00:05Good job.
00:14Good job.
00:27Good job, everybody.
00:29So we're heading to Tennessee.
00:32We're going to get a couple of great congressmen elected, et cetera.
00:36We have a wonderful senator that we're going to get elected.
00:40Bill is going to be great.
00:42And then we're going to do a few other things today.
00:46We have some meetings, very big meetings.
00:48Things are going very well.
00:49Our economy is, literally, we've never had anything like it.
00:52It's so good in terms of factories, plants,
00:56everything else being built.
00:57We've never had anything like it.
01:03Yeah, they're giving me a report.
01:05I heard that.
01:14What is that?
01:15What is that?
01:16What?
01:16The critics of the Russia-Diesel deal say it could prolong the war in Ukraine because it's given
01:21an economic...
01:22Well, I look at it differently.
01:23Zelensky could have settled this war many times.
01:26Many, many times.
01:28And he chooses not to.
01:31Very difficult.
01:33It's a war that should have never been started.
01:35If I were president, if the election weren't rigged, I would have been president.
01:39And that war would have never started.
01:40But he could have settled it many times.
01:43And he chose not to.
01:44We said, you can do whatever you want to Russia.
01:47Don't hit the refineries.
01:48Because that's a world problem that's caused.
01:50And he wants to make problems for the world.
01:53He wants to make problems for our farmers, our ranchers, with diesel fuel.
01:58Because Russia supplies a large portion of the diesel fuel throughout the world.
02:04And we told him, do whatever you want, but don't hit the diesel fuel.
02:08Because there's a big problem, a big shortage.
02:10And what does he do?
02:11He goes and hits the diesel fuel.
02:12He can do whatever he wants, but he can't do that.
02:15Because we have a world problem.
02:18And the problem is caused by the lack of refineries for diesel fuel.
02:23So what does he do?
02:24He goes and hits refineries.
02:26And I said to him, do what you want.
02:28Don't hit refineries.
02:29There's plenty of targets.
02:31Don't hit refineries.
02:31And he went out and he hit.
02:33And he's not going to affect our farmers.
02:35And he's not going to affect our ranchers.
02:37And he's not going to affect the rest of the world.
02:40So he better damn well stop.
02:52Well, I agree with you.
02:54And you know what I suggest?
02:57I suggest they get a new leader who can make a deal.
03:01Because he could have made many deals that for some reason he never does.
03:04And let me go a step further.
03:06If I were president, you wouldn't have ever had that war.
03:09That war would have never started.
03:10There was no reason that that war with Ukraine and Russia started.
03:15It started due to incompetence.
03:18It should have never started.
03:19You wouldn't have lost 30 percent of your country already.
03:23You've lost 30 percent of your country.
03:25And you've had over a million people killed.
03:29Between the two of them, over two million people killed.
03:32That's a war that should have never started.
03:34And I think it's time for Ukraine to get a new president.
03:37President, are you committed to south?
03:42President Whitehead?
03:43Have you decided whether to join the Saudi strikes on the...
03:45President Whitehead?
03:45We may, we're going to look at it.
03:46How soon?
03:47President Whitehead?
03:47We just found out about the recent attack.
03:50So we'll make a decision.
03:51We move very quickly.
03:53President Whitehead, President Monter, President Trump ,
03:56Iran until after the midterms, does this latest attack in Saudi
04:00Well, we're going to take a look.
04:01Mr. President, are you committed to accepting the results of the midterms,
04:06no matter what party wins?
04:08What do you think the answer is to that?
04:11What do you think? Of course I will.
04:13But we don't want cheating.
04:15We don't want cheating in the midterms.
04:18We don't want cheating. Do you understand me?
04:21Go ahead. Go ahead.
04:22Go ahead. Ask your question.
04:24The Press here, there are lawmakers on both sides of the aisle who have criticized the idea of
04:28live streaming the execution of Nidal Hassan. They say that he could radicalize others.
04:33Well, you have two thoughts. He's a vicious killer.
04:36He killed 13 people in cold blood, wounded over 20.
04:41Some of those people will never have their lives back in a true sense.
04:45He was vicious. He was violent. There are two thoughts.
04:48Don't show it and show it. Because, you know, by showing it,
04:52maybe other people won't be doing what he did.
04:55So I'll make a decision ultimately.
04:57I know what the military would like to do, but we'll make a decision.
05:01Are you worried about these zones or not?
05:03The Nobel Prize said that the sanctions to her are unacceptable.
05:08What does that mean? To who?
05:09The Nobel Prize, Pillai, just said today that the sanctions to the court are unacceptable.
05:15Well, you know, it's very interesting because I ended eight wars.
05:19I got all the hostages back, dead and alive. I brought in over 300 hostages from other countries.
05:27I stopped China and I stopped Taiwan. I mean, that's going along. Who knows what happens,
05:34but I stopped it. I stopped a lot of things from happening. But I ended eight wars, eight actually
05:40inflamed wars. And they gave the Nobel Prize to a person that nobody ever heard of. I'd never heard of
05:46her.
05:47Nobody that I know ever heard of her.
05:50All we know is I think she's very anti-Israel. That's what I hear.
05:54But I've never seen her. I've never heard of her. And they gave her the Nobel Prize.
05:58Something wrong in Norway, let me tell you. Thank you very much.
06:02But thank you very much.
06:05Thank you very much.
