00:00Ladies and gentlemen, the President of the United States and First Lady Melania Trump.
00:30General President Trump Jr.: Hello, Dr. How are you?
00:37Hello, everybody.
00:38This is so great.
00:51And before we begin, however, I want to just invite you to hear,
00:56And before we begin, however, I want to just pay my respects to the people, unfortunately.
01:04Two are no longer with us.
01:07Brown University, nine injured.
01:09And two are looking down on us right now from heaven.
01:14And likewise in Australia, as you know, that was a terrible attack.
01:1811 dead, 29 badly wounded.
01:22And that was an anti-Semitic attack, obviously.
01:25And it — I just want to pay my respects to everybody.
01:30I must say, in Syria also, we had an attack in Syria.
01:36And we had three great patriots terminated by bad people.
01:43And not the Syrian government.
01:45It was ISIS.
01:46Syrian government fought by our side.
01:47The new president fought by our side.
01:49But I just want to pay my respects to the families.
01:53Families, we also had three injured, but two of them are already out of the hospital.
01:59And one's going to be okay.
02:01But we lost three.
02:02So it was a rough — it was a rough day.
02:06But to Australia and the prime minister, to everybody that we know so well, we get along with so well.
02:13We have a great relationship.
02:15That's a terrible situation going on over there.
02:18Think of that.
02:19And Brown University — great school.
02:23Great — really, one of the greatest schools anywhere in the world.
02:28Things can happen.
02:29So, to the nine injured, get well fast.
02:33And to the families of those two that are no longer with us, I pay my deepest regards and respects from the United States of America.
02:42Thank you very much.
02:43It's a very important thing to say.
02:45And we mean it.
02:48I can tell you, in Syria, there will be a lot of damage done to the people that did it.
02:55They got the person — the individual person, but there'll be big damage done.
03:00And the other, supposedly — they call them a person of interest, so I'll keep it along those lines so we don't get ourselves in any trouble.
03:10But they have a person of interest at Brown.
03:12And in Australia, you probably read they've — it's been — it's been a very, very brave person, actually, who went and attacked frontally one of the shooters and saved a lot of lives.
03:26So, very brave person who's right now in the hospital, pretty seriously wounded.
03:32So, I — great respect to that man that did that.
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