00:00Our allies. We've had some very good allies over there. We've had some very bad allies
00:05in NATO. I hope you're all watching that, Scott, because we had some asks and, you know, we spent
00:15trillions of dollars on NATO. And when we need them, which we never do, we didn't need them here
00:21either. To be honest, I was really asking because I wanted to see what they do. We didn't need them.
00:27We're blasting the hell out of them, out of Iran. And the last thing I needed was NATO stepping
00:33in our way because they're not, they're a paper tiger. But, so we didn't need them. But I asked
00:40anyway. And they probably think I'm the worst salesman ever. I was the worst. They would have
00:47much preferred Franklin Graham or somebody that's a good salesman than Trump because I'd say we'd love
00:52to have some help. Oh, President, I'm not sure that we could. Oh, that's okay. You don't want to do
00:57it. Well, well, if we, oh, that's okay. You don't have to do it. So he gets off
01:02public and says, man, that was easier than I thought. Then I call up France, Macron,
01:10whose wife treats him extremely badly. And
01:18still recovering from the right to the jaw. And I say, Emmanuel, we'd love to have some help in the
01:25Gulf, even though we're setting records and knocking out bad people and knocking out ballistic
01:31missiles. We'd love to have some help. If you could, could you please send ships immediately? No,
01:36no, no, no. Cannot do that. Don't know. We can, we can do that after the war is won. I
01:43said,
01:44no, no, I don't need after the war is won, Emmanuel. Many of them said, we'll be there after the
01:49war is
01:49completed. And so I learned about NATO. NATO won't be there if we ever have the big one. You know
01:55what I
01:56mean by the big one? We ever have the big one. Hopefully we won't. Relationships very good with the big
02:00going better than with NATO. But, but they won't be there. And we spend billions.
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