Adin Live - Donald Trump & Elon Musk Full Interview On X

00:00:00.000 our servers and uh saturated all about all of our uh data lines like basically hundreds of

00:00:08.580 gigabits of of data were saturated we think we've overcome most of that and uh so it's

00:00:16.480 not time to proceed but um as as this uh this massive attack illustrates uh there's

00:00:22.740 a lot of opposition to people just hearing um what president trump has to say and um so but i'm

00:00:31.700 honored to have this conversation i want to emphasize it's a it's a conversation um and it's

00:00:37.000 really intended to just get get a feel for what donald trump is just like in a conversation um

00:00:43.720 so it's hard to catch a vibe about someone if you just don't hear them talk in a normal way and when

00:00:49.840 there's an adversarial interview like no one's themselves in an adversarial interview um so for

00:00:57.520 and this is really aimed at uh kind of open-minded independent voters who um they're just trying to

00:01:06.160 make up their mind uh and uh so you can understand like what what is uh you know what is it just like

00:01:14.520 to have a conversation so um uh donald great great to uh to speak um we had a great conversation

00:01:23.700 yesterday as you mentioned yesterday if we could just record that conversation and post it it would

00:01:28.500 have been excellent and i hope we can have something like that today well i think we will

00:01:34.360 i'm pretty sure we will congratulations because i see you broke every record in the book

00:01:38.860 with uh so many millions of people and it's an honor we view that as an honor and then uh you do

00:01:46.240 want silencing of certain voices usually those are voices that have something to say that are

00:01:51.960 constructive oftentimes constructive and so we have to consider it an honor but congratulations on

00:01:58.880 breaking every record in the book tonight that's great well thank you um well maybe uh we could start 0.90

00:02:06.440 off with um i mean the assassination attempt uh which uh oh shit right into it was an incredible 0.73

00:02:12.960 thing and i have to say that uh you know your actions after that nest that assassination attempt 0.81

00:02:19.740 were inspiring um you know you instead of shying away from things instead of ducking down um you

00:02:26.820 were pumping your fist in the air and saying fight fight fight and i think that's i mean you know

00:02:32.680 the president of the united states represents america and i think that is that is america that

00:02:39.520 that is strength under fire and um so that's uh you know a big you know part of the reason why i was

00:02:48.380 uh excited to endorse you as uh the president united states for having another term here is uh that was

00:02:56.960 that was just incredibly inspiring but but i mean what was it like for you not pleasant

00:03:03.480 i didn't know i had that much blood the doctors later told me that the ear is a place that is

00:03:14.900 a very bloody place if you're going to get hit but uh in this case it was probably the best

00:03:21.720 alternative you could even think about because it went at the right angle and uh you know it was uh

00:03:27.740 it was a hard hit it was very i guess you would say surreal but it wasn't surreal you know i was

00:03:34.220 telling somebody you have instances like this or like a lot less than this where you feel it's a surreal

00:03:41.700 situation and i never felt that way i knew immediately that it was a bullet i knew immediately

00:03:49.020 that it was at the ear yeah and because it you know it hit very hard but hit the ear

00:03:55.160 and i also heard people shout bullets bullets you know get down get down because i you know i moved

00:04:03.480 down pretty nicely pretty quickly and we had bullets flying right over my head after i went down so i'm

00:04:08.560 glad i went down the the bigger miracle was that i was looking in the exact direction of the shooter and

00:04:13.840 so it hit it hit me at an angle that was uh far less destructive than any other angle so that was

00:04:20.660 the miracle that was yeah for those people that don't believe in god i think yeah we got to all

00:04:25.520 start thinking about that you have to uh you know i'm i'm a believer now i'm more of a believer i think

00:04:32.100 and a lot of people have said that to me a lot of great people have said that to me actually

00:04:35.480 but it was uh it was amazing that i happened to be turned just at that perfect angle

00:04:40.600 and uh all because i put down a chart on immigration that showed that the numbers were so great i i love

00:04:48.300 that chart even i mean maybe it's a sign maybe that's a sign you know it's an immigration sign you

00:04:54.380 highlighted a serious issue yeah at that moment that's right the bullet mister you know here you're

00:05:01.220 but but you know mr mr mr head i mean well the the amazing thing is that uh the sign i said bring

00:05:08.680 down that sign on immigration and it was literally about an eighth of a second where it would be good

00:05:14.760 and and after that it was going to be a disaster no matter which which way you were facing but it just

00:05:20.040 had that that perfect angle which was exactly at this shooter very sad situation such a sad situation

00:05:28.380 as you know we lost somebody that was great cory who a firefighter a great gentleman a great

00:05:34.460 a great trupper he was a just a fantastic family and a fantastic man and a friend of mine came up

00:05:42.860 elon and said i'd like to give the family some kind of uh help and i said that's great he said do you

00:05:50.480 mind i said i don't mind at all and he wrote out a check for a million dollars gave gave it to the

00:05:54.900 wife and you know uh she said this is really nice but i'd rather have my husband back which is

00:06:00.340 a nice thing to somebody to say to be honest she's she's great the family is great and we raised a lot

00:06:06.500 of money for them and for uh two other gentlemen were are unbelievable people also they were hit

00:06:12.080 really badly they thought they were not going to make it and they did the doctors in the butler area

00:06:17.060 i tell you they were incredible they saved the two and they were really hit tough both of them

00:06:24.240 equally uh and we thought yeah we said my first question was because i heard bullets flying over

00:06:30.600 me i said how many people were killed because we had a massive crowd there a tremendous yeah thousands

00:06:36.120 and thousands of people and there was no land i mean it was just it was all people so i said

00:06:40.180 how many people have been killed because i knew there were other shots being fired and they said uh

00:06:46.780 we don't know yet but some people have been badly hurt and uh i have to give the secret service

00:06:54.500 sniper they call them or sharpshooter but sniper because he didn't know there was a problem

00:07:01.200 he's been he's an extraordinary shot obviously and he didn't know there was a problem and he was able

00:07:07.000 to pick it all out within five seconds and he used one bullet from very far away i guess probably

00:07:12.600 about 400 yards the shooter was 130 but he was on the uh he was on the opposite side of the field and

00:07:20.520 the podium and he saw the the smoke and the flame from the gun immediately recognized it and immediately

00:07:29.320 took a shot and it was one perfect shot from very far away and and if he if he didn't do that

00:07:36.520 elon he would have i mean if he would have a lot of people a lot more people have been could have

00:07:41.840 been badly hurt and killed so i i have to take my hat off to him because that's also a surreal you

00:07:48.860 know he's been with them for 23 years and there's he's never had anything like this and all of a sudden

00:07:55.240 he has to act and it's a very tough thing to act and to be shooting somebody but he saw the uh

00:08:00.940 he saw the gun saw the smoke saw the flame from the gun very far away i obviously has very good eyes

00:08:07.280 he's got very good vision which i assume you have to have in that particular work but he uh he took

00:08:13.780 aim very quickly and it was they say it was approximately five seconds from long range one

00:08:19.840 bullet that didn't happen because the shooter had a lot of bullets he had a lot of a lot of cartridges

00:08:26.000 up there with him so well i mean i mean that that that's clearly uh uh you know um you know he was

00:08:33.700 he was very competent in taking that shot uh to stop the the assassin the attempted assassination um

00:08:40.160 but but i mean there does seem to be i mean some pretty significant failings um elsewhere in the

00:08:46.440 system like there's just no way that like how on earth does a shooter get on a roof 130 yards away

00:08:52.020 um that seems crazy um i think most people like what people are wondering how that on earth could

00:08:59.020 such a thing happen well you know i view it as two ways there should have been nobody in the roof

00:09:03.180 uh there were people because there were so many tens of thousands of people there there were people

00:09:08.720 that were seeing him and there was one woman with a red shirt and uh trump all over it and she's 0.95

00:09:17.100 screaming that guy's got a gun you know you saw it probably yeah it's a guy with a gun i mean it's

00:09:24.380 like i'm just i'm just i guess i mean for my part i think probably many members of the public are

00:09:31.000 wondering how the heck are you know basically people wandering by pointing out there's a guy on the roof

00:09:38.220 with a gun yeah um and they're seeing it but uh somehow that's it's not being addressed um right

00:09:45.500 that that does seem crazy well they're going to learn from this the uh communication between the

00:09:50.540 local police who sort of had an idea and then ultimately a man lifted himself up to the roof could

00:09:57.220 barely do it because you know he was pulling himself up and yeah he saw the man with the gun

00:10:03.300 the man with the gun pointed the gun at him he thought he was probably going to get shot

00:10:09.000 but you know he was like pulling himself up and because of that he couldn't get to his gun

00:10:15.220 and he fell down actually very badly hurt his uh leg his ankle i hear very badly but but he fell down

00:10:23.440 and he did you know from what i understand he did say there's a guy up there with a gun

00:10:28.540 and the the shooting started very quickly after that i think it i think it forced the shooter to

00:10:35.840 go maybe quicker you know you're supposed to be a very good shot yeah my sons uh don and eric they

00:10:42.420 they can't believe what happened but they said from 130 yards a bad shot would hit that target almost

00:10:50.060 every time they said it's like in golf thinking a two-foot putt yeah it's not a hard it's not a tough

00:10:55.980 pain it's not a long shot the uh secret service person had the long shot he had a you know triple

00:11:02.660 the distance actually right so uh you know it was a a terrible thing look uh it it's hard i have to

00:11:11.800 say this about the secret service when i went down and you know i went down based on i think they're

00:11:18.180 screaming uh but other people also because people saw this happen you know you had so many

00:11:22.720 people one of the miracles was that nobody ran i mean if a gun goes off the crowd control people

00:11:29.340 showed showed us this when guns go off and it does happen in stadiums at a soccer match or some kind

00:11:35.280 of a match everybody flees they call it a stampede like cattle but everybody and a lot of people get

00:11:41.120 killed with those stampedes we had more people than you'd have at you know some of these matches or

00:11:47.580 these games and uh nobody left you know you had a small group behind us in the grandstand

00:11:53.920 and that was full and you look at it as it was taking place and normally they'd be running they

00:12:00.980 didn't leave they saw that i was hurt they saw a lot of blood and they saw that i went down

00:12:06.320 and it's almost like they wanted to be with me well out front you had thousands tens of thousands of

00:12:13.180 people you as far as the eye could see you had people in butler as far as the eye could see and

00:12:17.940 and yeah and a lot of press too it was you know many cameras on watching this it's what made makes

00:12:25.100 it so different because normally things happen that aren't good but you never have a picture of it here

00:12:29.940 we have all these cameras shooting it so uh you know sort of amazing but one of the interesting

00:12:36.240 things was that you didn't have anybody flee you didn't have anybody stampede nobody and there

00:12:41.700 were some people behind me they stood up and they're looking like you know i mean i'll tell

00:12:45.400 you you want to have you want to have them in a foxhole with you i want to meet some of those

00:12:48.940 people because it's so different from what you heard but so so i was down but the secret service

00:12:55.200 guys there were bullets flying right over my head you could hear them go whizzing and yeah and these

00:13:00.360 guys came jumping on top of me you know and a young lady kate uh would jump they they moved so fast

00:13:09.480 and let me tell you that took tremendous courage now there was a lack of coordination uh that was

00:13:16.000 you know obviously everybody understands that somebody that that building should have been

00:13:20.020 covered and yeah i mean i think that like i mean looking at the the aerial views that building

00:13:27.200 would be like the number one spot for a sniper it's like it's like the if you were to pick like

00:13:31.320 what is the favorite what if you so if the goal is to assassinate what's your favorite spot that

00:13:36.040 building that building would be number one that would have been this it's like you couldn't you

00:13:39.680 can ask for a better location it's like no that would have been this you know what people think

00:13:44.100 is when the uh local policeman who by the way you know he really uh he did what he was supposed to

00:13:51.360 do he couldn't hold on any longer and then when he got his head just peeking above this guy

00:13:56.580 standing there with a gun at his head and when he fell down again hurt his ankle very badly but he

00:14:02.700 was making the calls but what happened is the firing took place very soon so what they think is

00:14:08.900 that this guy ran to his site which he had all planned out with the gun uh he ran to the site and

00:14:15.600 he started shooting fast and maybe that's why he uh well he sort of missed i mean you know he yeah

00:14:23.500 he got me but it could have been um could have been a much bigger problem but he totally would

00:14:30.880 have hit if if you hadn't turned your head so but like you know there was a it was a very near thing

00:14:36.820 it was a miracle if i hadn't turned my head yeah i would not be talking to you right now as much as

00:14:41.600 i like you exactly i would not yeah i would not be talking to you from another realm yeah that's

00:14:48.260 right we'd be talking from a different place but uh it was uh it was a you know it was a very terrible

00:14:54.740 experience the the butler hospital they did such a great job uh the doctors were so good everybody

00:15:01.140 was so good there was there was a mistake if if somebody knew because people were hearing that you

00:15:07.720 know there was just a bad feeling that there was somebody was around you know that story now it's

00:15:11.660 been yeah yeah and if somebody could have said because they've oftentimes said you know like

00:15:16.560 there'd be a lightning storm or something because i've done i think over 300 i think i did a lot more

00:15:21.760 than that but we did a lot and oftentimes they'll say sir could you wait 10 minutes please sir could

00:15:26.380 you wait 20 minutes there's a storm overhead or lightning or something right that happens often and this

00:15:32.340 would have been a perfect time for that to have happened but right it didn't it didn't get coordinated

00:15:37.340 that was the problem well uh it was uh your i think uh your your um actions in the in the heat of

00:15:47.660 fire and you know like what i find admirable there was that you you can't fake bravery under such

00:15:54.360 circumstances the courage is instinctual or it is not it's not a rehearsed action and so i just want

00:15:59.260 to say that uh i think a lot of people admire your your courage under fire there and um yeah so thank you

00:16:05.200 very much i i appreciate it i didn't i don't think i didn't think of it i just wanted to get up

00:16:09.620 and i wanted to stand up i want to let people know you know i felt i was good when when they were

00:16:15.800 uh on top of me covering me actually very much covering me and and very bravely but uh i wanted

00:16:21.980 to get up i said i want to get up and uh they wanted you know they had they have everything there

00:16:28.120 they have they wanted stretcher i didn't like the stretcher and i knew i was hit in the ear but i knew i

00:16:33.220 wasn't hit anywhere else they felt i was hit someplace else because it was such a lot of blood

00:16:37.720 and they were sure that i was hit someplace else and they were saying sir what you you you were

00:16:43.520 hitting more than the ear i said nope i was hit in the ear i want to get up let me get up and so we i

