Episode 4435： Trump Signs EO's Accrediting Colleges
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On today's show, we talk about the Justice Department and what's happening behind the scenes, and why it's important to know what's going on with the DOJ and why you should not be worried about what's coming.
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hardcore. Here's what we're going to do. The president is, I think, we're setting up to go
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to the Oval Office. The president of the United States is going to sign some executive orders.
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He's already had a couple of media veils today. One is the sticks. Another one, he stepped outside
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to talk about Zelensky. I have just recently got something about Zelensky from the president's
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office. We're going to read the true social you put up. I know he wants that out there. But before
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we go to all that, Mike Davis, the viceroy is in the neighborhood, dropped by with a message.
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I just had several meetings at the Trump Justice Department. I met with the Attorney General,
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Pam Bondi, the Deputy Attorney General, Todd Blanche, the acting number three, Chad Mizell,
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and the incoming number three, Stanley Woodward. I want to reassure the war room posse that they are
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very much on top of what's happening in our country, right? And just because you're not seeing
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criminal indictments right now, that does not mean they're not coming. They are very much in coming.
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I want you to go back to that team because that's pretty impressive. This is not President Trump's
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first term Justice Department. Walk through who the players are, starting with Pam.
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So Pam Bondi is the Attorney General. She is a rock solid constitutionalist. She's bold. She's
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fearless. She's not being flashy about what she's doing behind the scenes. She is very much doing
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things behind the scenes. We love Pam. Okay, who else? She's great. Todd Blanche. Fabulous.
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The Deputy Attorney General. Took the president on as a client when nobody else would touch it.
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And got ostracized for it. Now these law firms are scrambling for Todd's blessing. Let's just put
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it that way. Good luck to those law firms, especially law firms like Perkins Coie. Good
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luck. So he's the deputy. He's the Deputy Attorney General. He runs the day-to-day of the department.
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Chad Mizell is Pam's chief of staff, who's also the acting number three, the acting associate attorney
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general. Is he going to stay? He's doing a great job as chief of staff. Is he going to go to be
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number three and give up chief? He'll stay as chief? No, he's staying as chief of staff,
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which is more important. It's just more important. Stanley Woodward is going to be the associate
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attorney general once he gets confirmed. So he's moving from the White House over at DOJ.
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Yeah, he's counselor to the AG right now. And he was Navarro's lawyer. Yeah, and he was
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Stanley Woodward's, or excuse me, Walt Natas. Stanley Woodward was Walt Natas' attorney,
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the co-defendant on the presidential records case. President Trump has a rock-solid team of
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very good lawyers who are battle-tested, who are loyal to the president and in his agenda,
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they should be. And the word is from Pam and the team is that, hey, we can't, we're not going to
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screw any of these things up. We don't want to hurry it. Things are happening. Stand by.
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Justice is definitely coming. Let me just assure the war room posse, justice is coming and there's
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going to be accountability for this unprecedented Republican lawfare where the Biden Justice
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Department was politicized and weaponized. There's going to be accountability for a lot of these crimes.
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It takes time to build these crimes. Cash Patel is there. He's doing a hell of a good job. So is Dan
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Bongino, his deputy. Justice is coming. So just because we don't see it publicly does not mean
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it's not happening. I know what's happening. Okay, the viceroy speaks. I think it makes people feel a
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lot better, right? Because we only have a certain amount of time to take the deep state. I don't
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need to tell you that. We're burning daylight, but good. You've gone over and done a check and they're
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good people. Pam and them are the best. I mean, we just want to make sure they know we have their back,
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but the posse, the MAGA of MAGA is once action, action, action. Look, there's a difference this
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time. Our attorney general actually has balls. Yes. This time, unlike the last two, this one
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actually has balls and it's Pam Boddy. It's amazing. It takes a woman to have balls. Yes. So a couple
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other things. Number one, you mentioned Perkins and you're going to give me the heads up. As soon as
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the president starts in the Oval, we're going to jump in there. We're going to do the cold open
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everything later, but I got to get the viceroy where I got him. Perkins Cooey, there's some
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confusion today about the president and the lawsuit. And is the president suing Perkins Cooey
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personally? Is the government going after Perkins Cooey again on a different thing? What's going on?
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It sounds like the president's going to sue Perkins Cooey personally. And I would say this to Perkins
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Cooey's clients like Boeing, you know, Boeing that still hasn't delivered Air Force One planes after
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President Trump ordered them in his first term. They were supposed to be delivered by now. And
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Perkins Cooey is Boeing's lead outside law firm. I think Perkins Cooey's 30% of its revenue comes
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from Boeing. I would say to clients like Boeing, you might want to find new law firms because Perkins
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Cooey is not the law firm you want to use with the Trump administration. That's just my uneducated
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guess as the outsider, as the viceroy. Today, we're going to have hopefully Benzman and Mike
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and Michael Patrick Leahy on here later about the MS-13 guy. It turns out now in Tennessee
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that he was caught. He was stopped by Tennessee state police for driving a vehicle with eight
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guys jammed into a car. And it turns out that our vehicle and it turns out that that was now
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licensed to a human trafficker. He was taking these guys to a site. What I mean, this thing is so
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egregious. What are your thoughts on that? Now that we have more information. So does Chris Van
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Holland want to fly back down to El Salvador and have margaritas with this piece of garbage
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who beats women, who traffics women, who traffics children? These Democrats are so malicious with
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their PR campaigns. And Republicans, particularly Republicans on the Supreme Court, are so dumb that
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they get duped by these hoaxes every single time. And you think this is pretty cut and dry because
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it looks like human trafficking, right? He was taking guys to a job site. It's so obvious. No,
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he's just a Maryland father driving his friends around. I mean, how stupid are these people?
