00:00I have a house and I have a home.
00:02I consider America my home.
00:04America has been good to me.
00:05I think that it's the greatest country in the world.
00:08If you don't like this country, go somewhere else.
00:11Don't come to the greatest country in the world,
00:13the most successful country in the world,
00:16and say, I wanna change it.
00:19There are other countries that are the something else
00:21that you want.
00:22Go there, go there, but don't come into my home.
00:26America is my home.
00:28Don't come into my home and say, I wanna change it.
00:31They say, I wanna give more people opportunity.
00:36I want to change certain things the way,
00:40certain things the way we do business,
00:42but we are a capitalist country that revered excellence,
00:47that revered entrepreneurship,
00:49that revered all the things that made us great,
00:52that produced an Apple, an Amazon, AI,
00:56whether you like it or not.
00:58It's there.
00:59It produced the salt vaccine.
01:01It produced all of the major inroads in medicine.
01:06And we did that because we encouraged brilliance and excellence.
01:10We gave them those people a push.
01:12They weren't gifted classes, which I know public schools used to have.
01:17Now it's taboo.
01:18Everybody should be equal.
01:20Well, everybody's not equal.
01:21Some people are tall.
01:22Some people are short.
01:22Some people are musical.
01:24Some people are not.
01:25Some people have big breasts.
01:26Some people have no breasts.
01:27They're different.
01:29Don't come into my house, which is a perfect house,
01:33and tell me, looks nice from the outside,
01:36but I'm going to change it inside to make it more of what we like,
01:39a more vanilla gray, everything muted colors.
01:44Look, that's the way we should be living today.
01:47Don't come here to redecorate.
01:48You don't like my house?
01:49Stay in your own house or find a different house.