00:16:48.960 got up and the crowd didn't know what to think i mean this was so so many people and they did you

00:16:56.000 could see they were confused they didn't know what to think and i wanted to let them know i was okay

00:17:01.540 it was very important for me to let them know that and they went wild you you've seen the after

00:17:07.160 they didn't go wild when i got up because they didn't know was i alive you really couldn't tell

00:17:12.940 when i stood up before the hand before the you know the fist in the air uh they didn't know if i was

00:17:19.760 alive nobody did and uh when i put the fist up they were they were just relieved and happy and

00:17:29.040 thrilled and the place went crazy it was pretty amazing it was a it was a terrible thing but it

00:17:36.020 was incredibly moving yeah um well and and i mean speaking of the the the the sort of slide that

00:17:43.940 got you to turn that uh saved your life really uh which was the illegal immigration uh slide maybe

00:17:50.640 this maybe this is worth talking about about that it was it was illegal immigration saved my life

00:18:00.180 you're right but it had to be at that exact angle i mean that's that's a great one you say it saved by

00:18:07.160 illegal you know the the incredible thing though when you talk about the odds you had to be exactly

00:18:12.240 at that angle but but the incredible thing is that the chart i used it less than 20 percent of the

00:18:18.780 time it was just a moment yeah it's always on my left never my right and it's always at the end of

00:18:24.580 the speech so here we have it it's on the right not the left it's at the beginning not the end

00:18:31.120 and even the people that put it up they were unprepared and and they did a great job they got

00:18:35.640 it up immediately fortunately but i looked to the right and and the bullet and the bullet came

00:18:41.840 whizzing by hitting my ear uh so it was amazing but when you think of the odds of that

00:18:47.920 and yeah you know that that normally you wouldn't use it normally i wouldn't have the thing and then

00:18:53.960 you know it would have been a very different story it's it's very much i i say an act of god

00:19:00.360 it's a miracle that it happened and i'm honored by it i'm honored by it well well what what what what

00:19:10.720 what were you about to say about illegal immigration before you were rudely interrupted well i was going to

00:19:15.280 say how good the numbers were by the way we're going back to butler and we're going to go back

00:19:20.600 in october we're all set up and we're the people are fantastic in butler it's a big it's a great area

00:19:26.640 great these are incredible people uh like the three that in the case of cory killed and the other two

00:19:32.800 the the families are i get to know them a little bit and the families are great but we're going back

00:19:38.280 to butler and uh i think i'll probably start by saying uh as i was saying you know prior to being

00:19:46.760 so horribly interrupted yeah but yeah so rudely interrupted by an assassination attempt no but the

00:19:54.280 chart some people have no matter elon the chart was just a chart that in my last week we had the best

00:20:00.440 uh illegal uh immigration numbers meaning stopping uh it was at the lowest you've seen the chart it's

00:20:07.240 become quite a famous yeah but that was the lowest point ever recorded it was a really um i mean i

00:20:14.920 was very proud of those numbers and then you see what happened shut up uh kamala and joe you see what

00:20:21.320 happened they just let it go i had remain in mexico policies i had all these different policies that

00:20:28.120 was so good uh guys like tom holman and brandon judd from border patrol all these are all people that

00:20:36.520 they've been on television they said it's the best numbers we've ever had we had so many different

00:20:40.520 checks catch and release in mexico not the united we had catch and release in the united states we had

00:20:46.360 it in mexico we had so many things we had things where if people many people come in there they have

00:20:52.680 contagious diseases we had everything passed if you have a contagious disease i'm sorry but we can we

00:20:59.640 cannot allow you into the country so we were setting literally good records and uh i all i was doing 0.97

00:21:06.920 is showing that and i i use it sometimes and in this case i'm glad i used it i can tell you that but

00:21:13.480 but there were fantastic numbers but i'm going to sleep with that chart always i'm going to

00:21:18.360 i'll be sleeping with that chart that chart was uh was very important very important for a lot of reasons

00:21:24.520 well i mean i mean would it be accurate to would it be accurate to say that you're supportive of

00:21:29.880 legal immigration um but that but we obviously need to shut down illegal immigration uh and especially 0.55

00:21:37.080 unvetted illegal immigration because you you know and and that's that's not the same as saying that

00:21:41.720 everyone who's an illegal immigrant is bad in fact um i think most people who are illegal immigrants 1.00

00:21:47.080 are actually good but but you can't tell the difference unless there's a solid betting of who comes across

00:21:51.800 the border does is does that does that actually represent your position i say it very simply

00:21:57.720 they have to come in legally they have to be checked yeah because look kamala was the borders 0.99

00:22:04.200 on now she's denying it everything that i do she's saying she was strong on the border

00:22:09.960 we're going to be strong well she doesn't have to say it she could close it up right now they could

00:22:14.120 they could do things right now it's horrible uh no tax on tips and all of a sudden she's making

00:22:20.200 a speech and there will be no tax on tips i said that months ago facts and by the way they had just

00:22:25.160 the opposite you know they had not only tax on tips but they hired 88 000 irs agents and many of

00:22:33.080 them were assigned to go get waitresses and caddies and all of this on tips they have a policy they had

00:22:39.400 a policy they were really going to go after you and we're really harassing people horribly and then

00:22:45.080 all of a sudden for politics she says you know she comes out with with what i said which i think is

00:22:50.120 terrible and i think it's also hitting them very hard these people are fake now they're also saying

00:22:55.080 they did a good job in the border we had the worst numbers in the history of the world not of our 1.00

00:22:59.080 country there's never been a country in history that has had a catastrophe like this we've had i believe

00:23:05.880 and i think you believe this too you know you hear 12 million i believe it's over 20 million people came

00:23:11.640 into our country many coming from jails from prisons from from mental institutions or a bigger version

00:23:19.800 of that is insane asylums and many are terrorists and i'll tell you what they're coming not just from 0.87

00:23:25.800 south america they're coming from africa they're coming from all over the world they're coming from 1.00

00:23:29.800 asia they're coming from the middle east coming from countries that are uh stupidly and horribly 1.00

00:23:38.280 bombing israel october 7th they're coming from all over the world they could and you know you look 0.99

00:23:44.360 at it's so sad october 7th because it should have never happened yeah it's so sad if you look at ukraine

00:23:50.440 it should have never happened we have a defective government these are defective people who's

00:23:55.480 and they're not people that should be running it but where you see it the best is the border because you

00:24:00.280 had you have millions of people coming in a month and then she gets up and she tries to pretend like

00:24:07.880 she's going to do something she had three and a half years and by the way they have another five

00:24:12.120 months that they can do something but they won't do anything it's all talk he's incompetent and he's 0.83

00:24:17.960 incompetent and frankly i think he's more incompetent than he is oh my god i'm saying something 0.87

00:24:23.240 because he's not too good no no no yeah no i i think it's it is essential to have a secure border 0.94

00:24:31.400 i mean you're you're really not a country unless you're not secure um and and secure elections you

00:24:39.320 absolutely secure elections and uh so so it's it's just essential to have a real border or or we can't

00:24:46.120 function as a country and our services you know services are being overwhelmed in a lot of cities

00:24:51.960 um and uh and but i as we were talking about earlier i think uh having um a legal immigration

00:25:00.280 process that is uh smooth and efficient and done well and i you know i'm speaking as someone who is

00:25:06.040 a legal immigrant um and i think that that i mean like one way to think of it is who do you want on

00:25:12.440 your team um you know who like who do you want on team america and and i think we want to just say okay

00:25:19.240 we we want to uh let in people who are gonna you know be great contributors to um our society and to

00:25:28.360 our economy and uh you know and who do you want on the team and it's and and it's not to say that

00:25:35.800 like in in my opinion actually i'd say like probably most of the illegal immigrants actually are are are

00:25:41.320 are actually good hard-working people that's my opinion um but some are not and uh and and you

00:25:48.200 just have this sort of adverse selection process where um you know if if somebody's uh you know if

00:25:56.360 somebody's like uh you know um has a career in in theft or robbery um i don't understand what's

00:26:05.160 taking them so long to get here um because we're such a target rich environment um i mean you know

00:26:12.760 why aren't they why aren't more people who have a career in you know bad things coming here sooner

00:26:19.320 because it's i mean it's a piece of cake to go rob uh you know houses in uh la or new york uh compared

00:26:26.600 to other parts of the world and um and and in a lot of places in america if if if you try to stop

00:26:34.120 the person who's robbing you you'll be arrested so it's it's right i mean what what's happening

00:26:40.920 with crime and our police are so good but they're not allowed to do their job right i have to tell

00:26:45.800 you i hate to say because it's such a downer to say it i hate to say it i hate it but uh you have 0.77

00:26:52.760 a lot of people that just shouldn't be i think it's a much bigger number than you think they're

00:26:57.080 allowing again they're allowing people from their jails and if you were running one of these countries

00:27:01.720 where they're coming from you would have had all of them as an example uh venezuela their crime is 1.00

00:27:08.280 down 72 percent they're taking their drug dealers they're taking frankly they're prisoners they're

00:27:13.560 emptying out their prisons they're taking uh their criminals their murderers their rapists and they're

00:27:19.720 they're delivering them into that's what that's what castor yeah well he did on a much smaller scale

00:27:24.520 you know it was a much smaller scale but this is a massive scale because this is being done worldwide

00:27:29.800 but here's what's happening crime all over the world is down and wait till you see the numbers

00:27:36.280 that we have you know these this is migrant crime this is crime that's going to be and i saw it today 0.99

00:27:41.720 in new york where somebody was knifed where they uh raped the girlfriend of a man that stood there

00:27:47.640 watching in new york in one of the shelters and uh started pulling out the knives and bad things

00:27:53.560 happened today but this is happening every day these are rough people these are people that are in jail

00:27:58.600 for murder and all sorts of things and they're releasing them into our country and they're 0.98

00:28:03.000 telling them if you come back we're going to kill you we're going to give you the death penalty or 0.99

00:28:06.840 kill you so they don't want to come back but these are rough people these are criminals that make our 1.00

00:28:12.040 criminals look like nice people and it's horrible what they're doing and and she's in charge of it 1.00

00:28:17.400 because you know now she's trying to say she had nothing to do with it and she's such a liar because 0.60

00:28:22.520 she was called the borders are the first day and it was on the headlines of every newspaper she's the

00:28:27.080 borders are and she never even went there she went to one location which had nothing to do with

00:28:31.480 yeah where the problem is you know she went in and out i guess because she was getting a lot of 1.00

00:28:35.640 pressure but had nothing to do with the problem yes but she was the borders are and you people can't

00:28:41.480 allow them to get away with their disinformation campaign now she's trying to say that uh she wasn't uh 1.00

00:28:48.920 she wasn't really involved and the whole thing is horrible she was totally in charge she could have

00:28:55.400 shut the border down without him he didn't know what he was doing anyways he wouldn't have even

00:28:58.920 known what happened you could shut the border down he wouldn't even know the difference but uh the fact

00:29:04.600 is that she was borders are but if you don't have to call her that the fact is you could just call her

00:29:10.680 she was in charge of the border and the border was the worst ever it's it's simply not working

00:29:16.280 no it's horrible whether whether it's by whether it's by whether it's a question of of intention or

00:29:23.640 competence either way we we we don't have a secure border and we have people streaming over like it 0.92

00:29:30.040 looks like a world world war z zombie apocalypse at times and you know sometimes you you you gotta

00:29:35.480 sort of wonder like is it real or not so i you know because you see things you're like is it real

00:29:40.600 i i saw i went to the border at eagle pass and i saw for myself in texas and i was like

00:29:45.400 okay it's real i'm like seeing this in real time i actually posted the video like just live i just

00:29:50.120 i just flew there one day and just to see hey is this is this is this made up or real and i'm i'm

00:29:55.400 just seeing people stream across the border and um and i have to say you know at least the people

00:30:00.600 that i saw did not look friendly um you know so these people can look at my video and say hey you know

00:30:06.520 these people look friendly and look super friendly so these are people that elon would not be the

00:30:11.560 same man if he had to walk across the street and look these people in the eye these are rough people 0.99

00:30:16.920 these are really rough people coming across and i know rough people and these are people that we

00:30:22.280 don't want in our country and you know the caravans are coming in and they're putting and and who's

00:30:27.800 doing this is the heads of the countries and you would be doing it and so would i and everyone

00:30:32.600 say oh what a terrible thing to say the fact is it's brilliant for them because they're taking all

00:30:37.880 of their uh bad people really bad people and i hate to say this the reason the numbers are much bigger

00:30:45.880 than you would think is they're also taking their non-productive people now these aren't people that

00:30:50.040 will kill you we have enough of them but these are people that are non-productive they they are just

00:30:56.280 not productive i mean for whatever reason they're not workers or they don't want to work or whatever and 0.97

00:31:01.880 these countries are getting rid of non-productive people in the caravan in many cases and they're

00:31:07.720 also getting rid of their murderers and the drug dealers and the people that are really brutal people

00:31:13.880 and they're coming into our country at levels that have never been seen before right and i saw an ad

00:31:19.160 just before i got on the air i'm walking over here and i saw an ad by kamala saying how she is going to

00:31:27.080 provide border security where has she been for three and a half years for three and a half years

00:31:31.560 yeah no no we have 20 million people it's a terrible yeah i think this frankly i i think this is a

00:31:38.040 fundamental existential issue for the united states um and if we have another four more years of of

00:31:45.560 open borders and it's going to be even worth with another four more years it's going to be even worse

00:31:50.280 than it's been for the past uh you know three and a half years uh i'm not sure we've got a country you

00:31:55.080 don't have a country elon if they get in you will have 50 to 60 million people from all over the

00:32:02.840 world not south america only you know we think of south america we think of honduras and el salvador

00:32:09.640 guatemala and mexico close the border close the border everywhere they're coming in from everywhere

00:32:17.800 and i had to stay in yeah i think this is a this is a super important point like people it's like

00:32:23.160 well basically when i went down there i was like well where are people from it's like it's like almost

00:32:27.240 no one was from mexico no mexico it's just it's just the border it's just the border with mexico but

00:32:32.520 the people coming in it's it's it's earth the rest of earth and and america is is only you know about

00:32:40.440 four four or five percent of the population of earth it would only take a few percent of the rest of 0.62

00:32:44.920 earth to overwhelm everything we're already overwhelmed elon it's we're overwhelmed you

00:32:49.880 had to see the news tonight about new york new york and i love that place and what they're doing

00:32:55.080 to it is horrible what they're doing and all the courts do is they try and focus on trump

