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00:00:00Well, thank you very much.

00:00:02It's been an interesting day from the standpoint of news.

00:00:08As you probably know, we've just seized a tanker

00:00:13on the coast of Venezuela, a large tanker, very large.

00:00:18Largest one ever seized, actually.

00:00:21And other things are happening.

00:00:23So you'll be seeing that later,

00:00:26and you'll be talking about that later with some other people.

00:00:28Very excitingly for me and for the country,

00:00:33we've just launched the Trump Gold Card.

00:00:36It was about 30 minutes from now.

00:00:42The site goes up and all funds go to the United States government.

00:00:46It could be a tremendous amount of money.

00:00:49It'll also be able to have people like this keep,

00:00:52as an example, just one example.

00:00:53There are a lot of examples of people just buying them.

00:00:56It's somewhat like a green card,

00:00:58but with big advantages over a green card.

00:01:02And companies are going to be able to go

00:01:04to the Wharton School of Finance,

00:01:08the Stern Business School, Harvard, MIT,

00:01:13wherever you may get your students, any school.

00:01:16And you're able to buy a card and keep that person

00:01:21in the United States, actually.

00:01:22So you have this certainty.

00:01:24Because a lot of I've heard from Tim Cook of Apple,

00:01:28and I've heard from a lot of people,

00:01:30some of the people at this table,

00:01:32that essentially in the United States,

00:01:35you can't keep the student.

00:01:36You can't hire people from the best colleges

00:01:39because you don't know whether or not you can keep the person.

00:01:41They come and have the people get out.

00:01:44They throw the person out of the country.

00:01:46You graduate number one from your college.

00:01:47And there's no way of guaranteeing,

00:01:50I guess you could say,

00:01:52there's no way of guaranteeing

00:01:53that they're able to stay in the country.

00:01:56Howard, maybe you'll give a little description

00:01:58of the Trump Gold Card, please.

00:02:01The President Trump's Gold Card is $1 million.

00:02:06And for a corporation, it's $2 million.

00:02:08And as the President said, for a corporation,

00:02:13they spend $2 million.

00:02:15They can then have an employee.

00:02:18Full vetting.

00:02:19The best vetting the government has ever done.

00:02:21$15,000 vetting to make sure these people

00:02:26absolutely qualify to be in America.

00:02:28Absolutely qualify.

00:02:30And then the company can keep them here,

00:02:33and they have a path to citizenship, right?

00:02:36Obviously, they have to be perfect people in America.

00:02:39And having passed the vetting, after five years,

00:02:42they'll be available to become citizens.

00:02:44And then the corporation can put someone else on the card.

00:02:47So, for a company,

00:02:48they can keep putting people on the card.

00:02:50One person per card.

00:02:52And for an individual, it's a million dollars,

00:02:54and it's a gift to the United States of America

00:02:58to help America be great again under the Donald Trump.

00:03:03And there are two gifts.

00:03:04It's a gift of getting somebody great coming into our country,

00:03:09because we think these will be some tremendous people

00:03:12that wouldn't be allowed to stay.

00:03:13You know, they graduated from college.

00:03:14They have to go back to India.

00:03:15They have to go back to China.

00:03:17They have to go back to France.

00:03:19They have to go back to wherever they came from.

00:03:21Very hard to stay. It's a shame.

00:03:23It's ridiculous things. We've — we're taking care of that.

00:03:26The companies are going to be very happy.

00:03:29I know Apple is going to be happy.

00:03:30But a lot of the companies — nobody —

00:03:33nobody talked to me more about it than Kim Cook.

00:03:37He said, it's a real — it's a real problem,

00:03:40and it's not going to be a problem anymore.

00:03:41As you know, they used to send people up to Canada

00:03:44and other places, other countries.

00:03:46So we solved that.

00:03:47And the other thing is, it'll take in, we think,

00:03:49probably billions of dollars that will go to the Treasury

00:03:53of the United States that will go to an account

00:03:56where we can do things positive for the country.

00:04:00So it'll be a great thing.

00:04:00We'll take in, I think, you know, billions of dollars.

00:04:05Many billions of dollars, even.

00:04:08So that's very exciting.

00:04:12The Trump accounts are doing really well.

00:04:16We have a man on my right, Michael Dell,

00:04:18who's an extraordinary person.

00:04:20His wife — his wife is even more extraordinary.

00:04:23I think I can say that.

00:04:24They have such a good relationship, you don't know much.

00:04:26She's an extraordinary person.

00:04:27The President Trump has a great wife.

00:04:30But they're two great people.

00:04:31And as you know, last week,

00:04:33Michael contributed $6,250,000,000.

00:04:39And this is just something that's so special.

00:04:43So many people are in love with that.

00:04:46He understood it right from the beginning.

00:04:48It was his idea.

00:04:50And he understood it right from the beginning.

00:04:52Could you give maybe just a little description

00:04:54of why you loved it for such a long period of time?

00:04:57And we were able to get it through the great,

00:04:58big, beautiful bill, basically.

00:05:00That's how — what gave us the authorization to do it.

00:05:04Michael, please.

00:05:04The President Trump Yeah, absolutely, sir.

00:05:05So, you know, when we first heard about this idea,

00:05:09the idea was that the government would give $1,000

00:05:14to a newborn baby in an account that they would own.

00:05:19And it would go in essentially the S&P 500 and compound.

00:05:23And when the child becomes 18,

00:05:25they could use that money to go to college,

00:05:29to buy a home, to start a business, to continue saving.

00:05:33And, you know, I thought that was a great idea.

00:05:36I thought that would be great if companies matched

00:05:39the government's contribution, which we're doing.

00:05:42And a lot of the companies around the table

00:05:43have committed to doing that.

00:05:45And also the thought about this is, wow,

00:05:49this is going to be like a platform for families

00:05:53and communities and philanthropists

00:05:56to contribute to those accounts.

00:05:58And so we originally started with the idea of,

00:06:02well, what if we gave some money to all the kids

00:06:07in our home state of Texas?

00:06:09Right?

00:06:10We thought that would be a nice thing to do.

00:06:12The President Trump That's still a lot.

00:06:13The President Trump Yeah, yeah, it is.

00:06:14One out of 10 new kids in America, born in Texas.

00:06:17The President Trump That's pretty good.

00:06:19The President Trump Happen to be a fan

00:06:21of the state of Texas.

00:06:22But anyway, we thought about it some more.

00:06:24We thought, you know, this is going to be

00:06:27something really special.

00:06:29We have a foundation.

00:06:30It focuses on children.

00:06:31It's been around for 26 years.

00:06:33And we said, well, why don't we go bigger?

00:06:35And so we talked about it.

00:06:36And, you know, now that the Investment America Act

00:06:41is a law, which that in itself is an incredible thing

00:06:47that occurred, it does create a platform.

00:06:51And we were super happy to announce

00:06:54that we would give, you know, $250.

00:06:59We arrived at $250 because next year will be

00:07:04the 250th birthday of America and 25 million children.

00:07:07We thought that was a nice thing to do

00:07:09because it would include most of the children that are 10

00:07:14and under, that are not part of the government program,

00:07:18that live in zip codes where the median income is less

00:07:22than $150,000.

00:07:23And that was also an important part of our contribution.

00:07:27And I do believe there will be a number of other large gifts announced.

00:07:32I've already spoken with a few that will be announcing gifts

00:07:36at the state level.

00:07:37Right.

00:07:38And more to come.

00:07:40The President Biden is amazing.

00:07:42And it's amazing the vision you have.

00:07:43But that's why you're so successful, frankly.

00:07:46And to think that Michael started off with not a lot of money,

00:07:51I would say, right?

00:07:52Not too much.

00:07:53Like, very little.

00:07:55And he can give a gift of $6 million, $250 million.

00:07:59And I know he said he's going to do a lot more.

00:08:03It's pretty amazing.

00:08:05It's really a beautiful thing to watch.

00:08:08So great for our country.

00:08:10So we have the Trump accounts are doing really well.

00:08:12And it's become, I have to tell you,

00:08:14just everyone is talking about him beyond what I would have even thought.

00:08:19And it's going to make some young people relatively very wealthy.

00:08:25And in some cases, I mean, it could really be off to a great start.

00:08:30So some people have had that advantage

00:08:32and some people haven't, but it's a wonderful thing.

00:08:34Thank you to you and your beautiful wife.

00:08:36Thank you very much.

00:08:38So it's a pleasure to welcome so many brilliant minds

00:08:41and distinguished business leaders back to the White House.

00:08:43I love these brilliant minds,

00:08:45including Michael Dell of Dell Technologies,

00:08:49who makes a great product.

00:08:52And I want to thank him for what he's done,

00:08:55what we just discussed, the accounts.

00:08:58We also are grateful to be joined by Enrique Louris

00:09:01of HP.

00:09:04So thank you very much, Enrique.

00:09:07Great job you're doing.

00:09:09Antonio Neri of HP Enterprise.

00:09:12Thank you very much.

00:09:13What's the difference between HP and HP Enterprise?

00:09:16We focus on the cloud security networking and large systems.

00:09:20The cloud is good.

00:09:22People have done very well with the cloud.

00:09:25That's great.

00:09:27Arvind Krishna of IBM, who's actually become,

00:09:32I would say, a legend.

00:09:33The job he's done is taken the stock from a rather low price

00:09:36to a very nice price.

00:09:39I won't say high because I'm sure you're going to say

00:09:41it's going to go up a lot more.

00:09:42So I can't say a high price.

00:09:45But he took IBM into a new stratosphere that nobody,

00:09:49I think, saw.