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They're doing for last anything else in any of the new developments today on either filed Supreme Court
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or et cetera. And do you think still today that by delaying, they're denying that we're losing?
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I look, I think the Supreme Court is going to start feeling the heat. And I hope the Chief Justice
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Commanding General John Roberts understands that if you're going to tell the President of the United
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States that he cannot fulfill his constitutional duty under Article II as Commander in Chief and get
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foreign terrorists out of our country, the Supreme Court is going to lose its legitimacy. It's going to
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lose its funding. It's going to lose its jurisdiction. It's going to lose everything. So this is
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not some balancing test by Commanding General John Roberts and his, his other commanders,
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his six other commanders on the Supreme Court. You're playing a high stakes game here and you're
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going to lose. The House Judiciary and the rest of the House return next week. What should,
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we want everybody to go to Article III and downloading and get the app, but what should we be thinking
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about as our action item for next week in regards to this very topic? Well, I would say go to
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article3project.org and take action. And I think we need to take a whack at the federal judiciary's
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budget. They have a $10 billion annual budget. Right now, the Supreme Court let Judge Ali,
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this new Biden radical in D.C. sent $2 billion out the door. We have Boesburg, who sabotaged,
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exposed and sabotaged an ongoing military operation putting American allied lives in danger. So two action
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items. Let's take $2 billion under the $10 billion budget and let's have the House Judiciary Committee
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open impeachment proceedings on Judge Jeff Boesburg. And now it's very evident that Boesburg inserted
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himself between the commander in chief and the commander in chief's actions, which I don't think
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has ever been done before in American history, to basically get due process rights for guys like
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the human trafficker. I mean, what's so stunning, it's so obvious that these guys fall into the
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category of, you know, you've got to round these guys up and get them to get them the hell out of
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the country. After they put Trump supporters in the D.C. gulag, as Julie Kelly has exposed for four years
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without due process by violating their constitutional rights. But we care about Trendy Aragua,
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foreign terrorist and MS-13 gang bangers. There's something very sick about Washington, D.C.
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What about any developments at a Denver that were just filed yesterday? Is that I noticed he didn't
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try to do a nationwide TRO? Well, I would say this. This is the Denver judge, Colleen Sweeney,
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or whatever the hell her name is. I forget her name. Another Biden radical who thinks
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that we have to give 21 days notice to these terrorists before we get them out of the country.
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I would say this. Remember this. Illegal immigrants do not have constitutional due process
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rights. The only time they have due process rights is when Congress provides them by statute.
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And the Alien Enemies Act does not provide due process rights. And so if you're coming up with
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due process rights under the Alien Enemies Act, you're making crap up. You are a judicial activist
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making things up. And that is unacceptable. You would think the Supreme Court would understand this.
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The Supreme Court is currently considering another case before the district court ruled, before the
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Fifth Circuit ruled, before the solicitor general was able to submit a brief. And you have seven
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generals, self-appointed generals on the Supreme Court. Who are trying to be military experts instead of
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judges. Yeah. And telling the President of the United States, probably for the first time in our history,
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in joining the President of the United States and in adjoining the President on an ongoing military
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operation to deport foreign terrorists who are working with Venezuela. Look, this is a red line.
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This is a red line for the federal judiciary. If Chief John, if Commanding General John Roberts wants to
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light on fire the federal judiciary's legitimacy, this is the playbook. This is what you would do.
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Why do you say that? Why do you say that this decision or around this situation with his Article II powers
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as Commander-in-Chief, why is this the issue? Because this is a 90-10 issue for Americans. And
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John Roberts and his six Lieutenant Generals think they're going to tell the President of the United
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States he is enjoined from doing anything, let alone deporting foreign terrorists. This is unacceptable.
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This is crossing the red line. This is lawless. This is dangerous. This is where the judiciary
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loses the hearts and minds of the American people. And when that happens, when you lose
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public legitimacy as a court, you lose everything. They do not have Green Berets as law clerks. They do
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not have an army. Why Grassley heads up the Senate? Why is Grassley not going to step in? Why are we
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depending upon the House to do it? It seems like to me, somebody up there is also got to have Trump's
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back and getting a formal process, even though, you know, let's say it's not impeachment. There's
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so many other tools they have to do this. You know, you got to cutting the budget, but you have other
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things. Why is Grassley, if Jim Jordan's not going to move and people, you know, for years have said,
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Jim Jordan's just not a guy that's going to take action or be forward leaning. Yeah. A good guy,
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but just not going to do it. Why is Grassley not doing it? Grassley is a workhorse, not a show horse.
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And I am working with Grassley and his staff right now on a legislative fix to all of this.
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So stay a legislative fix. Stay tuned. So I was pretty good knowing there would be something
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happening there. And so, and he's Grassley is not a lawyer as a farmer, right? He's a,
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he's the smartest non-lawyer lawyer you're ever going to meet. He's been on the Judiciary Committee
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for 40 years and he manages to outmaneuver. Why did he do that early on? You know, as a farmer,
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not a lawyer, I think because it's almost unheard of not, they're all lawyers up there and they all
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fight for judiciary because they want to be seen later in confirmation hearings, particularly on
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Supreme Court justice. How did a guy that was not a lawyer, given the fact that they fall on
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hand grenades to get that, how did he end up on judiciary? I think leadership wanted him to do
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it. So he did it. I mean, the common sense of a guy that's not a lawyer. And he was able to,
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he was very effective on the Judiciary Committee during the farm crisis. So that affected Iowa. He's,
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yes, he is the most effective Senate judiciary chairman Republicans have ever had. You just
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have to look at his results in the first term, a record number. And you know him so well because
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you worked on the confirmation, which is people should understand the confirmation of these judges.