00:33:00.360 okay then let's focus on trump who did nothing wrong i complain about a rigged election elon what's

00:33:06.760 happened is unbelievable you have from africa uh from the congo they're coming from the congo and 0.92

00:33:13.640 22 people came in from the congo recently and they're murderers and they dropped them they

00:33:18.840 they drop them they take them out of jails which is very expensive you know they don't do too much

00:33:25.400 maintaining i can tell you but they take them out of jails prisons they take them out and they bring

00:33:30.280 them to the united states they deposit in the united states and say don't ever come back you're going to

00:33:34.760 be executed and they don't want to come back but they won't come back sure but but they're coming from

00:33:40.920 africa they're coming from asia they're coming from the middle east they're coming from south 0.99

00:33:45.800 america they're coming from everywhere and there are a lot of really bad ones it's just uh it's just 1.00

00:33:52.040 it's just an everywhere on earth uh thing and it's just it's just not possible for the united states to

00:33:56.360 absorb you know everyone from earth or you know even a few percent of the rest of earth it's just not

00:34:01.480 possible so we're gonna have just that's that's just to finish this up we're gonna have the largest

00:34:07.960 deportation in history of this country and we have no choice otherwise we're going to have a country

00:34:13.720 what they're what they've done to our country think of it with with you know in venezuela and in some

00:34:20.360 of these other countries crime is down 50 60 70 80 percent because they're all here and you would be 1.00

00:34:25.640 the same you would have you would yeah i'll tell you what venezuela has not gotten rid of all of them 0.76

00:34:30.440 they've gotten rid of about 70 percent of their really bad people their jails are about 50 percent uh

00:34:36.200 uh put into the united states same with other countries some are at 30 percent some are at 50

00:34:42.520 they're all different but the bottom line is they're all going to be at 100 why wouldn't you

00:34:46.360 put a hundred percent yeah that's your mom they're doing it right now while this third rate phony 1.00

00:34:52.280 candidate don't forget i beat i beat biden uh he failed in the debate miserably and you know some people

00:35:01.080 said oh gee it's too bad it's too bad he did so badly or i did well in the debate you know the

00:35:05.560 first night they said wow one of the people at cnn said that was the greatest debate performance

00:35:11.720 i've ever witnessed and then two days later they didn't talk about that they just said he was bad

00:35:16.360 but that's okay that's the way i get treated and i don't mind that at all what i can tell you is this

00:35:21.240 we cannot have a democrat we cannot have her she's incompetent she's as bad as biden in a different 1.00

00:35:26.200 yeah she hasn't done an interview since this whole scam started and say what you want this was a coup 0.91

00:35:35.400 this was a coup of a president of the united states he didn't want to leave and they said we can do it

00:35:39.880 the nice way or we can do it the hard way yeah i'm just oh what they did with this guy and i'm not a fan

00:35:49.320 of his and he was a horrible president the worst president in history and one of the reasons he was 0.75

00:35:53.960 so bad first of all the israeli attack would have never happened russia would never have attacked

00:35:59.160 ukraine and we'd have no inflation and we wouldn't have had the afghanistan mess if you think of it 1.00

00:36:04.280 well and we wouldn't have had everything but we think of it yeah you take a few of those events away

00:36:10.440 and we have a different world we would also have no inflation was caused by oil i swear to god might

00:36:16.280 have told you he's literally right yeah i think you make an excellent point here which is that um when

00:36:21.560 other countries can you know that that are you know are thinking about invading or doing bad things

00:36:26.840 uh when they're thinking about that they're thinking about okay what's the american president

00:36:30.360 going to do and uh do they fear the american president uh or is there someone they they do not

00:36:35.880 respect you gotta do not fear you gotta respect and i think they they do they do they would

00:36:42.280 they have to rightfully be i mean but you know look for the footage of the assassination like okay you

00:36:49.160 know uh bro what am i here it's like don't mess with me i mean that's like but whereas i think

00:36:56.600 people are are not going to be and they obviously have not been at all intimidated by by biden and

00:37:02.440 they certainly will not be intimidated by by kamala and you have to really think about in the context of

00:37:06.920 global security um that's that's that if the if the american president is someone someone that like you

00:37:14.440 you know evil dictators are scared of that makes a huge difference to the security of the world

00:37:20.840 so i had a good relationship with putin despite the russia russia russia hoax that lasted for over

00:37:25.800 two years just a hoax created by hillary clinton and uh adam shifty shift some just bad people you

00:37:32.200 know just sick people frankly i mean shift shift is a sick person he's gonna end up probably being a 0.73

00:37:37.400 senator it's hard to believe the whole thing is hard to believe but uh that you know they put our

00:37:42.360 country in danger with that stuff too they actually when they make up stories you have to fight your

00:37:47.240 way out of it for a long time but i know putin very well i got along with him very well he respected

00:37:53.160 me and it's just one of those things and he would we would talk a lot about ukraine it was the apple of

00:37:59.880 his eye but i said don't ever do it don't ever do it you know i shut down nordstrom too that was the

00:38:05.000 big oil pipeline the biggest i think the biggest pipeline in the world going all over europe i shut it

00:38:09.160 down biden came and then they say i you know i was i loved russia i was a friend of putin and i

00:38:14.520 loved russia no he actually said to me one time he said if you're my friend i'd hate to see you as an

00:38:19.160 enemy i shut down his pipeline the biggest pipeline they were looking at that fund and this this pathetic 0.89

00:38:27.080 president gets in there and the first thing he did one of the early things he did is he shut down

00:38:32.920 he he shut down keystone xl pipeline which is our pipeline that would have employed 48 000

00:38:39.720 people pipeline workers that's true chat shut down this one that was you know a massive job that obama

00:38:47.560 refused to allow yeah i allowed it in my first week because it was job and by the way in a much more

00:38:55.160 friendly way it's underground it's not a truck that catches on fire or a train that catches on fire but

00:39:01.080 think of it he shut down the uh xl pipeline it's a keystone xl pipeline yeah he shuts that down

00:39:09.400 and he approves the russian pipeline yeah it doesn't make any sense it's like inconsistent obama's

00:39:15.960 a really good speaker that's why i thought he was so good if you look into it obama was not good to

00:39:20.280 listeners the he's a really good speaker though the immense importance of of whether the united

00:39:27.240 states president is intimidating or not intimidating um and how much that matters to global security

00:39:33.400 um because uh there's some real tough characters out there and if they don't think the american

00:39:38.520 president is tough they will do what they want to do i know everyone and that's what that's what that

00:39:43.240 puts the whole world in danger i know every one of them and i know him well i know putin i know

00:39:47.960 president chi i know kim jong-un of north korea i know every one of them and let me tell you

00:39:52.600 people will say oh this is terrible he said i'm not saying anything good or bad they're at the top

00:39:58.280 of their game they're tough they're smart they're vicious and they're going to protect their country

00:40:04.120 whether they love their country they probably do it's just a different form of love but they're going

00:40:08.120 to protect their country but these are tough people at the top of their game and when they see a

00:40:12.840 kamala or when they see uh biden sleepy joe they can't even believe it they can't believe this

00:40:19.640 happened all the stuff that you're seeing now all the horror that you look at israel they're all 1.00

00:40:24.920 waiting for an attack from iran iran would not be attacking believe me you know when i was there and

00:40:30.920 i say it with respect because i think we would have been good with iran i don't want to do anything

00:40:36.360 bad to iran but they knew not to mess around iran was broke because i told china if you buy from iran 0.89

00:40:43.320 oil it's all about the oil that's where the money is right but if you buy oil from iran you're not

00:40:48.600 going to do any business with the united states and i meant it and they said we'll pass they didn't

00:40:54.760 buy oil other countries likewise you want to buy you're not doing business with the united states

00:40:59.800 and they they were at a point where they were they had no money for hamas they had no money for hezbollah

00:41:04.920 they had no money for any of these instruments of terror wait and look it was amazing in fact there

00:41:10.760 were articles when i was leaving which is hard to believe actually especially when you look at what's

00:41:15.960 happened to our country our country is so bad right now it's such a different place we were

00:41:20.200 respected think of it four years ago we were so respected to a point where when i said don't buy

00:41:27.480 oil they didn't buy oil but they had no money and israel would have never been attacked it is zero

00:41:33.800 chance and again i said to vladimir putin i said don't do it you can't do it vladimir you do it it's

00:41:39.880 going to be a bad day you cannot do it and i told him things that what i do and he said no way and i

00:41:49.000 said way and you know it's the last time we ever had the conversation he would he would never have

00:41:54.520 done i got along well with him i hope to get along with well with him again you know getting along well

00:41:59.320 with them is a good thing not a bad thing i got along well with yeah jong-un when i met with president

00:42:05.480 obama just before entering you know it's a sort of a ritual and i sat down with him and we talked

00:42:11.480 it was supposed to be for a very short period of time it turned out to be a long period of time

00:42:15.160 i said what's the biggest problem he said north korea i had that problem worked out very quickly

00:42:20.280 it was nasty at the beginning rocket man and you know all the different things yeah all of a sudden

00:42:25.720 i got a call some those were some epic tweets by the way yeah they were no they were epic everything

00:42:30.360 he said he said that he has a red button on his desk i said i have a red button on my desk too but

00:42:36.600 my red button is much bigger and my red button works and then i called him a rocket man of little

00:42:42.280 rocket man anyway here's the bottom line all of a sudden i got a call from him and they said they

00:42:48.360 want to meet they want to meet me and we met yeah as you remember we met in singapore we met also in

00:42:53.320 vietnam and uh i got along with him great we were in no danger but president obama president obama

00:43:00.760 thought we were going to end up in a war a nuclear war with him and let me tell you he's got a lot of

00:43:05.480 nuclear stuff too he's got plenty of nuclear they can do plenty of damage so yes i mean it's because

00:43:12.040 you know i mean people like like kim kim you know kim drawing on they respond to strength not weakness

00:43:18.120 well and uh and he and i had a great relationship you know remember i remember i met him and and

00:43:24.840 we walked onto his land nobody ever walked onto his land before i walked onto it i wouldn't say

00:43:30.120 let's bring up secret service again i wouldn't say they were thrilled when i did that i walked onto

00:43:34.040 his land and uh it was it was an amazing period but we were not in danger with him because of me

00:43:42.120 you know i always say that we have enemies on the outside and we have enemies on the inside we have

00:43:47.560 some really bad people in our government and people that are and controlling of the people

00:43:54.840 i mean i'd mention names but i i don't i really don't want to give the credit but we have some

00:43:58.920 really bad and i say they're more dangerous than russia and china if if you have a smart president a 0.76

00:44:06.200 president that gets it we are not in danger from those countries because they need us and they need

00:44:11.480 our help i mean we forced obama if you think about it obama and biden and bush to a certain extent in

00:44:18.920 all fairness forced russia and china together and if you're a history student the first thing you

00:44:26.360 learn is you cannot let russia and china align but then they also got if you take a look iran and they

00:44:33.640 have north korea that's you know the access of evil in the old days you had the access of evil here

00:44:40.040 we have a modern day access of evil these are powerful countries very heavy nuclear which is 0.82

00:44:46.920 the biggest threat you know the biggest threat is not global warming where the ocean is going to rise

00:44:51.160 one one eighth of an inch over the next 400 years the big and you'll have more you'll have more ocean

00:44:56.680 front property right the biggest threat is not that the biggest threat is nuclear warming

00:45:02.120 because we have five countries now that have significant nuclear power and we have to not 1.00

00:45:08.280 allow anything to happen with stupid people like biden you know biden uh did something with russia 1.00

00:45:16.360 there was no chance of him ever going in and when i left and then then after i left they started forming 1.00

00:45:22.520 big armies on their on the border with ukraine right and i looked at that and i thought he was doing

00:45:28.440 that because putin's a good negotiator i thought he was doing that to negotiate but then biden started 0.95

00:45:33.320 saying such stupid things for instance he said that uh it can be a nato country now put russia for 0.95

00:45:42.040 for as long as there's been nato has said we're never going to agree to that 1.00

00:45:46.360 and we go right up front and say that and we did things and said things through this president with a

00:45:52.040 low iq very low iq he had a low iq 30 years ago by the way but now he might not even have a iq at

00:45:58.360 all there's no there's nothing on the board that goes this low he said things that were 0.98

00:46:04.840 so stupid that that that war would have been that war had zero chance of happening if i were there 0.98

00:46:11.800 zero chance he was saying everything the opposite everything the opposite and it's so sad because 1.00

00:46:19.160 many more people have been killed in ukraine than you read about you don't read about how

00:46:22.920 bloody it is and how does that hey look just in the two armies you lost a half a million people

00:46:27.640 wow and uh and you know ukraine's having a hard time ukraine i don't know if you saw the article

00:46:33.160 recently and it's you don't hear the true story but if you think about it uh russia's gone you know

00:46:40.040 russia defeated germany with us and they defeated napoleon you know they've been around a long time

00:46:45.320 they're a big fighting force and it's very unfair and ukraine now doesn't have enough men they're now

00:46:52.360 using young men and very old men to fight and it's it we're in a very bad position and i'm not going 0.99

00:47:00.280 to blame exclusively but i can tell you i could have stopped that and a smart president could have stopped

00:47:06.040 that it wouldn't have happened but we had we had a man that actually made it it made it more prevalent 1.00

00:47:12.040 it it it was so bad the words that he was using the stupid threats coming from a stupid face 1.00

00:47:20.120 that that he was using i said this guy's going to cause this war he's going to cause this and let me 1.00

00:47:24.920 tell you it can lead to world war three that can lead to world war three the middle east can lead to

00:47:29.560 we have numerous places that could end up in world war three right now for no reason whatsoever i think

00:47:36.040 you're right i think i think people under underrate the risk of world war three sure the the you know

00:47:43.000 when looking at the risk of global thermonuclear warfare it's game over for humanity and you know

00:47:49.160 that's it's something that people have i think after the end of the cold war people have become

00:47:54.120 complacent about but they're actually have forgotten that there are currently a lot of nuclear missiles

00:48:00.360 that that that are cut that that have targeting parameters for the united states and other countries

00:48:05.160 and one of the things we're gonna do is we're gonna build an iron dome over us we're you know

00:48:09.240 israel has it we're gonna have the best iron dome in the world we need it and we're gonna make it all

00:48:13.880 in the united states but we're gonna have we're gonna have protection because it just takes one

00:48:18.440 maniac to you know start something we're gonna have protection and we're gonna have why shouldn't

00:48:22.760 we have an iron dome israel has one some other places have one that nobody even knows what does an iron

