Bannon's War Room - March 09, 2026


Episode 5202: President Trump Delivers Remarks To The Republican Members Conference


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Learn English with Donald Trump. President Donald J. Trump delivers a speech to the Republican National Conference in Doral, Florida on the dangers of open borders and the need for border patrol, immigration reform, and border patrol agents. Trump also calls for an end to Iran's nuclear program and urges Congress to vote against a resolution affirming Iran as a state sponsor of terror.

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00:00:00.000 I don't understand the different terms it was where they plant bombs and roads as you drive by
00:00:05.540 happily drive by the bomb goes off and no matter how strong the armament it just kills the people
00:00:10.480 or you lose your arms legs and face and those bombs got worse and worse and he got happier and
00:00:17.900 happier we took him out that was a big thing because he was the head it might have been a
00:00:22.140 much different story they may have been much more capable than they are had he lived because he was
00:00:27.000 capable he was vicious violent and capable but we got rid of him first term and we did so many
00:00:34.320 things I mean we've done so many things but as you know on Saturday I traveled to Dover Air Force Base
00:00:42.080 to be with the families of six fallen warriors as they returned to American soil and I know that
00:00:49.560 everyone in this room joins me in sending our prayers and eternal gratitude you're watching
00:00:53.620 the president addressed the Republican conference at Doral we're the year in the world we will
00:00:58.380 continue this live coverage until completed and then the war room will start
00:01:02.320 because Dover is where for the most part a lot of the the fallen the warriors the great young people
00:01:12.160 that have died in war they seem to mostly go to Dover they come home to Dover Dover does a great job of
00:01:19.740 handling things they have men assigned to the family they have men and women that are incredible
00:01:24.960 assigned to the families it's a beautiful thing but it's also a very sad thing but they all said
00:01:31.680 one thing to me make sure you win sir make sure you win they say didn't they weren't playing games
00:01:37.920 we want to make sure they said everybody said it they were separate and but everybody said the
00:01:46.380 same thing make sure you win we will we've already won in many ways but we haven't won enough we go
00:01:53.940 forward more determined than ever to achieve ultimate victory that will end this long-running danger once
00:01:59.860 and for all 47 years it should have been done a long time ago world would have been a different place
00:02:05.660 had some president had the courage to go and do it they should have done it many many times
00:02:09.860 they had many opportunities the United States of America is the greatest and most exceptional nation
00:02:15.500 in human history and will not be threatened by evil terrorists and lunatics any longer we just can't do
00:02:21.680 that and you know when I always talk about how great our nation is I don't know I don't consider
00:02:25.940 our nation very great for four years under Biden we were a laughingstock all over the world
00:02:31.220 we were a laughingstock so you know I say great great great but I don't know when you look at what
00:02:37.440 happened with so many different things the open border 25 million people many of them very bad people
00:02:44.920 pouring into our country with open borders that just said come on in come on in makes no difference
00:02:50.520 they empty their jails into our country 11,888 murders 50% of which murdered more than one person
00:02:59.940 the drug dealers came in the mentally insane came in they emptied their mental institutions
00:03:07.540 they emptied their insane asylum that's a step above a mental institution they emptied them all right
00:03:15.000 into our country and we've done a great job of doing what we've done think of it we have the lowest crime
00:03:21.060 rate that we've ever had we have the lowest murder rate in 125 years and we're saddled with all of the
00:03:28.900 problems of the criminals that were let in you know look they're smart people I know I know the people
00:03:34.720 that run those countries every one of them and they're all streetwise very smart and I would do
00:03:41.460 exactly the same thing they emptied their jails into our country I said that was going to happen
00:03:46.100 when I heard that they were having open borders I didn't believe that they were going to happen when
00:03:49.560 I realized that they actually were going to have open borders I said we're going to have every person in
00:03:54.420 jail we're going to have every drug dealer we're going to have all these countries all over the world
00:03:58.300 the Congo they emptied their jails all the way from the Congo to all parts of South America Asia
00:04:05.280 they sent in there people in jail murderers some of the worst people on earth got sent into our country
00:04:13.940 and I'll tell you what ICE is unbelievable what they have to put up with and how tough they have to do
00:04:20.140 that goes for border patrol and it goes for law enforcement our law enforcement people but sadly
00:04:26.860 even as our service members are fighting bravely to protect America abroad the Democrat minority in
00:04:33.640 Congress is deliberately sabotaging our national security at home and you're going through it
00:04:40.080 right now fellas I mean you're going through it's not even believable you know we should be very safe right
00:04:45.880 now especially when we're attacking somebody that's evil bad intention but last week 53 House Democrats
00:04:53.580 voted against a resolution affirming that Iran remains the world's number one state sponsor of terror
00:04:59.780 how the hell would do that I mean almost every act whether it's Hamas or Hezbollah no matter what
00:05:07.380 you take a look it's Iran or Iran sponsored and even more outrageously as we speak Democrats have shut
00:05:15.820 down the Department of Homeland Security they've got it shut down do you believe it right now because
00:05:21.360 they care more about amnesty for illegal alien criminals than about protecting the lives of American
00:05:27.200 similar Syria they I mean take a look at it the American citizen is being scoffed at
00:05:32.540 by Democrats it doesn't make sense none of this stuff makes sense to me you know when they
00:05:40.000 when they sat and they wouldn't stand up for for incredible people they just refused to clap stand up
00:05:47.500 by the end of the speech by the way they were all standing because somebody was passing no you people are
00:05:52.380 getting killed tonight they were all said they'd stand up for everything I was saying at the end that last
00:05:56.800 half hour they were standing up for things that they shouldn't have stood up for because they got
00:06:01.800 the word you're getting killed tonight stand up and clap for the woman that just lost her daughter
00:06:06.480 please to a violent criminal but Democrats must vote immediately to reopen the Department of Homeland
00:06:15.180 Security so that we have the resources to keep America safe
00:06:18.880 and under our pro America pro worker pro family agenda our country is winning again and America is