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It's brutal. Grassley will outwork and outsmart anyone. Last thing, I know you've got to bounce
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from the president. Ed Martin, I just realized in doing my research, there has not been a confirmation
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hearing for 40 years for a U.S. attorney. They are confirmed, but it's done in a in a paperwork
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process. The Democrats are demanding now a confirmation hearing for our buddy Ed Martin.
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Your thoughts? I'm going to meet Ed Martin right after this, and I'm going to do everything I can
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to help Ed Martin get through that process. Go to article3project.org, take action and light up
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both of your home state senators. To say there should be no in-person confirmation hearing?
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That's not going to happen. They're not going to start that. They're not going to go down that
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path of having hearings for U.S. attorneys. Even with a controversial guy like Ed Martin?
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He either has the votes or he doesn't have the votes. So let's call both of your home state
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senators and light them up. This is huge. Article 3 project and what do they do? What's your task
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and purpose today? Well, I would say one last thing. I hear, you know, maybe, just maybe,
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Big Tish James, maybe, just maybe, she should lawyer up because maybe, just maybe, justice is
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coming for lying on your Virginia mortgage application. Defrauding.
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They're going to go in soon. Okay, Mike Davis. Yes, sir.
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Article 3. You're in the middle of it all today. The Viceroy on Capitol Hill. Brother,
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thank you so much. We're cutting to the what? In about 20 seconds.
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We're cutting to the Oval Office. Let's go and pick it up early. Let's do it.
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Hello, everybody. So we have a very special group of wounded veterans who are amazing. I've
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actually visited many of them in the hospital, and they came out better than me. They came out
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looking good. If I had that look, I would have been president 20 years ago. I wouldn't have had to wait
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so long. You look great, fellas. But we have many of them. I didn't even realize it at the time, but I
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visited many of you in the hospital. They did an incredible job. The doctors are absolutely
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unbelievable, the job they do. So we were having a little meeting. And at the same time,
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we're signing some very important legislation, what will become legislation. And right now,
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it's an executive order. And having to do mostly with education. We have our secretary of education,
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Linda McMahon, who's been so incredible over the last few weeks. I've been watching her on television.
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I'd like to tell her she can do better, but she can't. She can't do any better. So I want to thank
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you, Linda. Fantastic. And we also have commerce. And we have labor with us today. And you have been,
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thank you very much. And Howard, thank you very much. And we'll take some questions after we're
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finished. Maybe I'll ask Will to step forward. And you can go through some of these. Also,
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Lindsay, you work with Will, two very talented lawyers, as you all know by now. Thank you,
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Mr. President. And we'll go through them. And Linda, why don't you come over here? In fact,
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one of the three of you come over here. We also have a special guest with us today, sir.
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Oh, that's right. Annette Albright. Where is Annette? Annette Albright. Charlotte Mecklenburg
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school teacher. Very special one. Thank you very much. It's a great honor to have you get all sorts
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of awards for talent. That's good. Thank you very much for being with us. Appreciate it. Thank you.
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Okay, please. Sir, the first executive order we have prepared for your attention. There are
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currently laws on the books requiring certain disclosures of universities when they accept
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large foreign gifts. We believe that certain universities, including, for example, Harvard,
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have routinely violated this law. And this law has not been effectively enforced. So this executive order
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charges your departments and agencies with enforcing the laws on the books with respect to foreign gifts to
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American universities. Okay. Thank you. Thank you very much. We'll put it right here.
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Next for you, sir. University accreditation is currently a process controlled by a number of
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third party organizations. That's by statute, by law. Many of those third party accreditors have relied
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on sort of woke ideology to accredit universities instead of accrediting based on
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merit and performance. This executive order affects a number of changes to the university accreditation
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process also applies to law schools and other sort of graduate programs. But the basic idea is to force
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accreditation to be focused on the merit and the actual results that these universities are providing
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as opposed to how woke these universities have gotten. So we're setting up new accreditation pathways.
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We're charging the Department of Education to really look holistically at this accreditation mess and
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hopefully make it much better. Will we look into the past people that they've taken? For instance, I hear
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all about certain great schools and then we read where they're going to teach people basic math,
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math that we can all do very easily, but they can't do their, you know, going to the top school and they're
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going to come out with a program of teaching basic math to somebody that got into a Harvard or Princeton
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or Yale. Is that part of this? When universities are not performing appropriately, whether that's in
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admissions or whether that's in their actual instructional activities, that's certainly something
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that accreditors should be considering that right now we believe they're they're not doing a good enough
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job of. And I think Secretary McMahon could probably speak to that better than I could. So they're
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allowing people into school. They can't do math and yet kids who've worked really hard and number one
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in their class in a high school someplace in New Jersey or in Mississippi, they can't get into the best
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schools. What is that all about? Yeah, and I think that gets to your policy, sir, of meritocracy,
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that we should be looking at those who have real merit to get in. And they and we have to look harder at
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those universities that aren't enforcing that. Okay, thank you. And this pretty much does it, right?
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Thank you. Sir, during your first administration, you made promoting historically black colleges and
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universities HBCUs a major priority. This executive order takes existing law on HBCUs and brings it into
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effect. We're going to be setting up a White House initiative on HBCUs. The basic idea here is making
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sure that every aspect of your administration is working to ensure that HBCUs are able to do their
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job as effectively and as efficiently as possible.
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This next executive order relates to artificial intelligence education, sir. You've obviously done a
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lot in the artificial intelligence space already. The basic idea of this executive order is to ensure
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that we properly train the workforce of the future by ensuring that school children, young Americans are
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adequately trained in AI tools so that they can be competitive in the economy years from now into the
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future as AI becomes a bigger and bigger deal. That's a big deal because AI is where it seems to be at.