00:48:28.120 dome do but uh israel has it we're gonna have an iron dome but you know with all of that being said to me

00:48:33.960 that's so important the most important but with all of that being said the election's coming up

00:48:39.480 and the people want to hear about the economy and the fact that they can't buy groceries because

00:48:44.520 they don't have enough money to buy groceries the inflation has killed them food prices are up 50 60 1.00

00:48:50.040 even 100 percent in some cases and this this stupid administration allowed this to happen 0.99

00:48:58.120 and that's the thing that people most care about in my opinion they care about the border a lot 0.98

00:49:02.440 and we discuss the border at great length it's nice to have a forum like this where i can discuss

00:49:07.080 something at length and by the way you think biden could do this interview do you think that

00:49:16.120 they don't need elon they don't need elon screaming out questions it's it's pretty sad when you think

00:49:24.040 that somebody that does this for a living can't answer a question or is afraid to do an interview

00:49:29.000 and in her case with a very friendly interview she's got all friendly interviewers it's pretty

00:49:33.800 yes absolutely the big thing now is the economy elon and as much as yeah i mean i view nuclear

00:49:39.560 is the single most important thing but a lot of people don't a lot of people don't understand that

00:49:43.400 but it doesn't have to if i understand that that's all you need because if i was president you're not

00:49:48.600 going to have that kind of a problem but the the thing that they really is making them angry is what

00:49:54.280 kamala and biden have allowed to happen to the economy it's a disaster with inflation the inflation

00:50:02.680 it doesn't matter what you make the inflation is eating you alive if you're a worker or if you're a a

00:50:08.760 uh just a a middle income person you can't afford you know four years ago five years ago people were

00:50:15.800 saving a lot of money today they're using all their money and borrowing money just to live

00:50:20.600 it's it's a horrible thing that's happening and we'll end that well i think a lot of yeah a lot

00:50:26.920 of people just don't understand that don't understand where inflation comes from um inflation comes from

00:50:31.560 government overspending because the checks never bounce when it's written by the government so if the

00:50:35.960 if the government uh spends far more than it brings in that increases the money supply

00:50:41.880 money supply increases faster than the rate of goods and services that's inflation um

00:50:46.200 um really we need to have uh we need to reduce our government spending um and we need to re-examine

00:50:55.080 i think we i think we need like a government efficiency commission to say like hey where are

00:50:59.000 we spending money that's sensible where is it not sensible um and and we need to live within our our

00:51:04.040 means we're adding uh i think a trillion dollars to the deficit uh every roughly every hundred days

00:51:11.800 um and you know the the interest payments on the national debt have now exceed the defense budget

00:51:18.040 it's on the order of a trillion dollars it's interest and it's and it keeps it keeps going

00:51:21.800 i rebuilt our military largely rebuilt our military did a great job on it which was so important you

00:51:26.680 know we had jets we had fighters that were uh and bombers that were 70 years old and we we did a great

00:51:32.680 job in that then we by the way then we gave 85 billion of it back to afghanistan if you can believe it

00:51:38.280 we gave them 85 billion you know they're one of the largest sellers of military equipment in the

00:51:43.160 world they're selling what we gave them that was one of the most embarrassing days in the history of

00:51:48.680 our country but uh if you think about go let's go back to the uh the economy we have to bring energy

00:51:56.360 prices down energy started at the price of gasoline now your cars don't require too much gasoline so

00:52:03.320 you know you're you have a good and you do make a great product i have to say i have to be honest

00:52:07.720 with you that doesn't mean everybody should have an election but these are minor details but your

00:52:12.760 product is incredible but but the gasoline elon is the cost of energy not only gasoline it's the cost

00:52:20.280 of heating your house and cooling your house that has to come down it it's gone up a hundred percent

00:52:27.160 a hundred and fifty and two hundred percent and that has to come down when that comes down and we're

00:52:32.760 going to drill baby drill you know they stopped drilling and then they went back to drilling

00:52:37.880 because they went back to the trump policy but if they won the day after they get into office

00:52:44.040 we're gonna this country will go out of business because they're going to go to an energy policy

00:52:49.160 that's not sustainable wind he likes different things you're not gonna have anything and and i know

00:52:55.000 you're a big fan of the ai and i have to say that ai and this is shocking to me but ai requires twice

00:53:03.720 the energy that the country already produces for everything that's crazy so you're gonna have to

00:53:08.840 build we're gonna have to build a lot of energy if our country will be competitive with china because 1.00

00:53:14.280 that's our primary competitor for this on the ai you're going to need a lot of electricity you're

00:53:20.200 going to need tremendous electricity like almost double what we produce now for the whole country

00:53:26.280 if you can believe it sure um well just go you know back to this like the this this basic thing which

00:53:34.440 that people try to make it sound complicated but it's not but inflation is caused by government

00:53:37.800 overspending um would you would you agree that that we need to take a look at government spending

00:53:43.000 and and and and have perhaps a government efficiency commission uh that that just look tries to make

00:53:50.040 the spending sensible and so the country lives within its means just like just like a person the waste is

00:53:55.000 incredible and it's nobody negotiates prices you used to have a lot of people making jets and you end

00:54:01.960 up with two companies and they'll probably try and merge at some point you i mean i i went through it

00:54:07.640 like air for just a thing like air force one one of the first documents they asked me to sign a general

00:54:13.640 auction sir will you please sign this document what is it air force one that's with boeing which is

00:54:19.080 basically two planes two seven forty sevens and the price was five point seven billion dollars for

00:54:24.920 two planes now now they're highly sophisticated they're even nicer than your plane okay but much more

00:54:30.680 sophisticated they're very i won't say what's on it but they got a lot of stuff on it anyway but it's

00:54:35.400 five point seven i it's a crazy number but i said i'm not going to pay five point seven i'm not going

00:54:41.080 to do it i said who made the deal obama and his people i said well then i know the deal's no good

00:54:46.040 i'm not going to do it and over the course of about four weeks by my saying i'm not going to do it

00:54:52.200 i got the price reduced by 1.6 billion dollars for the exact same plane other than we had a nicer

00:54:58.280 paint job if you want to know the truth but for the exact same plane i got i saved one and i said to

00:55:04.200 boeing man you guys must make a lot of money if you can reduce the price by that but now what i do

00:55:09.640 here is that they're going back to the uh biden administration and wanting big cost overruns you 0.53

00:55:16.440 know because they see these dopey suckers in there and they'll end up getting uh some of the money back 0.93

00:55:21.880 but i saved it by 1.6 billion dollars for the exact same plane and and you can now take that and 0.76

00:55:28.120 multiply that out times thousands of other items multiply it yeah the numbers are astronomical i

00:55:34.440 agree with you well uh i mean if so so i mean i mean i think it'd be great to just have a government

00:55:42.360 efficiency commission that takes a look at uh at these things and and just ensures that the taxpayer

00:55:48.520 money there to the taxpayers are hard-earned money is spent in a good way um and and i'd i'd be happy to

00:55:55.960 help out on such a commission i'd love it if it were foam well you you're the greatest cutter

00:56:00.600 i mean i look at what you do you walk in and you just say you want to quit they go on strike

00:56:05.640 i won't mention that why don't you go on strike and you say that's okay you're all gone you're all

00:56:11.080 gone so every one of you is gone and you are the greatest you would be very good oh you would love

00:56:15.480 it but you know if you look at arjun by the way congratulations i just looked at the number of

00:56:20.920 people that are listening to you and i chat we'll call it a chat but uh congratulations this is very

00:56:27.240 good i mean it's great it's and and you're an interesting character you know the uh new head of

00:56:35.400 a place called argentina and he was he's a big you know he's great and he's a big maga fan you know

00:56:42.040 that he ran on maga and he took it to an extreme too he ran on maga and i hear he's doing really a

00:56:48.920 terrific job it's called make argentina great again it worked out perfectly he came and they 0.90

00:56:53.640 bought a lot of hats he brought over but he's he's doing a big job he really cut and i'm hearing

00:57:00.040 they're starting to do pretty well inflation's getting down you know they had like two thousand

00:57:04.040 percent and they had inflation like what do you say what do you say normal inflation they had the 0.97

00:57:09.640 real deal we're gonna have that pretty dumb ass we have i think we have the worst inflation we've 0.97

00:57:15.480 had in a hundred years they say it's 48 years i don't believe it i think we have the worst they 0.98

00:57:20.520 don't include a lot of the items that should be included you know yeah well it's it's it's it's just

00:57:26.600 from from government overspending and not just not spending taxpayer money yeah effectively and and

00:57:32.680 having you know just depart like so many departments you can't even name them all um and what malay is

00:57:39.720 doing um is you know he's he's cutting government spending he's simplifying things he's uh having

00:57:47.240 you're putting in regulations that make sense and i and and and we're argentina overnight is experiencing

00:57:54.680 uh a giant improvement in prosperity but but it's also a lesson for the united states which is that um

00:58:02.280 argentina used to be one of the most prosperous countries in the world

00:58:05.720 bats you know in in the i think in the 30s 40s and and because of bad government policy it ruined

00:58:13.240 the country and and if you take venezuela for example venezuela should be incredibly prosperous

00:58:19.320 they they have you know phenomenal uh reserves of uh everything all everything and uh it should be

00:58:26.920 prosperous but if the government's wrong it it impoverishes the people and so i think we should

00:58:32.760 not be complacent in the united states and thinking that and taking out prosperity for granted

00:58:37.560 because if with bad government policy we can run the country into the ground and that that's that's

00:58:43.240 just something people should bear in mind don't take prosperity for granted well think of education

00:58:47.800 so we're ranked at the bottom of every list of the top 40. we're ranked number 40 number 38 uh

00:58:54.920 norway uh switzerland sweden different countries are ranked good actually china's pretty close

00:59:02.520 to the top there are top six or seven but we're ranked at the bottom almost at the bottom 38 39 40

00:59:09.960 in other words horrible and yet we spend more per pupil than any other country in the world so we spend

00:59:15.080 more and what i'm going to do one of the first acts and this is where i i need an elon musk i need

00:59:20.520 somebody that has a lot of strength and courage and smarts i want to close up department of education

00:59:26.200 move education back to the states where where states like iowa where states like idaho you know

00:59:34.200 not every state will do great because states that basically aren't doing good now you look at

00:59:40.120 gavin newscombe the governor of california he uh he's terrible he does a terrible job so he's not going to

00:59:46.680 do great with education but of the of the 50 i would bet that 35 would do great and 15 of them or

00:59:57.080 you know 20 of them will be as good as norway you know norway is considered great uh you can name them

01:00:03.480 i mean just they're so good some of these countries are so good but if if you go into some of these

01:00:09.560 really well-run states you know we have states that don't know what debt is we have states that are have

01:00:14.840 low taxes no debt everybody work you know they're really well run and maybe they have certain

01:00:21.480 advantages in terms of location in terms of you know the land or the the sun right the sun and the

01:00:27.160 water and the whole thing you know there are a lot of advantages that some people but if you moved

01:00:31.800 education back to the 50 you'll have some that won't do well but you'll have but they'll actually

01:00:37.320 be forced to do better because it'll be a pretty bad situation but yeah if you think about it yeah

01:00:42.360 you'll have some of these states i'll bet you'd have 30 35 states it'll be much better and you know

01:00:47.560 what it'll cost less than half what it is in in washington right these people don't care about

01:00:53.880 the students in these you know far away states and it will be it'd be unbelievable yeah i think

01:01:00.280 you're making a good point in that um if the states have to have to if if each individual if each

01:01:06.200 state has to compete against other states then then people will naturally move to to states where

01:01:12.360 it's better well like california you know as we said it's it's a badly run state i could go

01:01:17.640 through i got so many friends that are in those states even if they're democrats i hate to mention 0.76

01:01:22.200 certain states but illinois is badly run with pritzker he's a he's a real loser but but you know 0.57

01:01:28.440 some of these places are just badly run but you know it's almost going to force them to run better

01:01:34.440 and they won't do a good initially but but can you're not going to do worse than you're doing right now

01:01:39.880 and i would say that the cost you would cut your cost by 50 or 60 percent and you'd have a little

01:01:45.960 monitor you know you want to make sure they're teaching english as an example you know give us

01:01:49.640 a little english right sure right no but i mean i mean some of these governors are like are doing so

01:01:56.440 badly i mean they they got so many people moving out of their state they should they should get you

01:02:00.520 whole salesman of the year award because they're driving so much you will it's actually amazing people

01:02:06.040 people move it out isn't it amazing to you as a businessman that they can even survive like

01:02:11.640 illinois so many people are leaving and you wonder how do they survive i mean how do they survive uh

01:02:18.680 i saw where you left california and you moved to texas texas does a great job uh but you know i mean

01:02:25.560 i just wonder how do these states survive when big businesses a big oil company just left california

01:02:32.520 as you know and they moved to texas how do these big states survive when they lose so many businesses

01:02:39.880 and their taxes are already really high you know the taxes are among the highest taxes you you almost

01:02:45.400 wonder how do they how do they continue on and in many cases the governors don't do a good job in

01:02:51.080 their crime-ridden places you wonder how do they continue to just go on it's it's not it's not a good

01:02:57.640 situation i mean i think the thing that's the only thing that's going to force some of these

01:03:02.280 states to change is if they risk bankruptcy and they're not getting bailed out by the federal

01:03:05.880 government right well that's the only thing that's going to get them changed you remember the area in

01:03:11.400 california where they had that where i guess uh somebody had sticky fingers and they stole a lot of

01:03:16.440 money and uh they went into a form of chapter and it was very nasty for a period of time but now it's

01:03:24.680 probably the most popular place in all of california so so you know at some point something like that

01:03:30.440 may have to happen right but the problem is uh you can't penalize people that loan money to the state

01:03:37.080 when you have incompetent people like a pritzker look the family didn't want him in the family business 1.00

01:03:42.760 and uh then he ends up being governor of illinois so you know what is he gonna be is he gonna be a

01:03:47.480 great governor and uh you know you have people i could name every one of them i got to know every one of

01:03:52.840 of these and some are very good and some are just horrible right well i think that i mean that larger

01:03:58.360 point here to you know as you're saying like that you know a lot of people are concerned about the

01:04:01.880 economy a lot of people concerned about inflation and inflation is effectively a tax on people that

01:04:06.680 that that save money and and for people that are working day to day it's it's it's just it's just a

01:04:12.440 form of taxation um and uh and if we can solve the government spending problem we'll solve the

01:04:17.800 inflation problem which means people will have a better standard of living and that's that's a really

01:04:21.720 big deal the people that got hurt worse are the people that did it the way they were taught to do