00:06:31.620 respected again and I think we have a country that's as hot as it's ever been ever before maybe
00:06:37.620 hotter and I say it all the time the king of Saudi Arabia said it to me better than anybody could say it
00:06:43.660 he said you know I'll get along with him very well very smart person he said you know a year and a half
00:06:51.200 ago your country was dead absolutely dead we never thought it was coming back and now you have the
00:06:58.320 hottest country anywhere in the world it's true we're the hottest country anywhere in the world by far
00:07:03.280 and that's before we showed off our military strength with Venezuela and now with Iran you know Iran was
00:07:10.680 supposed to be this big powerful country we wrapped the hell out of them and you know I don't know when
00:07:16.940 they cry uncle but they should have cried it two days ago right but they don't have anything left
00:07:23.540 in our country inflation is plummeting incomes are rising the economy is surging our border is the most
00:07:31.640 secure at any time in American history and the murder rate is the lowest in 125 years that's before my
00:07:38.120 father was born my father was born six years later than that I don't know if he'd like me to say that
00:07:44.220 never like to talk about his age he said don't talk about that but think about 125 years ago 1900 the
00:07:50.940 year 1900 the stock market has set 53 all-time record highs since the election and it's going to go a lot
00:07:59.020 hard as soon as we get rid of this stuff that we're doing right now that we really had no choice I
00:08:04.340 mean I think I asked people I said would you rather do this or would you rather go along nice and smoothly
00:08:08.880 but eventually have a catastrophe the likes of which perhaps the world has never seen
00:08:13.960 and just about everybody says except for lunatics said no you had to get it done should have been done a long
00:08:21.440 time ago the average 401k is up almost $35,000 think of that said the best they've ever done
00:08:29.000 and I think you're going to see some real numbers when this gets because this was always a
00:08:33.520 dark cloud hanging over not only Israel which was going to get wiped out you know if we didn't do
00:08:39.180 that b2 attack Israel would have been wiped out they would have had a nuclear weapon within two weeks
00:08:43.860 after that and even now I think they were looking to take over the Middle East because when you look and
00:08:49.300 we have pretty good proof all of those missiles that were so stupidly aimed at Qatar Saudi Arabia
00:08:55.720 UAE they were all aimed and others at countries that were sort of like leave us alone they were all right
00:09:04.280 they were sort of neutral but they weren't doing all of a sudden they're getting hit with missiles
00:09:10.540 and they could have gone one of two ways they could have gone toward their side like we're with you or
00:09:16.160 they could have gone with our side and they really went with our side and they've helped us and
00:09:20.780 they've been a big force but they got hit but they were going to be hit with us had we not done the b2
00:09:26.900 raid and have we not done this one where we said you know it's time to go in we have to go in have no
00:09:32.740 choice number one if we didn't go in they would have come in after us because I see the democrats trying
00:09:38.780 to justify it and they're failing because the voter on the street is saying you've got to be kidding
00:09:43.740 but I see where they're going well they're always saying no no there was no reason well
00:09:48.300 I'll give you the best reason of all within a week if they were going to attack us 100 they were ready
00:09:54.760 they had all these missiles far more than anyone thought and they were going to attack us but they
00:10:00.220 were going to attack all of the Middle East and Israel and if they had a nuclear weapon they would
00:10:04.760 have used it on Israel and this was going to be a major attack on all they had all of those missile
00:10:10.220 sites and all those launches that we got rid of about 80 percent of them right now by the way
00:10:15.220 got rid of most of the you know see it's died down to a trickle there are very few launches left what
00:10:21.420 our military has done is amazing they wiped out the almost 20 percent maybe 22 23 percent but the rest
00:10:29.260 are going very quickly and the missiles have been largely knocked out the drones have been knocked down
00:10:35.800 and we're hitting where they make the drones we know them all and we're knocking the hell out of
00:10:40.140 that now where they manufacture the drones a lot of work a lot of brilliant work but we're going to
00:10:46.240 have a much safer world as soon as it's finished and it's going to be finished pretty quickly
00:10:49.800 with the help of our house Republican majority we passed the largest tax cuts in American history and
00:10:56.360 we have to be talking about it and with a great big beautiful bill we delivered no tax on tips
00:11:05.860 no tax on overtime and no tax on social security for our great seniors
00:11:10.260 and we did something else which is great that nobody ever talks about Tom and we have to talk about it
00:11:17.700 we made interest on auto loans fully deductible that's never happened we've never had that you know rich
00:11:24.900 people always get deductions but middle income people people that have to struggle a little bit
00:11:29.960 never did but now they can deduct the interest paid against their taxes it's uh we have one little
00:11:37.000 proviso and I put this on this very important only if the car is made in America all right that's going
00:11:43.920 to have a huge impact that's going to have a huge impact we passed the Trump accounts to give every child
00:11:50.180 in America head start on the American dream and that's so good it was
00:11:55.080 I'll tell you the Dell family Dell computer uh he put up six million two hundred and fifty million
00:12:05.940 dollars think of it started with very little nothing very very little started making computers on his bed
00:12:13.040 and he said yeah people started liking them better than the ones from the store and he never stopped
00:12:20.780 and he can write a check for six billion two hundred and fifty million it's he said in his incredible
00:12:27.340 wife Susan they said that's the best best thing they've ever done he's so proud he's going to do it
00:12:32.640 again going to do more and we have a lot of other people a lot of very rich people are doing it a lot of
00:12:38.200 people that aren't so rich are doing it they're doing it for their kids but it's turning out so
00:12:42.760 some young child turns 18 or 21 and all of a sudden they have a hundred thousand dollars in the bank
00:12:49.280 what a difference that is between having that and having nothing and it could be more than that could
00:12:54.920 be a lot more depending on what happens with the world and we passed 100 percent expensing and bonus
00:13:01.020 depreciation on all new equipment factory construction and investments and that's what made our first term we
00:13:07.400 had the greatest economy in the history of our country in the first term and this one's going to
00:13:12.460 blow it away again we had a little pause but it's not a very big pause with your help we also passed the
00:13:20.320 largest regulation cuts in American history ending the green news scam one of the greatest scams in