00:09:51If you go back to before when he took over the company,

00:09:56you would have — nobody would have even imagined

00:09:58that you'd be able to do what you've done.

00:09:59So congratulations.

00:10:01You've been kind of a good friend.

00:10:03Cristiano Amon of Qualcomm.

00:10:08And thank you very much. Congratulations on the success.

00:10:12The President.

00:10:13I know a lot about your company.

00:10:14You've done amazing.

00:10:16And executive director of the Technology CEO Council,

00:10:20Bruce Mailman.

00:10:22So, thank you very much.

00:10:28I think that these people know each other.

00:10:31We're going to be talking a little bit about technology today,

00:10:33and we'll take a few of your questions about technology.

00:10:37I'm sure you probably won't have too many of those questions.

00:10:39You'll be asking about some other things.

00:10:40Right, Bruce?

00:10:42Our administration is committed to total dominance in technology.

00:10:46Right now, we're leading artificial intelligence by a lot.

00:10:51And I think, you know, you look at what's going up,

00:10:55and we're writing rules, regulations.

00:10:58We want to keep it at the federal government level.

00:11:00So it's simple for the companies.

00:11:02Very important, frankly.

00:11:04And I think we're pretty well committed.

00:11:07I spoke to some of the senators today.

00:11:10And I think we're committed to do that.

00:11:12We want to make it as simple as possible, as easy.

00:11:15Because you're competing with some very big sources,

00:11:19and we want to stay number one by a lot.

00:11:22We're leading the world in building new data centers

00:11:24and new semiconductor and chip manufacturing facilities

00:11:28and new capacity for AI.

00:11:30And we're unleashing all of the forms, literally all forms of energy

00:11:34and natural gas and oil to clean beautiful coal

00:11:37and safe, reliable nuclear power.

00:11:40And I'm giving them approval to when they build these massive plants

00:11:43that cost $50 billion.

00:11:46You know, it used to be that for $50 million,

00:11:48you could build a nice little shopping center.

00:11:51But for $500 million, you could build one of the biggest,

00:11:54most beautiful centers.

00:11:56And now they're talking about $50 billion, so explain that one.

00:12:00These buildings are no — there's never been anything.

00:12:04There's never been anything like that.

00:12:06So you're all involved in that.

00:12:09It's pretty amazing.

00:12:11One year ago, our country was considered dead

00:12:14by many leaders throughout the world.

00:12:17And now we have what's called the hottest country anywhere in the world.

00:12:19We're the hottest country in the world right now.

00:12:21Ten months took us.

00:12:23I thought it was going to take longer, Michael.

00:12:25I really — I didn't think we were going to have this success this soon.

00:12:28We have over $18 trillion being invested.

00:12:33Much of it by — like you're in for a lot.

00:12:36What's the number that you're looking at?

00:12:37Mr. $150.

00:12:38The President's $150 billion?

00:12:40Mr. Yes.

00:12:41The President's $150 billion.

00:12:41That's good. I don't know, Michael.

00:12:42Am I allowed to ask you?

00:12:43You already gave $6,250,000.

00:12:46Do you have a — have you stated a number that you're at

00:12:49for investment — future investment?

00:12:51Mr. Well, you know, if I —

00:12:53if I think about all the, you know, investment that we make

00:12:58with the American companies that are adding capacity,

00:13:02particularly around semiconductors,

00:13:04it's — it's several hundred billion dollars.

00:13:06The President's $150 billion.

00:13:08The President's $150 billion.

00:13:10That's pretty good.

00:13:11Mr. Yeah, yeah.

00:13:12It's pretty good.

00:13:12The President's $150 billion.

00:13:13It makes the $6 billion sound very, very small.

00:13:16That's very good.

00:13:18Antonio, what about you guys?

00:13:20What about you and Reiki?

00:13:23How's that going?

00:13:25Mr. Well, we have —

00:13:25The President's $150 billion.

00:13:26I mean, have you announced a number or anything?

00:13:27Mr. No, I'm actually happy to share it with you.

00:13:30Over the next few years, we're going to invest

00:13:32an additional $3.5 billion building,

00:13:33secure, manufacturing.

00:13:34Mr. Right.

00:13:35The President's $150 billion.

00:13:35We've built the largest supercomputer

00:13:37for the United States government

00:13:38that supports both the DOD and DOE.

00:13:41So, in the next 18 months,

00:13:43we're going to build the last —

00:13:44the largest five supercomputers

00:13:46that will keep the United States ahead of the game,

00:13:49both in life science and AI,

00:13:51but also to keep ahead,

00:13:53only in the entire stack,

00:13:54at the national security level.

00:13:56The President's $150 billion.

00:13:56Are you doing it separately?

00:13:58Are you doing it together or separately?

00:14:00Mr. No, we are totally separate companies.

00:14:02The President's $150 billion.

00:14:03From our side, we invest in the U.S.

00:14:04around $19 billion per year.

00:14:06So, if you look at the last five —

00:14:07The President's $150 billion.

00:14:08The President's $150 billion.

00:14:12And we are going to be investing in AI at the edge,

00:14:15not only on data centers,

00:14:16but how to make AI available to customers in PCs,

00:14:20in headsets, in devices that they will be using every day.

00:14:24The President's $150 billion.

00:14:25The President's $150 billion.

00:14:27And you're doing well.

00:14:28HP is doing right well.

00:14:29Yes.

00:14:30The President's $150 billion.

00:14:32The President's $150 billion.

00:14:33Are you direct competitors?

00:14:35Yes.

00:14:36The President's $150 billion.

00:14:37That's why they're on different sides of the table, sir.

00:14:39The President's $150 billion.

00:14:41The old days would say,

00:14:42why don't you make a deal?

00:14:43I guess now it's not so easy to make a deal.

00:14:44The President's $150 billion.

00:14:46We can have an arm wrestling match now.

00:14:47The President's $150 billion.

00:14:48The President's $150 billion.

00:14:48And, Cristiano, you've been amazing, right?

00:14:50Your company with the investments.

00:14:52How are you doing with investing?

00:14:53The President's $150 billion.

00:14:53We're doing great.

00:14:54I think, Mr. President, you have a great decision,

00:14:56I think, when you drove our company to continue to be innovating.

00:15:01And I think we're doing very good.

00:15:02We've been — in addition to doing phones,

00:15:04I think we're now — our chips are going to every car company

00:15:08in the world, all the car companies.

00:15:10We're entering today, robotics.

00:15:13There's a lot of — there's a lot of growth in robotics

00:15:15and the data center, new smart glasses,

00:15:18going to be the future of mobile devices, industrial.

00:15:21I think a lot of the drive towards manufacturing the country

00:15:25is driving a lot of technology for smart manufacturing.

00:15:27We're making chips for that.

00:15:29So I think we're very excited.

00:15:31And I think, like Michael, I think the number of industries

00:15:34our chips are being enabling is driving hundreds of billions

00:15:37of other investments and — and, most important for us,

00:15:40say, my conductor manufacturing is very important.

00:15:43So we are going to be customer of the fabs

00:15:47that are being built in the United States by TSMC and Samsung.

00:15:51So we're just going to keep going forward.

00:15:53The President, yeah, those investments are very important,

00:15:55and we are all customers of those fabs.

00:15:57The President, those two are my customers, too.

00:15:59So I —

00:15:59The President, memory stuff? Memory?

00:16:01The President, we know the memory.

00:16:02We do a lot of the processes.

00:16:03The President, who's the king of memory?

00:16:05It's Micron.

00:16:06The President, and the SK Hynix and Samsung.

00:16:08The President, and Micron is another one doing very well.

00:16:09The President, that's great.

00:16:11Yeah, I heard you're doing fantastically.

00:16:13Congratulations.

00:16:13The President, thank you for being present.

00:16:15The President, the stock market has set a 51 —

00:16:18think of this — 51 all-time record highs

00:16:21during the last 10 months.

00:16:23Fifty-one.

00:16:24You guys are pretty beneficious.

00:16:26You're setting the records, right?

00:16:28It's amazing.

00:16:29Fifty-one times we've hit a new high.

00:16:32And in the history of our country, if you think about it,

00:16:3451 times during the last 10 months.

00:16:37And, Bruce, let me ask you, pull these people all together.

00:16:41How is it looking for technology?

00:16:43The President, a lot of global competition.

00:16:45But you'd rather be playing our hand

00:16:47than any other hand in the world.

00:16:49The President, we have a good hand right now, don't we?

00:16:54Joe Biden secured just really much less than a trillion dollars

00:16:59of new investments in four years.

00:17:02And in 10 months, we secured more than $18 trillion.

00:17:04So 18 times the amount in 10 months,

00:17:07what they did in four years.

00:17:09And they would have gone negative.

00:17:11They were heading toward negative.

00:17:12In other words, not a trillion dollars,

00:17:16but it could have been three or four or five trillion less

00:17:18because people were leaving.

00:17:20So it was a big turnaround.

00:17:22In 10 months, the $18 trillion — it's a record.

00:17:26There's never been a country that's gotten anywhere near that.

00:17:30In the Middle East, when I left the Middle East,

00:17:32we brought back $3 trillion

00:17:33and lots of Boeing airplanes, like 300.

00:17:36And Boeing gave me the award for the greatest salesman

00:17:39in the history of Boeing,

00:17:40which is a nice little award every year.

00:17:42The greatest — I think I've sold 1,000 Boeing planes.

00:17:45Can you believe it?

00:17:46Now all they have to do is make them.

00:17:48Okay?

00:17:49They've got to make them, but they will.