01:04:26.920 it all through you know their younger life and their their young life and their whole life the

01:04:32.760 people that saved money and then they got no interest on their money and inflation destroyed them and

01:04:39.720 frankly they were almost better off if they didn't do anything like that i mean those people have been

01:04:43.880 absolutely decimated and we're going to bring those people back and help those people we've got to get

01:04:48.600 the prices down you know when i look at bacon costing five four or five times more than it did

01:04:54.360 a few years ago when when you look at some of the food products and and grocery stores people go they

01:04:59.080 can't believe it they used to be able to buy a whole cart and today you know a lot of people just don't

01:05:05.480 have the money they go in and they can't buy anything they they looked at yeah it's sticker shock they

01:05:11.320 call it sticker shock right i i think it really just comes like i said things just comes down to

01:05:15.800 to to to really i guess to really two things which is is that if you solve government overspending

01:05:21.160 you solve inflation which improves loving standards of the of the average person and then and then if

01:05:26.840 if you uh deregulate like have sensible regulations so because a lot of the regulations are nonsensical and

01:05:33.240 and cause uh the cost to be extreme for no reason and but unless you've got how much regulation like

01:05:40.520 reagan did did a great job on deregulation in the 80s but it's been 40 years since we hadn't

01:05:45.240 that's right anyone you really i mean during your administration we made some progress but i think

01:05:51.320 the opportunity to make i think radical progress with sensible regulation um and uh and and if

01:05:58.600 those two things yeah those are the big deal we set a record we said we did more deregulation and more

01:06:06.360 uh restrictions on all of the different businesses than any other president remember i had the rule for

01:06:12.680 every one we put in you have to get rid of at 10 or 12 and we we did radical cuts on all of that and

01:06:19.400 a lot of that's being put back by this administration and we did radical cuts and things that weren't

01:06:24.440 necessary but we were we were all set you know we had the best economy ever maybe in the world and then

01:06:31.560 what happened is covet came in and we had a focus on that and nobody knew what it was and i always say i

01:06:38.040 got good marks on economy good marks on military we knocked out isis we did so many different things

01:06:42.760 we rebuilt but you know i never got the credit that we really deserved on what we did with with

01:06:49.640 covet we never got the credit but uh we were if had that not happened a gift from china from wuhan uh

01:06:57.640 came in from wuhan the wuhan labs and i always said it and it turned out to be right but had that not

01:07:04.200 not had that not happened we were set to start reducing uh debt we're going to reduce taxes

01:07:10.120 further i gave the largest tax cuts and we were going to reduce taxes still further for middle income

01:07:14.920 people not only businesses but we did it for businesses because they're the ones that that's

01:07:19.240 why we had the great job numbers but we were set to really start reducing debt and you know we we're

01:07:26.200 sitting on the the biggest pile of liquid gold anywhere in the world bigger than saudi arabia bigger than

01:07:32.840 russia and we were going to drill and we were going to make so much money we were going to supply

01:07:37.160 europe with oil i had stopped the russian pipeline and we were going to supply them with oil and gas we

01:07:42.760 were going to we were going to make a fortune and then uh the covet came in and we had a we really had

01:07:50.440 to divert then what happened is when they came in you know we we kept a lot of businesses alive if i

01:07:55.320 didn't do what we did we would have had a 1929 type depression but the problem is when biden came in

01:08:01.080 he got trillions of dollars and just started spending it stupidly you didn't need it anymore

01:08:06.360 you know we got over that bad period where it was everybody was dying and you know it was it was just 0.95

01:08:13.080 not a good period interestingly uh you know during his administration many more people died during his

01:08:21.000 administration of covet than during my administration and we really got the brunt of it but people don't

01:08:27.240 realize more people died during his administration than ours but it diverted us from doing what i

01:08:33.400 wanted to do but we had the greatest for you know almost three years we had been great and you know

01:08:38.840 that probably better than anybody so many of your friends said to me the best years we've ever had in

01:08:44.680 business were during the trump years facts and also said that uh african american uh hispanic american

01:08:53.720 were so incredible they were having the best asian american women men young people without a diploma

01:09:00.760 young people that graduated from the best colleges from from mit from the wharton school from all of

01:09:07.480 the great colleges harvard they were doing better and people without a diploma were doing better and

01:09:13.320 everybody was was happy and then covet came and we had we had the problem is they spent trillions and

01:09:19.640 trillions of dollars they wasted they shouldn't have taken any money and we wouldn't be having

01:09:24.840 inflation right now which is killing our country yeah yeah yeah absolutely i mean i should probably

01:09:30.440 say something about like you know maybe my views on you know climate change and oil and gas um because

01:09:36.920 uh i think i'm probably different from what most people would assume um because i my views are actually

01:09:43.880 pretty i think moderate in this regard which is that i i don't think we should vilify the oil and gas

01:09:49.400 industry and the people that have worked very hard in those industries to provide the necessary energy

01:09:54.920 to support the economy and and if we were to stop using oil and gas right now uh we would all be

01:10:00.280 starving and the economy would collapse uh so it's you know i don't think it's right to sort of

01:10:06.040 vilify the oil and gas industry um and and i and i you know the world the world has a certain demand for

01:10:12.920 oil and gas and it's probably better if the united states provides that than than than some other

01:10:17.240 countries um and and it would it would help with prosperity in the u.s um and at the same time

01:10:23.320 obviously my view is is like we do over time want to move to um a sustainable energy economy because

01:10:29.640 eventually you do run out of i mean you run out of oil and gas it's it's not there for it's not infinite

01:10:35.640 um and there is there is some risk i think it's not the risk is not as as high as uh you know a lot of

01:10:43.400 people say it is with respect to global warming but i think if if you if you just keep increasing

01:10:47.960 the parts per million in the atmosphere uh long enough eventually it actually simply gets

01:10:52.200 uncomfortable uh to breathe people don't realize this if if you go to if you go past a thousand

01:10:58.120 parts per million of of co2 uh you start getting headaches and nausea um and so we're we're now in

01:11:05.400 the sort of 400 range we're adding i think about roughly two parts per million per year so i mean

01:11:11.800 still gives us so what it means is like we still have quite a bit of time um but but so there's not

01:11:18.200 like we don't need to to rush and we don't need to like you know stop farmers from farming or you know

01:11:24.360 uh prevent people from having steaks or right basic stuff like that like like you can leave the farmers

01:11:30.360 alone i agree how crazy is that where i mean you have farmers that are not allowed to farm anymore and

01:11:36.040 have to get rid of their cattle and the whole the whole world is a little crazy but it's largely taken

01:11:41.960 its lead from us i i do say though i've heard in terms of the fossil fuel because even to uh create

01:11:51.080 your electric car and create the electricity needed for the electric car you know fossil fuel is what

01:11:57.000 really creates that at the generating plants and you know so you sort of can't get away from it at this

01:12:02.600 moment i mean someday you might be able to but i do hear we have anywhere from a hundred to five

01:12:07.320 hundred years left you know much of it hasn't even been found yet yeah but there are tremendous

01:12:12.280 like anwar i got anwar in alaska approved ronald reagan couldn't do it nobody could do it everybody

01:12:18.440 tried nobody could do it i got it approved the first thing that biden did was unimprove it it get to

01:12:25.400 get rid of it he uh ended his uh his secretary went in and she ended it and what a what a disgrace

01:12:34.040 that's anwar that's bigger or they they think it could be bigger than saudi arabia in alaska

01:12:39.400 could be bigger than saudi arabia but they went in and they terminated it and i'll get it going very

01:12:44.920 quickly because not only is it big for alaska i mean you talk about economic development

01:12:49.720 that for the united states i mean that that is they say bigger than saudi arabia or the same size

01:12:56.840 and pure really good stuff and you know they end it so i think we have you know perhaps hundreds of

01:13:04.600 years left nobody really knows but during that yeah come around yeah very good yeah well i mean

01:13:13.080 my my answer would be you know a little more aggressive than that but it's not the sort of

01:13:18.200 like we're all going to die in five years stuff that that's obviously bs um good but i mean my view

01:13:24.280 is like if you just look at sort of the pause per million uh that increments every year you know you

01:13:29.000 get sort of two or three pause per million every year of co2 uh i mean my i i think some of that it's

01:13:36.440 problematic if it accelerates if you start going from two or three to say five and then there may be

01:13:41.720 some situations where uh you get uh just a step change increase in the co2 um and and i i think

01:13:50.680 you we don't we don't want to get too close to a thousand uh ppm because like that's that's actually

01:13:56.600 makes it uncomfortable to to to to breathe like just existing in a thousand ppm co2 is uncomfortable

01:14:03.640 that's like a that's considered like an industrial hazard right just so so it's you know that that's

01:14:11.000 that's actually start getting headaches and stuff so it's even without global warming it's not it's

01:14:15.320 not comfortable you don't want to get too close to that but i i mean i think we've got i think we

01:14:20.920 want to just move over and like and if if i don't know 50 to 100 years from now we're um we're i don't

01:14:28.600 know mostly uh sustainable i think that'll probably be okay um so it's it's it's not like the the house

01:14:35.560 is on on fire immediately but it i think it it is something we we need to to move towards and on

01:14:42.440 you know on balance it's probably better to move there a faster than slower but i said without

01:14:49.560 following the oil and gas industry uh and and and without causing hardship in the short term i think

01:14:55.640 this can be done um with without you know if people could still have you know a stake and they can still

01:15:03.960 it drive gasoline cars and this you know it's it's okay it's like it's not i don't think we should

01:15:09.160 vilify people for it but i think we should just just generally lean in the direction of of sustainability

01:15:15.080 um and uh i actually think solar is going to be a majority of of us uh energy generation uh in the

01:15:23.160 future and it's certainly trending that way and and so you get the solar power um mind that with with

01:15:29.000 with batteries so because obviously the sun doesn't shine at night and uh and then you use

01:15:33.640 that to charge the electric cars and you have a long-term sustainable solution and you know that's

01:15:38.920 that's what tesla is trying to move things towards and i think we've made a lot of progress and progress

01:15:42.600 in that regard but when you look at our cars we we like we don't believe that environmentalism that

01:15:48.200 caring about the environment should mean that you have to suffer so we make sure that our cars are

01:15:52.600 are beautiful that they drive well that they're fast they're you know sexy i mean they're they're

01:15:57.160 cool in fact literally i made this sexy joke model s model three model x and y spells out sexy it's

01:16:02.760 probably the most expensive joke out there um but i you know i just i don't know i like cheesy humor you

01:16:08.200 know so um and but but i'm like i'm i'm a big fan of like let's have an inspiring future and let's uh

01:16:15.880 let's work towards you know a better future and and and we can do so without demonizing right i'm i'm

01:16:22.040 okay you know it's very interesting uh you use the word global warming and today they use the word

01:16:27.320 climate change because you know you have some places that go up and you said so they were getting

01:16:31.560 themselves in a little trouble with the the word global warming because not every place is warming some

01:16:35.960 places are going the opposite direction but uh you know i'm sort of waiting for you to come up with

01:16:41.640 solar panels on the roofs of your cars and on the trunks of the cars and it just seems like something

01:16:47.000 that at some point you will come up with i'm sure you'll be the first but it would seem that a solar

01:16:52.120 panel on on the roofs you know on flat surfaces on certain surfaces might be good yeah at least in

01:16:57.880 certain areas of the country where you have the or the world where you have the sun but i would i would

01:17:03.320 think and i have no idea because that's not my world but i would think that this would be something

01:17:08.520 that would be interesting but you know the one thing that i don't understand is that people talk

01:17:13.640 about global warming or they talk about climate change but they never talk about nuclear warming

01:17:19.720 and for me that's an immediate problem because you have as i said five countries where you have major

01:17:26.040 nuclear and and you know probably some others are getting there and that's very dangerous that's where you

01:17:31.720 need a strong american president because you just you don't want to have this proliferation but you

01:17:36.920 have five countries and getting more you know china is much less than us right now but they're they're

01:17:43.320 going to catch us sooner than people think they're way lower russia and us are number one and we're sort

01:17:50.680 of tied and china is far behind but they're developing at a level that you know you're not surprised to hear

01:17:56.360 very fast it's gonna they'll end up catching up maybe even surpassing but to me the biggest problem

01:18:03.480 is not uh climate change it's not and and and everything's you know a problem but it's degrees

01:18:10.280 to me the big problem is the nuclear power the power of nuclear is so great and when i talk about

01:18:18.680 i'll prevent world war three uh i will but but the truth is that you have to because this is no longer

01:18:25.480 army tanks going back and forth and shooting at each other this is yeah a level of destruction and

01:18:30.760 power that nobody's ever seen before yeah and actually there's the bad side of nuclear which

01:18:37.880 is a nuclear war very bad side but there's there's also i think um nuclear electricity generation is

01:18:44.360 underrated you're right um and it's actually you know people have this fear of nuclear um nuclear

01:18:50.120 electricity generation um but but it's actually one of the safest forms of electricity generation

01:18:55.640 it's it's just a huge misunderstanding um and uh if you look at the injuries and deaths you know caused

01:19:01.880 by say i mean i'm not going to pick on coal mining but just any kind of mining operation um and uh

01:19:07.960 there's a certain number of of injuries desperate per year uh you compare that to nuclear nuclear is

01:19:13.080 actually uh way better um so it's underrated as a as an electricity source and i think it's it's something

01:19:18.520 that's worth reconsidering but there's so much regulation that people can't get it done um so

01:19:23.800 that you know maybe they'll have to change the name the name is just it's a rough name there are some

01:19:28.520 areas like yes like when you see what happened in the bad branding you have to rebrand it we'll have

01:19:33.320 to give it a good name we'll name it after you or something you know um no hey it has a branding

01:19:39.640 problem you know when you see what happened it does have a branding problem when you see what happened

01:19:43.880 in japan where they say you won't be able to go on the land for about three thousand years did you

01:19:48.440 ever say that and in russia where they had the problem where they you know the there's a lot of

01:19:53.320 bad things happened and uh they have a problem and they say that in two thousand years people will

01:19:58.520 start to occupy the land again you know you realize it's pretty bad but that's not true but there's

01:20:03.560 you're right about it it's amazing it's actually not that bad so so like after fokushima happened in

01:20:08.360 japan like people were asking me in california you know are we worried about like a nuclear cloud

01:20:14.520 coming from japan i'm like no that's it's not even dangerous in fokushima i actually flew there

01:20:19.880 and and and ate locally grown vegetables on tv to prove it um and and i donated a a a solar water

01:20:27.480 treatment yeah it's a solar power is that the place with the radiation jet and um yeah but you haven't