00:13:26.480 history and massively increasing production of American oil natural gas and clean beautiful coal we brought
00:13:33.440 coal back you're not allowed to say coal without clean beautiful got to be clean beautiful
00:13:39.700 China uses coal they're building about 65 massive coal plants right now but China great respect for
00:13:47.640 China but you know they make all the windmills right the only thing they don't do is use the
00:13:52.100 windmills they make them but try finding wind farms in China there aren't too many of them
00:13:57.840 in my state of the union address I laid out an ambitious agenda that should be our roadmap this
00:14:05.720 year and it's starting with lowering the cost of living you know they gave us a mess we inherited mess
00:14:11.400 an absolute mess and the mess was many things uh they were bad with our military they were they were bad
00:14:20.160 with everything I mean I said name one thing that they did right they can't name one thing but they
00:14:26.580 also gave us very high prices and then they said the word affordability that's first time I ever heard
00:14:33.600 it they said affordability my first day in office they said affordability they're the ones that caused
00:14:38.880 the problem but we're really bringing down prices big do you notice you don't hear that word anymore
00:14:43.580 they don't say it anymore because we brought down prices so much so our message is simple democrats created
00:14:51.820 the high prices and our policies are totally ending them and they've they're ended and we're doing
00:14:57.000 better we're even bringing them down further they'll be way down and we're we're bringing you know
00:15:03.260 if you go back into the last um the last period I would say I think it's two and a half months
00:15:09.200 1.7 percent inflation three months 1.45 percent inflation think of that whereas they had the
00:15:17.860 highest inflation in the history the single highest inflation in the history of our country now you know
00:15:24.080 I always say this they say 48 years because I I don't want the fake news to get me on this
00:15:28.480 they say it wasn't history it was 48 years that the inflation was the highest in 48 years but I don't
00:15:35.300 know in some ways 48 years sounds even worse because it's very specific but they had the highest
00:15:40.960 inflation probably in history but in 48 years we inherited that one of the first targets must be
00:15:48.360 the crushing health care we have to crush the and take over the health care situation which we can do
00:15:55.560 for the first time we can do it since the passage of the unaffordable care act big insurance companies have
00:16:02.920 gotten rich they've made money like practically no other companies have made with our government
00:16:09.000 giving them hundreds of billions of dollars and their stock prices soaring to up to 1,700 percent
00:16:16.580 1,000 percent 1,200 percent 1,600 percent and even 1,700 percent the government gave them essentially
00:16:27.300 trillions of dollars and I want that money to be paid to the person not to the insurance company and let
00:16:36.600 them go out and buy their own health care and people love it people love it you'll get better health care
00:16:43.520 at a much lower cost and they'll be sort of part of the system but the money we spend on is so much we spend
00:16:50.960 numbers that nobody could even believe but the health care companies because the democrats are owned by
00:16:57.620 the insurance companies remember that and so they have a problem that's why it's hard to it's hard to
00:17:03.480 get it fixed because they are totally owned and controlled by the health care by the insurance
00:17:10.360 companies health care insurance but the insurance companies themselves so when one when you want to do
00:17:16.360 something that's good for the people but bad for the insurance companies it's very very hard for them
00:17:20.980 to go in a different way now republicans never do that kind of thing right you have you're owned by
00:17:27.620 nobody right nobody see a young girl up here say yes some of them are a little bit shaky but
00:17:34.160 but they're republicans we love them we love them anyway right mike but they are owned by those
00:17:40.960 big powerful insurance companies that are making a fortune and it's hard to get them to do the right
00:17:47.440 thing they know what the right thing is so we want the money to be paid directly to the people and let
00:17:52.580 the people go out and buy their own health care and people love it they love it we can own the issue
00:17:59.140 for the first time ever republicans can own that issue i'm also asking you to take swift action to
00:18:07.220 codify my most favored nation policy on drug prices the biggest
00:18:12.260 that alone should win the midterms we have and i tell the story all the time my first term third year
00:18:20.200 i actually had a slight it was one quarter of one percent decline in drug press first time in 28 years
00:18:27.080 i was so proud i went home told our great first lady who's now a movie star
00:18:30.900 i got the biggest can you believe that that movie was hot and it is hot she became a movie star
00:18:39.160 it was a good movie but i went home and i said you know it's amazing we we do so well we work so hard
00:18:49.020 this issue is the single biggest issue we we okay i had a news conference i'm embarrassed to say
00:18:59.260 a long time ago my third term my first term third year because i went up to a level that nobody's i
00:19:08.680 did things that nobody's ever done 28 years i brought it down one quarter of one percent
00:19:13.380 now i brought it down 80 percent 90 percent 75 percent depending the way on you know that it's driving
00:19:21.520 the fake news crazy because i say 400 percent 500 percent 600 depending on the way you want to talk
00:19:28.140 about it if you want to talk about pricing but using a conservative number what we've done is we
00:19:35.160 we paid the highest price for drugs anywhere in the world and now we pay the lowest price for drugs
00:19:41.860 anywhere in the world we are tied for the lowest price whoever has the lowest price
00:19:48.840 that's what we pay and i did that through tariffs we had a little disappointing decision to put it
00:19:54.480 mildly from supreme court terrible decision for the people but the good news is i have lots of other
00:20:01.820 ways of doing the same thing i just have to work a little harder they want me to work harder but we're
00:20:06.700 doing the same thing with a lot of work but uh i use tariffs to get this because i went to other
00:20:13.580 countries the drug companies were not easy but i got them i said we're not we were paying for a pill
00:20:19.680 130 that in london and germany and different places you'd pay 10 so we were paying 13 times more
00:20:28.200 they're paying 10 we're paying 130 and the drug companies i called them in we had a rough time but
00:20:35.640 it wasn't that bad and they agreed because they knew that i couldn't get the countries you had to get
00:20:40.460 the countries to approve it and i called up and you've heard me say this a couple of times not
00:20:45.660 often but i called the countries up i called up france i said emmanuel you have to cut your
00:20:53.260 your good friends from america a reasonable deal what's happening is you are paying a tiny fraction