00:17:52But we have made historic trade deals with the United Kingdom,

00:17:56China, Indonesia, Vietnam, Japan, the EU, Malaysia,

00:18:01Cambodia, El Salvador, Argentina, Ecuador, Guatemala,

00:18:05Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Thailand,

00:18:08and South Korea, and many others.

00:18:12And a lot of it's based on the November 5th election result,

00:18:15which was a massive victory.

00:18:18We won all seven swing states, the popular vote.

00:18:22We won the Electoral College by a landslide.

00:18:24We won counties.

00:18:27The counties, they do it.

00:18:29I don't know.

00:18:29To me, it's the most accurate of all, in many ways.

00:18:34We're at 2,700 counties against 525.

00:18:40That's pretty good. Right, Christiana?

00:18:42The President of the United Kingdom

00:18:42That's pretty good.

00:18:42The President of the United Kingdom

00:18:432,700 against 525 — 525.

00:18:47That's why when you see the maps are all red,

00:18:49except for a little — two little blue lines

00:18:51on the right and the left side of the map,

00:18:54they're probably changing, too.

00:18:55Americans are great builders.

00:18:58And in the Trump administration,

00:19:00America is once again a country

00:19:01where innovators get a green light.

00:19:03You have the greatest innovators in the world

00:19:06at this table, and representing a lot of their friends

00:19:10who are competitors and friends.

00:19:12But we're really on a big move to get rid of red tape

00:19:18so they can run their businesses

00:19:19and not have to wait 10 years for approval.

00:19:22In the old days, getting some of these approvals

00:19:25for plants that are already being built

00:19:27would have taken 10, 15, even 20 years prior to rejection.

00:19:32You get rejected.

00:19:33You'd work 20 years, and then you'd lose five to four.

00:19:37And we're getting plants approved in a matter of weeks —

00:19:41the biggest plants ever built in a matter of weeks.

00:19:45For every new regulation,

00:19:46we're slashing more than 10 old regulations.

00:19:50So we're not allowing regulations

00:19:53unless they slash 10 old regulations.

00:19:57We did that in the first term,

00:19:58and we cut more regulation than any administration ever.

00:20:03In our first term, we have the all-time record.

00:20:05And I think we're exceeding it here.

00:20:07In fact, now it's 1 in 24 is the number we're at.

00:20:12It's 1 in 10 you have to do.

00:20:13Otherwise, we're not letting you do it.

00:20:16But we're actually up to 1 in 24.

00:20:18So we get rid of 24 regulations for every one.

00:20:20That's not a bad deal, right?

00:20:23And it's been very exciting, actually.

00:20:25But including we're allowing 100 —

00:20:28in the Great Big Beautiful Deal,

00:20:30we're allowing 100 percent expensing for capital expenditures,

00:20:34including investments in factories and equipment and structure.

00:20:38So — including even structure.

00:20:41So that if Michael goes out and builds a factory,

00:20:43you can take it against tax immediately, the whole thing.

00:20:47You don't have to wait 38 years or do it over a 38-year period.

00:20:52And I think that's what made the first tax cut,

00:20:55which we, by the way, got extended in this tax cut.

00:20:58So — and you add it up.

00:21:00It's the biggest tax cut in the history of our country.

00:21:03But I think that the expensing factor —

00:21:06and it's good for 10 years to —

00:21:08I think that's the — maybe it was the reason

00:21:11that so much growth was — there were other reasons,

00:21:14but so much growth was gotten in the first term.

00:21:18So earlier this year, I said that the challenges of our time

00:21:21demand a new spirit of patriotism and national loyalty

00:21:24in Silicon Valley, smart people,

00:21:28and from the whole technology sector.

00:21:30And that patriotism is on huge display here in this room

00:21:34with some of the most brilliant people.

00:21:36And I'd now like to ask Secretary Howard Lutnik

00:21:39to say a few words,

00:21:41and OSTP Director Michael Kratios also say a few words.

00:21:46And I look forward to hearing from Michael

00:21:49a little bit about this subject.

00:21:50Cristiano, welcome.

00:21:53And, Arvind, you'll say something.

00:21:56And I appreciate it.

00:21:57And anybody else wants to say a couple of words, feel free.

00:22:01Good job.

00:22:02So why don't we start with Howard, please.

00:22:04So the key to America's success

00:22:08is the amazing innovators that we have.

00:22:11I mean, we have invented everything,

00:22:13from the light bulb, transistor, GPUs.

00:22:16We are on the edge of everything.

00:22:20And we need to keep being on the edge.

00:22:21And the people at this table and this industry

00:22:24is why America is great.

00:22:26We need to build here.

00:22:29You know, for too many years, we innovated.

00:22:32And we let everyone else build our stuff.

00:22:34And we just can't do it anymore.

00:22:36So with President Trump coming and winning the election

00:22:39on November 5th, we changed that.

00:22:41And now we're going to build it here.

00:22:43You've done everything you can.

00:22:44And you've heard trillions and trillions of dollars

00:22:47of technology built coming home to America

00:22:51to protect and defend us and use our innovations here.

00:22:55You're driving interest rates lower.

00:22:57And you're going to continue to drive them lower.

00:22:58That makes it cheaper.

00:22:59It makes it more exciting to build here.

00:23:01You're blowing out the regulatory deep state

00:23:05so that people can build here and do it fast.

00:23:07And the last thing is because of our investment in energy,

00:23:10drive down the cost of energy for all Americans,

00:23:14including the people who are building here,

00:23:16drive down the cost of energy.

00:23:17It's great for America.

00:23:19Put all of that together,

00:23:20and you're going to see the greatest growth

00:23:23the United States of America has ever seen.

00:23:25You're going to see north of 4 percent next year,

00:23:27and then it's going to go up from there to fives and sixes.

00:23:30This President is going to drive the greatest GDP growth,

00:23:33led by the tech sector, coming home and driving growth.

00:23:37The President is going to drive the greatest GDP growth,

00:23:39led by the tech sector, coming home and driving growth.

00:23:41Well, thank you.

00:23:42You know, one of the things I'd like to say,

00:23:43just before going over to Michael and this Michael,

00:23:45and then we'll have this Michael, all right?

00:23:47But one of the things I'd like to say is,

00:23:49in the old days, when you announced really good results

00:23:53in this country, the stock market went up.

00:23:58And that's the way it should be.

00:23:59And we're going back to that.

00:24:01Because otherwise, you can never really attain true greatness.

00:24:06In other words, GDP at 4.

00:24:08Oh, 4 is so high.

00:24:10Let's raise interest rates and kill it.

00:24:12And we're going to go back to the old days.

00:24:15When we announced great results,

00:24:17it doesn't mean we're going to raise interest rates

00:24:19and try and kill it.

00:24:20It means that instead of 4 percent GDP or 3 percent,

00:24:24which I said is so wonderful, 3 percent,

00:24:27it should be able to be 20 or 25 percent.

00:24:29I don't know why it can't be.

00:24:31You shouldn't kill it.

00:24:33And so we hope that if this country announces great results,

00:24:39because you're going to see great results

00:24:40over the next couple of years.

00:24:42All these plants.

00:24:44And I'm not just talking about AI.

00:24:45We have the biggest number of auto plants planned.

00:24:48Toyota just announced $10 billion in plants,

00:24:54built various couple of locations,

00:24:57few locations in the country just a little while ago.

00:25:01They're all coming here.

00:25:01They're coming here because of tariffs,

00:25:03because they don't want to pay tariffs.

00:25:04But they're coming here because of the election

00:25:06and the mindset.

00:25:08But when we announced good results,

00:25:11the market should go up.

00:25:13Now it's when you announce good results, Michael,

00:25:15the market goes down because they say,

00:25:17oh, that means things are good.

00:25:18That means we're going to kill it by raising interest rates.

00:25:21I think it's really wrong.

00:25:22It should be the opposite of what it is now.

00:25:25It should be the way it used to be.

00:25:27We announced good results.

00:25:28The market should go up and we should keep driving it up

00:25:31and have it keep going up and let it be much,

00:25:34much bigger, much, much better.

00:25:37And, you know, growth doesn't mean inflation.

00:25:41They're always afraid that, oh, we have.

00:25:43And if there is inflation, that's okay.

00:25:45Then we can slow it down.

00:25:48But we should be able to do a lot better than three and four.

00:25:52We're scheduled to be at four percent,

00:25:54which is pretty amazing because we have a, you know,

00:25:57deadhead Fed here.

00:26:00I mean, this guy, the head of the Federal Reserve is a stiff.

00:26:05And, you know, you fight that.

00:26:08It's amazing.

00:26:09We fight that, and yet interest rates are going down.

00:26:14Except with him, not too much.

00:26:16He did a, he did a rather, I would say, a rather small number

00:26:22that could have been doubled, at least doubled.

00:26:24And that's the other thing.

00:26:25I think the rates for the United States are always the lowest

00:26:28in the world because without us, there is no world.

00:26:31Without this economy, there's no world.

00:26:34You know, you could go to some of these wonderful countries

00:26:36that you think are so great.

00:26:37Well, one of the reasons they're great is because we allowed them

00:26:40to get rich off of us.

00:26:43We didn't charge them anything.

00:26:45You look at some of the deals, I don't want to say,

00:26:48use Switzerland as an example, but Switzerland paid almost nothing

00:26:52in terms of a tariff or a tax or whatever you want to call it,

00:26:56license, they paid nothing.

00:26:58And, you know, they're paying now.

00:27:01They're paying a fair amount.

00:27:02I had them at 39 percent, but I decided to be nice.

00:27:06I was nice, and I think they like us a little bit better.

00:27:10But the money you're talking about is enormous.