01:20:32.360 been feeling so well lately and i'm worried about it no no but i mean i'm only kidding i'm fine you

01:20:37.240 know it's like uh you know uh hiroshima and nagasaki were bombed but now they're they're like full

01:20:43.880 cities again so it's really not something that you know um so it's not it's not as scary as people

01:20:50.360 think basically but um let's see i mean i mean are there some other topics we should touch on um oh you

01:20:56.600 know like lawfare i think you know we need to be concerned about what they've done to this country

01:21:01.960 obviously yeah yeah well we just won the big case in florida this was a biden administration

01:21:08.360 did something that's never been done in this country and that's go after their political opponent

01:21:13.480 me with this nonsense uh and just nonsense and the big case in florida we won but they've always

01:21:20.600 they always pick a uh judge and a jury and they use local da's they use the local uh uh attorney

01:21:27.160 generals like fani you know fani spelled f-a-n-i fani and it's it's all a big hoax and it's all run 0.87

01:21:35.800 from there like in manhattan uh the one of the top people from the justice department went in ran

01:21:42.200 manhattan ran the state the letitia james deal was run by a person from the department of justice biden 0.99

01:21:49.320 they've never done this before and they set up a very bad precedent it's it's called lawfare warfare

01:21:57.240 it's uh it's a terrible thing and never happened in our country it does happen in banana republics 1.00

01:22:03.080 and third world countries but it's never happened and the incredible thing is it actually drove my

01:22:09.080 numbers up because people see you know fortunately i have a platform like you or you know in all

01:22:15.400 fair it's like a conversation like this where i can talk about it and people understand i mean you

01:22:20.760 you fight for election integrity and you end up getting indicted because you're fighting for

01:22:25.960 election integrity and when the day comes that you can't fight for election integrity you don't have

01:22:30.680 a country anymore so what happens what happens is they went after their political opponent me

01:22:36.600 now biden's uh you know close to vegetable stage in my opinion okay i looked at him today on the beach

01:22:44.200 and i said why would anybody allow him the guy could barely walk why would anybody allow him

01:22:50.760 does he have a political advisor that thinks this looks good uh you know he thinks this looks good 0.72

01:22:55.880 because it looks so bad and it's it's ridiculous i mean and he's been doing that for a long time you

01:23:03.560 know he can't lift the chair the chair weighs about three ounces it's meant for children and old people

01:23:08.440 to lift and uh he can't lift it the whole thing is great it's clearly i mean it's clearly like we

01:23:15.000 just don't have a president you don't have a president and she's going to be worse than him 0.90

01:23:18.840 because she is a san francisco liberal who destroyed san francisco and then as attorney general she 1.00

01:23:26.840 destroyed california you talk about location and we're talking about the sun and the water and all

01:23:32.040 there's nothing better than california she has destroyed that she was the original d.a she was 0.99

01:23:38.120 the original in san francisco she was the original black men what she has done to california is 0.99

01:23:45.400 well you know better than i do you just left california for a lot of those reasons and what

01:23:50.680 she's done with with crime with with cashless bail where you kill somebody i mean we have states there 0.56

01:23:58.280 you kill somebody and they let you out right away i mean you don't have to even put up and then they

01:24:02.040 never find the people unless they kill again and then they let them out again our country is becoming 0.97

01:24:07.880 a very dangerous place it's not illegal and she is a radical left san francisco liberal and now she's 1.00

01:24:14.200 trying to protect now she's looking like she's she wants to be more trump than trump if that's possible 0.95

01:24:20.520 i don't think it's possible but she wants to be more trump than trump yeah i want a wall i think that's

01:24:25.880 you know she wants to release all the prisoners that are in detention and some of these guys are

01:24:30.520 really bad right that just came out today she wants she doesn't want to build the wall even though 1.00

01:24:35.640 the walls work walls and wheels you know in your business everything you do is obsolete almost or not

01:24:40.760 the tunnels but everything is obsolete even your rocket ships they're like a month later they're

01:24:45.880 obsolete you find a better way to the only thing that's not obsolete is a wall and a wheel and the

01:24:51.720 wall you know i built hundreds of miles of wall and that's why we had such good numbers i was going

01:24:57.960 to add 200 miles we bought it we could have flipped it flipped it up in three weeks and they sold it

01:25:04.760 for five cents on the dollar that meant i said wow that means that they actually do want to have open

01:25:10.360 borders she wants to have open borders and now she's going like she's tough on the on the border 1.00

01:25:15.880 it's such a lie yeah this is simply not true this is simply not everybody knows it's not true it's a

01:25:21.320 disgrace that she can say it no i mean obviously what was happening sort of overnight is they're

01:25:27.960 they're rewriting history and um and making uh kamala sound like a moderate when in fact she is far 0.81

01:25:34.920 left like far far worse than bernie sanders she is considered more liberal by far than bernie sanders 0.90

01:25:41.640 she's a radical left lunatic and if she's going to be our president very quickly you're not going 1.00

01:25:47.880 to have a country anymore and she'll go back to all of the things that she believes she believes in 0.95

01:25:52.680 defunding the police she believes in no fracking we need police please save lives now all of a sudden

01:25:57.960 she's saying uh no i i will i really want to see fracking the day that if they got in the day she got

01:26:05.400 in she'll end fracking and by the way if people didn't think that the lunatics that what that really 1.00

01:26:11.000 believed in that uh they won't vote for her you know um like like the palestinians and israel

01:26:18.360 she is so anti-israel and she's bad for both biden actually did something that was impossible

01:26:25.080 both sides hate him you know both sides that was a hard thing to do unification

01:26:32.200 yeah no no i mean i mean you know netanyahu came to give a talk to a joint uh senate and house

01:26:40.600 uh sitting and i was there and and and kamala stood him up you know what does that say 0.99

01:26:46.280 i think it's highly disrespectful and i say if you're a jewish person or if you believe in israel

01:26:52.360 if you're a a person that you know is a very pro israel if you vote for her it's worse than biden

01:26:59.880 and biden was bad but if you vote for her you ought to have your head examined and you see tonight i mean

01:27:05.320 as we're doing this i'm seeing reports coming that they expect an attack tonight or tomorrow

01:27:10.520 from hundreds and maybe thousands of rockets you know their iron dome as they call it as we all call

01:27:16.600 it but their shield that they built uh that can be uh swamped yeah that's for real

01:27:26.440 by shooting enough missiles you know this better than anybody by shooting enough missiles

01:27:30.920 they can't defend themselves you know they just obliterate the whole place and that's what some

01:27:36.680 people think they're looking to do and we have no leadership there's no respect for the united states

01:27:42.760 of america with these people and i'm telling you you'll be worse than him because he's a believer 1.00

01:27:48.280 in being radical left and he wasn't i i i think you're right look at this weirdo bro it's important

01:27:54.200 for the poor the public anybody care about the phil assassin look at son i don't know how you're

01:27:58.520 american bro you know literally go back for the last holy month and say it's actually bad

01:28:04.200 like this guy hates america and lives in america if you're an independent it makes no sense you

01:28:08.360 definitely would not go back to the country you were born in a song her behavior has been far 0.95

01:28:12.520 that please and holy shit overnight propaganda attempt to rewrite history and make it sound like 0.98

01:28:17.320 almost moderate when she in fact is is not moderate well her uh her running no it's like insane 0.99

01:28:23.560 like motherfuckers hate america it's not hard tampons in boys bathrooms okay now that's all i have to 0.99

01:28:30.600 hear tampons in boys bathrooms and that means she believes in that too i mean 0.99

01:28:35.640 she picked this guy because he was the closest to her a lot of people thought she'd pick sort of

01:28:42.280 the opposite but she picked an anti-israel radical left person but she is far worse they say than bernie

01:28:51.560 sanders if we have her as a president if we have a democrat at this moment there's a president i don't 0.95

01:28:57.480 think our country can survive i i think it's i think it's a massive i think i think we're in massive

01:29:04.360 trouble uh frankly with with the kamala administration and that's my honest opinion

01:29:09.000 um and uh and i think uh i think really it's essential that that uh you won for the good of

01:29:16.680 the country uh this election and i mean that's understanding my opinion um now you know you may

01:29:24.040 have seen this but i i got a letter from the the eu commission like saying you know to not have

01:29:31.000 disinformation on the like during this discussion that we're having like and you know there's like

01:29:36.920 there's there's a lot of attempts to do censorship and to force censorship even on americans uh from

01:29:43.320 other countries and um you know what do you think about that well i know the uh european union very well

01:29:51.560 they take great advantage of the united states in trade as you know we uh through a different forum

01:29:58.200 nato uh we protect them and yet uh if you build a car in the united states you can't sell it in

01:30:05.480 europe you just can't sell it it's it's impossible uh the same thing with our farmers our farmers

01:30:10.680 find it very difficult to do business you know we have a deficit with them of 250 billion dollars

01:30:16.760 which people don't know it sounds so nice the european union but let me tell you they're

01:30:21.000 they're uh not as tough as china but they're bad and i let them know it and that's probably why they 1.00

01:30:27.560 notified you no they don't treat uh our country well we defend them you know uh with ukraine so we're 0.71

01:30:35.640 in for 250 billion and they're in for about 71 billion and they have the same size it's if you add up the

01:30:41.880 european nations that you know in terms of an economy it's about the same size when you say as us

01:30:47.320 and they're and and and they're in much greater risk they they're right there we have an ocean

01:30:54.680 separating us from in this case the enemy would be russia it used to be for the soviet union but

01:31:00.840 let's assume they're close enough and what happens is uh they're in for 70 something million i i think

01:31:08.440 i think even less chad you guys like america and we're in for about 250 billion and it could be a lot

01:31:15.560 higher than that and i say why aren't you going to equalize why aren't they paying what we're paying

01:31:21.800 and they're in much more you know they're it's much more important for them because of the fact

01:31:25.880 that you know they're right near there i mean they're all sort of in that location again but

01:31:31.320 they should they should and i did it with nato we were there were only seven countries that were

01:31:37.000 paid up in nato out of 28 at the time and the united states yeah the united states was subsidizing

01:31:45.640 nato tremendously subsidizing nato and i said i went in and i said you got to pay up if you don't

01:31:51.640 pay up we're not going to defend you any longer i took a lot of heat but you know what happened

01:31:55.800 billions and billions of dollars came flowing in and yeah i think i think a lot of the public isn't

01:32:02.040 isn't aware of the fact that the united states pays a disproportionate share of of the nato expenses

01:32:07.640 and then we can take an advantage you have on trade so think about well i mean the point of

01:32:12.360 nato is defending europe and it's uh you know it's like then okay well why why is the united states

01:32:18.680 paying disproportionately more to defend europe than europe that doesn't make sense that's unfair

01:32:24.440 um and that that isn't a challenge for you guys well you know when you talk about cost cutting and

01:32:29.560 savings and everything else i mean honestly look there's nobody that feels worse about the ukraine

01:32:35.880 situation than i do because i know it would have never happened i know zielinski he was very honorable to

01:32:41.640 me because when they went with the russia hoax and they said i had a phone call with him he said

01:32:45.640 it was a perfect phone call it was a great phone call he could have grandstand it and you know said

01:32:49.960 oh he he was very threatening he said no it was a very nice phone call i called him up to congratulate 0.91

01:32:55.960 him on his win and you end up getting impeached because these people are lunatics you know i was 0.90

01:33:01.880 talking about the difference from the people within and the enemies on the outside 0.98

01:33:05.320 in many cases the people from within are more dangerous for our country than the russians and 1.00

01:33:12.680 the china's if you have a smart president you're not going to have a problem with them you're going

01:33:16.520 to make you're going to do things yeah now they've taken advantage of us incredibly but you're going

01:33:21.160 to do things with the right person trump is so yeah well i think it's obvious that you're you're

01:33:26.920 you're a believer in an advocate of a free speech because during your first time as president you were

01:33:31.320 you were attacked relentlessly every day often very unfairly with fault you know with false attacks

01:33:37.720 and and you didn't try to shut down the media you didn't try to uh inhibit their freedom of speech

01:33:43.960 and i think that says a lot well the good thing is that you and i have and some people very few

01:33:50.520 uh we can get the word out although sometimes it's hard because they don't want to print it you know

01:33:55.320 like like we're having a great conversation right now kamala wouldn't have this conversation she 0.96

01:34:01.000 can't because she's not smart you know she's not a smart person by the way she can't have this 1.00

01:34:05.720 conversation and biden we don't even have to talk about it i mean he couldn't have this conversation

01:34:10.840 he he would have given up on the first half of a question he would have walked out he would have

01:34:15.560 said where am i where am i going so anyway but uh no he wouldn't have this that's true not a lot of

01:34:20.920 people would have this conversation but you know we cover a lot of territory but the beauty is that you

01:34:26.760 you you know we can have a conversation and yes i'm able to get it out without because i get

01:34:31.960 this is a really big point you can actually have a conversation with you yeah it's nice isn't it

01:34:37.640 and you can't have a conversation with biden or kamala it's like not uh it's not possible yes

01:34:42.680 kamala harris if you want to come on street i would proudly interview you

01:34:47.480 we need a man or person who's unbelievably sharp in order to stop all the nuclear danger and all the

01:34:54.920 dangers that i'm talking about and i got along with all this you know i got along with kim jong-un

01:34:59.480 we had dinner we had everything and he really liked me and i got along with him really well by the way

01:35:06.040 he's he's the absolute boss over there you know a lot of people said oh do you think you really let me

01:35:10.840 tell you i saw things that you don't want to know about he is the boss but we had a good relationship 1.00

01:35:17.560 and and he doesn't like uh biden he considers him as a stupid man he said he's a stupid man well at 0.99

01:35:24.120 least he speaks his mind but you know in this country you're not sort of allowed to say it but 1.00

01:35:28.280 i guess you are you should be allowed to say that it's true but we need really we need smart people

01:35:34.040 and we need people that have an ability to lead and she doesn't have that ability can you imagine now

01:35:40.120 you know chairman she very well can you imagine her and him negotiating or even standing together it 0.99

01:35:47.880 is the whole concept is ridiculous she is terrible she's terrible but she's getting a free ride

01:35:53.240 i saw a picture of her on time magazine today she looks like the most beautiful actress ever to 0.95

01:35:59.080 live i it was a drawing and uh actually she looked very much like a great first lady melania she looks 0.98

01:36:07.720 she didn't look yeah she didn't look like camilla that's right but of course she's a beautiful woman

01:36:12.360 so we'll leave it at that right yeah well you know maybe like i think part of what you know people in

