00:00I was going to call them Chuck and Nancy.
00:01But then I realized I wouldn't be pardoning them.
00:05I would never pardon those two people.
00:08But we did in the Great Big Beautiful Bill.
00:11It was just passed.
00:13Your imprints all over that.
00:14And it's amazing.
00:15The biggest tax cuts in the history of our country
00:18for middle-income people.
00:20The biggest tax cuts in the history of our country
00:23for middle-income people.
00:25And the biggest jobs bill ever passed.
00:29And nobody thought we could get that one done.
00:31I'm glad.
00:32We actually put four years, actually probably eight or
00:35ten years, but we put four years' worth of material
00:38into one great, big, beautiful bill.
00:41So that worked out very well.
00:42And I want to thank everybody for working on it.
00:44J.D., that was a great, that was a great.
00:46Well, you know, we were going to do it in small bills.
00:48We're going to have 18 bills.
00:50And do it along the process.
00:52I'm glad, Scott, that we got it done.
00:54Because dealing with these Democrats, I don't think,
00:57I think that was all one shot.
00:58But we have it all in one great, big, beautiful bill.
01:01Thanks, as well, to the chairman of the National
01:04Turkey Federation and the CEO of Butterball.
01:07That's a big deal.
01:08Jay Jandren.
01:10Where's Jay?
01:12Stand up, Jay.
01:13Thank you very much.
01:17Along with his wife, Leslie, and their three
01:19children, as well as the farmer who raised these
01:22two magnificent birds, Travis Pittman and Wayne County,
01:27North Carolina, I won Wayne County by a lot.
01:29That means you had to vote for Trump, I think.
01:31I won by 92 percent.
01:33I like Wayne County.
01:35They're doing all right, right?
01:36And this is like a record-setting turkey
01:38that's going to be saved.
01:40The turkeys being pardoned today go by the names of
01:43Gobble and Waddle.
01:45When I first saw their pictures, I thought we
01:47should send them, well, I was going to, I
01:50shouldn't say this.
01:52I was going to call them Chuck and Nancy, but then
01:55I realized I wouldn't be pardoning them.
01:57I would never pardon those two people.
02:00I wouldn't pardon them.
02:01I wouldn't care what Melania told me.
02:04Darling, I think it would be a nice thing to do.
02:06I won't do it, darling.
02:08These are two of the largest turkeys ever
02:10presented to an American President.
02:12Over 50 pounds each.
02:13It's the largest we've ever had.
02:16Those are big turkeys.
02:17Are they as good as the normal-sized turkey?
02:19Better or as good?
02:21Do they tend to be a little fatty, maybe?
02:24No, he said no.
02:25He knows the turkey business.
02:27Anyway, despite their size, Secretary Kennedy has
02:31formally certified that these are the first ever
02:34Maha turkeys.
02:35I don't know if I agree with that.
02:36These are Maha.
02:38In other words, they could be fat, but they're still
02:40Maha.
02:42They've been fattened on a steady diet of grass,
02:44beef, to allow the smoothies and all of the
02:48other things that they've been eating for this
02:50occasion.
02:51This was a really big occasion.
02:53But they've eaten every fattening food that you
02:57can eat.
02:57We work like — we wanted to really make them
03:00special, and they really are.
03:01They're, like, record-setting.
03:02I've never seen a turkey that big before.
03:04Are they violent at all?
03:05Will they attack as I walk over?
03:08Because if they were, I'll stay right up here.
03:10Got you.
03:25We'll see you next time.
03:26We'll see you next time.
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