00:21:00.280 for drugs no no donald i cannot do anything about that i said you can you can he said no no i will not
00:21:06.860 do it i will not do it because he'd have to raise his pill from ten dollars to twenty and maybe even
00:21:11.760 thirty ours would come down from thirteen dot 130 down to twenty dollars think of that from 130 that's
00:21:20.420 what you're going to get from 130 to 20 but he has to double his price from ten dollars and they were
00:21:27.300 the boss i said no no you will no donald donald i cannot do that and i heard this from all the other
00:21:33.340 countries to very elegant people and they were saying no no no we cannot do this we will not do
00:21:38.500 this i said yes you will 100 no no we will not because you know they have to double up their prices
00:21:44.020 and i said well here's the story if you don't do it i'm going to put in the case of emmanuel i said a
00:21:50.680 100 tariff on all wines and champagnes coming into the united states no no donald you cannot do that
00:21:57.440 i said i've already got the legislation it's right in front of my desk i'm going to sign it
00:22:02.500 emmanuel he said donald i will agree to this
00:22:06.980 so he agreed everybody agreed i got every country to agree and now you've done something that no other
00:22:15.080 president could have done no i don't want to brag but you know they've said this about a lot of
00:22:21.400 things no other president could do some of this i'm doing no other president the things i'm doing
00:22:29.900 nobody else was going to do it i say they say it all the time sir could you do this you're the only
00:22:35.520 one can do it but we got it done and we got the countries to all go along because i said if you
00:22:42.300 don't do it i'm going to raise your tariffs to 200 to 150 percent and that's 10 times more than i'm
00:22:48.980 asking for and every single one it would if it took me five minutes that was like a long time i was
00:22:55.320 doing badly with that one so now we have most favored nation pricing into permanent law and you
00:23:02.460 should codify it but i don't care that much about codifying it because what politician is going to
00:23:07.820 agree to increase drug prices by 500 okay so but it's still good to have it codified don't you agree
00:23:14.920 you know they're saying sir we have to codify it i said that's okay but i'm not other things you
00:23:19.800 should codify that i can tell you this one you should codify because you want to take credit for
00:23:26.020 it you want to take credit for it so if you can please codify it get out there and codify
00:23:31.220 you're getting an 80 percent 85 55 70 reduction in drug prices codify it but if you don't no
00:23:42.600 president's going to raise it in my opinion although they are crazy you know these people are crazy they
00:23:47.000 could find a way you better get it codified and as we work to bring down interest rates so that more
00:23:54.100 americans afford a house i'm also asking you to ban the wall street firms large world street firms
00:24:01.560 institutional investors from buying up thousands and thousands of single family homes hundreds of
00:24:08.800 thousands of homes because homes really are for people not for hedge funds we want to get the market
00:24:16.460 out so they can do it and uh we're stopping it we want people to be able to buy a house it's the
00:24:23.260 american dream buying a house is a part of the american dream and we must also stand up for the
00:24:31.580 safety of our citizens one of my guests at the state of the union was anya zurutska the mother of
00:24:38.480 beautiful 23 year old ukrainian girl who was stabbed to death on a train in north carolina by a deranged
00:24:46.060 criminal arrested more than a dozen times and i had the mother as you know at the state of the union and
00:24:52.880 she was devastated beautiful woman devastated uncontrollably devastated and uh we couldn't get one
00:25:04.000 democrat to even clap the republicans clapped and went wild and they loved her not one democrat in that
00:25:12.580 whole room even thought about clapping they sat there frozen faced disgusting house republicans should get
00:25:21.440 every member of congress on record and pass a tough new crime bill that imposes harsh penalties for dangerous
00:25:27.640 repeat offenders which just nut was cracks down on rogue judges and prosecutors and ends no cash bail
00:25:34.960 once and for no cash bail is a big part i mean you have a man murder somebody and by that afternoon he's
00:25:43.440 out on bail no cash bail it's a huge a huge problem we also need to end deadly sanctuary cities and you
00:25:51.560 have bills before you now and you're working on things but hopefully you can do that mike
00:25:55.340 because it's terrible they're sanctuary for criminals that's all they are sanctuary for criminals they fight
00:26:01.700 ice all the time that was a problem up in minnesota they had a lot of criminals in there they wouldn't give
00:26:06.540 it to us and to stop illegal aliens who cannot even speak english from driving 18 wheel tractor trailers
00:26:13.600 they have no idea what they're reading i wouldn't be able to do it in their countries
00:26:18.200 just arrows it has speed limits they have no idea what they're reading and in many cases they're on drugs
00:26:24.660 on top of that we need to ban any state from granting commercial driver's licenses to illegal aliens
00:26:31.660 and i want to thank house republicans for passing another common sense measure i i would think it's
00:26:42.140 the easiest thing i just told mike you know you were at 19 million dollars i have to say this because
00:26:48.880 i've never contributed i was a huge contributor for years and years once i became president i never
00:26:54.140 contributed any money because the greatest thing about being president is i no longer have to
00:26:58.800 contribute nobody ever asked me for money they asked me for my endorsement i've endorsed just about
00:27:03.500 everybody in the room but keep winning right 124 and 0 this tuesday 124 wins no losses is that good
00:27:13.820 and there were some rebels we endorsed a few rebels right a few that mike was saying it's going to be a
00:27:21.060 tough one but we're 124 or no but as president nobody ever asked me for money and as president
00:27:28.780 you know like as president you sort of don't make campaign contributions but i heard you were at 19
00:27:35.140 million dollars today i said has that ever been done no sure it's a record but 20 would sound better
00:27:40.560 right mike yes he said i'm going to give you one million dollars it's the first time i've done
00:27:44.740 i've done it i've done it i've done it i've done it i've done it i've done it i never did it before
00:27:57.880 i never did it before now i'll be hit up by every political group every republican running sir could i have
00:28:05.500 some give me a little cash i'll have emmerich come up to me say how about a little cash for my campaign
00:28:10.940 i will no longer have the excuse that as president anyway no but we had to hit the 20 right we had to
00:28:17.900 hit the 20 that was a hell of a thing you beat it by a lot you beat the record the previous record by a
00:28:22.860 lot but i want to thank house republicans for passing another common sense measure to me the easiest of
00:28:29.480 all the save america act to protect our sacred american look at this
00:28:35.900 look