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We have literally trillions of dollars being invested invested in AI. And there are somebody today, a very smart
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person said that AI is the way to the future. I don't know if that's right or not, but certainly very smart people
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Next here we have an executive order on workforce development. This executive order is going to
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charge numerous departments and agencies within the government to reshape the way that we do workforce
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development. One example from the executive order, for instance, we're looking to get the total number
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of apprenticeships, new apprenticeships up to a million in the country to ensure that in critical
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jobs areas and in areas where we currently don't have enough trained workers, that we're recreating that
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pipeline to ensure that particularly as we onshore industrial jobs and new industries, that those industries
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have the workforce they need to be competitive globally.
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And this is the EO that we're all here working together.
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And in a way, this is like a training center, right, for what we're trying to do, which is jobs and
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Right. It's exactly. So all those factories that you're bringing in because of your trade policy,
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we're going to train people in tradecraft, bring back tradecraft to America so that people can work
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in these factories with great paying jobs. And we're going to train them and we're going to remake the
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American dream for all these people. We're working together.
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Absolutely. This plays right into America at Work Tour, which I have kicked off. We will work with our state
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partners and work with our businesses to see exactly who they need in that workforce. And we will skill and upskill
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these apprentices so they can get right to work and get in the field and build back this economy for
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Next, sir, we have an executive order on school discipline policies.
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Under, I believe it was the Biden administration, first Obama and then Biden, the Department of Justice
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issued guidance that made it almost impossible for schools to enforce adequate disciplinary policies.
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This created issues in the classroom for teachers and students alike. Basically,
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they focused on CRT and sort of diversity ideology instead of actually just enforcing the rules in
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classrooms to ensure a safe learning environment. This executive order revokes that prior guidance
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and puts us back in a place where hopefully the Department of Education can focus on education and
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teachers can focus on teaching in a safe environment.
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And this was important for you, Linda, as I understand it?
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Yeah, absolutely, because it gives teachers the authority now to have discipline in their classroom
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and discipline the person who is being disruptive. We took that away.
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We have an executive order on disparate impact theory. This is a theory that underlies a lot of
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the modern DEI and CRT-driven diversity culture. The basic idea here is instructing your departments
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and agencies to no longer rely on disparate impact theory as they're regulating, as they're
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issuing guidance, as they're making rules. We want to focus on results. We want to focus
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on actual fairness. We want to focus on merit, not things like disparate impact theory and the
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whole sort of diversity, equity, and inclusion cult. It's getting out of that, huh? Yes, sir.
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Thank you very good job. Thank you very much. Appreciate it very much. Would you like to introduce again Annette and perhaps Annette wants to say something?
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Annette is right here. Yes, Annette. Yes, please come over.
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Would you like to have some comments to make? I know you're a former Charlotte Mecklenburg school teacher.
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I'm a North Carolina girl, so it's nice to be here. Yes, New Bern. Yes. Thank you so much for having me.
00:30:08.760
Thank you so much. I am so honored to be here. This has been an eight-year
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journey for me to raise awareness to the violence that's in public schools and the critical need to
00:30:20.040
address violence in public schools. Again, been doing it eight years because most administrations
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like to keep the violence hidden. We have three students that should be here with us today. We have
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Austin McClough, I'm sorry if I say his name wrong, Serenity Baker, and Niger Taylor from Charlotte,
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North Carolina who was shot in the back as he was getting off of a school bus because they thought
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he was a part of a big brawl that happened inside a public high school. So this is very important and
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critical legislation that we have to keep our educators safe, we have to keep our students safe,
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and public schools have to be safe environments. So I think, like I said, I've done this journey alone,
00:31:02.920
I've been on it, but I have a whole team behind me now. I spoke at the RNC, and I told millions that
00:31:10.840
Donald Trump and his administration was going to make schools great again,
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and I feel that we're on the right path, and I'm just honored to be here. Thank you.
00:31:18.360
Thank you. Thank you so much. I appreciate it. Thank you. Thank you. What an honor.
00:31:36.600
Great job. Could I ask Sarah to speak? Yes, sir. Thank you.
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Tell us a little bit about these great gentlemen. These heroes, Mr. President, are extraordinary.
00:31:46.920
This is my husband, Michael, and so many of our dear, dear friends who are here today.
00:31:51.880
Many of them have met you, sir, in your first administration in the hospital,
00:31:55.160
many times at Walter Reed, and they've had long recoveries. Tomorrow, for my husband,
00:31:59.960
marks 15 years since he was wounded in Afghanistan. And on that day, about six years ago, he had his
00:32:05.960
120th surgery post-Afghanistan, and you came to see him at Walter Reed and so many others. And we saw
00:32:13.560
great reform in the VA access, same-day access to prosthetics, mental health care, and we know that
00:32:19.400
that is back. We're going to these gentlemen were saying, Alex here earlier was saying in the last few
00:32:24.600
years when he's gone to get a wheelchair, the VA has asked him, this gentleman, they've asked him to
00:32:29.240
prove that he still has his injuries as though maybe his limbs would grow back. And they unfortunately
00:32:36.120
did not. Yes. And we've seen that many times. And so we're excited for you bringing back the VA
00:32:40.840
accountability, Mission Act, community care, that were the hallmark of your first term.
00:32:45.560
And we're so excited, sir, to be here. We're honored to be here. And thank you for all you do for
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our nation's heroes. Thank you. Who's that picture on there?
00:32:54.040
That is Joe Biden, and it says, Let's go, Brandon.
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I told him he wasn't allowed to ask you to sign it.