00:27:12Our country is a very rich country.

00:27:14But if we do well, the market should go up

00:27:17and the value of our country should go up.

00:27:19And if we do poorly, the market then should go down.

00:27:24It shouldn't be the opposite.

00:27:25And if we go up, we should encourage it to go up more.

00:27:28And those numbers, when you say, you know, 3 percent of GDP,

00:27:32you were 4 percent of GDP, they should be much higher.

00:27:35So, you know, I wanted to say it.

00:27:38I do say it.

00:27:39I believe it.

00:27:41And we have to get a mindset that when a country is doing well,

00:27:45you don't want to kill the growth.

00:27:47That's what they're doing.

00:27:47They kill the growth.

00:27:49I don't know if you guys even agree with that.

00:27:50They kill the growth because they're so afraid of inflation.

00:27:53But you can have tremendous growth without inflation.

00:27:56Everything goes up with the growth.

00:27:58But that's not inflation.

00:28:00So, I think we can do much better than traditional numbers.

00:28:04And you see that.

00:28:05You see that with what we're doing.

00:28:07We're leading in everything.

00:28:09And now, and remember this, as far as prices are concerned,

00:28:13and they talk about affordability,

00:28:16I inherited the worst inflation in the history of our country.

00:28:20They say it was 48 years.

00:28:21But I say it was the history of what difference?

00:28:24It's 48 years, they were telling me.

00:28:26They said I was being inaccurate because I said the history.

00:28:29I think 48 years is a long time.

00:28:31But it's actually, I disagree.

00:28:32I think it's the history.

00:28:33So, in the Biden administration,

00:28:35I inherited the worst inflation in the history of our country,

00:28:40all 48 years.

00:28:41And prices were very, very high.

00:28:44I brought the prices down.

00:28:47We had yesterday three states where oil was at $1.99 a gallon.

00:28:53How about that?

00:28:54And, you know, with these guys, it was $4, $4.50.

00:28:59In California, it was like $7,

00:29:01because that's a badly run state.

00:29:03But the price for oil and gas and everything else,

00:29:07the price of gasoline was $4.50, $5.00.

00:29:13And we just hit $1 in that. We broke $2.00.

00:29:16I was looking forward to that.

00:29:17A couple of states. Three states.

00:29:19And I will say that when that happens,

00:29:23oil and gas and energy is so big, it's so big a category,

00:29:27you don't even know what number two is.

00:29:28There is no number two.

00:29:30And when you have the prices coming down for energy like that,

00:29:34you've killed inflation, and you're lowering prices.

00:29:37So I inherited, very simply, the highest prices in history.

00:29:43And I'm bringing them down really fast, led by energy.

00:29:48And when energy comes down, everything else comes down.

00:29:51But I've only been here a short while.

00:29:53We gave them a beautiful, beautiful thing,

00:29:55and they destroyed it.

00:29:57They would have destroyed our country

00:29:58had they been allowed to stay.

00:29:59If they, if we didn't win this election,

00:30:02if we had Kamala, who's the same as Joe, low IQ people.

00:30:08But if we had Kamala, you would have a country

00:30:13that would be right now in ruins.

00:30:14I believe that 100 percent.

00:30:18Things would be in a state like nobody's ever seen before.

00:30:22Worse than anything you've ever imagined.

00:30:25Worse than 1929, in my opinion.

00:30:28Instead, we have the hottest country in the world,

00:30:30and we're going to keep it that way.

00:30:31But just to finish, we inherited high prices.

00:30:35We're bringing them down very rapidly.

00:30:37And we're bringing them down to very, very good levels.

00:30:40They'll soon be down at very good levels.

00:30:43Michael, please, go ahead.

00:30:44The President": Absolutely.

00:30:45As everyone in this room probably knows very well,

00:30:48leadership in science and technology

00:30:50has been foundational to our economic

00:30:53and national security for decades.

00:30:55And because of the policies that you have championed

00:30:58and the private sector partnerships that you have made,

00:31:01America currently is leading the world in S&T

00:31:04and is benefiting all Americans every day.

00:31:06The one thing that I want to remind this group of

00:31:08and many of you know, you know,

00:31:10the President has been arguing for American leadership in AI

00:31:13well before ChatGPT was even invented.

00:31:16The President signed an executive order

00:31:18on artificial intelligence leadership in 2019,

00:31:21which stepped the stage for the revolution

00:31:23that we're seeing today.

00:31:25In the past year, we've built on that.

00:31:27We signed out the AI action plan in July of this year,

00:31:30which the President launched here in Washington,

00:31:32along with three EOs.

00:31:34And I know a lot of that effort is around creating

00:31:36a regulatory environment to allow for companies

00:31:38like yours to thrive and for the applications

00:31:40that you build to have the biggest impact

00:31:42on Americans every day.

00:31:44So thank you for everything that you do.

00:31:46And I know we're going to keep working together

00:31:47to make sure that America is the home

00:31:48for the next great technological discoveries.

00:31:51The President": Thank you, Michael.

00:31:52The President": Thank you, sir.

00:31:55Well, look, we greatly appreciate the focus

00:31:59the administration has on lowering energy costs.

00:32:03And, you know, energy is the substrate of manufacturing

00:32:08at the industrial level

00:32:10and really an incredibly important input to the economy.

00:32:15We can't be competitive without a super low-cost energy industry.

00:32:23And I had a great meeting earlier today with Secretary Wright

00:32:27and really appreciate all the work that he's been doing.

00:32:30This is, of course, incredibly important when it comes to AI

00:32:34because it does consume a great deal of power.

00:32:38All the semiconductor manufacturing consumes a great deal of power.

00:32:43Another big area of focus for us is how we can take

00:32:48all this great AI technology, the AI stack,

00:32:53of the innovative companies here in the United States

00:32:58and sell that around the world.

00:32:59And, you know, I'd like to ask Arvind

00:33:02to speak a little bit more about this.

00:33:05Arvind?

00:33:07The President": Thank you.

00:33:08So, Mr. President, first, we really would like to thank you

00:33:10for everything you're doing for economic growth, as you said.

00:33:14I completely agree with you.

00:33:15Economic growth then drives a lot of other benefits

00:33:18to everything else.

00:33:20We also want to thank you for all the work you're doing

00:33:22on deregulation and making things easier for business

00:33:26to participate in that growth.

00:33:29Michael spoke of the AI stack.

00:33:31It's incredibly important that under the action plans

00:33:35that you have laid out and Michael Kratschuk just spoke of,

00:33:38we really help promote the AI stack,

00:33:41which is not semiconductors only.

00:33:43Those are incredibly important.

00:33:45But it's semiconductors.

00:33:46It's software.

00:33:47It's the systems which many of us here build.

00:33:50And it is the software applications up top.

00:33:53The ability to take those to all our friends in countries,

00:33:58to all the friendly countries, is going to be very,

00:34:00very important, and we wish to work with your government

00:34:04to make sure that we can do that,

00:34:06because otherwise we're afraid that competing countries

00:34:09are going to be able to get that stack.

00:34:12So, we would say that.

00:34:14The President Trump.

00:34:15The President Trump, anything that you're looking at

00:34:16that we can help you with so that you create a bigger

00:34:20and better IBM and hire a lot more people?

00:34:23Anything you need?

00:34:24Mr. A few countries.

00:34:26We'll speak to members of your administration

00:34:28to make sure that those can go,

00:34:30and that barriers get lowered for being able to do it quickly.

00:34:33We agree guardrails are necessary,

00:34:35but lower barriers would be very, very helpful.

00:34:39The President Trump, you mean tariffs?

00:34:40Mr. No.

00:34:41The President Trump, because are these countries,

00:34:43are they tariffing you any, you know,

00:34:45making your life difficult?

00:34:46Are they doing anything else to make your life difficult?

00:34:49Mr. It's the ability to take certain systems

00:34:51which have semiconductors inside them into these countries.

00:34:55So, right now, because we have our controls

00:34:57on where all the semiconductors can go,

00:34:59and the entire system is restricted.

00:35:02That's what we want to do.

00:35:03The same as we want to do.

00:35:04The President Trump, how many countries do that?

00:35:06Mr. Probably a half-thousand.

00:35:08So, so...

00:35:10The President Trump, I can tell you the countries already.

00:35:11I know.

00:35:12Mr. Yes.

00:35:13The President Trump, I know every country very well.

00:35:14And...

00:35:15The President Trump, we have ways of combating that quickly.

00:35:17So, you'll let me know.

00:35:19Mr. And the last part I'd like to say is,

00:35:20I'd also like to thank you for all that you're doing

00:35:23to help modernize government itself,

00:35:25because we think that that's incredibly important.

00:35:27You know, you've made a number of announcements,

00:35:29but a couple that I'd just like to point out.

00:35:32We worked with Commissioner Frank Bezignano

00:35:34to help make Social Security better.

00:35:36So, I would like to thank you for your help on that.

00:35:39And we'll work with him on making IRS...

00:35:41The President Trump, he's done a fantastic job.

00:35:42Mr. He is. Frank's great.

00:35:44The President Trump, he's done a great job, Frank.

00:35:45He's had a great career, actually.

00:35:46He left a tremendous career where his salary,

00:35:50I think, was a hundred times greater than it is now.

00:35:52And he was at JPMorgan Chase,

00:35:55and he's done a fantastic...

00:35:56He did a great job at Social Security, quickly.

00:35:58And we hope to help him replicate that now.

00:36:01And there are results.

00:36:03The President Trump, very good. Thank you very much.

00:36:04Good job.

00:36:05Cristiano, please.

00:36:06Just a few points.