00:28:41.560 it's the easiest thing we have i can't uh it's the easiest thing we have now the problem is you call
00:28:55.640 it the save act and nobody knew what the hell the save act have you been seeing i've been working
00:29:00.400 overtime the last month it's called the capital of the the save america act and i saw schumer
00:29:08.340 yesterday we will stop save america he's getting killed they can't do it and then the things within the
00:29:16.560 save america are so good but just the title so we had that with maga greatest name of all time make
00:29:22.460 america great again maga it just worked you know i had something keep america great it was good but it
00:29:31.680 didn't have that maga you know there was nothing you could see i had kag kag
00:29:37.560 and kag i said you know no longer that's not good but maga is great and we'll always respect maga we
00:29:46.500 love maga we're never going to let you down with magnet maga but this one's even better if you think
00:29:52.060 about it this says america we're going to save america the save america how can they fight us
00:30:01.200 the save america act and i've watched them i watched schumer who's horrible what a horrible
00:30:06.140 politician he is now a palestinian officially he is he is registered as a palestinian he's a proud
00:30:13.660 he's taken the biggest turn of any human being i've ever seen he's gone from totally pro israel to
00:30:21.600 totally pro palestinian he wants to protect the iranian people that are quite nasty but it's very
00:30:30.060 simple all voters must show the act voter id ready this is not complicated voter identification now
00:30:38.700 if you know i have a whole list but i don't want to put i have like hundreds of things on the list if
00:30:42.880 you if you go shopping if you do this if you buy a car if you license a car if you point to everything
00:30:48.560 you need to have identification so all voters have to show identification id all voters must show proof of
00:30:57.400 citizenship in order to vote so you have id and you have citizenship so far good no mail-in ballots
00:31:04.000 except for illness disability military or travel mail-in ballots are a disaster jimmy carter
00:31:11.940 the best thing he ever did he headed a commission after he was president it was the single best
00:31:17.560 thing and he did a thing on mail-in ballots he said mail-in ballots should not be allowed
00:31:23.400 because they are inherently dishonest and we have seen it time and time again and we just keep going
00:31:29.680 with it and i put that down as a top three look no mail and now you have the exceptions for the
00:31:35.520 military and i would even say foreign-based military but for the military for disability for illness
00:31:42.300 and if you're traveling you know you have an excuse and i was lenient on that but those three things
00:31:49.540 then i added two more these are best of you know best of these are called best of trump
00:31:54.820 we should also add on to this bill and so what i've asked mike to do is to draw a new one with these
00:32:02.960 few things added and and let's go for the gold let's not just get one like voter id but you know it can
00:32:10.880 be given to you by your daughter you know your daughter she has to be of age like above six years old
00:32:17.500 she's allowed to say you had to see some of this stuff is so bad they're doing everything possible
00:32:23.600 because they know if we get this they'll probably won't win an election for 50 years okay and maybe
00:32:31.000 longer and they're going to fight like hell but boy do they get killed because even the democrats you
00:32:37.440 saw the numbers today democrats voted 86 percent that this stuff should be passed the democrats with
00:32:44.940 republicans you're at 98 but democrats are at 86 except for the people that run the democrat party
00:32:53.000 because they want to try and win elections illegally it's the only the only reason you vote against voter
00:32:58.280 ideas because you want to cheat there's no other reason they come up with reasons they say it's racist
00:33:04.420 that's their number one racist then you have to explain it and they they're just sitting there
00:33:09.300 mumbling they can't explain it and it's actually very insulting when they use the term racist very
00:33:15.460 insulting to the people that they're trying to so-called defend but they're not defending
00:33:20.240 then i wanted to add two more to it because they're i say 95 percent maybe 100 percent
00:33:27.460 no men in women's sports very simple add that in and
00:33:32.240 and i wanted to add in one of the i'm not even adding in no open borders because you know there's
00:33:38.880 some people that like open borders these people are crazy but that's okay because i want five things
00:33:46.240 that are like close to 100 percent no transgender mutilization surgery for our children you can't
00:33:53.380 have transgender for our children so those five things five things voter id citizenship mail-in ballots
00:34:04.380 no mail-in ballots right we don't want men playing in women's sports that's got to be about a close to
00:34:13.440 a hundred percent we don't want men playing in women's sports and no transgender mutilation
00:34:20.980 no gender mutilation of our children now that should be the easiest thing to get past that you've ever
00:34:28.640 had each one it's best of best of trump those are best of trump i have some that are very popular but
00:34:35.300 i wouldn't put them in that category this is the number one priority it should be for the house
00:34:40.780 and i'd like to ask tom steve mike all of you if you would i'd like to have you go back
00:34:47.840 and lisa hello darling she was she was screaming her her affirmation of what i said
00:34:57.200 she would the kid went wild she was so happy that somebody finally said let's vote on this
00:35:04.920 lisa you're gonna get it done okay i'm gonna count on you forget the men up here i'm gonna count
00:35:09.640 deal but it's actually a matter in a serious way of national survival we can't have these elections
00:35:16.620 going on like this anymore you know you use paper ballots if uh right now they have watermark it's so
00:35:23.100 safe it's so good you put it it gets under a light it says you know a code it's very very hard
00:35:31.240 to cheat another thing and i don't even bring this up it costs seven percent the cost of those crazy
00:35:37.540 machines you know i love the machines where they get the machines they spend all this money
00:35:41.840 and they announced during the election that the tabulation will go along for another three weeks
00:35:47.560 right with mail-in voting you know there's not a country in the world that does mail-in ballots
00:35:56.680 anymore they tried it france tried it it failed they go to paper ballots they're all doing paper
00:36:02.140 ballots right now most of them are doing paper ballots except us and nobody is doing what we're
00:36:08.840 doing and there's no elections so corrupt as the elections in the united states of america and we can
00:36:16.360 solve them with this and the reason i put those other two that have not much to do with it is because
00:36:22.640 they are equally popular and i think it might help us and for those people that like fiza i said maybe
00:36:29.860 you put them together because a lot of people feel very strongly about fiza some people don't but the
