00:00We just created the Board of Peace, which I think is going to be amazing.
00:05I wish the United Nations could do more.
00:08I wish we didn't need a Board of Peace, but the United Nations — you know, with all
00:11the wars I settled, the United Nations never helped me on one war.
00:15I mean, I guess I'm not blaming them.
00:18I didn't call them to help, but I got, you know, presidents and prime ministers together.
00:23We knocked heads.
00:24We got along.
00:25They liked me.
00:26Every single one of them nominated me for a Nobel Prize.
00:30Every one of the wars, among many other people, nominated me for a Nobel Prize.
00:37But Putin told me, I cannot believe you got this war settled.
00:40I've worked on it for 10 years because it's — we just created the Board of Peace, which
00:45I think is going to be amazing.
00:48I wish the United Nations could do more.
00:51I wish we didn't need a Board of Peace, but the United Nations — and, you know, with
00:54all the wars I settled, the United Nations never helped me on one war.
00:58I mean, I guess I'm not blaming them.
01:00I didn't call them to help, but I got, you know, the presidents and prime ministers together.
01:06We knocked heads.
01:07We got along.
01:08And they liked me.
01:09I liked them.
01:10Every single one of them nominated me for a Nobel Prize.
01:13Every one of the wars, among many other people, nominated me for a Nobel Prize.
01:20But Putin told me, I cannot believe you got this war settled.
01:23I've worked on it for 10 years because it's —
01:25Do you want your Board of Peace to replace the U.N.?
01:30Well, it might.
01:31I mean, the U.N. just hasn't been very helpful.
01:33I'm a big fan of the U.N. potential, but it has never lived up to its potential.
01:38The U.N. should have settled every one of the wars that I settled.
01:42I never went to them.
01:43I never even thought to go to them.
01:46They should be able to settle those wars.
01:48I believe you got to let the U.N. continue because the potential is so great.
01:54And Mr. President, you invited Lula from Brazil to be part of the Board of Peace.
02:00I did.
02:01What role do you expect him to play, especially in Venezuela?
02:05A big role.
02:06I like him.
02:07To me, having an open border for the world to come in, drug dealers and prisoners — Venezuela,
02:14as an example, opened their prisons into the United States.
02:18That's why — one of the reasons I fell so strongly against Venezuela now — I'm loving
02:24Venezuela.
02:26They've been working with us so well.
02:28It's been so nice.
02:30And an unbelievably nice woman also did a very incredible thing, as you know, a few days
02:37ago.
02:38She's — we're talking to her, and maybe we can get her involved in some way.
02:43I'd love to be able to do that.
02:46Maria, maybe we can do that.
02:48But we're dealing with the people — invented the president, and all of the people in Venezuela,
02:53and we've been doing great.
02:55The oil companies are getting ready to make massive investments there.
02:58They have more oil than even Saudi Arabia.
03:02There you go.
03:05Our country is proud for the attack on Venezuela, the attack on the Iran nuclear capability.
03:12Wiped it out.
03:13I mean, the first administration — Soleimani, the father of the roadside bomb, and al-Baghdadi,
03:20the father of ISIS, who was rebuilding ISIS — we wiped them out.
03:24They've done a great job.
03:28Find an order that will end birthright citizenship for children of illegal migrants.
03:32You know, that case is in court right now.
03:35That case was meant for the children of slaves.
03:39All you have to do is look at the years.
03:41Look at the — look at the years where the cases were filed and where the decisions were
03:45made.
03:46They were right at the end of the Civil War.
03:49They're trying to say that — you know, and China is making a big business out of that.
03:54They come to the country.
03:55They have a child.
03:56They're an American citizen.
03:57They get all the benefits.
03:58It had nothing to do with that.
04:01That was for the children of slaves.
04:05And I hope the Supreme Court so rules — designated fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction.
04:11It is.
04:12We lost, I believe, 300,000 people last year — this year.
04:17300,000 people.
04:18That's like filling up one of those big football stadiums five times.
04:22It's not even believable.
04:25I mean, you could be in a war and you wouldn't lose that many people.
04:31So we designated fentanyl a weapon of mass destruction.
04:34Conducted numerous successful military strikes against narco-terrorists operating in our hemisphere,
04:40including the water strikes.
04:43Drugs brought in by ocean.
04:45So I told you that we're down by — I mean, close to 100 percent.
04:52It's hard to get somebody to pilot those boats very hard.
04:57They have to be people that don't watch television, don't read the news.
05:01And we just blew up their facility — they had a docking facility where the drugs were stored.
05:07And now we have a great relationship with Venezuela.
05:10We're getting along fantastically with the leadership in Venezuela, so we wouldn't have
05:14to do that.
05:15This was done before the attack.
05:19But we captured and brought to justice the outlawed dictator of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro,
05:25who, through drugs, killed millions of people in our country — tremendous drug dealer.
05:32Also sent millions of people into our country, including Tren de Aragua, the worst gang.
05:39They say it's the worst gang in the world.
05:41They took over parts of Colorado.
05:44They just take the apartment building, they just took it away.
05:46Just took it away, like we're here.
05:49They cut the hand off one man because he called the police.
05:52Who called the police?
05:53I did.
05:54You took my apartment from me.
05:55Boom.
05:56No hand.
05:57This is what they sent us.
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