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That's great. That's very good. Well, thank you all very much. Would you like to say anything,
00:33:13.080
fellas? There's a big chance you have a lot of good people watching that believe in
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you. They happen to be the media, but they believe very much in you like I do. Anybody?
00:33:23.480
Mr. President, we're just very happy with the energy that this administration is bringing.
00:33:27.480
And it's an administration that says, does what it promises. And so we're behind you. We believe in
00:33:33.240
you. And I think we all love you. Thank you very much. And I'm going to get you a better hat.
00:33:38.760
Say I have better hats. That's a good one. That was the original.
00:33:44.920
That's right. That's an early one. We'll save that one, though, right?
00:33:51.800
Okay. I was just going to say thank you for loving America, sir.
00:33:55.960
Very nice. Thank you very much. True. Thank you.
00:33:58.600
Sir, the manager spoke to save Michael Brardo's life. And of course, he goes immediately to say
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thank you, as he was the one that saved Michael Brardo, put him in the helicopter,
00:34:07.320
and got him off the combat zone. So the selflessness of these men is unspeakable.
00:34:22.920
These are amazing people, great heroes. So that's really great. Anybody else?
00:34:27.960
I'd like to say it was an honor to serve. You are worth it. This country's worth it. And it's
00:34:32.920
because of what Christ paid for it. Thank you. And we have a spirit that people haven't seen in many
00:34:38.120
years, at least five, that they haven't seen. I think even then, because we've been through so
00:34:45.960
much for the last four years together, it was so bad. It was so bad, what they've done to the borders,
00:34:51.320
what they've done all over the place. And it's really an honor to be with you, all of you.
00:34:57.160
Incredible. And I'm going to give you these coins. I think you're going to really like them.
00:35:01.400
I think they're the best. These are the best coins. And you have your chairs. This is gun metal.
00:35:06.920
I don't know, soldiers like the black, but I think you like this one. It's okay.
00:35:12.760
A lot of soldiers like the black. Here you go. What do you like?
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I'll go to the black in prison. See, I told you.
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Look at this. That rarely happens. You're different, huh?
00:35:32.840
Take a black one, sir. There you go. That's great.
00:35:35.880
They call the military. No, but I always say the soldiers, they do like it. It's gun metal.
00:35:41.800
What do we like here? That's what I heard, that it was gun metal.
00:35:54.040
This is actually fun. I'll take the gold one, sir.
00:35:59.720
Okay. I thought you were going to take that gold one. Okay.
00:36:07.800
I had an opportunity to sail across the Gulf of America two days after you named it right.
00:36:15.080
It's been an honor. And now people say it routinely.
00:36:19.320
They don't even think about the other. They say it routinely.
00:36:36.440
I would love a gold one, sir. Thank you so much.
00:36:45.000
Yeah. So, I want to thank you very much. And especially, that's a great story.
00:36:51.880
So, what do you think of a guy like that? Pretty good.
00:36:53.960
Oh, we actually, him from Manhattan, we all served together.
00:37:08.360
We're in a pretty tough area in the Argonaut River Valley.
00:37:12.680
Their unit had a more than 50% purple heart rate, sir.
00:37:29.720
I want to say thank you to the veterans who are here.
00:37:34.200
And then I wanted to ask you, Mr. President, because you said
00:37:36.680
you want to bring the tariffs on China down soon.
00:37:40.440
How soon do you want to bring the tariffs on China?
00:37:46.040
We have a situation where we have a very, very great place.
00:37:59.800
We've been ripped off by every country in the world,
00:38:10.520
Howard, how many countries have we spoken to already?
00:38:19.640
We're going to make deals, but they're going to be fair deals.
00:38:23.480
And, you know, we were losing almost five billion dollars a year.
00:38:30.280
And now we have it down almost to even, maybe even better than even,
00:38:34.280
because of the tariffs on cars and aluminum and steel.
00:38:38.120
We have tariffs 25% on cars, aluminum and steel.
00:38:42.040
And there's a rush to build new steel plants, a rush to build new aluminum plants,
00:38:46.680
and a biggest rush I've ever seen that we've ever seen to build car plants.
00:38:51.320
We have like 11 of them or something, big ones, where you guys maybe work.
00:38:58.680
But if you like cars, you'd like to work on one of these plants,
00:39:02.920
Three of them have left Mexico before construction started,
00:39:13.160
But Mexico took 32% of our car building business.
00:39:22.520
Anywhere from three to five billion dollars a day.
00:39:33.800
And, you know, hence we have 36 trillion dollars in debt and everything else.
00:39:38.040
And in the end, I think what's going to happen is we're going to have great deals.
00:39:41.560
And by the way, if we don't have a deal with a company or a country,
00:39:47.640
It's something that we think that will happen, I'd say, over the next couple of weeks.
00:39:52.600
Over the next two, three weeks, we'll be setting the number.
00:39:56.760
And we're going to pick, could be for China, too.
00:40:03.000
Too many to fully deal with, but we're going to be fair to them.
00:40:06.120
But we're dealing with a lot of countries right now.
00:40:08.600
And it could be with China, but maybe we'll make a special, you know, a deal.
00:40:21.320
They're sending, you know, massive amounts of fentanyl into our country and killing a lot of
00:40:26.600
people, probably 200,000 plus a year, wiping them out.
00:40:32.520
Somebody was killed in your family or your friends with fentanyl.
00:40:36.120
And somehow it's made almost exclusively in China.
00:40:39.960
And as you know, we essentially taxed them 10 and then another 10.
00:40:46.920
We also taxed Mexico 25 and we taxed Canada 25.
00:40:51.720
And that's the kind of money that's what's pouring into our country right now.
00:40:56.840
And it's gotten us down from losing three to five billion dollars a day to
00:41:01.240
actually making money, but breaking even, let's say.