00:36:34.660 people that want it they really want it and generally for whatever reason they're opposed to what we're
00:36:39.840 saying about you know about the ballots and about citizenship and all of those things and so put them
00:36:47.440 together and you might get a vote but we have to get it done and then we have to get the senate to do it
00:36:52.020 but if you could send a bill up to the senate a real we're going for the gold we don't want what was
00:36:58.740 said the save act it was all right nobody knew what the hell it was including me i kept saying what's
00:37:04.100 this save america act don't ever say save act again it's a loser the save act nobody has any idea what
00:37:14.280 we're what are we trying to save it's the save america act if you could send it up in full form
00:37:22.140 full form meaning just straight we will i think the senate has to approve it i really do i think
00:37:31.880 and they're going to have to go to the filibuster and maybe it's going to be the talking filibuster
00:37:37.360 like the old days to great jimmy stewart right remember the great movie jimmy stewart but they have
00:37:43.760 to get it done because if we don't get this done i'm for if it takes you six months i'm for not approving
00:37:49.440 anything i'm for not approving anything i don't think we should approve anything until this is approved
00:37:55.280 and they can't win politically look you have them in a corner and they're listening to every word i'm
00:38:01.120 saying it doesn't matter because they can't win it politically because when they say we don't want
00:38:05.760 voter identification we don't want proof of citizenship all these things are just losers for them
00:38:12.400 and they can't they won't be able to withstand it just like at the state of the union they started
00:38:18.320 clapping at the end i said that and the reason because politically you have to stand for these great
00:38:25.600 people that were being and the word came out from people watching it on television you guys are getting
00:38:32.480 killed and this is an even bigger example so if you could if i could ask the people in this room
00:38:41.760 to go for the gold we're going for the gold we're not going for the bronze we're not going to sign a
00:38:47.280 watered down version like has been sent up there let's go for the gold and let's just not accept
00:38:53.520 anything else i'll tell you what i'm i'm willing to just sort of say i'm not going to sign anything
00:38:58.640 until this is approved i really am which that's how bad it is and we're going to have to push the
00:39:04.960 senate because you have four or five senators that are uh i don't know four or five republican senators
00:39:12.720 you'll have to explain them to me but we're not going to get into that but we're going to push them to
00:39:16.720 get it done because i don't think you can politically exist if you're not going to do voter id and these
00:39:21.680 things i don't think the people in this country will stand for it so i'm making my biggest plea
00:39:26.240 tonight it'll make you and and i'm not doing it for this reason at all it'll guarantee the midterms
00:39:34.480 it'll guarantee the midterms if you don't get it big trouble my opinion if you get this your midterms
00:39:42.240 and they know it for two reasons number one they won't be able to cheat
00:39:45.920 and number two the people are demanding it every time i go out save america sir save america act we
00:39:54.240 want the save america act sir that's all they talk about they don't talk about housing they don't talk
00:39:59.920 about anything that's what they talk about and if you send it up that you're going to win the midterms
00:40:05.760 at levels that you can't even believe and you're going to win every election for a long time until
00:40:10.560 somebody really screws things up and hopefully that won't happen but i've never been more confident
00:40:16.480 that if we keep these promises and deliver in this popular agenda the american people will stand with us
00:40:22.320 in overwhelming numbers just as they did in 2024 i heard mike say it's actually 78 million votes but
00:40:29.920 it was actually 86 you know they cheated like hell unless but it was too big to rick remember we did
00:40:36.800 i won three times first time was great second time they cheated like hell it was coveted and uh
00:40:43.840 their cheating was at an inspirational level we can't let that ever happen again and then they
00:40:49.600 cheated again in the last election but i i went up i the term i used most was too big to rick you got
00:40:57.360 to go out don't believe because we had polls having us way up i said don't believe the polls go out and
00:41:02.960 vote make it too big to rig and that's what happened except a couple of races they cheated or they got
00:41:08.160 away with it couple of senate races my opinion but we have to make it too big to rig and that's what we
00:41:14.480 did but we shouldn't have to win an election that way you could have a hard time winning elections that
00:41:19.520 way so you got to get that passed and if we fight fight fight we will win win win and we will make
00:41:26.880 our country safer and stronger and richer and greater than it ever has been before and i want to say
00:41:33.360 very importantly because they would like you not to say this because this is a terrible
00:41:37.120 thing in their opinion to say god bless you and god bless america thank you very much everybody thank you
00:41:44.800 very much
00:42:04.960 so
00:42:13.280 Young man, there's no need to feel down.
00:42:16.460 I said, young man, pick yourself off the ground.
00:42:20.240 I said, young man, cause you're in a new town.
00:42:23.980 There's no need to be unhappy.
00:42:28.400 Young man, there's a place you can go.
00:42:31.240 I said, young man, when you're short on your dough, you can stay there.
00:42:36.740 And I'm sure you will find many ways to have a good time.
00:42:45.100 It's fun to stay at the YMCA.
00:42:49.420 It's fun to stay at the YMCA.
00:42:55.060 Okay, the President of the United States addressing the Republican conference with the Save America.
00:43:03.520 I got to pass it.
00:43:04.320 That was the central part of it.
00:43:05.440 Plus, I guess the war is over or President Trump's making a pretty big case this afternoon to CBS News.
00:43:14.820 And now to the, that was the House conference, a couple of day event taking place in his Doral, followed on the Shield of America.
00:43:28.560 I've got Natalie Winters joins me.
00:43:31.300 We're going to start the show off on that.
00:43:32.480 Natalie, I want to get to your analysis and report in a moment because I think it's quite relevant about the, are we going a different direction in Iraq?
00:43:42.920 Or excuse me, Iran.
00:43:45.960 Pardon my Freudian slip.
00:43:49.280 But let's talk about the Save America Act.
00:43:51.640 I didn't actually see a wildly enthusiastic response to that.
00:43:55.760 President Trump is making probably the hardest pitch I've ever seen for the act.
00:43:59.960 And he says he's going to add a couple of things on.
00:44:01.580 That's about women and men and women's sports and also transgender ideology.
00:44:06.440 But, I mean, there was some applause at the beginning.
00:44:11.520 He made this the centerpiece.
00:44:13.060 He says, you do this and it's impossible for them to beat us in the fall.
00:44:16.780 I expect to see people standing on the chairs.
