00:00What about Katie Zachariah?
00:01What about Katie Zachariah?
00:02I told Katie that in my opinion, she was treated very, very unfairly, very unfairly by the news.
00:10Let's go with the fake news or the news or the media.
00:14Can he turn you on?
00:15And I said, Katie, do you need this?
00:18I don't think you need this.
00:19And we're talking about doing something.
00:22We like Katie a lot.
00:23I think she's been really, really treated very unfairly.
00:27Are you saying you're talking about firing her?
00:29No, I'm talking about I want her to have a good life.
00:32I don't want to have a life like she's led in the last three days.
00:36She is being brutalized by the media.
00:39I think very unfairly, but she's been brutalized by the media.
00:42So I said, when I get back, we're going to Georgia right now.
00:46We have a tremendous crowd of people, like the record setting.
00:49You know, these, I don't know if you know it.
00:51These rallies are turning everything around.
00:53These rallies are legendary.
00:55These are like the rallies I've had.
00:57And I didn't think I'd have to do it.
00:59But I want to make sure Republicans do as well as they can do.
01:02History says that a president, Republican or Democrat, never does well in the midterm.
01:08We had the most successful two years.
01:10And it's a little short of two years yet.
01:12But in the history of the presidency, there's never been two years like we just had, including
01:18Greenland, including Venezuela, including the best business, the best investment, the
01:24biggest investment, the best stock market for a big majority of the days.
01:29It's been an incredible period of time.
01:31We are.
01:32There's never been anything like it.
01:34And getting back to Susie for a second, Susie was tweeted very unfairly.
01:39Because we told Politico that story is totally false.
01:43And she's going to be with me for a long time.
01:44I'm just going to want to try to understand.
01:46For Katie Zachariah, are you saying you're considering a new role for her?
01:49No, no.
01:49What I'm doing is, I said, when I get back, we're going to talk.
01:53Because I don't think that Katie should be made to suffer like she's suffering at the
01:58hands of the press.
01:59So, I will talk to her as soon as I get back.
02:02Would you keep her in the administration?
02:04Would you keep her in the administration?
02:16Would you keep her in the administration?
02:18Would you keep her in the administration?
02:23A lot of people want to judge.
02:25I'll bet you'd want it.
02:28But a lot of people would want that job.
02:31But I just think the press is very tough on Katie.
02:34And I said, there's no reason to be that.
02:36He's got a beautiful family.
02:38He's got a fantastic husband and kids.
02:40And I told him, I think he didn't have to do that.
02:43So, we'll make it to Trump.
02:45Were you upset that he didn't just know, not the floor, not the alarm?
02:49Well, I wasn't hiring when we were the lawyer.
02:51The environment was interesting.
02:53Nobody really went straight over that.
02:55And I would say it probably wouldn't matter.
02:59I know many people.
03:00Many people.
03:01Many, very smart people.
03:02Some of them take the bar four exams.
03:05The bar four times.
03:06But I wasn't hiring the lawyer.
03:09I hired the lawyer.
03:11It's very good.
03:12It's been loyal to me from day one for a long time.
03:15But it's not an agent to help.
03:17I think it's really good.
03:19It's very important.
03:22I think you're better off being happy.
03:24And I'm not sure you can ever be happy.
03:27It's nothing easy about this.
03:28You're not going to think about it.
