00:00I do my best in front of people I don't like, but it's much harder.
00:03This is easy.
00:05We're doing really well as a country.
00:07We're teaching people how to live in safety.
00:12We're over in Iran, we're sort of pretty much winding that up, have to take a few more hits.
00:19We want to make sure we don't ever have them allow them to have a nuclear weapon because
00:29they'll use it and you see how serious they were.
00:32With the conventional ballistic missiles, they have thousands of them.
00:36We've blown most of them up.
00:38You notice every every week it gets a little less, a little less at us and at our allies.
00:45We've had some very good allies over there.
00:48We've had some very bad allies in NATO.
00:51I hope you're all watching that, Scott, because we had some asks and, you know, we spend
01:00trillions of dollars on NATO.
01:02And when we need them, which we never do, we didn't need them here either.
01:06To be honest, I was really asking because I wanted to see what they do.
01:11We didn't need them.
01:12We're blasting the hell out of them, out of Iran.
01:15And the last thing I needed was NATO stepping in our way because they're not they're a paper
01:21tiger.
01:22But so we didn't need them.
01:24But I asked anyway, and they probably think I'm the worst salesman ever.
01:29I was the worst.
01:31They would have much preferred Franklin Graham or somebody that's a good salesman than Trump,
01:35because I'd say we'd love to have some help.
01:38Oh, President, I'm not sure that we could.
01:40Oh, that's okay.
01:41You don't want to do it.
01:42Well, well, if we, oh, that's okay.
01:45You don't have to do it.
01:46So he gets off publicly and says, man, that was easier than I thought.
01:51Then I call up France Macron, whose wife treats him extremely badly.
02:02And still recovering from the right to the jaw.
02:06And I say, Emmanuel, we'd love to have some help in the Gulf, even though we're setting
02:12records and knocking out bad people and knocking out ballistic missiles.
02:17We'd love to have some help.
02:19If you could, could you please send ships immediately?
02:21No, no, no.
02:23We cannot do that, don't we?
02:24We can, we can do that after the war is won.
02:28I said, no, no, I don't need after the war is won, Emmanuel.
02:31Many of them said, we'll be there after the war is completed.
02:36And so I learned about NATO.
02:38NATO won't be there if we ever have the big one.
02:40You know what I mean by the big one?
02:41We ever have the big one.
02:42Hopefully we won't.
02:44Relationships very good with the big one.
02:45Better than with NATO.
02:49But, but they won't be there.
02:51And we spent billions, you know, we didn't have to go into Ukraine.
02:53Ukraine's thousands of miles away across the ocean.
02:57We helped them.
02:58We had a president who's a stupid individual.
03:02Gave him $350 billion.
03:04Got nothing for it.
03:06Gave him so much money, used so much ammunition.
03:08We're making ammunition all over the place because we need it,
03:12because he gave so much away to Ukraine.
03:14Got nothing for it.
03:16And I sell them ammunition.
03:18You know, the European Union pays for it.
03:20What the hell?
03:20They have to do something, right?
03:21So they're good for paying for it.
03:23But everything we sold, we did.
03:25But I just want to tell you, NATO treated us very badly.
03:28And you have to remember, because they'll be treating us badly again if we ever need them.
03:33And hopefully we're never going to need them.
03:35I don't think we will need them.
03:36I don't think they can do very much.
03:37I actually asked UK, who should be our best.
03:40In fact, the king is coming over here in two weeks.
03:42He's a nice guy.
03:43King Charles.
03:44But should be our best, right, Brooke?
03:47But they weren't our best.
03:48I said, you have two old, broken-down aircraft carriers.
03:52You think you could send them over?
03:55Oh, I'll have to ask my team.
03:57I said, you're the prime minister.
03:59You don't have â no, no, no.
04:00I have to ask my team, President.
04:03My team has to meet â we're meeting next week.
04:05Next week?
04:07But the war already started.
04:08Next week is not good.
04:10The war is going to be over in three days, my prediction.
04:14It turns out â by the way, do we have the greatest military ever?
04:18What?
04:20We have them, right?
04:24So anyway, so we've knocked them for a loop.
04:27I don't know if you saw the explosion the other day.
04:29We got the mother load.
04:31We had the mother load like nobody's ever â did you see that?
04:35They thought it was a nuclear weapon, actually.
04:37I said, no, we don't use them.
04:39We don't want to use them.
04:40We have more than anybody else, but we don't want to use them.
04:43Let's go with the form.
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