.
21:40Goesp Austen.
21:41If you'll be dismissed and質есь, let me take you.
21:42Okay, come for some news?
21:43Yeah.
21:44I refuse to come, too.
21:45Okay.
21:46I refuse to come.
21:47Alright then, it fits me.
21:50Let's go.
21:51Well, as soon as soon as soon as soon as you haveacey Kesubno Vokohukiras gets
21:56You know, if you go back and look at some of the good presidents, our country was the
22:12wealthiest, proportionately the wealthiest, from 1870 to 1913.
22:16It was an all-tariff country.
22:19We didn't have income tax.
22:20That came in in 1913 with tariffs.
22:23And we had so much money, we didn't know what to do with it.
22:53We're making the Trump tax cuts permanent and delivering no tax on tips, no tax on overtime,
23:09and no tax on Social Security for our great seniors.
23:39Most importantly for the people in this room, the days of economic misery under the last
23:57administration are rapidly giving way to the greatest economy in the history of the world.
24:02We are rocking.
24:03And the United States is the hottest country, with the exception of your country, I have
24:07to say, right?
24:08I won't.
24:09I'm not going to take that on.
24:12No, Mohammed, I'm not going to take that on.
24:16I wouldn't have a terrible thing if I made that full statement, but I will not do it.
24:20You're hotter.
24:21At least as long as I'm up here, you're hotter.
24:23But groceries, gasoline, energy, and all other prices are down with no inflation.
24:30We have no inflation.
24:31We have no inflation.
24:58Brazil has been a horrible trading partner in terms of tariffs.
25:16As you know, they charge us tremendous tariffs, far, far more than we were charging them.
25:20We weren't charging anything.
25:22They also treated us very badly as trading partners for many, many years.
25:25One of the worst, one of the worst countries on Earth for that.
25:55The World in France.
25:59The World in France.
26:01The world in France.
26:02The world in France.
26:06And the most important ones in France.
26:09I'm the first of Mr. Minister Proust.
26:14I'm the first of all, Mr. Mackey.
26:17I could tell you,
26:47there were certain areas of Los Angeles that you could have called it an insurrection.
26:53It was terrible.
26:54But these are paid insurrectionists.
26:56These are paid troublemakers.
26:58These are bad people.
27:00We have people, they look in your face and they spit right in your face.
27:03They're animals.
27:04And these are paid insurrectionists.
27:06These are paid troublemakers.
27:08They're agitators.
27:09They're paid.
27:17They're paid.
27:47They're paid.
28:17They're paid.
28:19They're paid.
28:21They're paid.
28:26They're paid.
29:28America is back.
29:46One thing I can promise you this.
30:09I will always tell you the truth.
30:16So I hope you're good.
30:18Congratulations, Christopher.
31:09This next order relates to the definition of birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment of the United States.
31:28That's a good one.
31:29Birthright.
31:31That's a big one.
31:33It's ridiculous.
31:35We're the only country in the world that does this with birthright, as you know.
31:39And it's just absolutely ridiculous.
31:48Birthright citizenship or automatic citizenship for the children of illegal aliens.
31:53That's another way.
31:54It's automatic citizenship for children of illegal aliens.
31:59That's the other term that they use, which is actually more accurate, more understandable.
32:05And it's ridiculous.
32:06We're the only country that has it, and certainly the only country that has it to that extent.
32:10That's it.
32:17President Trump, on TikTok, sir, please pause any decision on Chinese tariffs until you know what the resolution on TikTok will be.
32:43Don't forget, China charges us tariffs and we charge them very little except for what I did. I put a lot of, we took in hundreds of billions of dollars. But until I came along, China never paid 10 cents to this country. They ripped us off and they never paid anything.
33:13I think it's worth it.
33:20It's worth it.
33:22It's worth it.
37:20America's momentum is back, our spirit is back, our pride is back, our confidence is
37:38back, and the American dream is surging bigger and better than ever before. The American dream is
37:51unstoppable, and our country is on the verge of a comeback the likes of which the world has never
37:58witnessed and perhaps will never witness again. There's never been anything like it.
38:08The presidential election of November 5th was a mandate like has not been seen in many decades.
38:38You clean the floor of your forest, and you won't have any forest. You know, Austria has very, very
38:50flammable trees. They don't have forest, right? Because they clean the floors. They maintain their forest.
38:55No.
38:57Yeah, nobody can twenty- accumulated forest lives in ten according to three years while pushing down.