00:41:06.040
And that money is going to be used to reduce taxes.
00:41:28.760
We were the wealthiest proportionately that we ever were.
00:41:32.280
And they formed committees in 1887 in particular.
00:41:37.160
But they formed committees to determine what we should do with all the money.
00:41:40.920
We had so much money. You guys would have loved it.
00:41:43.880
We had so much money. They didn't know what to do with it.
00:41:52.280
Although we gave plenty away, but now we shouldn't be giving it away.
00:41:54.680
We have to take care of ourselves first, right?
00:41:57.720
But we were very wealthy and proportionately the wealthiest we ever were.
00:42:03.720
Jimmy Carter gave that away for one dollar, by the way.
00:42:06.680
One of the most profitable things ever built the Panama Canal.
00:42:16.520
We have people like that sitting behind this desk.
00:42:21.160
Panama Canal, we spent, it was the most expensive thing ever built by our country in history.
00:42:31.960
I think it was the equivalent of 1.7 billion dollars.
00:42:39.400
We built, we built a lot of things, but never so expensive.
00:42:45.720
We had a lot of money to do it, all based on foreign countries coming in and paying us tariffs.
00:42:52.600
And I think we're going to make so much that we're going to be able to reduce taxes in this country by a lot.
00:42:57.000
And we're also going to treat those countries very fairly.
00:42:59.800
But if we don't make a deal, which is possible, we're going to just set the price.
00:43:06.280
They want to come in here and they want to do business with the United States.
00:43:10.040
So we want to set a fair price and we'll do that.
00:43:13.000
We're going to be very fair, but we'll set a fair price.
00:43:15.560
And then they can make a determination as to whether or not they want to do business with the United States.
00:43:21.800
And I think we're going to treat them very fairly.
00:43:23.640
Were you worried about what the 145% tariffs were doing to small businesses here in the U.S.?
00:43:38.200
It is a high tariff, but I haven't brought it down.
00:43:40.840
It basically means China's not doing any business with us, essentially, because it's a very high number.
00:43:45.960
So when you add that to the price of a product, you know, a lot of those products aren't going to sell.
00:43:53.560
They were doing they were doing one point one trillion dollars.
00:44:05.560
And we were doing very little relatively very little with them.
00:44:21.880
Sir Ryan, on your trip to Rome, there's a lot of leaders attending the Post funeral who also said they'd like to meet with you while you're there.
00:44:36.840
I got every leader in the world, which tells you that we have a good product.
00:44:45.080
And these people know about it better than anybody in this room.
00:44:56.120
We're going to make it greater than ever before.
00:44:59.400
Who are you going to be meeting with President Xi?
00:45:03.160
And are you bringing anyone with you in the U.S. delegation to the funeral, like Secretary Rubio or a former president?
00:45:11.400
We'll announce it probably this evening or tomorrow.
00:45:23.240
It's going to be I'm sure it's going to be a beautiful ceremony.
00:45:26.920
I had one on Ukraine, but I wanted to ask you one about veterans since they are here today.
00:45:32.760
I wanted to ask you about the cuts that have been made, including with the VA.
00:45:36.920
Can you assure that veterans like these men here, those that have been suffering from mental health
00:45:43.800
issues or birth pits, for example, will be taken care of?
00:45:49.000
In fact, they will tell you it's been better with me than any president in history.
00:45:54.120
We had a 92 percent approval rating, which is unheard of, up 50 points from the previous administration
00:46:03.240
In fact, now they have something to call in to call in doctor stuff where it's really become,
00:46:08.280
you know, it's really become modernized and great.
00:46:10.520
We don't have to go and travel sometimes long distances to get to a clinic or get to the VA.
00:46:18.520
I was listening to Doug Collins, who's the secretary.
00:46:32.200
There's no group of people more important than the people in this room.
00:46:39.080
I'm talking about I'm talking about these people right here.
00:46:41.640
There's no group and they're going to be taken really well care of.
00:46:46.040
And on the war in Ukraine, are you going to be meeting with President Zelenskyy?
00:46:53.160
I don't know that he's going to the funeral or not.
00:46:59.240
Because we're losing about, think of this, 5,000.
00:47:07.320
5,000 soldiers are being killed every week, approximately.
00:47:15.080
But let's say from 3,000 to 5,000 are being killed.
00:47:20.280
They're not Americans, but they're Russian, but they're people.
00:47:28.200
And then they get a call that the son's no longer there.
00:47:33.160
And if I can help solve it, you know, we're not losing our soldiers,
00:47:39.240
And if I can solve it because of a certain ability, that would be great.
00:47:42.440
And if it doesn't happen, I will say that I think Russia is ready.
00:47:48.040
And a lot of people said Russia wanted to go for the whole thing.
00:47:51.640
And they've, I think we have a deal with Russia.
00:47:58.600
And I hope that Zelenskyy, I thought it might be easier to deal with Zelenskyy so far.
00:48:12.200
And, you know, we spend a lot of money, but this is about a lot of humanity.
00:48:21.480
I've never seen anything like it of the fields after these, some of these battles.
00:48:29.640
You would have never had that war if I were president.
00:48:35.880
Are you going to meet the Vladimir Putin in Saudi Arabia?
00:48:42.600
I think we'll meet with him shortly thereafter.
00:48:45.080
What is this that I'm going to present to the...
00:48:47.160
Federal Reserve Chairman Jamal Powell, during the Biden administration in the campaign,
00:48:53.560
with inflation raging, he lowered interest rates two times.
00:48:58.760
Now, with two consecutive months of inflation being down, all economic theory you learned
00:49:05.240
in the eighth grade says it's time to cut rates when inflation is down.
00:49:15.720
I haven't called him, but I believe he's making a mistake by not lowering interest rates.