01:36:18.920 america wanted you know people in america want to want to feel excited and inspired about the future

01:36:23.560 they want to feel like the truth is going to open your mouth say america's going to do things that

01:36:28.200 are greater than uh we've done in the past reach new heights that make you proud to be an american and uh

01:36:35.160 and excited about the future um they want the american dream back the you know they want the american

01:36:41.240 dream back more important than anything else it's it's like you don't have that today because the

01:36:47.080 people they've been just sucked they see incompetent people running our you know the the biden thing is

01:36:53.320 very interesting people just found him to be incompetent and when i debated him i was like is this for 0.63

01:37:00.280 real it was yeah it was just absurd um but you know i think that there are like you know some some you

01:37:07.560 know grand projects that that that we could do i mean i think like you know we could we could send

01:37:14.360 american astronauts to mars we could uh build high speed connections that are you know more advanced

01:37:20.760 than anything else in the world between our cities so people have fast transport um you know it's

01:37:26.360 possible to solve traffic with tunnels right we've you know we already made great progress in vegas doing

01:37:32.680 that and um you know and and and just do things that are exciting and inspiring to make the future

01:37:38.760 feel like it's better than the best well i saw what you did in vegas and i'll tell you it was amazing i

01:37:42.840 i got to see i took a big glimpse at it and it's incredible what you you know it's incredible and you

01:37:48.280 could do that all over you could do that all over it's uh it's deep yeah you don't even need much

01:37:53.400 structure yeah we're calling jake right after this end no it's straight forward it's amazing

01:37:58.600 and and like i think we could do some some things that like like china's got incredible

01:38:03.400 uh high-speed rail between its cities but i think it's actually possible um with with with tunnels if

01:38:09.160 if it was deregulation with with an ability to actually it was like legal to to actually do the

01:38:16.120 tunnels then you could have high-speed uh tunnels that are actually better uh than than than anything

01:38:21.480 else in the world for high-speed transport between cities and that would be something that you know

01:38:26.840 americans can say wow okay we've got something that's cooler than anyone else in the world that's

01:38:32.120 that's kind of thing that makes you proud to be in a much safer than surface uh trains where there is

01:38:37.400 a danger there you know with people with crazy people it's much safer much better uh and you know

01:38:43.160 it's sad because i've seen some of the greatest trains i i find it fascinating and i've seen the systems

01:38:48.680 and how they work and the bullet trains they call them i guess and they they go unbelievably fast

01:38:54.840 unbelievably comfortable with no problems and we don't have anything like that in this country not

01:39:00.520 even close and it doesn't make sense that we don't doesn't make sense yeah and i i think also like

01:39:07.480 there's you know i just i'm kind of hopping on the excess regulation but i think something that um

01:39:14.040 that i think people can generally understand is that what happens with laws and regulations is that

01:39:18.520 they just there's more and more of them every year and unless there's a process to clean them

01:39:22.280 up eventually everything becomes illegal and and that actually slow it slows down the development of

01:39:27.160 new technologies i mean if you take the sort of like i think we with this this there's room for some

01:39:31.960 reform at the at the fda uh for yeah uh improving the speed with which we uh you know approve uh drugs

01:39:39.240 that that could help uh save lives and improve people's lives um and i worked very hard on that

01:39:44.520 you know we got that down to the lowest number ever and we got uh therapeutics approved in the fda

01:39:52.200 that people can't even believe the speed but i i took them on i i don't think they like me too much but

01:39:57.960 i got things approved and the fda at at numbers that they wouldn't believe and you know it's a very

01:40:04.680 bureaucratic group actually it's a fine group of people in many cases i got to know a lot of them

01:40:10.040 but i was pushing regenerons for so many different things that that were really pretty amazing but

01:40:16.840 but the fda takes too long they would it's 12 years to get a product approved i got it down to four

01:40:23.800 and i got some things done very quickly but it's uh it's really something that is going to have to be

01:40:30.440 worked on because it takes too long just takes too long yeah it it just takes too long and it's

01:40:35.960 you end up in the same with with the approval but it just it's just you know it takes years instead of

01:40:41.320 something that that could potentially take months and that improves improves people's lives and i think

01:40:46.600 you know and and but but it i i just wanted to hop on this point that like there has to be an active

01:40:52.440 process uh for reducing rules and regulations because otherwise they just keep building up every year and you

01:40:59.560 get like hardening of the arteries and eventually everything's illegal uh or takes forever um and

01:41:05.160 and and then and then we we we just um we just ossify as a society we just how much time is this

01:41:13.160 any progress and and that's it's a really big deal you know elon just getting back to the fda for one

01:41:17.800 second i got something done called right to try this is where you can go in and if you're terminally

01:41:23.800 ill you can use a space age uh there's no way this is real or whatever we have the best doctors the

01:41:29.800 best labs in the world but people would go to other countries because you couldn't use this

01:41:36.520 even if they thought it worked because it's going through the fda i got it approved where you can

01:41:41.960 you basically you look nobody want the doctors didn't want it because of the liability our country

01:41:47.800 because they didn't want to get through these are people terminally ill the insurance companies didn't

01:41:52.040 want it and the pharmaceutical companies nobody wanted it i got everybody into a room and we came

01:41:57.560 up with an agreement that you won't get sued and also they didn't want it on their record if somebody's

01:42:02.920 terminally ill and they died they didn't want that on their record so we set a second a separate list

01:42:08.840 if somebody was so it wouldn't count as a negative okay and as you know we got it done we have saved

01:42:14.920 right to try they've been trying to get this done for 58 years and it sounds simple but it wasn't because

01:42:21.160 you know i mean you know the insurance companies nobody wanted it but we got it done nobody signs

01:42:27.000 you sign a document that you're not going to sue the insurance companies the country you're not going

01:42:31.800 to sue anybody and we got it done and we're saving tens of thousands of lives right to try hopefully you

01:42:38.440 never need it but if you do you don't have to travel to asia you know people if they had money they go to

01:42:44.120 asia they go to europe if they don't have money they go home and die that's what happened they'd go home and

01:42:48.920 die yeah well i mean and actually to give europe some some props here it's like if a drug is

01:42:54.840 improved it approved in the in in europe which has a crazy amount of regulations it should obviously

01:42:59.720 be approved in the u.s i mean they have more regulations than we do so what why would a drug

01:43:05.000 be approved in europe and not in the u.s that that's crazy well we did it we did something that really

01:43:09.880 they've been trying to do it for 50 years then they just couldn't get it done and i got it done

01:43:13.800 and it's uh it's really something but you're right some people go to europe because a drug

01:43:18.760 isn't approved here but it's approved in europe and it's a drug that generally speaking would work

01:43:23.800 it's pretty crazy absolutely right and i i think so as long as people are properly informed of the

01:43:29.240 pros and cons yes this is the risk and like you make your own decision i understand everything

01:43:34.760 that that makes sense well i think just you know in sort of closing up and by the way i'm looking at

01:43:40.440 the numbers you get a lot of people listening i hope you don't get nervous because you got a lot

01:43:45.240 of people listening to you right now like 60 million or something what is that number it's crazy it's

01:43:51.240 amazing how you can see that right away how many what is the number wow what is it

01:43:58.360 well i think that's a big that's bigger than you said you you said 25 and you're more than much more

01:44:10.520 than double that number 25 million i think you're going to be 60 or 70 and i guess over a period of

01:44:15.240 time hey that's i congratulate you do i get paid for this or not well i i think actually in terms of

01:44:24.760 the number of people that will will hear this conversation um over the next uh you know a few

01:44:29.800 days two weeks more than your stream yeah that's good well let's do it in the world the president

01:44:37.720 are you better off now or were you better off when i was president nobody's better off now people you

01:44:44.280 know we put out polls on that and nobody's better off now inflation has killed it and you know they

01:44:50.760 also feel very unsafe you look at what's going on with a lot of different things you look at the

01:44:55.640 riots we had at the colleges over yeah that was insane but right all of the right and now they

01:45:01.880 really feel unsafe because you have a new form of crime it's called migrant crime i call it biden 1.00

01:45:07.160 migrant yeah maybe i'll call it kamala migrant crimes but you know i mean with all these things i

01:45:12.760 always try to like try to get to the ground truth by just asking people and you know my mom lives in new

01:45:17.560 york and i was like you know mom you know do you know have any of your friends you know been attacked

01:45:23.800 or assaulted and she said yeah three of her friends in three separate incidents were assaulted just just

01:45:28.760 just in recent months just walking around the streets in new york and i and i and i said well

01:45:34.040 did what what happened to the people that sold them oh nothing that they got away like and and

01:45:39.240 that they just know they always get away new york city now is like and they don't even bother reporting

01:45:44.440 it because there's not they know that there's not they're not gonna you know people are not gonna

01:45:49.080 get prosecuted they just they just let you know violent criminals out in new york the only one that

01:45:55.240 gets prosecuted is donald trump they don't get they prosecute trump yeah i mean yeah literally it's just

01:46:01.000 obviously messed up terrible if violent criminals are being are being getting off scot-free um and and and

01:46:07.080 meanwhile that the the you know new york spending massive resources prosecuting you and it's like

01:46:12.680 what's this you know and and i think the sort of holy sensible public says looks at this and says

01:46:19.640 what the heck's going on here this is obviously abuse the legal system um you know the legal system is

01:46:25.160 supposed to be protecting the public from um violent criminals and it should be obviously allowing the

01:46:31.080 public to make their own decision about who should be president as opposed to you know some uh you know

01:46:37.480 legal case once they start this precedent because this can go on with the next one i mean this is a

01:46:42.760 very bad precedent what they're doing in terms of you know going after their political opponent and

01:46:47.720 that's all it is it's going after their political opponent and and then you get a judge who's you know a

01:46:53.560 strong democrat and i'm being nice when i say that in many cases crooked as hell but you get a judge and

01:46:59.480 you go into an area where a republican gets three or four percent of the vote and you know you'll have

01:47:05.160 people that hate republicans or hate it could also be the other way of course because it could start

01:47:12.520 the other way in areas where they hate democrats and you get into a pandora's box it's a very dangerous

01:47:18.440 thing for this country and a very dangerous thing even for the state new york city is new york city and

01:47:24.920 state lose a lot of business over what they did to me because these people say we don't want that to

01:47:30.360 happen to us that's no justice i'm not don't you have an unfair system i'm a nice jewish and it's

01:47:35.080 costing new york state a tremendous amount of money people are leaving and companies are leaving and

01:47:40.680 they won't come back so you know all of that stuff is important but the economy now is the big thing and

01:47:46.520 we can turn that economy up so fast and people are going to be back again we're going to get rid of

01:47:51.320 yeah i think there's a lot a lot of opportunity absolutely absolutely so and i just want to i

01:47:56.280 want to congratulate you you've done an amazing job you are you have definitely got a fertile mind

01:48:02.040 you know we can talk you and i can talk about rockets it's kind of you to say thank you tunnels

01:48:06.280 we can talk about tunnels and rockets and and uh electric cars so many things and now you you're into

01:48:13.080 the ai and that's going to be another beauty i'll say so it's uh yeah it's an amazing it's an amazing

01:48:19.080 thing you've done elon it's an amazing thing and i congratulate you oh i mean thank you and well

01:48:24.920 i mean i just uh say here you know here's to an exciting inspiring future that people can look

01:48:29.400 forward to and be optimistic and excited about what happens next and that's the kind of future that i

01:48:34.680 think you will bring as president and that's why i endorse you well i appreciate that that endorsement

01:48:39.880 meant a lot to me not all endorsements mean that much to be honest your endorsement meant a lot

01:48:44.440 and you know we have a phrase make america great again it's pretty simple but it really says that

01:48:49.240 we want to make america gradient and we can do it we can do it now but if we were going to suffer

01:48:54.760 another four years like we suffered for the last four years i'm not sure the country can ever come back

01:49:00.760 that's how bad it is it's so bad we have to we have to do a lot i think that's a very real it's a big

01:49:06.120 risk that's a very real risk and and it's you know i'd just like to to note to people listening

01:49:10.440 like i've not been very political before and and if just if you look at my track my record it's i've

01:49:16.200 actually been i'm i'm not like i'm sorry they try to paint me as like a far right guy which is absurd

01:49:21.080 because i'm like making electric vehicles and you know solar and batteries helping them with the

01:49:24.920 environment and uh and and i actually i i uh you know i i supported obama i stood in line for six

01:49:33.000 hours to shake obama's hand when when he was running for president and you know so it's not

01:49:37.240 like i'm like some sort of dyed-in-the-wool long-term republic i'm actually i call myself uh you know

01:49:43.640 historically a moderate democrat democrat and but now i feel like we're really at at a critical juncture

01:49:50.200 for the country um and uh you know i i think a lot of people thought you know that biden administration

01:49:57.080 would be a moderate administration but it's not and and obviously that we're just going to see

01:50:02.120 uh and and um and even further left uh administration with with kamala that's that's 1.00

01:50:09.800 my honest opinion i mean her dad is literally uh i mean she was brought up as a cop as an actual

01:50:15.160 your dad is like as a is a moxist economist that's you can google it i mean it's not a

01:50:19.560 that's crazy i'm making this up you know um her dad's a communist brought up so

01:50:24.440 oh nice let's have a communist run the country we want to have a future that is prosperous and no 0.66

01:50:29.080 wonder why asan likes her critical juncture and um and it i think this is a case of the

01:50:37.800 america uh is is kind of at a fork in the road and true um and i think it will take it will take

01:50:44.120 if the path like you are the path to prosperity and i think kamala is the opposite then that's my

01:50:50.360 i mean that's my last opinion i'm gonna i'm gonna get attacked like crazy and you know i've also

01:50:54.200 experienced quite a bit of low fare myself um and uh but i'm just trying to tell people my honest

01:51:00.120 opinion and and i haven't been active and really active in politics before um and i'm just trying

01:51:05.400 to point out that my track record historically has been moderate if not moderate slightly left and and

01:51:11.320 uh so this is to people out there who are in the moderate camp to say i think you should support

01:51:16.120 um donald trump for president um and i think it's actually a very important junction in the road and

01:51:22.280 and and we're in deep trouble if they don't if if if it goes the other way well i want to thank you

01:51:26.840 and you know i actually always did think of you as somewhat left i must say that so it's uh it's

01:51:32.760 even more of an honor to have your endorsement i know how strong you feel about it but you know

01:51:37.240 when you think of her uh san francisco 15 years ago i had a great friend bob tish he said it's the

01:51:42.360 greatest city in america and now it's you it's not it's almost not livable there and california

