00:00I was disappointed with Jeanine Pirro, really disappointed with Jeanine Pirro.
00:04She folded like an umbrella and people get away with things and it's a disgrace.
00:11Jeanine Pirro made a mistake.
00:13It was vandalism.
00:15I just told you we did, I think, 78.
00:18One of the things was the reflecting pool.
00:20Hasn't worked since 1922 because it always leaked.
00:23It always leaked from 1922.
00:25You know, it's the largest, longest pool ever and all that.
00:30The concept is beautiful, but it always leaked because of the size, because of maintenance, whatever.
00:35But it was built in 1922.
00:37And from the day it was built, it leaked.
00:41Biden spent 58 million dollars.
00:45Barack Hussein Obama spent much more than that.
00:48He said, I have an idea.
00:49Let's take the river from, let's take the water from the Potomac.
00:53So they took the water from the Potomac and it was putrid.
00:56It was putrid.
00:57It was a disaster.
01:00Biden was a disaster.
01:01I said, I'm going to get that fixed, along with Doug Burgum and Department of Interior.
01:06And we worked hard on that.
01:07Now, we worked hard on all 70.
01:09It's actually, I think, 81 now.
01:10You saw the new horses that just opened by the bridge with the gold.
01:14That was the way they were many years ago.
01:17Now they look better than they did many years ago.
01:19But these monuments look better than they did when they were originally built.
01:23Not just a little fix-up.
01:25We made them the way they were plus.
01:28And everyone's so proud.
01:30But the biggest, one of the bigger jobs was, not really the biggest, believe it or not, but one of
01:34the biggest was the reflecting pool.
01:36And we did a great job.
01:39We sandblasted the stone outside.
01:42It was granite, so it has a long life.
01:43We did a great job.
01:46We got very expensive material to put on top of the surface that always leaked, because it was stone.
01:51It was a stone surface.
01:52Always leaked.
01:54And we put it on.
01:56And it was beautiful.
01:58Now, we have photographs or tapes, like moving cameras, right?
02:03We have them where people are on the side cutting it with a box knife.
02:11Now, I'm not saying I was 100% thrilled with the contractor, but the contractor was rushing.
02:18We wanted to get it open for July 4th, and we got it done.
02:22But in addition, there was vandalism.
02:26Number one, look at the grass, where the grass was all knocked out with a very, very powerful ingredient that
02:38we know very well what it is.
02:40I'm not going to say the name, because people get ideas.
02:43But they put a terrible phrase.
02:45I won't say that either, but a terrible phrase on a massive piece of grass that we had just replaced.
02:51Killed the grass.
02:51We had to replace the grass.
02:53A lot of grass.
02:55In addition, they took knives or cutters, and they cut the material.
02:59It's material.
03:00And they put their hands, and they pulled it.
03:04And there was also some maintenance things that we would have routinely fixed.
03:08But we had that up, and it was perfect.
03:12And then you had the bubblers, which get rid of the, you know, what forms in the water.
03:17And that works great, but they turned it off because of the fight.
03:20Because it competed a little bit of noise during the fight.
03:24They turned it off.
03:25And it grows very rapidly in the water.
03:29But that actually works very well.
03:31And that's all.
03:32So now we're just about set to reopen it.
03:36And we had to replace cut areas where they cut it and ripped it.
03:42But there's a tape.
03:43And Jesse Waters, by the way, did a whole big thing on it.
03:46There's a tape that's out there that I posted on Truth, where you have people leaning over the side.
03:53The weakest part, because of the flexibility.
03:55You know it moves.
03:56It's very complicated.
03:57It moves.
03:58And the softest part has to be flexible.
04:01And that's the stuff you can cut.
04:03And these guys knew what they were doing.
04:05And they cut all the way along the base.
04:09Cut, cut, cut.
04:11But now, when Janine looked at it, it was the day after the 4th of July, with the largest fireworks
04:18display in the world.