00:36:07First of all, Mr. President, thank you for your vision.

00:36:10I thank you for understanding the importance

00:36:13of the American private sector in industry,

00:36:17I think, and the growth of the economy.

00:36:19I want to just build on some of the things

00:36:20that were said by my colleagues.

00:36:22I think we have built, probably,

00:36:25one of the most advanced technologies in the world.

00:36:28And part of it is because, I think,

00:36:30the commitment to innovation that we have in the country,

00:36:33but also the fact that it has been

00:36:36American technology for the world.

00:36:38So, I think we have an incredible opportunity.

00:36:40When I think about what Michael said about exporting AI,

00:36:47I had a conversation with Secretary Howard.

00:36:50Now that the trade deal has been made,

00:36:52it is an opportunity to really build on those trade deals

00:36:55and export, I think, American technology.

00:36:58And also, as we think about the technology,

00:37:01it's an important vector to drive the reindustrialization,

00:37:05I think, of the country with technology.

00:37:07So, we're incredibly excited about that.

00:37:09I think it's a big opportunity.

00:37:11I think it's the next wave of growth

00:37:15that we can build on those trade agreements.

00:37:17And I think it resonates with what also Arvind said

00:37:20about the importance of the American technology stack.

00:37:23And then we're just going to finish with two points.

00:37:25There are two exciting things happening

00:37:27in the world of technology coming right now.

00:37:28One is, as AI become the new form of computing,

00:37:32AI is going not only to the data center,

00:37:35but to everything, to cars, to PCs.

00:37:37And we see now the ability to run models

00:37:41that you can only run AI in the data center.

00:37:43You can run that on a microcomputer,

00:37:45on a computer for Enrique, on a server,

00:37:48with small server on-premise.

00:37:50So, I think we're going to see the proliferation of AI.

00:37:54The other one is 6G.

00:37:55We have made a commitment, working with your administration,

00:37:58working with FCC, we're going to accelerate 6G.

00:38:02We're working to launch first in the world in LA Olympics.

00:38:07And I think that's another opportunity for America

00:38:09to lead in the next world is evolution.

00:38:12So, thank you.

00:38:13I thank you for the opportunity.

00:38:15Thank you for the partnership.

00:38:16And we're going to be hard at work, I think,

00:38:18driving that agenda.

00:38:19The President.

00:38:20So, we're into 6G now.

00:38:21I just finished 5G.

00:38:23I was a leader on 5G, getting that done.

00:38:27And now, they're up to 6.

00:38:28The President. Let's do it again.

00:38:29The President. What does that do?

00:38:30Give you a little bit deeper view into somebody's skin?

00:38:33See how perfect that is?

00:38:36I like the cameras of the old days.

00:38:38So, they just had a nice feature.

00:38:41Now, they cover every little.

00:38:42Let's see, Michael.

00:38:43Well, you're in good shape.

00:38:45But I tell you, it's ...

00:38:46So, you're ... The 6 is coming, huh?

00:38:49It's coming.

00:38:49The President.

00:38:50Does it ever end? And what happens?

00:38:51You'll be into 7, right?

00:38:53Before 6 gets old, you'll be into 7.

00:38:56Anybody have anything else to say? Anybody?

00:38:59The other thing is, we want to thank you, as well,

00:39:02for the openness of your organization and of your team.

00:39:07We always find people that wants to hear what we need

00:39:09and is willing to design programs that will support us.

00:39:12So, thank you for ...

00:39:14The President.

00:39:15We want you to just dominate the whole world

00:39:18in terms of what you do.

00:39:19It's a very important world.

00:39:21And you're doing that, and we're making it easy for you.

00:39:23And that means you're going to do it faster.

00:39:25It's more jobs.

00:39:26A lot of good things happen. Right?

00:39:28Go ahead, please.

00:39:30The President. You may not recall, but in your first term,

00:39:33you actually sponsored the Department of Energy

00:39:37to build the largest systems ever built.

00:39:39And thanks to your sponsorship,

00:39:41the Department of Energy owns the three top supercomputers

00:39:44in the world, and we build them with them.

00:39:46And these are systems that can do quintillion operations per second.

00:39:51And that means we can solve ...

00:39:52The President. I know. I know.

00:39:53The President.

00:39:54We made that possible.

00:39:56I love it.

00:39:56The President. It's worked out very well.

00:39:57The President. Solve problems.

00:39:58And now we're going to build the next generation again.

00:40:00The President.

00:40:00Good. Sounds good to me.

00:40:02Any questions, please?

00:40:03The Pressure President, thank you.

00:40:05Can you explain a little more about this Venezuelan oil tanker

00:40:08and share a little more information?

00:40:10The President. Well, I'll let the people do it.

00:40:12But you see the result,

00:40:13and I guess they probably have released the pictures by now

00:40:16or pretty soon.

00:40:19You'll discuss that with the appropriate people later on.

00:40:21But, no, it was seized for a very good reason.

00:40:24The Pressure President, thank you.

00:40:26Sir, there's a new proposal from DHS that would see tourists

00:40:29from a lot of countries have to hand over five years

00:40:31of social media history to get a tourist visa.

00:40:35Are you concerned at all that, if that's implemented,

00:40:37there would be a decline in tourism next year?

00:40:39And what sort of material do you think is ...

00:40:41The President. We're doing so well.

00:40:42We just want people to come over here and safe.

00:40:45We want safety. We want security.

00:40:46We want to make sure we're not letting the wrong people

00:40:50come into our country.

00:40:51We're getting rid of a lot of bad ones from jails,

00:40:54from mental institutions, drug dealers.

00:40:58And we're getting a lot of bad people.

00:41:01Murderers. 11,888 murderers.

00:41:05Half of them. Almost exactly half of them committed

00:41:09more than one murder. We're getting rid of them.

00:41:12In some cases, we don't even want to get them out.

00:41:14We put them in jail because we're afraid they're going to

00:41:16come back into our country.

00:41:17We're not going to let them back in.

00:41:18So, we've taken a very tough stand.

00:41:21And you see where we've been, like Washington, D.C.

00:41:24Now, people walk down the streets.

00:41:25They go into restaurants at night. It's beautiful.

00:41:28It's like this beautiful thing to see.

00:41:30Because, until I got here, this was a very, very bad place.

00:41:35We had a terrible thing happen two weeks ago with terrorism

00:41:39with regard to two National Guards people that are so phenomenal.

00:41:43One is no longer with us.

00:41:44And one, amazingly, we weren't looking with great hope on that,

00:41:50you know, that Andrew.

00:41:52And today, he got out of bed, actually.

00:41:55He got stood up. Didn't say anything.

00:41:57It's a little early.

00:41:58But the chances of Andrew, other than his mother,

00:42:03who said, nope, he's going to be okay,

00:42:05his mother was the most positive person.

00:42:08And it could be that she'll be right.

00:42:10It's pretty amazing. Made progress.

00:42:13It was — both of them were so badly hurt,

00:42:16we never thought that one could survive.

00:42:19So, it looks like Andrew's doing pretty well.

00:42:21The winner of the Nobel Prize —

00:42:24dedicated the prize to you, the Nobel Peace Prize.

00:42:27In Chile, Venezuela, a great risk to make it to the ceremony.

00:42:30There is a risk she could be arrested, actually.

00:42:33What would happen if she's arrested?

00:42:34What message do you send, or would you send,

00:42:36to Nicolas Maduro?

00:42:38Well, arrested by who?

00:42:39The Nobel Prize Committee?

00:42:41That's probably the ones that would arrest.

00:42:44I don't know anything about it.

00:42:46She was very gracious.

00:42:47She said, I should have gotten the Nobel Prize.

00:42:49And I don't — you know, I mean, I'm doing this to save lives.

00:42:51I'm not doing it for any other reason.

00:42:54But, no, I don't like if she would be arrested.

00:42:57I wouldn't be happy with that.

00:42:59The Press Press.

00:43:00Mr. President, the Republicans currently have

00:43:03a health care proposal that would take away —

00:43:06let those ACA subsidies expire,

00:43:08and then put about $1,000 in people's HSAs.

00:43:11Do you think that is enough money?

00:43:13And how do you ensure that people who will see

00:43:16those tax subsidies expire

00:43:17won't see their health care costs skyrocket?

00:43:20The President, well, the Unaffordable Care Act,

00:43:22which is Obamacare —

00:43:23they call it now the unaffordable,

00:43:24because it's unaffordable.

00:43:26It used to be called the affordable,

00:43:27but it was never affordable.

00:43:29It was always bad.

00:43:30It was basically designed for the benefit

00:43:31of insurance companies.

00:43:33And what we're doing is we want all of the billions

00:43:37and billions of dollars that went to insurance companies

00:43:40to go directly to the people,

00:43:42and they can buy their own health care.

00:43:44And people love it.

00:43:46I don't know if the Democrats are going to approve it

00:43:48because they want the insurance companies to make money.

00:43:51It was a scam.

00:43:51And Obamacare was a scam.

00:43:54But we're going to see.

00:43:55I mean, we — the Republicans, I can tell you,

00:43:58want the money to go to the people.

00:44:00And we're winning that battle.

00:44:03The Democrats are having a hard time with it

00:44:05because they're in the pocket of the insurance companies.

00:44:07Yes, please.

00:44:08The Press.

00:44:09You know, we're going to talk about some European leaders today,

00:44:10I think, sir, by Ukraine.

00:44:11I did.

00:44:11The Press.

00:44:12Did you tell us about that?

00:44:13And is there a new, revised peace plan that Ukraine has presented?