01:51:49.160 likewise and she was involved in the destruction of san francisco and the destruction of california

01:51:54.760 and she will be involved in the destruction of our country if people are so unwise as to 0.99

01:52:01.880 elect her and i hope that doesn't happen and i hope the elections are going to be run honestly

01:52:07.400 and we're going to turn this country around we're going to we're going to do things that and we can do

01:52:12.040 it fairly quickly and we have to get rid of the criminals that have been you know given to us by other 0.99

01:52:17.240 countries as they laugh they laugh at us they think we're stupid to accept these people these 0.98

01:52:21.960 are what's the best country in the world right now cold killers in many case cases and terrorists 0.99

01:52:27.320 and they're in our country by the hundreds of thousands yeah and we have to take them out 1.00

01:52:33.800 yeah i mean if i could summarize it perhaps you know i think these are issues that i think

01:52:39.160 most people in america uh would agree with which is that we want safe and clean cities we want secure

01:52:46.040 borders uh we want sensible government spending we want to restore risk both the perception the

01:52:53.160 reality of respect in the in the in the judicial system just you know stop the lawfare um and uh

01:52:59.640 and i think that that's like and how are the how are those even right-wing positions should i move to

01:53:06.040 switzerland if camellia wins and that's uh i mean would you agree with that hundred percent i i don't

01:53:13.080 understand you know the whole they call it progressive they don't like the word liberal

01:53:17.160 anymore but call it liberal or progressive i don't understand how germany say that it's okay

01:53:22.600 for them to empty prisons in their country and again i told you their crime rates all over the

01:53:27.480 world are going way down which makes sense in fact the next time what we'll do is if something

01:53:32.360 happens with this election which would be a horror show we'll meet the next time in venezuela

01:53:37.400 because it'll be a far safer place yeah he said that to me too okay so we'll go you and i will go

01:53:42.200 and we'll have a meeting he said he's gonna get straight in there too because that's what's

01:53:45.480 happening their crime rates coming down and our crime rates going through the roof and it's so

01:53:50.360 simple and you haven't seen anything yet because these people have come into our country and they're 0.99

01:53:55.160 just getting acclimated and they don't know about being politically correct law enforcement or lack of

01:54:01.880 law enforcement and our police i i have to just end with this we have great great police great law

01:54:07.880 enforcement but they're not allowed to do their job they have to be able to do their job without being

01:54:12.440 destroyed well absolutely and it's obviously demoralizing if you're a police officer risking

01:54:17.720 your life uh to you know to you know to arrest uh violent criminals who could kill you and do kill

01:54:24.280 you sometimes um and then you you're arrested and then the the da you know should i stay there

01:54:30.680 chat and trust them prosecute and and that's let the guy out well and like why why should a police

01:54:35.080 officer risk their life uh to arrest a violent felon well even worse they prosecute the police

01:54:45.480 they they go after it and they prosecute the police officer and they take away his pension

01:54:50.440 they take away his job he loses his family he loses his house well i i thought it was very telling

01:54:57.480 like incredibly telling that you know when that there was a case where uh you know a sort of a gang of

01:55:03.800 thugs beat up uh police officers i think it was in times square in new york and and then nothing happened 0.94

01:55:11.320 to those guys you know see like all these liberals are ruining the fucking states why california what is 0.99

01:55:17.320 the excuse to not charge them that that is that is a that is a gross indignation yes and and that's 0.99

01:55:24.360 how i mean this is insane like have we lost all pride what what because liberals are ruining the

01:55:29.880 world i've never seen anything you know we see liberals are ruining the world it's an illness profession

01:55:36.120 but something they're very proud of and they want to be able to do their job but i've seen them get

01:55:40.440 shot up they're all weird but i've never seen where these guys are standing in the middle of a big

01:55:44.760 street i'm requesting everybody and they're literally like punching stand up fighting a

01:55:52.440 police officer there were two of them and you had about six of these guys and they're punching the

01:55:56.520 hell out of them and in their own country they would be dead if they did that they'd be shot

01:56:02.840 they would be shot instantly and you know they come from these countries and it's taking them a 1.00

01:56:07.320 while to realize that we don't do that in this country but in their own country if they stood on a

01:56:12.600 street and had a fight with a police officer they would be shot there's no political correctness

01:56:18.600 and it's such a sad yeah it's such a sad thing to see and that's the reason you have time by the way

01:56:23.880 yeah because we don't do anything about it dude yeah we just cannot have a situation where our police

01:56:29.000 officers are beaten up on camera uh by you know a gang of illegal immigrants and then nothing happens to 1.00

01:56:35.640 to to to the the guys that beat beat up the cops i mean and they're let out this is

01:56:40.920 unacceptable we're going to change it and we're going to get them out of the country you know when 0.91

01:56:44.440 i first got involved they said you couldn't get them back to these countries you couldn't take them 0.97

01:56:48.600 back in the case of uh guatemala honduras some others you couldn't get them back and i said really

01:56:56.040 oh you can't get it back because under uh obama he couldn't get him back they'd put up they'd fly him in

01:57:01.320 and and they put planes on the runways why don't we just make the plane they'd bring them back our 0.97

01:57:05.240 country and the general told me the generals told me sir we can't bring them back the countries won't 0.99

01:57:09.880 accept ms-13 gang members they won't accept them and i said really how much do we pay these various

01:57:15.320 countries in terms of economic aid which is also somewhat ridiculous and the answer was 750 million

01:57:22.440 dollars i said good tell them they're in default they're delinquent we're not going to do we're not

01:57:27.320 paying them anymore because they won't accept it and you know what happened they all sent me 0.98

01:57:33.320 this we would be honored i'll smack the fuck out of you we would be it was so easy but it's one of 0.96

01:57:38.360 those things and we got it back we took in so many you know ms-13 is probably the worst gangs 0.99

01:57:43.560 in the world they're the rp again bro holy shit we took them out of here by the thousands and got 0.92

01:57:48.760 them out of here and their countries took them back and because i said you're not getting any more 0.95

01:57:54.040 economic aid and once i said that they were nice they wouldn't take them back for obama they

01:57:59.400 wouldn't take them back for anybody and now we have a problem because we have this guy and they

01:58:04.600 again they don't take them back anymore with the biden because they don't respect him

01:58:10.440 yeah yeah so it's just it's just gotta it's just gotta be done we we just can't can't have uh

01:58:16.920 whether they're citizens or not citizens we can't have because they weren't prosecuted citizens

01:58:21.560 either not not just not just illegals so uh that if it's you can't have violent you know repeat

01:58:28.680 violent offenders that are not in that that that don't get um incarcerated that's right because

01:58:34.440 they will they will obviously by definition continue to uh to w trump 2024 let's go and and and i

01:58:43.800 think where part of this comes from is that this um and you know i do sort of consider myself liberal in

01:58:49.000 some ways i mean i it's just that you want to have empathy for people obviously you want to have

01:58:53.480 empathy for people i totally agree with that you want to have empathy but you also have to have

01:58:57.880 empathy for the victims of the criminals and if you if you just have empathy for the criminals it's

01:59:03.000 it's actually shallow empathy it's not real you're not thinking you're not you have one layer deep uh

01:59:09.160 empathy you've got to say like what if you don't incarcerate this person

01:59:13.240 uh hurt whether they might kill someone they might rape someone if you don't incarcerate them you have

01:59:20.920 to have empathy put them in jail victims and there's a lack of empathy for the victims of the criminals

01:59:27.000 and and too much empathy for the criminals it doesn't make sense i that's why you want to have deep

01:59:32.440 empathy for society as a whole not shallow empathy for for criminals and we have to give our police

01:59:38.840 officers the dignity and the respect they deserve yes and we have to let them do their job that they

01:59:45.160 can do a great job but we have to let them do their job and if we don't do that we're you know it's

01:59:50.440 it's going to all it's going to all disappear there's never been a society like this where

01:59:55.240 you're allowed to do anything you want and nothing happens and i'm talking about violent crime

02:00:00.680 and it's going to get more violent because these are really really violent people and we're going

02:00:05.560 to get them out of our country and we're going to get them back to where because they were sent 1.00

02:00:09.800 here by the presidents and by the various people that run those countries and i know every one of

02:00:14.040 those guys and they're smart people and they're streetwise people and they really think that 0.97

02:00:19.960 the usa they think we're run by stupid people and they happen to be right but when i was there 0.97

02:00:25.800 we had no problem we got them out we took out thousands of ms-13 gang members we brought them back 1.00

02:00:30.920 and now again they it's the same old story we don't do it and they actually gave them a big increase

02:00:37.640 in a they they raised it up to billions of dollars and they get nothing for it so you know it's it's uh

02:00:44.840 i hope everybody's going to vote for trump and we're going to get this country yes sir and i didn't need

02:00:49.560 this i'm like i didn't need this i had a very nice life i didn't need to go through court systems and

02:00:55.000 go through all the other stuff and run at the same time i have to run i have to go through fake

02:00:59.640 why are they talking to you in some cases corrupt judges i didn't need it i had a nice life

02:01:06.840 i have great locations i have beautiful oceans that i have places i you know i this was

02:01:11.960 but i felt it was important and if i had it if i had to do it over again you probably think i'm crazy

02:01:18.520 for doing it actually but if i had to do it over again i would have done it over again because this

02:01:23.640 is so much more important than me or my life this is we're going to save this country this country is

02:01:28.680 going down and these people are bad people that we're running against and they're liars it's

02:01:34.040 crazy they make statements they they do things that are so bad they say they're going to make a

02:01:40.520 strong border they say they've been great on the border and they've been the worst in history they

02:01:45.400 say they're going to stop crime the facts speak for themselves it's so incredible

02:01:50.920 it's got to the point where people just don't even bother reporting crime in a lot of

02:01:54.120 cities right because they know nothing that's going to happen um you know that's what i hear

02:01:57.880 anecdotally from from people all the time um so you know it's just uh you know my values i'm just

02:02:03.240 saying to to people out there like my you know the things i i think are important for the future is

02:02:07.720 like we've got to have safe cities we're going to have secure borders we're going to have sensible

02:02:11.720 spending and and we have and we've got to have you know deregulation and um so we can have a

02:02:18.200 prosperous future and then we want to have some exciting you know sort of moonshot projects that that

02:02:23.240 people can't get fired up about and um bro you know that's that's the people you know i'm pro

02:02:30.040 environment um but but i'm i'm not against uh you know i'm not like i don't think we should vilify

02:02:35.640 the oil and gas they're keeping civilization going uh right now and uh but i do think we want to move

02:02:42.120 you know you know a reasonable speed towards uh a sustainable energy economy those those are my values

02:02:47.320 and and and i think um you know and and and so i mean that's uh why i'm you know you're literally 0.97

02:02:56.280 a fat fucking mexican well i agree we're going to make we're going to give incentive to companies to 0.99

02:03:01.960 come into our country not to leave our country we're going to be giving tremendous incentives we want 1.00

02:03:08.600 companies to build here not to build in other locations and we want to create jobs and again it's

02:03:14.680 about the american dream you don't hear about the american dream anymore elon you don't hear you're

02:03:19.160 the american dream but you don't hear about the american dream anymore and you're going to hear

02:03:24.360 about it people they need that incentive to go out and yeah and do it and they're gonna love their

02:03:30.280 lives i mean they're going to love they're going to look forward to getting up in the morning and

02:03:33.560 going to you know going to a job that they love not a guy's that they are happy in the morning or

02:03:38.520 no any job at all where they have no money or they literally have no money and then they end up with

02:03:43.160 with violence and lots of other problems.

02:03:45.260 No, we're going to do some great things.

02:03:47.340 And I learned a lot in the first.

02:03:48.600 We had a great economy and all of that.

02:03:50.720 We rebuilt the military.

02:03:51.760 We did so much.

02:03:52.540 But I also learned, and I also learned the best people. 0.98

02:03:55.440 I learned the good people, the smart people, the dumb people, 0.95

02:03:58.700 the people that can do things. 0.98

02:04:00.140 You know, you learn.

02:04:01.280 When I first came in, I tell people,

02:04:03.200 I was in Washington, D.C., only 17 times,

02:04:06.580 according to the fake news media.

02:04:08.320 I was in 17 times.

02:04:10.300 I never stayed over.

02:04:11.700 And you don't know people.

02:04:12.560 You rely on other people to give your names,

02:04:14.740 and then you realize the people you relied on weren't so good.

02:04:17.560 Now, we had great people,

02:04:18.840 but we also had some where I wouldn't have used them had I known.

02:04:22.000 Now I know everybody.

02:04:23.260 Right, right, Mr. President.

02:04:23.980 And I think we're going to really turn things around fast.

02:04:27.720 We have no choice.

02:04:28.620 Otherwise, we're not going to have a country.

02:04:29.980 And I really appreciate this.

02:04:32.280 To me, it's been a lot of fun being with you.

02:04:34.620 You're an amazing guy.

02:04:36.160 You've done an incredible job.

02:04:37.640 And a great inspiration to people.

02:04:39.440 Yeah, you said the same thing to me.

02:04:40.200 A great inspiration.

02:04:40.980 And I hope you keep going and just continue to do well.

02:04:45.040 And we're going to have a big election coming up.

02:04:47.500 And I think November 5th will be the most important day in the history of our country.

02:04:52.940 I think that election will be the most important election.

02:04:55.720 And I think it will end up being maybe the most important day in the history of our country.

02:05:00.020 Why are you guys laughing?

02:05:01.480 Because if we don't win, I just feel so sorry for everybody.

02:05:05.840 No, I think we're at a point of destiny of civilization.

02:05:10.780 And I think we need to take the right path.

02:05:15.020 And I think you're the right path.

02:05:17.800 So I think that's what it comes down to.

02:05:18.960 Thank you very much, Elon.

02:05:20.160 It's a great honor.

02:05:21.480 And we'll do it again sometime.

02:05:23.680 Shout out to Ian Ross.

02:05:24.740 It's been really fun.

02:05:25.760 And I hope you got a lot of viewers.

02:05:27.220 I hear you got a lot.

02:05:28.580 He said the same thing to me.

02:05:29.780 Yeah.

02:05:30.680 I know you got a lot of them. 1.00

02:05:33.060 Jay, he said the same shit to me. 0.99

02:05:34.340 I'll see you soon. 1.00

02:05:36.180 All right.

02:05:36.620 Sounds good.

02:05:37.060 Thank you.

02:05:38.020 Thank you, Elon.

02:05:38.920 Thank you very much.

02:05:39.800 Bye.

Adin Live - August 13, 2024

Donald Trump & Elon Musk Full Interview On X

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