00:00Mr. President, Vice President Vance says the reason Republicans lost the war, lost last night, was the war in Iran.
00:07Well, I think it's largely true because it drove the gasoline up a little bit short term.
00:13And probably that's, probably it's true.
00:16But at the same time, if I had it to do again, I'd have to do it again.
00:19Because long term, it's the only answer.
00:22You can't let Iran have a nuclear war.
00:23Do you feel like it was worth it to lose the Senate?
00:25I mean, well, you have no choice.
00:27I mean, I thought the oil would go up a lot more and I did it on that basis.
00:31You have no choice.
00:32You have to do it.
00:32You can't let Iran have a nuclear weapon or everything that you see here someday might not exist.
00:40And maybe this, but this building might be the only one that does.
00:43So, yeah, I think that, look, I mean, I'll get along probably with the Democrats unless they want to be
00:49destructive.
00:50But they have the power of the veto.
00:52So if we don't like what they're doing, they'll, they've already called.
00:55And they want to talk about things.
00:57And that's fine.
00:58But, yeah, people, the Iran thing we had to do.
01:02And we continue to do it.
01:04We have tremendous oil flowing out of the Hormone Strait now.
01:07At the beginning, there was none.
01:10And probably that's the primary reason.
01:12The price, not the war, the price.
01:14Sir, you held 30 rallies across the country in your final speech in front of the Reflections.
01:20Do you have any regrets about the way you closed down the campaign?
01:25No, look, I mean, if I were on the ballot, we would have won.
01:27You saw the people.
01:29There were thousands and thousands of people at every rally.
01:32And if I was on the ballot, we would have won.
01:34But they just, you couldn't transfer that love.
01:37There was such love at those rallies.
01:38It was incredible.
01:39When we weren't able to transfer the love to candidates.
01:43Did any of your aides try to talk about it?
01:46Was it great that speech?
01:47Or were there?
01:48Which one are we talking about?
01:50What did the Reflecting Board in any of your aides advise you to do something different?
01:53I heard it was a very good speech.
01:55Got great reviews.
01:56That was only a speech on the Reflecting Board.
01:58That had nothing to do with anything else.
02:00That was a speech very much like this is today on this incredible place that we're building at the White
02:06House.
02:07It's going to be here for many, many years and serving our country well.
02:10That was only a sort of a ribbon cutting because the Reflecting Board hasn't worked since 1922.
02:18It's, you know, over 100 years it's never worked.
02:21It's always leaked and it was always a mess.
02:23And we fixed it.
02:24We made it great.
02:25That was not a speech.
02:26That was just talking about the Reflecting Board and then a couple of other comments.
02:31So where is this?
02:32I mean...
02:32I mean...
02:32I mean...
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