00:44:15The President of the leaders of France, who I spoke to,

00:44:20Germany and UK — all very good leaders,

00:44:25very good friends of mine.

00:44:27And we discussed Ukraine in pretty strong words.

00:44:30And we'll see what happens.

00:44:34I mean, we're waiting to hear our answers before we progress.

00:44:37You know, we're not spending any money in Ukraine.

00:44:39We're selling basically missiles and everything else to NATO.

00:44:45And NATO is paying us.

00:44:47And then they distribute it to who they want.

00:44:49I guess they're mostly distributing to Ukraine.

00:44:53But we're not spending money.

00:44:56But, you know, we're always spending a lot of time

00:44:58and a lot of effort.

00:45:00Because last month, 27,000 soldiers were killed.

00:45:03Both — think of it, 27 — that's —

00:45:05if you take a football game and take half the stadium,

00:45:09that's 27,000.

00:45:11So 27,000 soldiers were killed.

00:45:13Russian and Ukrainian soldiers were killed.

00:45:16And I want to see that stuff.

00:45:17We'll find out.

00:45:18Look, there are a lot of things happening right now.

00:45:21A lot of people say it's closer than it's ever been.

00:45:24It's a war that would have never —

00:45:25if I were President, would have never started.

00:45:27It's a war that should never have started.

00:45:30But we'll have it figured out, I think, within a pretty short time.

00:45:34The Pressure you say very strong terms, sir.

00:45:36Could you explain that?

00:45:38The President Biden's head of the disputes about people.

00:45:45And we're going to see how it turns out.

00:45:47And we said, before we go to a meeting,

00:45:50we want to know some things.

00:45:52You know, they want to —

00:45:53they would like us to go to a meeting over the weekend in Europe.

00:45:59And we'll make a determination,

00:46:01depending on what they come back with.

00:46:04We don't want to be — we don't want to be wasting time.

00:46:07Sometimes you have to let people fight it out,

00:46:10and sometimes you don't.

00:46:11But the problem with letting people fight it out

00:46:13is you're losing thousands of people a week.

00:46:17It's ridiculous. The whole thing is ridiculous.

00:46:19The Pressure, I have two questions.

00:46:20One, the oil tanker — who owns that oil tanker?

00:46:23The President Biden's head of the United States.

00:46:25Okay. And have you spoken to Maduro

00:46:27since your last conversation?

00:46:28The President Biden's head of the United States?

00:46:28No, I haven't.

00:46:29The President Biden's head of the United States.

00:46:30And when you say that the European leaders

00:46:31want to have a meeting over the weekend,

00:46:33are you talking about with Zelensky or with them?

00:46:35The President Biden's head of the United States?

00:46:37And us.

00:46:37And you said in an interview yesterday

00:46:40that you think it's time for Zelensky

00:46:42to start accepting things.

00:46:44What things are you talking about?

00:46:45The President Biden's head of the United States?

00:46:46Well, I think he has to be realistic.

00:46:47And I do wonder about, you know,

00:46:50how long is it going to be until they have an election?

00:46:53You know, it's a democracy. It's a long time.

00:46:57They haven't had an election in a long time.

00:46:59It's losing a lot of people.

00:47:02And it's possible that the people —

00:47:04you know, if you look at the polls,

00:47:06I will say 82 percent — there was a poll that came out —

00:47:0882 percent of the people are demanding a settlement be made.

00:47:14Ukrainian people.

00:47:15They want to see a settlement be made.

00:47:17I understand that.

00:47:18They're losing thousands and thousands of people a week.

00:47:21They want to see it ended.

00:47:23And I do say, you know, at what point —

00:47:25when do they have an election in Ukraine?

00:47:28That's not casting dispersions on anybody,

00:47:31but they do have a massive corruption situation going on there.

00:47:36And they do say, you know, when — when are they —

00:47:39people are asking this question.

00:47:40When do they have an election?

00:47:42Are they going to have an election?

00:47:44Or are they going to just keep it going like this?

00:47:47So, I think it's time to get that war settled.

00:47:50And I think it's a war that can be settled.

00:47:54But it takes two to — two to tango.

00:47:57The Press.

00:47:58The Press.

00:47:59The President, you talked about the New Hunters

00:48:00and Warner Brothers' discovery to make changes at CNN —

00:48:01big changes.

00:48:02And he's spoken to Jared about it.

00:48:04What are you doing with him?

00:48:05Are you just sort of walled him off a little bit?

00:48:07The President Trump So, what do you want to know?

00:48:08The Press.

00:48:09The Press.

00:48:10The Press.

00:48:11The Press.

00:48:12The President, I'm not involved in that.

00:48:13I will be, probably, involved — maybe involved in the decision.

00:48:14It depends.

00:48:16You have some good companies bidding on it.

00:48:19I think the people that have run CNN for the last long period of time

00:48:24are a disgrace.

00:48:26I think it's imperative that CNN be sold.

00:48:29Because you certainly wouldn't want to put people —

00:48:33just leave those people with some money — good money —

00:48:37and CNN so that, you know, they can spend even more money

00:48:40spreading poison because it's lies.

00:48:43It's a disgrace.

00:48:44So, I wouldn't want to see the same company end up with CNN —

00:48:48the same company with money.

00:48:50Because right now, they don't have too much money.

00:48:53But they have value, I guess, based on the bids.

00:48:55You see, they've got value.

00:48:57But I think — I think CNN should be sold,

00:48:59because I think the people that are running CNN right now —

00:49:02CNN right now are either corrupt or incompetent.

00:49:05The Press.

00:49:06And that'll be a factor in the decision-making,

00:49:08because, you know, we've got some various issues.

00:49:09The President Trump Well, in my mind, but I'm —

00:49:11you know, I can be talked out of that by some very talented people

00:49:14that we have — antitrust people.

00:49:16But I just think that the people that have run CNN —

00:49:20into the ground, by the way — nobody watches,

00:49:22very few people watch —

00:49:23I don't think they should be entrusted with running CNN any longer.

00:49:27So, I think any deal should —

00:49:29it should be guaranteed and certain that CNN is part of it.

00:49:34Or sold separately.

00:49:36But I don't think the people that are running that company right now,

00:49:39and running CNN, which is a very dishonest group of people,

00:49:45I don't think that should be allowed to continue.

00:49:47I think CNN should be sold, along with everything else.

00:49:49The Press.

00:49:50Mr. Sir, you spoke about affordability earlier in your remarks,

00:49:53and yesterday, in Pennsylvania.

00:49:55How much more can we expect to see you on the road,

00:49:57kind of, delivering that message?

00:49:58And are you worried at all about the Democrats

00:50:00winning a couple more things in Miami?

00:50:02The President Trump Well, I don't worry about it.

00:50:04You know, it's like — statistically, it's amazing.

00:50:07When you win the presidency, even if you win by a landslide,

00:50:10like we did, and even if you do a good job —

00:50:12and some people say we've done the best opening

00:50:1510 months in history, you know,

00:50:16in the history of the presidency, I think we have.

00:50:19Who's done better?

00:50:20We ended eight wars.

00:50:22We have the strongest economy.

00:50:24We have $18 trillion coming in,

00:50:27which is more than any country had times,

00:50:29I think, five or six.

00:50:30$18 trillion is a lot even in your standard, right?

00:50:33The President Trump Yes, sir.

00:50:33Mr. Even for that guy, $18 trillion is big numbers.

00:50:36But we have $18 trillion coming in.

00:50:39Pretty amazing, right?

00:50:40I think Qualcomm would be very impressed

00:50:42if they had even a little piece of that.

00:50:44That's — but — so we've done a great job.

00:50:48But for whatever reason — and nobody has been able

00:50:52to give me an answer — when you win the presidency,

00:50:54you seem to lose the midterms.

00:50:56Even if you win the presidency by a lot,

00:50:59and you do a great job as president.

00:51:01You know, some presidents have done good,

00:51:04and they've lost — I think it's like two times

00:51:06in the last many, many years, it's been one.

00:51:10I don't know why. It doesn't make sense.

00:51:12Usually, I can figure things out.

00:51:13But I don't know why, but that seems to be —

00:51:15but other than that, we should win,

00:51:17because we're doing great.

00:51:20The economy is roaring.

00:51:21I think the economy is only going to go, you know,

00:51:23better with all this money pouring in.

00:51:25We have factories being built.

00:51:27And forget about AI.

00:51:28We have AI more than anybody.

00:51:30We're leading AI by a lot.

00:51:32But we have many car companies coming in from Canada,

00:51:36from Mexico. They're closing — they're coming in from Mexico.

00:51:39They're coming in from Canada, from Japan,

00:51:43from Europe — all over Europe, Germany, all over Europe.

00:51:47I mean, we're doing great.

00:51:48But for whatever reason, it doesn't matter how well they're doing,

00:51:52you know, good and bad. And the bad, you understand.

00:51:55But when — even when a president is doing well,

00:51:57they seem to not do well in the midterms.

00:52:00So we're going to try and change it.

00:52:01There should be no reason for it.

00:52:03If anybody at the table can figure out, Bruce,

00:52:06a nice psychological reason.

00:52:07But — so, I want to win.

00:52:14And winning the midterms is important.

00:52:17People want us to win the midterms.

00:52:19And I think we have great spirit.

00:52:21We should win the midterms. Yeah.

00:52:23The Press.

00:52:24Under Joe Biden's administration, during COVID specifically,

00:52:27Biden removed the safety standards on abortion drugs.

00:52:30Now I'm hearing from a lot of pro-lifers that they're very anxious,

00:52:33because yesterday, Rupert reported that your FDA is slow-walking

00:52:36on the review of the abortion drugs that Secretary Kennedy promised.

