00:00They use the beautiful, and the White House, and they often say, you just heard, you saw the new helipad,
00:05which, you know, they've been looking to build for, they've been looking to build that for about, since helicopters, I
00:14don't know when, when did helicopters, since helicopters, they've been looking, and it is a beauty, it's beautiful, everyone's, they
00:20were going to sue us, because I get sued for everything.
00:25If I, if I walk outside, somebody sues me for something, so I get used to it.
00:30You know, I have friends that if they get sued, they have almost a nervous breakdown.
00:35Sir, I got sued, and I don't know what to do, but I, I have hundreds and hundreds of, I
00:40don't give a shit about it, you know.
00:44Crazy.
01:06No, but we're building some beautiful things, and, but they said, why does he spend time in the White House?
01:12First of all, I do it second nature, it's like, for me, it is almost like a release, it's good.
01:17You know, we took Venezuela quickly, we're doing, we're doing very well, you have no idea how well we're doing
01:28with Iran, Iran is finished, Iran is finished.
01:33But think of it, but I do it almost as a form of relaxation, like 10 minutes a day, they,
01:38the fake news is, why does he spend time on the, well, I don't like having the head of China
01:43come into the White House,
01:44and there's a massive stone that's broken and practically, I don't like that, I don't like, you don't think they
01:50see that?
01:51So we made it gorgeous, the outside fully skimmed with exterior, plaster, beautiful, it's like, nobody's ever seen it.
02:02Even the front door, I shouldn't say, because they'll sue me, but for years, so you know, the front door
02:07of the south entrance,
02:08it was, oh, the door is green, sort of a bad looking green, and it's been that way for 100
02:14years.
02:15I don't want to say this, because I've got to get sued to put it back to green.
02:19So, and the doorknob was sort of broken, you know, it was like a round knob with about 40 knocks
02:23in it, you know, it's been through the mill,
02:25looks like it went through the war, actually, it did, actually.
02:29So, I took the doors, I'm a big believer in, you know, in all of that, all of the kind
02:35of thing, renovations and landmarking, I'm a big believer.
02:38But, so I had the doors removed, I had them redone by total experts, and we painted them instead, the
02:45White House, instead of green.
02:47You know why they were green?
02:48Because it used to be the entrance to the maintenance room, and they never changed the doors.
02:53So, instead of green, I painted them beautiful white, the skin is so beautiful, the doors.
02:59The reason I took them off, because, you know, today when you buy a door, it's called hollow, you buy
03:05hollow doors.
03:06If you pull too hard, the whole door collapses.
03:10You ever see it, you buy a door, oh, isn't that wonderful, you knock on it, it sounds like crap.
03:14But, you pull, it's a little, huh, and if you're, if you're of average strength, the entire door collapses.
03:23Great secure, and somehow I didn't want that.
03:26So, I took the original doors from 100 years ago, and we had them refinished, and painted beautiful white with
03:32bronze, the most beautiful locks in here.
03:37And the whole building is beautiful.
03:39Replaced the floors with beautiful, large pieces of marble, four by eight, four by eight, nobody heard of four.
03:47That's four feet long by eight feet long, as opposed to one foot long by six inches long.
03:55One by six and one by 12, they're called crap.
03:59And what's good about them is they're so thin, you can just take a little crazy glue, put it on,
04:05put it down.
04:05But people get it.
04:07So, the White House is so beautiful now, so beautiful.
04:10Fixed up the Oval Office, made it beautiful.
04:12It was dingy, but it was still the Oval.
04:17And what is the fakeness?
04:19Why does he spend so much time fixing up the White House?
04:24So, it hasn't been fixed up since 1792.
04:28No, because there hasn't been a real estate person, to the best of my knowledge, put into the White House.
04:34And there probably won't be again.
04:37But they said, and by the way, it looks, you see, the helicopter lens, a beautiful helipad with the eagle,
04:43all carved granite, beautiful glance.
04:45We used to land in the mud.
04:47No, it's true.
04:49Thank God they're great pilots.
04:50They're the best pilots in the world.
04:51The nice part about being president, they give you the best pilots in the United States Air Force slash Marines.
04:57The best.
05:02So, that's one of the advantages.
05:03There's a definitely have good, I get these guys, they're like central casting.
05:07They're like Tom Cruise, but taller.
05:09They look like Tom.
05:11And these handsome guys, good morning, sir.
05:15They're like perfect human beings.
05:17You could put them in a movie right now, you'd make a fortune.
05:19But they say, why does he spend so much time?
05:22You know why?
05:23Because the White House is maybe, to me, the ultimate symbol of America.
05:28And it has to look sharp.
05:36Well, it has to look sharp, right?
05:38So, it looks sharp.
05:40And we did that whole thing with Washington.
05:42Washington, D.C. went from a murderous, horrible place two years ago to one of the safest cities in our
05:49country.
05:51And clean and beautiful.
05:54The statues, the fountains, everything is beautiful.
05:57We redid everything.
05:59You know, they had 52 fountains.
06:01Every one of them works.
06:02Every one of them, there wasn't one fountain in Washington.
06:06You had to see this that worked.
06:07You had to see the marble had red graffiti all over it.
06:12And it's tough getting that stuff off.
06:14Honestly, that should be a criminal penalty when people are allowed to do that stuff.
06:19But they're beautiful now.
06:20More beautiful than when they put them in.
06:23But we had a little breaking news last night.
06:25It was just revealed that one of my favorite congresspeople, a person I have tremendous respect for, Ilhan Omar.
06:41And I was saddened to hear that Ilhan Omar is not her name.
06:46It's not.
06:47It's not Ilhan Omar.
06:49The one she used to get elected and sworn into Congress.
06:53That's the one that she used for everything, Ilhan Omar.
06:56But rather, it's an entirely different name named Ilhan Noor Syed Elmi.
07:03It's close.
07:05It's close, by the way.
07:07It's very close.
07:10Not too far away.
07:13You got one that's four names, the one that's one.
07:16And every name is extremely different.
07:18And the last name is incredibly, and this is going to be a shock to everybody in this room.
07:23But the last name is also, I hate to tell you because you wouldn't even believe this, because it's the
07:31exact name of her brother, Ahmed Noor Syed Elmi.
07:37The person they said she married to come into our country and the person she had some lovely children with,
07:44thank you very much.
07:46So when asked whether or not she married her brother, she said, not to my knowledge.
07:52That was her.
07:56No, she didn't know.
07:57She didn't know she wasn't sure.
08:03Like if anybody asked me, I told the story today to the fake news when I walked out on that
08:08beautiful helipad.
08:09You know, we have the fake news.
08:11They've never been.
08:12There are hundreds, hundreds.
08:13I've never seen so many, but they're always, they're getting worse.
08:16That means you're doing really better.
08:17When you get, when those groups get bigger and bigger and bigger, more and more fakers.
08:22And I shouldn't say, because you have, see all those, wow, that's a lot.
08:25See all the people back there?
08:27Six, seven percent are really fine journalists.
08:33Six or seven.
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