00:49:19.960
And I think as well as we're doing, we do much better.
00:49:25.640
He historically has been late, except when it came to Biden.
00:49:29.240
He was recommended by a certain person that I'm not particularly happy with.
00:49:41.560
I think we're sitting on something that's going to be very good.
00:49:44.440
With all the tariff money starting to come in, our country is going to be doing really well.
00:49:56.760
They hit me with the first day that I was president.
00:49:59.240
Somebody started screaming at me that eggs are up.
00:50:18.600
But Brooke Rollins, our secretary of agriculture, and a group working with her have done an amazing
00:50:29.720
They have some energy selling gasoline for less than $2 in a couple of states, in Alabama,
00:50:37.160
But all over the country, it's way down from what it was six months ago, three months ago.
00:50:47.560
You know, when Biden allowed energy to skyrocket, it just skyrocketed.
00:50:55.400
Russia made a lot more money because they make their money on energy.
00:50:58.840
And I kept saying, you know, he supposedly wants to end the war,
00:51:13.160
And at that number, Putin and Russia made a lot of money.
00:51:17.560
So I think one of the reasons, look, I think he has a certain respect for me.
00:51:22.440
But one of the reasons, one of the big reasons is oil prices are down.
00:51:25.640
I think this is a good time to get the war settled.
00:51:30.120
For those of us that live here in the district, you said when you came in,
00:51:33.960
you were going to make Washington, D.C. great again.
00:51:37.240
One of the issues we've got right now is we understand there might be an imminent deal
00:51:41.240
between the owner of the Washington football team, whatever you want to call them now, commanders,
00:51:46.600
and locally in getting the Redskins back to D.C. and RFK Stadium.
00:51:54.840
Are you going to be involved in that negotiation?
00:51:57.480
And would one of the stipulations be they change their name back to the Redskins?
00:52:02.200
Well, that's a little bit, nobody's asked for that one.
00:52:05.640
Look, I think when the Indian population is a great part of this country, great heritage,
00:52:14.760
and we're talking about Massapequa, Long Island, the Chiefs, they call them the Chiefs,
00:52:20.760
They're not changing their name, but great team, great people, great owners, great coaching,
00:52:26.760
I love the quarterback, like his girlfriend, too, and his wife.
00:52:30.920
His wife is great. She's been a big fan. His quarterback's mother is incredible. I like that
00:52:39.160
team. They're called the Chiefs. And frankly, I see nothing wrong with it. They call them the Warriors,
00:52:45.640
and not that team, but a lot of other teams. And all of these Indian surnames and different names.
00:52:51.960
And I'm saying that I think that's a positive thing. And when you go back to India, they pull
00:52:57.560
this. They don't know why these names are being taken off. They're trying to, I think it's degrading
00:53:03.480
to the Indian population. And it's a great population. And they like when they're, you know,
00:53:08.760
called by various names. Now, Washington, the Redskins, perhaps, that's a little different,
00:53:15.400
a little bit different. But I can tell you that I spoke to people of Indian heritage that love that
00:53:21.320
name, and they love that team. And I think it's a much, you know, I think it's a superior name to
00:53:25.800
what they have right now. And it had heritage behind it. It had something special. But a lot
00:53:30.360
of the names having to do with, you know, different places, not just Indians. But I think it's,
00:53:35.560
they changed the name of the Cleveland Indians. Why would you take the name Indians off the Cleveland
00:53:41.160
Indians? And now it's called the Cleveland something else. Right? Guardians. It just doesn't
00:53:47.800
make sense to me. So, you know, we're about bringing common sense back to this country.
00:53:53.720
And it may be popular or unpopular, what I'm saying. And I've just said to you,
00:53:57.720
he's a nice guy. He got a lot out of me on this one. But I think most people agree with me.
00:54:03.560
I think it really is demeaning to Indians. But to change the name of the Cleveland Indians as an
00:54:09.080
example to the Cleveland Guardians is not, it's not the same. And I'm sure it has an impact on the
00:54:15.160
team. Thank you, sir. Elon Musk said he'll be stepping back from his work with Doge a little
00:54:20.600
bit and only dedicating maybe a day or two a week to it. How long would you like to see that
00:54:24.760
continue? And how would you like to see him continue? Well, first of all, I can't speak
00:54:29.560
more highly about any individual. He's an incredible guy. He's a brilliant guy. He's a wonderful
00:54:34.920
person. I've seen him with his family. I've seen him with a lot of his children. He's got a lot of
00:54:40.040
children. He treats him good. He loves his children. But he's a brilliant guy. And he was
00:54:48.280
a tremendous help both in the campaign and in what he's done with Doge. And, you know, we're talking
00:54:56.200
about almost $200 billion and rising fast because many of the things that we were looking at are now
00:55:02.680
being found out to be fact. It's terrible. I mean, the fraud, the waste, the abuse, the
00:55:11.240
everything that's happened is just terrible. So I also know that he was treated very unfairly by the,
00:55:18.840
I guess he caught the public by some of the public, not by all of it. But he makes an incredible car,
00:55:24.040
makes everything he does is good. But they took it out on Tesla. And I just thought it was so unfair
00:55:31.560
because he's trying to help the country. But he has helped the country. I also want him to make
00:55:36.280
sure that he's going to be in great shape. And I know he is. I mean, he's going to be,
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he's going to do great. He loves the country. He didn't need to do this. He did it.
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And I told him, I said, you know, whenever you're ready, I'd like to keep him for a long time. But
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whenever you're ready, he's an exceptional guy. When you see those rockets go up and come back and
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land in the same gantry, nobody else can do that but this man. So he's just an incredible person.