00:52:40The President, do you want to see that?

00:52:42The President, I'll find out. I'll ask them.

00:52:44The Press. Do you want to see that?

00:52:45The President, I don't think they're slow-walking anything,

00:52:46but I'll find out.

00:52:48The Press.

00:52:49The Press.

00:52:50The President, can you update on the clashes between Thailand and Cambodia, sir?

00:52:52The President, yeah, I think I'll have to make a phone call.

00:52:54I was going to say that the Thailand and Cambodia —

00:52:57one of the eight that I settled, they've been fighting for a long time.

00:53:01They've been fighting for a very long time.

00:53:03Many, many, many decades.

00:53:05But I got along great with both.

00:53:07I found they were two great leaders, two great people.

00:53:11And I've settled it once. I think I can do it pretty quickly.

00:53:15I think we're scheduling a phone call tomorrow with Thailand and Cambodia.

00:53:28I think I can get them to stop fighting.

00:53:32Who else can do that? Think of it.

00:53:36Settled eight wars.

00:53:37Every once in a while, one will flame up again

00:53:40and I have to put out that little flame.

00:53:41I have to put it out, but we're going to put it out again.

00:53:44So I think I'm scheduled to speak to them tomorrow and see if I can —

00:53:47The Press.

00:53:48The President, just follow —

00:53:49The President, it was unfortunate what happened.

00:53:51I mean, I know exactly what happened.

00:53:52It got it sorted a little bit, but we'll see if we can put it out.

00:53:56We're interested in the seizure of this tanker.

00:53:58What happens to the oil on that ship?

00:54:00The President, well, we keep it, I guess.

00:54:03Where does it go? What does it go to?

00:54:04The President, well, you have to follow the tanker.

00:54:06You know, you're a good newsman. Just follow the tanker.

00:54:09Do you know where it's going?

00:54:10The President, follow it.

00:54:10Follow it. Get a helicopter and follow the tanker.

00:54:12Is it true he's going to keep it?

00:54:13The President, but we're going to —

00:54:14I guess soon we're going to keep the oil.

00:54:17The Press. Mr. President, I'm Fed Chair.

00:54:18Kevin Hashtag said we're going to announce your decision

00:54:20within the next two weeks. Is that correct?

00:54:22The President, maybe.

00:54:24The Press. Are you doing your interviews with finalists today?

00:54:26The President, well, I'm meeting with Kevin Warsh today,

00:54:28so I'm meeting with him and I sort of have a very good idea

00:54:32of what I'm looking for.

00:54:34Again, I'm looking for somebody that will be honest

00:54:38with interest rates.

00:54:39I just want to honestly — our rates should be much lower.

00:54:43Our rates should be the lowest rates in the world.

00:54:45Because all these countries that you see, you know,

00:54:48with low rates, many of them are low because of us,

00:54:52because they suck so much money out of us.

00:54:54But that's not happening anymore.

00:54:56We should have the lowest rates in the world.

00:54:58And without us, none of them really exist as an economy.

00:55:02I mean, I can show you these really prime,

00:55:05really wonderful countries.

00:55:06They've had nothing but success.

00:55:08It's because they took so much out of the United States.

00:55:11I mean, it's one of those little problems.

00:55:16I want to see that when we do well,

00:55:18we're rewarded for doing well,

00:55:20not the way it's been for the last pretty long period of time.

00:55:23The Press. Are you asking these finalists

00:55:24to pledge to lower rates?

00:55:26The Press.

00:55:26Are you asking these finalists to pledge to lower rates?

00:55:28If you're on the chair?

00:55:29The President Trump, I'll be asking questions

00:55:31and I'll be able to figure it out.

00:55:32The Press.

00:55:33We have three countries sending drugs to the U.S.

00:55:35Mexico, Venezuela, and Colombia.

00:55:37And you talked to the President of Mexico.

00:55:39You already talked to Nicolas Maduro.

00:55:41Have you considered talking to the President of Colombia,

00:55:43whom you call a drug dealer?

00:55:46The President Trump, I haven't really thought too much about him.

00:55:48He's been fairly hostile to the United States.

00:55:51And I haven't given him a lot of thought.

00:55:54He's — he's going to have himself

00:55:56and have some big problems if he doesn't wise up.

00:55:58The Press.

00:55:59The President Trump is producing a lot of drugs, a lot of —

00:56:02they have cocaine factories that —

00:56:04they make cocaine, as you know,

00:56:05and they sell it right into the United States.

00:56:07So he better wise up, or he'll be next.

00:56:10He'll be next, too.

00:56:12And I hope he's listening.

00:56:14He's going to be next.

00:56:16Yes?

00:56:17The Press.

00:56:18The President Trump is we don't like people

00:56:19when they kill people.

00:56:19And they sell drugs, they kill them in the United States.

00:56:22And Colombia is a major manufacturer of drugs —

00:56:27meaning cocaine, in particular, as you know.

00:56:30The Press.

00:56:31Thank you, Mr. President.

00:56:32The President Trump has been critical of Speaker Mike Johnson.

00:56:38I wanted to ask you if you're still confident in the Speaker

00:56:40to keep his conference together ahead of the midterms.

00:56:42And how often are you speaking about him?

00:56:44The President Trump has been critical of Speaker Mike Johnson.

00:56:45You know, he's had a majority of two, three, four.

00:56:50Then back to two, we actually had one.

00:56:54So we were one heart attack away from disaster.

00:56:58So everybody prayed for everybody's help.

00:57:01I think Mike Johnson has been a fantastic Speaker.

00:57:04I mean, a very hard job because, you know,

00:57:05when you have a small majority.

00:57:07And we got the biggest bill in the history

00:57:10of our country approved — the Great Big Beautiful Bill.

00:57:12I call it the Great Big Beautiful Bill.

00:57:14There are different names for it, but to me,

00:57:16it's a Great Big Beautiful Bill.

00:57:17Because it gives the biggest tax cuts in history,

00:57:20the biggest regulation cuts in history.

00:57:23No tax on tips, no tax on Social Security,

00:57:26no tax on overtime.

00:57:28I think Mike Johnson has been a great Speaker.

00:57:31I think few people could have done that, Joe.

00:57:33The Press do you want to see another big package

00:57:35move through Capitol Hill the next year, or —

00:57:37Well, we don't need it because we got everything.

00:57:39You know, this was supposed to be 17 bills.

00:57:42And I think it was my idea, but, you know,

00:57:45with the concurrence of people

00:57:46that have done this a long time.

00:57:48And I said, why don't we make it one bill?

00:57:50Because it's very hard to get things approved

00:57:52by the Democrats.

00:57:54And it worked out because there was something good

00:57:56for everybody.

00:57:57If we would have done 17 bills,

00:57:59we wouldn't have gotten a third of them approved.

00:58:02There was something great for everybody in the one —

00:58:04you know, the Great Big Beautiful Bill.

00:58:06Brian?

00:58:07The Press.

00:58:07Good to see you, Mr. President.

00:58:08You had a follow-up on the event last night in Pennsylvania.

00:58:11Huge crowd turned out there.

00:58:12Yeah, big crowd.

00:58:13The Press.

00:58:13It seemed like rally Trump

00:58:15was in prime condition last night.

00:58:17You enjoyed it.

00:58:18Can you just give me your thoughts on that?

00:58:19And then I do have a question on the gold card.

00:58:21Last night was amazing in Pennsylvania.

00:58:23We had a tremendous crowd.

00:58:25It was, like, freezing.

00:58:26And the people — the thousands of people

00:58:29on the sidewalk trying to get in, or the streets.

00:58:31It was an amazing evening, actually.

00:58:34And I think people really enjoyed it.

00:58:36I enjoyed it — you could tell that.

00:58:38The Press.

00:58:39The Press.

00:58:39I enjoyed it.

00:58:40I really enjoyed it.

00:58:41Well, you know, it's easy to enjoy when you do a good job.

00:58:43And, you know, when you can talk about things

00:58:45in a very positive way — it's hard not to say.

00:58:49We have, potentially, the greatest economic boom

00:58:52in the history of the world.

00:58:54It's being built right now.

00:58:57And when it opens, there will be nothing ever in history

00:59:01like what's happening in our country.

00:59:03And, you know, Washington, D.C. is safe,

00:59:08and Memphis is now — look at Memphis.

00:59:10Crime is down 60 percent in Memphis.

00:59:13We just got there three weeks ago.

00:59:16And we're going to have New Orleans.

00:59:20New Orleans was — we just sent a group of people there,

00:59:24and crime is down 28 — 28 percent in about three days.

00:59:29You know, we do a good job, you know — and these are central casting people.

00:59:34These people are — they're very tough people, if they have to be.

00:59:38They're very good.

00:59:39They're great patriots.

00:59:40But they are the toughest, and they don't take any nonsense.

00:59:45And every place we go, we knock down crime.

00:59:48Too bad that we're not invited more into Chicago,

00:59:52because we could save Chicago very quickly.

00:59:55But even that, we're doing it on a minimal basis until — you know,

00:59:59at some point, we'll just go in and do what we have to do,

01:00:02if the governor doesn't wise up.

01:00:04They've got a bad governor, they're a bad mayor.

01:00:06I would say they're both incompetent.

01:00:10But it's hard to believe that people don't want to stop crime.

01:00:12We could stop the crime in Chicago in about two weeks.

01:00:16Go ahead.

01:00:17The Press.

01:00:18My question is on the gold card.

01:00:19And I apologize if I missed the answer to this.

01:00:22Is there a limit to how many gold cards these companies can buy?