00:44:18.800 And I think one of the reasons is that most of the people in the room know that John Thune and the Senate have no interest at all in working with the president to pass this bill.
00:44:28.660 Natalie, your observations on this.
00:44:32.040 Well, thank you so much for having me.
00:44:34.180 Look, I think what we're witnessing is the story of the MAGA movement that we know all too well, right?
00:44:38.820 Like, President Trump sticking his neck out, getting behind common sense legislation, any version of it.
00:44:45.020 It is so rudimentary and simple, right?
00:44:47.940 It's non-citizens not being able to vote.
00:44:50.420 We're not even getting into the sort of really scary stuff for the left, which is ballot harvesting, things like that, dead people voting.
00:44:58.740 But, of course, Republicans are apathetic.
00:45:00.920 But I think you also have to look at the history of the Save Act.
00:45:04.160 It has very often been used, right, for each Congress, at least going back to, I remember the one where you were in prison when, you know, the Save Act was used as a justification as to why we needed to pass the, like, 38th CR in a row to continue an omnibus, which would then, or I guess a minibus that would then lead us to omnibus spending.
00:45:24.440 And I think that the only time you ever really see voting, security, voting, integrity discussed on a congressional level, it's sort of like China, right?
00:45:33.000 It's political football.
00:45:34.560 Obviously, it's not to President Trump.
00:45:36.400 That's why he keeps talking about it.
00:45:37.740 The White House has made it clear that's a really significant issue that they're pushing.
00:45:42.640 But House Republicans suck.
00:45:44.540 I mean, maybe that's a simple way to take it, but they don't care.
00:45:48.100 They don't care about immigration.
00:45:50.040 They don't care about any issues.
00:45:51.480 They just want to, like, put out, you know, tweets where they sound like they're really tough and then not do anything about it.
00:45:56.560 And, Steve, the real tell that House Republicans have never been serious about doing anything on election integrity was back in 2020, even when we took the House, right?
00:46:04.300 They set up all those committees going after China, going after weaponization, COVID.
00:46:11.720 I think they had one.
00:46:12.880 Did they set up one for the 2020 election?
00:46:15.680 No, right?
00:46:16.740 They don't actually deal with the real election integrity activists.
00:46:19.920 They want this, like, limited hangout version where we pretend that the only threat is non-citizens voting.
00:46:25.120 I'm not negating that that's a serious threat.
00:46:28.360 But the real threat of elections here in the United States, that's, like, you know, a small portion of it.
00:46:33.420 So House Republicans, I guess, are doing what they do best, killing, you know, what President Trump and the grassroots actually care about.
00:46:41.780 Mediates headline tonight, Natalie Winters.
00:46:44.120 House Republicans suck.
00:46:47.160 Hang around, Natalie.
00:46:48.440 We're going to hold you back.
00:46:49.760 I'll copy on that.
00:46:49.920 The president's now suck a lot, suck a lot.
00:46:54.240 There's going to be a press conference right now.
00:46:56.280 I think they're going to shift rooms.
00:46:57.560 Anyway, we're getting the logistics right here in the war room.
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00:51:01.640 Okay, there's going to be a press conference momentarily as soon as the president changes rooms at Doral.
00:51:10.060 Natalie, you had an excellent piece.
00:51:12.400 And look, I think it's up in the air, so let's just wait to the press conference.
00:51:15.200 He did talk to CBS News.
00:51:17.720 He said the war is essentially over.
00:51:19.440 They've destroyed the Navy, the air defense systems, etc.
00:51:22.720 I'll be blunt.
00:51:24.580 It's a little confusing, although we've been a big advocate of let's think this through.
00:51:29.860 And if there's a smart off-ramp that accomplishes our objectives, we should be looking at that and considering it.
00:51:37.540 Your piece today adds another complexity to the situation.
00:51:42.100 You want to walk through it?
00:51:42.880 Sure, I think that, you know, obviously our audience is rightfully very concerned about the potential, you know, third and fourth order effects, which I think the West, America, has seen in the form of refugee waves, right, post-conflicts like these.
00:51:57.440 And there's not a lot of numbers, which I find quite interesting, no conspiracies, no coincidences, but I was able to obtain some, like, kind of stealth internal data from the United Nations tracking what they call internally displaced people from Iran and the surrounding region.
00:52:16.620 But just before we back into the actual data, I think a very important data point in this whole discussion is just the actual size of Iran in terms of population, right?
00:52:26.420 Like, you're talking upwards of, like, 90 million people.
00:52:30.120 What do I mean by that?
00:52:31.140 Even if just 10% of people, you know, leave, decide to leave or push it out, that's 9 million refugees.
00:52:38.580 For reference, Iraq, when we went in, it was a population of about 25 million.
00:52:42.820 Libya was about 6 million.
00:52:44.340 And when you look at the refugee flows from those countries, you got about 4.7 million from Iraq.
00:52:50.100 Afghanistan was about 6 million displaced.
00:52:52.720 And then in Libya, you had about a million people leave.
00:52:56.420 The numbers that we're seeing thus far in total in the region, the UN is saying in the first, basically, three days of the conflict was over 300,000 people, 100,000 specifically from Iran.
00:53:08.520 But they admit in their own report that these numbers are extremely deflated.
00:53:12.580 You've also seen some European advisory groups warning that this would be potentially the largest migration wave in modern history.
00:53:22.560 So thank God we have, you know, President Trump in an administration that has done a lot to curtail refugee admissions.
00:53:29.000 And, you know, obviously, Secretary Hegseth has said we're not going to get in the business of, you know, human placement and shoving these people into the United States.
00:53:38.100 I wouldn't imagine that happening.
00:53:39.980 But I think for the future of Europe, the population there is just so large.
00:53:45.420 And there's already around over, I think, 3.5 million Afghan, Afghanistan refugees who live in Iran.
00:53:52.520 So it's already sort of a, you know, tumultuous place in terms of who is living there.
00:53:58.060 So I think that these data points are very informative for a discussion.
00:54:02.280 Natalie, can you hang on one second?
00:54:05.300 We're going to cut right to the president.
00:54:06.540 Let's see the press conference is going to start.