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And he's a friend of mine. And he's a nice person, too. He's a very nice person. He really helped the
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country, saved us a lot of money. And I heard him say that he'll start easing, which is always,
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he was always at this time going to ease out. And when he goes back to Tesla, that'll be taken care of.
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It was just, it's artificial. These were sick people that thought they were doing something.
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He really, he's a great patriot. And he should, really, it should be, it shouldn't be the way.
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That should never have happened to him. And I will tell you right now, he makes a great product.
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He makes a great product. It's a great car. It's great everything. Starlink is great.
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What he does is good. He's doing medical things that are amazing. And we have to, at some point,
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let him go and do that. And we expected to be doing it about this time. And, but I'll talk to,
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I'll talk to Elon about it. Thank you for the question.
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Canada has an election coming up. How, do you have a prediction for that?
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Oh, I don't want to predict other nations' elections. It's tough enough doing this one.
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Look, I love the Canadian people. I like Canada. But it's costing us
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200 billion dollars a year to support Canada. 200 billion. And I say, why are we doing that?
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You know what? We can make our own cars. We have more energy than they do. We have
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more energy than anybody in the world. We don't need their lumber, obviously. We have
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more lumber. We have a lot of lumber. We have a lot of everything that they sell us.
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But in particular cars, they took a large percentage of the car making. And I want to
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bring it back to this country. I really don't want cars from Canada. So when I put tariffs on Canada,
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they're paying 25 percent. But that could go up in terms of cars. When we put tariffs on, all we're
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doing is we're saying, we don't want your cars in all due respect. We want really to make our own
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cars, which is what we're doing in record numbers. Now, you know, we're going to be at record levels
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in a very near future because of all the plants, the car plants that are being built. And I'd rather
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see them made in Michigan and made in South Carolina and made in different states. Tennessee,
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we have a lot of great car making states and we have some that aren't car making yet. But they
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will soon be car making states. And that's what I want to see for our country. At the same time,
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I want to help Canada as to I have spoken to the current prime minister. He was very, very nice,
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I will say. Very nice. We had a couple of very nice conversations. Very good. But I don't think
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it's appropriate for me to get involved in their election. This deal that you have with Russia,
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does it include recognizing Russia's sovereignty over Crimea? Well, everything is good. Look,
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I just want to see the war end. I don't care if they're both happy. They both signed an agreement.
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I have no favorites. I don't want to have any favorites. I want to have a deal done. I want to
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save their lives. Now, with that being said, we're spending hundreds of billions of dollars
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through Biden. Biden should have never let that war happen. We're spending hundreds of billions,
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maybe $350 billion we've given to Ukraine. And we could use that money right here. So I'd like to see
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that. But most importantly right now is when I see the pictures, the satellite pictures of the battlefield,
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if I can stop that because of an ability I have to do things, I want to see if I can do that.
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Mr. President, on tariffs, you just mentioned that 25% could go up on cars in terms of Canada. Does
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that mean that you're considering changes to the auto tariffs and auto parts? No,
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we're not considering it now, but at some point it could go up. Yeah, because again,
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we don't really want Canada to make cars for us, to put it bluntly. We want to make our own cars,
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and we're now equipped to do that. They took a lot of our car business. Mexico, too,
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took a lot of our car business. We want to make the cars here. I'm running this country. I'm not
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running Canada. And that's why I asked Trudeau, who I call Governor Trudeau, affectionately,
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but I asked him, why are we spending $200 billion to support Canada, to subsidize Canada? And he was
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unable to answer the question. I mean, why are we doing that? And I have to be honest. As a state,
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it works great. As a nation, considering the fact that most of the nation, you know, 95% of Canada,
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what they do is they buy from us, and they sell to us. They sell to us. If we didn't buy their oil,
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if we didn't buy their oil, and we don't need their oil. We have more oil than anyone, but we don't need
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their oil. We don't need their lumber. We don't need their cars. We don't need anything. So I said,
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why are we doing this? Why are we spending $200 billion? It doesn't make sense. If we needed
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something, that would be a different subject. So I'm working well with Canada. We're doing very well.
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We're working on a deal. We'll see what happens. But again, you know, why, representing this country,
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why are we spending $200 billion to support and subsidize another country? Because if they didn't
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have us, and if we didn't spend that money, as Trudeau told me, they would cease to exist. He said
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that to me. They would cease to exist, which is true, certainly as a country. On tourism, there's been
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a steep drop off in international travel to the United States. It was down 12% last month,
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down even more from Western Europe. Why do you think that there are fewer people suddenly who want
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to travel to the United States? Well, there could be a little, you know,
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there's a little nationalism there, I guess, perhaps. It's not a big deal. But, you know,
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with the dollar being where it is, because, you know, China would always fight for having a low dollar.
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Japan would always fight for having a low dollar, meaning a low yen, or in the case of China, the
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yuan. They'd always want to have China. I'd speak to President Xi a lot. I'd say it's unfair that you,
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you know, your yuan is so low. I'd call up a great man, Prime Minister Abe, great, great man, Shinzo,
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who was unfortunately assassinated. And I used to tell you, he was a good friend of mine. I used to say,
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Shinzo, you got to, you can't let your yen go down. It makes it very hard for us to sell tractors.
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It makes it very hard for us to get tourism. And our dollar is a little bit on the low side.
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And that means that a lot of tourism is going to come in. But I could see a little bit of nationalism
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at work. And I can see it likewise with us, not wanting to go to certain countries. But that will
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work out very easily. Do you think some people are scared to come here because they hear the stories of
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tourists who are detained for a few days or even a week or two?
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No, we treat our tourists great. We're the tourism capital of the world. There's nobody,
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has there been any direct contact between the U.S. and China or trade at all?
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