00:00I hope the media takes a look at every one of these charts, because these are the best numbers for fighting crime in U.S. history.
00:07I know you talked about having some distaste for Boston recently.
00:12Is this one of the cities that you might be looking into, and can you give us a hint about other cities that you might be...
00:16You're saying for where? For where?
00:18For Boston.
00:19Well, Boston has a bad mayor who at least is a reasonable IQ person.
00:25You know, most of them are low IQ, and they're so bad.
00:28I mean, what's going on in Chicago is just...
00:31You'd think the guy would say, hey, look, we have a problem, Mr. President.
00:35Could you come in and straighten it out?
00:37I could have that.
00:37We could have that done in a month if we had their cooperation.
00:41It's going to be done anyway, but we could have it done in a month.
00:44Yeah, Boston, she's got four areas that are, you know, wrong.
00:48And, you know, somebody said, would we take...
00:50Would we think about taking the World Cup away from Boston if they don't straighten it out?
00:55The answer is yes, we have the right to do that with FIFA.
00:57So if we think that L.A. is going to be bad, or we think that applies a little bit to the
01:02Olympics, too, but we'll talk about FIFA first.
01:05You know, FIFA is very hot.
01:07If we think there's any reason that, whether it's Boston or anywhere else, that they're
01:12not doing their job, we're going to take that, those World Cup games and move them someplace
01:16else.
01:17And then, Director Patel, there's been so many conspiracy theories...
01:20And thanks to our Department of Justice partners who had 2,100 indictments.
