00:00And I'll give you one more.
00:03And I really don't have to say that much anymore, you know.
00:06I should save my voice.
00:11Because, because, Barack Hussein Obama, have you heard of him?
00:18He's a man that yesterday, you know, he campaigned to sparse crowds, very sparse, very few people showed up.
00:23So he fought me on, he fought me with Crooked Hillary, came in, campaigned, he said, Donald Trump will never
00:32be president.
00:33He fought me with Crooked, he fought me with Crooked Hillary, that didn't work out well.
00:40And he fought me with Kamala, that didn't work out well.
00:47And now they say, oh, whoa, Barack Obama is going to start campaigning.
00:51And he's not even campaigning.
00:52Tell him he's not campaigning about me, maybe he'll go home.
00:55But he came in yesterday, and he made a speech.
00:59And part of his speech was to say, isn't it terrible that Donald Trump spends a lot of his time,
01:04very little time.
01:05I do it very good.
01:05I'm really good at real estate and fixing things.
01:08I fix things very good, very beautifully.
01:11I always build beautiful and inexpensive, which is a good combination if you can do it.
01:16But I can do it naturally.
01:17It's a natural thing.
01:18It actually relaxes me.
01:20Donald Trump spends a lot of his time fixing up the White House.
01:25Isn't that a nice thing to do, that place?
01:30No.
01:35He said, this isn't a Cheesecake Factory, can you believe it, which is a very successful company.
01:41He doesn't like successful companies.
01:43But, you know, he was very critical about me because I spend time.
01:49And if you would have seen the White House, I took over the White House, and it was in horrible
01:54condition.
01:54I don't want to use a terrible word.
01:56It was in horrible condition.
02:00The plaster was falling off the exterior.
02:02You know, you have an exterior coat.
02:04The plaster was falling off.
02:06The paint was no good.
02:08A lot of the beautiful ornamentation that they have around the windows.
02:12I mean, they had four or five windows where literally the ornamentation was up on one side and had fallen
02:18off or half fallen off on the other.
02:21And I fixed it.
02:23We made a mole of the good one, and we put it on the other one.
02:27And we got it all beautiful.
02:34And then we skim-coated with an exterior plaster that's phenomenal.
02:39The entire exterior with the best artisans you've ever seen.
02:42And we delicately, one thing after, we took a tile that was broken that was, I mean, I don't want
02:50to say from Home Depot, but it does come from a box.
02:53And it's not for the White House.
02:54And it was badly broken in main areas.
02:57Cindy Hyde can tell you, and Roger can tell you, like the white marble now going in.
03:02We have the most beautiful marble.
03:04It's not money, it's peanuts, but the White House is now in better shape than it was in 1792, when
03:14it was built.
03:15Right?
03:21Then I put in a really beautiful masterpiece.
03:24The heliport is a masterpiece.
03:27In fact, they were going to sue me because I get sued on everything.
03:30I guess, but it was so good, they dropped the suit.
03:34They didn't sue.
03:34But the heliport is a masterpiece because the helicopters, you know, very expensive, good machines, were forced to land in
03:43grass.
03:44And when it was wet, it was muddy.
03:47And helicopters that cost $100 million, that are very heavy, aren't supposed to be landing in mud.
03:54They're supposed to be landing on a helipad.
03:57So we built a magnificent helipad with the eagle of the United States carved on top.
04:04Did anybody see pictures of it?
04:05Did you see pictures of it?
04:07People love it.
04:10And for 150 years, they've wanted to have, not me, I won't get to use it very much.
04:16It'll be finished.
04:17I'll have it for six months or something.
04:19But it's not for me.
04:20This is for the president.
04:21This is for the future.
04:22We built the most magnificent ballroom.
04:27We built the most magnificent ballroom you've ever seen.
04:30It's under construction.
04:31It's ahead of schedule.
04:33And you'll see, he wants a ballroom for himself.
04:36I won't get to use it.
04:37You know, I would have done it the first time.
04:39But I was under siege by the radical lunatics.
04:42You know, they would.
04:43So I didn't have time.
04:44I didn't have time.
04:45But they protected me.
04:47But I didn't have time.
04:48But you're going to soon have, and you know what it is?
04:53The exterior windows are bulletproof, this thick.
04:56The roof has steel on it, this thick.
04:58Drone-proof, missile-proof.
05:01You'll have a safe place for your presidents and for your cabinet.
05:04I mean, it's a beautiful thing.
05:06And it fits like that.
05:10But Barack is saying, he didn't talk about that.
05:12He really didn't talk about all that.
05:14He talked about the ballroom, that he spends all his time thinking about the ballroom.
05:18He should be thinking about, no, I should be thinking about terminating the JCPOA, which
05:23I did a long time ago, thank God.
05:25The worst, stupidest deal I've ever seen.
05:28And I said, what a terrible thing to say.
05:31So I said today for the press, I said, look, tell Obama the following.
05:37The White House is a symbol of America.
05:40And when it's dirty, filthy, dirty, and broken, when the windows are cracked, when the exterior
05:49monument, they call them monuments on the outside, when they're good on one side but missing
05:55on the other side of a window, people notice that.
05:59People know, I used to notice it.
06:00I came in, 20 years ago, I came into the White House and it was in, I was surprised.
06:05I looked, I said, man, this place is in bad shape.
06:07It really is.
06:08You know, nobody's really done it.
06:10It's been a long time.
06:12It was open, 1792.
06:15And I made up for lost time because we did a job.
06:18It's actually in better shape now than when it was built, actually, and much and more beautiful.
06:26And I didn't take any time.
06:28And I'd literally do it when I walk home from the Oval.
06:31I'd walk, I'd look up, I'd say, boy, that wall is really bad.
06:34Let's go.
06:34We got to fix it, fellas.
06:35And I'm very talented people.
06:37They have a great touch.
06:39You know, they'd pay in the past.
06:41They'd have a big crack from a truck that backed into it, into a column, a big crack.
06:47You know what they'd do?
06:48They'd paint it.
06:49They'd paint the crack.
06:50And you'd see it 30 years later.
06:52Just it was in terrible shape.
06:54But the White House represents our country.
06:57And that has to be pristine.
06:59And I would try and explain that to a guy like Obama, but he wouldn't understand.
07:04He doesn't.
07:05He doesn't understand.
07:07The White House has to be clean, pristine, beautiful.
07:10It can't have cracks in the column.
07:12It can't have big blotches of stone laying outside on the ground from 30 years ago.
07:20Some of it, believe it or not, some of it, not much.
07:23Some would lay there for years.
07:25And nobody took care of it.
07:27Nobody loved it like I do.
07:28Nobody loved it.
07:29And now the White House is in beautiful shape.
07:33And I think maybe, what do you think, Roger?
07:35I think maybe with all of the symbols, you got the Capitol building.
07:39I don't think any, to me, I don't think any building represents our country more so than that gorgeous, beautiful
07:47White House, to me.
