Trump Slams Illinois Gov. Pritzker: “Big, Fat Slob” — Says Chicago Crime Fix Would Take Few Weeks

President Donald Trump said he could fix Chicago’s crime problem “in mere weeks” if invited to help by Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker. Trump sharply criticized the Democratic governor, calling him a “big, fat slob,” and urged state leaders to “get your act together” and let federal support intervene.

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00:00They've been fattened on a steady diet of grass beef

00:06to allow the smoothies and all of the other things

00:08that they've been eating for this occasion.

00:10This was a really big occasion.

00:13But they've eaten every fattening food that you

00:16can eat.

00:17We work like — we wanted to really make them special.

00:20And they really are.

00:20They're, like, record-setting.

00:22I've never seen a turkey that big before.

00:24Are they violent at all?

00:25Will they attack as I walk over?

00:27Because if they were, I'll stay right up here.

00:30But, as you know, we're a tough-on-crime administration.

00:34We are tough on crime.

00:35You know, our border had zero people coming in

00:38for the last seven months, right?

00:40Zero.

00:41I mean, even I find that hard to believe to be —

00:43they had millions and millions of people pour into our border

00:47from prisons, from mental institutions, gang members,

00:50drug dealers.

00:52They poured into our country like we were stupid people.

00:56We're not stupid people anymore.

00:58But nobody has ever seen anything.

01:01The job that they've done on the — Tom Holman, Kristi Noem,

01:05the whole group — the job they've done on the border

01:07is almost like a miracle.

01:08We have — and the people that make these statistics

01:12that said zero, they've said zero for the last seven months.

01:15I can't — it has to be, like, a few people got in,

01:19but they say zero.

01:20And they're radical-left Democrats to do the scoring.

01:23So I can't imagine they did that for us.

01:26The truth is, we have no people coming into our country illegally.

01:30It's an amazing — it's an amazing statistic,

01:33and I'm very proud of it.

01:35And we have the most people working in the United States today,

01:40by far, than we ever had in the history of our country.

01:43So those are all good numbers.

01:44But instead of pardons, some of my more enthusiastic staffers

01:51were already drafting the paperwork to ship Gobble and Waddle

01:54straight to the terrorist confinement center in El Salvador.

01:58And even those birds don't want to be there.

02:01You know what I mean.

02:02Those are tough — I'd like to thank the president of that country.

02:05They do a rather efficient job.

02:08It's got to be the largest prison in history.

02:11I've never seen anything like it.

02:12And a lot of people are behaving on our streets now.

02:16You know, Washington, D.C., is a safe —

02:18it's considered a safe zone.

02:20This was one of our most unsafe places anywhere in the United States.

02:24It is now considered a totally safe city.

02:28I won't tell you about murders.

02:29We're having murders, like a lot of murders,

02:32on a weekly basis.

02:34We haven't had a murder in six months.

02:37And it doesn't sound good even to say that.

02:39We haven't had a murder in six months.

02:40But when you are averaging one, and even sometimes two a week,

02:47and you haven't had one in six months,

02:49you can walk with your family down the middle of any street,

02:52go to a restaurant, you won't get in.

02:55They're opening new restaurants all over.

02:58And it's really been a beautiful thing to see.

03:01So Washington, D.C., is now a totally safe city.

03:05And a year ago, it was a crime, criminal mess.

03:09We removed, Pam, 1,700 people.

03:11Korea criminals and people that came to this city

03:17from Venezuela and many other places.

03:20They were let out of prisons, and they came here.

03:22They were Trendeiragua.

03:23A lot of Trendeiragua.

03:24That's from Venezuela.

03:26And we got them all the hell out of our country,

03:28or they're in prisons now.

03:31And you can walk down any street in Washington,

03:33and you're going to be just fine.

03:35And I want to thank the National Guard.

03:37I want to thank Pete Hegseth.

03:38The job you've done here is incredible.

03:40And I hear you're having the same kind of success

03:42in Memphis, Tennessee, where you had an even worse situation.

03:46And Memphis, crime is down 64 percent in three weeks.

03:50And by the time you have four or five weeks,

03:52you're going to have it down almost where there won't be crime.

03:56And we could do that in Chicago, by the way,

03:58if they would let us.

04:00If the mayor was a low-IQ person,

04:04but he should understand this, this is a very serious thing.

04:08You saw all the crime that took place last night,

04:10the night before, the woman with the burning.

04:13They burned the woman to be talking about that now.

04:16They burned this beautiful woman riding in a train.

04:22A man was arrested 72 times, 72 times.

04:27Think of that.

04:29And they'll let him out again.

04:30The liberal judges will let him out again.

04:33But we're ready to go.

04:35You know, we've been moving toward Chicago.

04:39We have a governor that thinks it's wonderful

04:41that only, like, seven people were killed this week.

04:45But we are moving toward doing —

04:47and we're going to — if crime gets —

04:49it's horrible, what's happening in Chicago.

04:51We could make Chicago a safe city in a period of four weeks.

04:59In a period of eight weeks, nine weeks, ten weeks,

05:01it would be totally safe.

05:03And the people of Chicago want us to go there.

05:06And if you look at the crime that's taken place in Chicago,

05:09in the last two weeks — just take a look.

05:11It's on the front page of every newspaper.

05:15It's out of control.

05:16The mayor is incompetent.

05:18And the governor is a big, fat slob.

05:24He ought to invite us in, say,

05:27please make Chicago safe.

05:30We're going to lose a great city if we don't do it quickly.

05:33Make Chicago — we'll do the same thing as we did in D.C.

05:37The same thing as we did everywhere we've gone.

05:40It's become almost instantly safe.

05:43And I want to do it in Chicago.

05:45So, Governor Pritzker, if you're listening,

05:48let's get your act together.

05:50Invite us in.

05:51We're going to make your place so safe,

05:52you're not going to have these crimes that are making the newspapers

05:55and the front page of every newspaper and television story,

05:59news story.

06:01We'll make Chicago a safe place very quickly.

06:05I looked at the various cases, granting mercy,

06:09discovering that the terrible trauma that everyone's going through.

06:14And I had a little bit of a Pritzker joke.

06:17I was going to talk about Pritzker in size,

06:20but when I talk about Pritzker,

06:21I get angry because he's not letting us do the job.

06:24So I'm not going to tell my Pritzker joke.

06:26They have a very cute little joke, you know.

06:29Some speechwriter wrote some joke about his weight.

06:33But I would never want to talk about his weight.

06:35I don't talk about people being fat.

06:38I refuse to talk about the fact that he's a fat slob.

06:40I don't mention it.

06:42On a more serious note, as we gather around the dinner table,

06:46I'd like to lose a few pounds, too, by the way.

Trump Slams Illinois Gov. Pritzker: “Big, Fat Slob” — Says Chicago Crime Fix Would Take Few Weeks

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