00:54:07.920 Let's cut right to the president.
00:54:09.860 Over the weekend, the United States military and the Israeli Defense Forces continued Operation Epic Fury very successfully.
00:54:17.580 Over the past nine days, we've carried out some of the most powerful and complex military strikes and maneuvers the world has ever seen.
00:54:27.460 Now, you add that up to all of the other things.
00:54:30.280 Midnight Hammer, getting rid of the nuclear threat from Iran, which was a big moment in history, in my opinion.
00:54:38.240 And the great success we've had in Venezuela and all other places, every place we've gone, we've had tremendous success.
00:54:47.760 But while we're doing all of these things, we're achieving major strides toward completing our military objective.
00:54:56.620 And some people could say they're pretty well complete.
00:54:59.380 We've wiped every single force in Iran out very completely.
00:55:06.240 Most of Iran's naval power has been sunk.
00:55:10.580 It's on the bottom of the sea.
00:55:12.000 It's almost 50 ships.
00:55:15.080 I was just notified it's 51 ships.
00:55:17.540 I didn't know they had that many.
00:55:19.760 Didn't last very long.
00:55:21.820 And these are fighting vessels.
00:55:24.340 They're meant to fight, but they're not meant to fight against us.
00:55:27.820 We continue to target Iran's drone and missile capabilities.
00:55:32.240 Their drones are way down.
00:55:34.200 Their drone manufacturing has been hit starting today.
00:55:38.780 We know all of the places they manufacture the drones and they're being hit one after another.
00:55:44.400 Their missile capability is down to about 10 percent, maybe less.
00:55:50.060 We're also hitting where they make missiles and where they deliver missiles.
00:55:53.740 We've struck over 5,000 targets to date, some of them very major targets.
00:56:00.120 And we've left some of the most important targets for later in case we need to do it.
00:56:04.580 If we hit them, it's going to take many years for them to be rebuilt, having to do with electricity production and many other things.
00:56:13.960 So we're not looking to do that if we don't have to.
00:56:17.820 But they're the kind of things that are very easy to hit, but very devastating if they are hit.
00:56:22.640 We are waiting to see what happens before we hit them.
00:56:26.660 We could take them all out in one day.
00:56:28.400 But it's all resulting in a 90 percent decline in various things, but in particular, Iranian missile launchers and 83 percent drop in drone launchers.
00:56:42.240 As you know, the drone launches are pretty well shot.
00:56:46.960 But we're at over 90 percent decline in the Iranian missile launchers, which is very hard to reproduce and very hard to get.
00:56:56.720 And usually what we were able to do through great equipment, a lot of smart people, as soon as they sent a missile up from a launcher,
00:57:06.980 we were able to knock out that launcher within a period of five minutes or less accurately right on the noggin.
00:57:14.320 So now we have low cost interceptors effectively combating Iranian drones and our B-2 bombers recently dropped dozens of 2000 pound bombs to destroy missile launchers all over Iran and very deep under Iranian soil.
00:57:32.440 In many cases, the soil was no match.
00:57:34.700 And we're also annihilating the manufacturing base that the regime uses to build drones and missiles at a rate that nobody thought was possible.
00:57:44.200 We're knocking them out.
00:57:45.500 We know where they all are.
00:57:46.900 We're knocking them out very quickly.
00:57:49.340 We're ahead of our initial timeline by a lot.
00:57:51.860 I would say that we probably would not have thought after a month we'd be here.
00:57:57.240 In addition to the fact that we've taken out the leadership twice and maybe three times.
00:58:05.460 And we, as you know, we want to be involved.
00:58:08.180 We don't want another president that maybe wouldn't be willing to do what I'm willing to do for the good of the world, for the good of our nation, to be stuck with a situation in five years or 10 years from now.
00:58:19.020 So we think they should put a president in or the head of the country in that's going to be able to do something peacefully for a change.
00:58:27.460 They've been doing this for 47 years, killing people for 47 years, whether it's the barracks or even the SS coal, where they were involved very strongly.
00:58:37.940 They always denied it, but where they were very strongly involved in all of the people that died through the roadside bombs died and are right now walking around with no legs, no arms.
00:58:49.020 A face that's been so badly damaged.
00:58:52.880 The Iranian regime has been attacking Americans and spreading terror for 47 years.
00:58:58.980 And despite these countless opportunities to renounce their nuclear ambitions, which they had just a short while ago, they told Mr. Whitcoff, who is standing right over here.
00:59:10.400 They said.
00:59:12.760 They actually said we want to keep building essentially in a real nutshell.
00:59:16.680 We want to continue to build nuclear weapons.
00:59:21.200 If we didn't knock out Midnight Hammer, if we didn't knock out their Iranian potential, if we didn't do that with Midnight Hammer, they would have had a nuclear weapon.
00:59:29.820 They would have used it long before now.
00:59:31.520 And at a minimum, Israel would have been annihilated.
00:59:36.460 I was very lucky that we had the courage to do that, that we had the talented pilots and the great equipment.
00:59:43.080 The B-2 bombers are unbelievable.
00:59:45.360 We ordered 25 more, by the way.
00:59:48.080 The newer, better version.
00:59:50.500 We have the greatest military in the world.
00:59:55.140 We have the greatest equipment in the world by far.
00:59:57.560 You see that no matter where we go.
01:00:00.220 You still need the people, though, to operate it and to use it.
01:00:03.640 And those are the people that we cherish.
01:00:05.880 Even after we obliterated their key nuclear sites in operation, Midnight Hammer, they never negotiated in good faith.
01:00:14.500 They still continued to say we want to build nuclear.
01:00:17.980 We want enrichment at levels that were unacceptable.
01:00:21.540 And they even turned down an offer for unlimited free nuclear fuel forever for civilian purposes.
01:00:28.140 We had people offering them free nuclear fuel.
01:00:32.880 They weren't interested in that because they wanted to build a nuclear weapon.
01:00:36.680 So instead, the regime was trying to reconstitute its weapons program at a different site.
01:00:43.280 They couldn't go back to where they were, the three sites that we obliterated.
01:00:47.700 But they were starting work at another site, a different site, different kind of a site.
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