04:20And the stuff was laying all over the pool.
04:22The fireworks.
04:23Because they used the pool as one of the...
04:26And it was all over the pool.
04:28It was the day after, very shortly thereafter.
04:31But that was working beautifully.
04:33And it was vandalized.
04:35And if you look at the tape...
04:37Now, the tape isn't a great tape in the sense that it's a little hard to say who it exactly
04:42was.
04:42But it was people cutting this very expensive material, waterproofing material.
04:50Anyway, it looked beautiful.
04:53And then they cut it.
04:55And they vandalized.
04:56And we weren't necessarily thrilled with the contractor.
04:59But they did a job.
05:01And they were fixing any problems.
05:05But then it got carried away.
05:07Because the judge was extremely unfriendly to Janine.
05:10And frankly, I think she choked.
05:13Because the judge was really vicious.
05:16Instead of going after the people that did it, the judge went after her.
05:20And went after her department.
05:23And I guess she choked.
05:25I don't know what the hell happened.
05:26Are you reconsidering her role?
05:27I don't know what...
05:29You're fake news.
05:30Don't ever talk again.
05:32You're fake news.
05:33One of the worst in the business.
05:35Fortunately, nobody watches you.
05:36But something happened.
05:39There was vandalism there.
05:41And there were some things from the contractor which we would fix.
05:45But it's almost complete.
05:47And when it opens, it's incredible.
05:50It's really incredible.
05:50But remember this.
05:51It leaked from 1922.
05:55It opened in 1922.
05:56They never solved the leak problem.
05:59Because it was stone.
06:00And the cracks with the stone...
06:03It's not...
06:03Stone is really not a waterproofing material.
06:06We essentially use a very high-grade swimming pool type material.
06:11Which was my idea.
06:12I was very proud of that idea.
06:14By the way, I didn't know the contractor.
06:15Everyone said the contractor.
06:16I didn't know the contractor.
06:18But when it was completed, it was perfect.
06:22But then somebody went in and cut it.
06:25Just like they did the grass.
06:26You know, nobody talks about the grass.
06:28The grass have helicopter pictures of what they did.
06:32Wasn't it 87?
06:35Right?
06:36Do you know what they did, right?
06:38Did you see what they did?
06:39Did you see what they wrote?
06:40What did they write?
06:4386, 47.
06:45That's right.
06:4586, 47.
06:47They...
06:4886.
06:48So it's 86, 47.
06:52They didn't do 45.
06:53At least they left 45, huh?
06:55But they...
06:56And massive letters on the grass.
06:5886, 47.
07:01And nobody talked about it.
07:03That was vandalism, too.
07:04We had to replace all that grass.
07:05It was a tremendous amount of grass.
07:07Because when you hit it with this poison, it's acid.
07:10It kills the grass no matter how.
07:12You can't even clean it.
07:13Even if you got there right after.
07:14It's very powerful stuff.
07:15I know it well.
07:20So, people did great damage to this thing.
07:22Because they're sick people.
07:24You know who's representing the man?
07:26It's a man from Crew.
07:28A sleazebag who's been suing me for my whole political...
07:32Hasn't won.
07:32He's lost all the time.
07:34But Crew.
07:35Do you know what Crew is?
07:36It's a third-rate operation.
07:38That's supposed to be a charity, but it's not.
07:40They used it for political reasons.
07:44So, we should be proud of our monuments.
07:47And we should be proud of our city.
07:49And, you know, that was open before they did the damage.
07:51It was open.
07:52It never looked more beautiful.
07:54It looked like a mirror.
07:55And that's what it was supposed to be.
07:56It was a very dark color.
07:58Because otherwise, you don't see it as a reflecting pool.
08:01And it looked beautiful.
08:02Well, it'll look just as beautiful.
08:04It'll be fixed.
08:06It'll be fixed and open over the next week and a half, two weeks.
08:07It'll be fixed and open over the next week and a half, two weeks.
