00:01All of them, everybody, everybody that we're dealing with, but the speaker was fantastic, the people under him were fantastic,
00:11all good people. I guess right now you have two candidates, right?
00:15Did you ask the speaker to suck it out?
00:17No, no, no.
00:18Mr. President, Vice President Vance, the reason Republicans lost the war, lost last night, was the war in Iran.
00:26Well, I think it's largely true because it drove the gasoline up a little bit short term, and probably that's,
00:33probably it's true.
00:35But at the same time, if I had it to do again, I'd have to do it again because long
00:38term, it's the only answer. You can't let Iran have a nuclear weapon.
00:42So you feel like it was worth it to lose the Senate?
00:44Well, you have no choice. I mean, I thought the oil would go up a lot more, and I did
00:48it on that basis. You have no choice. You have to do it.
00:51You can't let Iran have a nuclear weapon. Or everything that you see here, someday might not exist. And maybe
00:59this, but this building might be the only one that does.
01:02So, yeah, I think that, look, I mean, I'll get along probably with the Democrats, unless they want to be
01:08destructive, but have the power of the veto.
01:10So if we don't like what they're doing, or they'll, they've already called, and they want to talk about things,
01:16and that's fine.
01:17But, yeah, people, the Iran thing we had to do, and we continue to do it.
01:22We have tremendous oil flowing out of the hormones straight now. At the beginning, there was none.
01:29And probably that's the primary reason. The price, not the war, the price.
01:33No, look, I mean, if I were on the ballot, we would have won. You saw the people that were
01:37packed, thousands and thousands of people at every rally.
01:41And if I was on the ballot, we would have won. But they just, you couldn't transfer that love.
01:46There was such love at those rallies. It was incredible.
01:52I heard it was a very good speech, got great reviews. That was only a speech on the Reflecting Pool.
01:57That had nothing to do with anything else. That was a speech very much like this is today on this
02:03incredible place that we're building at the White House.
02:06It's going to be here for many, many years and serving our country well.
02:09That was only a sort of a ribbon cutting because the Reflecting Pool hasn't worked since 1922.
02:17It's, you know, over a hundred years, it's never worked. It's always leaked and was always a mess.
02:22And we fixed it. We made it great. That was not a speech.
02:25I was just talking about the Reflecting Pool and then a couple of other comments.
02:30I mean, our speeches were really the speeches made at the 30 rallies.
02:35And those speeches were, that was tremendous love. It was pretty amazing.
02:40Mr. President, which Democrats did you speak to last night?
02:43I can't tell you that. They may tell you, but I can't tell you that.
02:46Did they make impeachment at all? Some of the House members said they didn't speak to last night?
02:49No, no, no.
02:50Are you concerned about it?
02:51Not even a little bit. I think it would destroy, I think it would destroy the Democrat Party if they
02:57did that.
02:58Because impeachment for no reason, what, for having a successful country.
03:02Our country is more successful now than at any time in its history.
03:05Watch the beam go up.
03:12So I thought the press should be here.
03:15This was a non-press event. I said, this is the greatest, right?
03:29I knew he was, I know how he feels about it. I think it was, I think it was fine,
03:35yeah.
03:36I thought it was good. We knew that. I know that, I knew that when I went in.
03:41And we stopped them from having a nuclear weapon. And they will never have a nuclear weapon.
03:45Have you spoken to Vice President Vance?
03:47Yeah, yeah.
03:47Do you have a lot of media age or what is this?
03:50I'm speaking to him about a lot of things. But, I mean, we'll see what happens.
03:55Everybody, I mean, you don't know who's talking about running. You can have people running.
04:01You can have a lot of people, maybe a lot of people running. Maybe nobody's going to run.
04:05Maybe he won't run. I don't know who's going to run.
04:08But I can tell you that as far as that war is concerned, I would have done nothing different.
04:12We've totally broken their military. The Navy's gone. Their Air Force is gone. Their anti-aircraft is gone.
04:26That's a dangerous job. I don't know how they do it.
04:36Well, it's just there. It's a thing that they do. And here's the interesting thing. Somebody will walk after we're
04:43gone. They'll walk right across that. Pick up the tree and walk.
04:47There aren't too many people can do that. You need very good balance.
04:52Now, do you know that? They'll leave that tree. Well, we're gone. A guy will walk right in that. They'll
04:55take it.
04:56Nuclear weapons will be bestowed. And if that happens, goodnight hands.
05:24Pretty easy. And you know what? They fall sometimes. And then they fall whenever I wanted to.
05:31But it's got to be done right. And we're never going to let them have a nuclear weapon. It's got
05:35to be done right.
05:36But, of course, I knew that. I knew the fuel would go up.
05:40I thought it would go up two or three times higher than it is.
05:44And now, today, it's coming down. And yesterday, it dropped. Or the day before, it dropped 10 points.
05:50No, we've done a great job. The Hormuz Strait is open.
05:55It's produced in Wall Street Journal. Cover of the Wall Street Journal a couple of days ago.
05:58It's producing more oil right now than at any time prior to the war.
06:03So...
06:03And then, we're going to get our own oil right now.
06:04So...
06:04So...