01:00:26Howard?

01:00:27So the program is part of the already approved visas.

01:00:32So we're just going to have great people come into this country.

01:00:37You know, the average green card holder earned less than the average American.

01:00:43So they were more likely to be on the dole and be on our assistance programs

01:00:49than average Americans.

01:00:50And the idea is from President Trump, he wants to raise it,

01:00:53bring in the best people into America.

01:00:55So same visas, but now just full of the best people.

01:01:01Basically, it's a green card, but much better.

01:01:05Much more powerful.

01:01:07A much stronger path.

01:01:09And a path is a big deal.

01:01:11Have to be great people, but much stronger path.

01:01:14And it also, in addition to that, helps companies.

01:01:17Because it's not only for companies, but if IBM gets somebody number one in this class

01:01:24at the Wharton School of Finance, and you're dying to get the person,

01:01:28but you can't guarantee the person stays in the country.

01:01:31Because oftentimes they'll say, I'm sorry, sir, you got to get out of here.

01:01:35You have 24 hours, right?

01:01:36And you say, where's my employee?

01:01:39Now, IBM can buy a card, and that employee can be there for, essentially, a very long period of time.

01:01:47Mr. President, how do you tell Bruce...

01:01:49It's so needed for the companies.

01:01:51You know, it's needed for other special...

01:01:53But really, it's basically a much better form of a green card.

01:01:59And you can't get green cards.

01:02:00They are impossible to get.

01:02:02This is much better than a green card.

01:02:04Yeah.

01:02:05Is it, if you tell Bruce Plankton not to run for governor,

01:02:07or that she should think about not running for governor?

01:02:09Mr. I haven't spoken to...

01:02:12First of all, he's a friend, she's a friend.

01:02:14These are two great people running.

01:02:16In a way, I-I hate to see them running against each other.

01:02:19I hope they're not going to be damaging each other.

01:02:22But Elysium is fantastic, and Bruce is, they're two fantastic people.

01:02:26And I always hate it when two very good friends of mine are running.

01:02:33And I hope there's not a lot of damage done.

01:02:35Sometimes it works the other way.

01:02:37The victor ends up being much stronger because of it.

01:02:40A lot of times that happens in politics.

01:02:42The Pressure Do you think it's going to end

01:02:43in a couple months to actually see who performed this?

01:02:45The President Well, I think in New York,

01:02:47we have a convention toward the end of February.

01:02:49And I think you'll know pretty much at the end of February

01:02:52what's going to happen.

01:02:53And I'll probably have to, you know, do what I want to do.

01:02:57But I hope that he's running now, as you know,

01:03:00and she's running.

01:03:02We have two very talented people.

01:03:04Either one should win against the Democrats.

01:03:09The Pressure Do you think the President's legacy story

01:03:12lately focuses on one of your cabinet members

01:03:14predicting that you're going to fire this one

01:03:15or you're going to get rid of that one?

01:03:16Of all your cabinet members, who would you perceive

01:03:18as the most under attack?

01:03:21The President Well, I think my cabinet is fantastic.

01:03:23I read the same stories that I'm unhappy with this one

01:03:26or that one, and I'm not.

01:03:27I think the cabinet has done a great job.

01:03:30I read a story that I was unhappy with Pete

01:03:34because he was attacking drug dealers.

01:03:36And I said, that's not exactly right.

01:03:39I would say very much the opposite.

01:03:41Pete Hegseth has been phenomenal.

01:03:43I read a story recently.

01:03:45I'm unhappy with Christy.

01:03:48I'm so happy with her.

01:03:50I mean, we have a closed border.

01:03:52We have a border that's the best border

01:03:54in the history of our country.

01:03:56Why would I be unhappy?

01:03:57She's fantastic, actually.

01:03:59No, we have a fantastic cabinet.

01:04:02Really fantastic cabinet.

01:04:04I mean, let the guy have to think about it.

01:04:06No, I'm not.

01:04:06The President Cannaver.

01:04:07The President Cannaver.

01:04:08The President Cannaver.

01:04:09He's doing great.

01:04:11Well, Howard has done really well,

01:04:13and Scott has done really well.

01:04:15We have just a fantastic cabinet.

01:04:18I'll tell you who's doing a great job is Linda McMahon.

01:04:22We're bringing education back to the states where it belongs.

01:04:25Education is going, we can't do any worse

01:04:27than we're doing right now, and let the states run it.

01:04:30You know, if you go back to some of our states

01:04:33that have run so well, so good, I would say 40 of them.

01:04:38And then you'll have trouble with five,

01:04:39and you'll have bigger trouble with another five.

01:04:43But you have 35 or 40 states that will run education,

01:04:46as good as Norway or Denmark, Sweden.

01:04:52We have some, you know, the heads of the list

01:04:55are Denmark, Norway, Sweden, a few others.

01:05:01I think if you go to Iowa, and you go to Indiana,

01:05:04and you go to, I can name a lot of states,

01:05:09I think it would be almost the equivalent or maybe better.

01:05:13But you can't run a school system in Iowa

01:05:17from Washington, D.C. Yeah.

01:05:19The Press, sir, the Gaza plan,

01:05:22when do you expect to announce

01:05:24the members of the Board of Peace,

01:05:25the leadership of that?

01:05:26The President Biden will do it early next year.

01:05:28And the Board of Peace are going to —

01:05:30it'll be one of the most legendary boards ever.

01:05:33Everybody wants to be on it.

01:05:35It's mostly going to be, I guess —

01:05:36you know, we weren't thinking about it that way,

01:05:38but they want to all do it.

01:05:41Basically, it'll be the heads of the most important countries.

01:05:47They all want to be on — it wasn't really planned.

01:05:51We — you know, we thought we were going to get

01:05:53very distinguished people that do that kind of thing for a living.

01:05:57But really, it looks like it's setting out to be —

01:05:59they want to be on the heads of the kings

01:06:01and the presidents, prime ministers.

01:06:05They all want to be on the Board of Peace.

01:06:07The Press, on the video up to last night's rally,

01:06:10can you clarify, you have called the affordability crisis

01:06:14as a democratic hoax, but you also want to make a pair of affordable games?

01:06:17Can you just hear a voice?

01:06:18The President Biden's name is a hoax,

01:06:20because they're the ones that cause the problem.

01:06:23I'm only — no, I'm talking about —

01:06:24when you — you know, you're trying to say it a different way.

01:06:27It's pretty simple, though, if you listen.

01:06:30It's a hoax where they created the problem,

01:06:35they're the ones that gave the high prices.

01:06:37So when they use the word affordability,

01:06:40they shouldn't be using that word,

01:06:41because they're the ones that created this problem.

01:06:44They created the highest inflation in history,

01:06:47and they created the highest prices in history.

01:06:50And now, we have to get those things down.

01:06:54But when they go, they look and they say,

01:06:55affordability — they never discuss it.

01:06:57They just say, the election is about affordability.

01:07:00Well, it may very well be.

01:07:02I think it's also about still the border.

01:07:04You have to remember the job.

01:07:05You know, the sad thing is, for seven months,

01:07:08we've had no people come through our border.

01:07:11Nobody can even believe it.

01:07:12Zero people.

01:07:14And the people that do that are largely Democrats,

01:07:16which — the people that do the stats.

01:07:19We've had no people come in, other than coming in legally.

01:07:23But if you take a look — and nobody wants to talk about that.

01:07:27In fact, last night, I said, let me talk about the border.

01:07:30My own people told me,

01:07:31sir, nobody cares about the border anymore.

01:07:32You've fixed the problem.

01:07:34I said, do I get a little credit for fixing a disaster

01:07:38where millions of people a month would flow into our country?

01:07:43And, you know, from prisons and from gangs

01:07:45and from drug dealers and mental institutions.

01:07:50They say, sir, you've fixed the border.

01:07:52Nobody cares.

01:07:53I say, but I care.

01:07:55It's sad when you fix something and then you can't even use it.

01:07:58You can't talk about it.

01:07:59My own people don't want to talk about it anymore.

01:08:02But, very simply, the Democrats created the worst crisis of inflation

01:08:12that this country has ever had.

01:08:14And with that came the highest prices that we've ever had.

01:08:17And I'm fixing it.

01:08:19The Press, Mr. President, has Secretary Hexen told you

01:08:21why he hasn't released the video of the second strike?

01:08:24The President No, he hasn't told me.

01:08:26I thought that issue was dead.

01:08:27You're surprised you're bringing — you must be —

01:08:29The Press, Mr. President, you must be CNN.

01:08:31The Press, Mr. President, the lawmakers are still talking about it on the Hill.

01:08:33The President Are you CNN?

01:08:34The Press, Mr. President, are you CNN?

01:08:35The Press, Mr. President, are you CNN?

01:08:36The Press, Mr. President, are you CNN?

01:08:37The Press, Mr. President, are you CNN?

01:08:38The Press, Mr. President, are you CNN?

01:08:39The Press, Mr. President, are you CNN?

01:08:40The Press, Mr. President, are you CNN?

01:08:41The Press, Mr. President, are you CNN?

01:08:42The Press, Mr. President, are you CNN?

01:08:43The Press, Mr. President, are you CNN?

01:08:44The Press, Mr. President, are you CNN?

01:08:45The Press, Mr. President, are you CNN?

01:08:46The Press, Mr. President, are you CNN?

01:08:47The Press, Mr. President, are you CNN?

01:08:48Are you CNN?

01:08:49You're basically an arm of the Democrat Party.

01:08:53Thank you very much, everybody.

01:08:55I appreciate it.

01:08:57Thank you very much.

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