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39:30I love Europe. I love the countries of Europe, but the process is a very cumbersome one.
39:38And they do treat the United States of America very, very unfairly with the VAT taxes and all of the other taxes they impose.
40:00In California, you would have not had the Olympics had I not sent in the troops.
40:19Sent in the National Guard. They did a fantastic job.
40:22In California, you would have had the Olympics and the World Cup coming.
40:33We had the Olympics. We have the World Cup coming.
40:36I got them in my first term, and I was really sad because I said, oh boy, I got them and I won't be president.
40:57And little things happen. Thank you, God.
41:00Little things happen. Think of it. I got, you could ask Johnny.
41:05Johnny would tell you he's the head of the World Cup.
41:07He's a great guy, too. Great commissioner.
41:09But he's the head of the World Cup.
41:12He said, Trump is the only reason we're doing this.
41:14He said, Trump is the only reason we're doing this.
41:44He said, Trump is the only reason we're doing this.
41:52In California, you ruled that your deployment of National Guard troops to Los Angeles was illegal.
41:59Do you have any response?
42:01Well, it was a radical left judge, but very importantly, what did you not tell me in that question or statement that you made pretty much of a statement?
42:10Well, I was asking for the response.
42:12No, no, you didn't say what the judge said, though.
42:16The judge said, but you can leave the 300 people that you already have in place.
42:21They can continue to be in place. That's all we need.
42:24But why didn't you put that as part of your statement?
42:26Because the judge, the same judge ruled exactly as you said,
42:30except the judge said that you could leave the 300 people that you already have in place.
42:36They can stay, they can remain, they can do what they have to do.
42:40They can stay, they can stay, they can stay.
43:10The radical left, they've really lost their confidence.
43:24It was a bad election defeat. They lost everything, presidentially.
43:30And they've lost their confidence. They've lost the strut.
43:33You know, they were a bunch of real bad, very bad people.
43:38Very, very bad people.
43:40I actually think they're sick people, you want to know the truth,
43:43and what they've done.
43:44But they've lost a lot of confidence, and they seem to be different.
43:48And, you know, if they go out and they pay Beyonce, as an example,
43:52somebody just showed me something.
43:54They gave her $11 million.
43:56For what?
43:57For an endorsement, I guess, because she didn't sing.
43:59They paid Oprah $2 million.
44:01That was $800.
44:31but over the past seven days my administration has been moving with urgency and historic speed
44:48to reverse every single disaster of the biden administration by the way the guy was a disaster
44:54okay i mean inflation was terrible was the worst i think it was the worst in the history of our
45:00country but you can only talk about it so long you know the price of apples doubled the price of
45:05bacon is quadrupled the price all everything is a disaster
45:30so
45:35so
45:39so
45:48so
45:57canada is very tough they're very very tough to do uh business with and we can't let them take
46:23advantage of the u.s they don't take our agricultural product for the most part
46:28so
46:35Are there two or three countries that are on your list that you feel are farther along
47:05in getting their tariffs lowered?
47:07I think there are many that want to get rid of tariffs right now.
47:11European Union, I mean, as badly as they've treated us,
47:15it's tariffs where they put things on that make it impossible for you to sell a car.
47:19It's not a money thing.
47:20They make it so difficult, the standards and the tests.
47:24They drop a bowling ball on the top of your car from 20 feet up in the air.
47:28And if there's a little dent, they say, no, I'm sorry, your car doesn't qualify.
47:32When the same car from Germany or anything would dent likewise,
47:36unless you're going to have an army tank, it's going to dent.
47:39So they come up with rules and regulations that are just designed for one reason,
47:45that you can't sell your product in those countries.
47:49And we're not going to let that happen.
48:02So they're going to let that happen.
48:32So they're going to let that happen.
51:45We have to be able to fight on a fair term.
51:47They have tariffs against us.
51:49China kills us with tariffs.
51:53India kills us with tariffs.
51:55Brazil kills us with.
51:57Now that I know how to, because, but I've understood tariffs better than they did.
52:01better than any human being in the world, okay?
52:04You know, we're taking in $17 trillion.
52:07Every inch of that money is because of tariffs.
52:10$17 trillion.
52:11Nobody else, this nation has never taken in one-tenth of that.
52:15We're taking in $17 trillion.
52:18They're coming, like, if we don't have tariffs,
52:21those same big plants that we have,
52:23they're going to be built in other countries.
52:31I love you. Have a good time. Thank you.
52:50God bless you all. God bless you.
53:01God bless you.