Juno News - February 28, 2024


Americans react to Donald Trump's speech at CPAC

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Vice presidential pick for Trump
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Donald Trump Carrie Lake Ben Carson Michael Flynn Joe Biden Christie Gnomes Kristi Noem Tim Scott Trudeau Mattis Gary
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Trump's speech at CPAC was a lot of fun, but the question on everyone's minds after the speech is, who should Trump pick as his next Vice President? Sarah Downey, Gary Vaynerchuck, and Jake Chapman give their thoughts.

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00:00:00.000 All right, well, that was quite the experience. We just got to listen to Donald Trump speak for
00:00:21.540 about an hour and a half. We've got the full Trump experience, the jokes, the stories,
00:00:25.560 the circling back and forth between different stories. He's up there like a stand-up comedian.
00:00:28.980 It really was vintage Donald Trump. And I got to tell you, the turnout was incredible.
00:00:34.480 There was an overflow crowd of hundreds of people, if not a thousand people, standing in the back of
00:00:39.220 this venue. Of course, the entire venue up front was full as well. But it was quite something to
00:00:44.180 be able to witness Donald Trump in action, doing his usual crowd work, which really, that's what
00:00:48.740 it was. It was not the conventional speech. He was off teleprompter and it was truly shooting from the
00:00:54.200 hip. Isn't this better than reading off a frickin' teleprompter? We've got some funny impressions 0.91
00:01:04.660 of Joe Biden. Take a listen to those. And he always points. He goes like this. Thank you.
00:01:10.580 Where am I? Thank you. And then he goes,
00:01:13.400 You ever notice? And it's always, he ends up going in the opposite direction. I'll tell you.
00:01:20.260 But he goes,
00:01:21.860 And then,
00:01:24.940 He also told the audience these long 10, 20 minute, even 25, pushing 30 minute stories about how he was
00:01:35.960 able to defeat ISIS in just a matter of weeks. Take a listen to that.
00:01:39.900 We have the greatest soldiers in the world, but they're not allowed to do their job. I proved that
00:01:44.000 with ISIS. Our soldiers knocked the hell out of ISIS once I took over and took it away from our fake 0.98
00:01:50.660 television generals. We have great generals, but not the ones like Millie and these guys on
00:01:56.520 television. They're fake. I had generals that were really tough. I had generals that I had all back.
00:02:02.860 Okay. We have great military and it's only woke at the top. I don't think it could ever be
00:02:08.580 wokenized at the lower levels because these are great people, tough people. I really don't believe
00:02:13.720 they could do it. It was only at the top. I say, so General Mattis and all these guys that tell me
00:02:20.340 back in Washington that it'll take four or five years to defeat ISIS. Why? Sir, it's not true, sir.
00:02:26.420 It's not true. I said, what's not true? We could do it very quickly. How quickly? Four weeks, sir.
00:02:34.860 Wait a minute. I was told for years and you might not be able to, sir, we can have it done in four
00:02:41.420 weeks. But I'd hit him from the left. I'd hit him from the right. I'd hit him from east and west and
00:02:47.940 north and south there. They would, sir, it would be over very quickly. I said, well, why didn't they do
00:02:54.440 it before? Because, sir, some of the ports and some of these runways are located in countries where
00:03:01.360 they didn't want to be politically incorrect. We wanted to speak to some of the attendees as they
00:03:06.820 left the venue to see what they thought of the speech. And of course, the biggest question on the
00:03:11.180 minds of attendees at CPAC this entire week has been, who will Donald Trump pick as his vice president?
00:03:17.360 That's the question that the straw poll downstairs was asking. And that's the question we wanted to ask
00:03:21.300 attendees as they left the Trump speech. Take a listen to some of their answers. What do you
00:03:24.380 think of the president's speech? No, it's great. If you guys had, if you're able to choose who
00:03:28.420 Trump would pick as his VP, who would it be? Hmm. It's a lot. I don't know. Maybe, uh, I don't
00:03:34.760 know. What's, uh, what do you think, Gary? Oh, I was thinking of Michael Flynn. Michael Flynn.
00:03:38.500 Michael Flynn. He's the only one that has the knowledge, experience. Uh, he was a general. He knows
00:03:46.300 everything. He knows who to keep, who to get rid of. Yeah. Best speech I've ever heard in my life. Who do you want to
00:03:52.300 see the president pick as his VP? Oh, Santa's Florida. It was excellent. Good old comfort zone.
00:04:01.080 He got off his speech and, uh, was spontaneous. And that's what everybody likes about him. He spoke
00:04:07.040 from the heart. What's the one issue you think the president should tackle, uh, in his next four
00:04:11.680 year term? Well, I think we're all in agreement. The border has to be addressed first. You know,
00:04:16.960 we're a very benevolent giving nation. We were a long time before NATO. Well, post-World War II,
00:04:23.820 we were always giving people. And, uh, it's time for a little love to swing back our way right now,
00:04:31.240 here with America to get this border fixed first and then tackle all the other ills that are out
00:04:37.120 there, not only within our government structure and our political structure, but, uh, helping with,
00:04:43.060 uh, national and world security overseas. What about a VP, uh, VP pick for Trump? Who do you,
00:04:48.240 who do you like? I like, they're all, well, the ones that are bubbling up, uh, Christie Noem,
00:04:53.560 Carrie Lake, Elise Stefanik. The ladies seem to be pretty impressive. Although there's a few guys 1.00
00:04:59.240 there that are looking good too. It was, it was a quite frankly, one of the best speeches I've ever
00:05:03.460 seen him give. You know, I liked the, the stories. Um, it was really incredible getting to hear,
00:05:08.320 you know, what happened during the presidency. Um, and I'm really excited for Trump to get back
00:05:12.640 into the white house because we need some change. You know, we have an incompetent president that was 0.74
00:05:17.220 illegally elected. Um, and quite frankly, it's not even supposed to be in the white house right now.
00:05:21.780 How about a VP pick who you get, who you like? Um, well, you know, right now I'm really pulling for,
00:05:26.280 uh, Vivek Ramaswamy. You know, he's a great guy. Um, he has, I think he has a great vision for this
00:05:31.600 country. And, you know, the most important thing about Trump's pick for vice president is because,
00:05:36.100 um, you know, whoever Trump picks, that could be the next president of the United States after
00:05:40.840 Trump. Um, so he needs to make a solid pick. And I think the Vivek is the right pick.
00:05:45.040 Oh, I thought it was great. I think, uh, he exceptionally, uh, or excuse me, in an exceptional
00:05:50.300 way tied back in his, uh, his stories after he kind of go off of it in a way that obviously
00:05:55.300 president Biden is, uh, incapable of doing. Um, he brought up Biden's tendency to do two minute
00:06:00.260 speeches. Uh, Trump is obviously capable of doing those much longer and making them much
00:06:04.300 more interesting. So I'm very excited. What about a VP pick who you like? I like Vivek.
00:06:08.200 Um, I think that the choices that are actually realistically on the table are between, uh,
00:06:12.860 Carson and, and Vivek considering Carson's, uh, extensive resume, but me personally, I support
00:06:17.340 Vivek. I think he could really capture the youth vote like no other. I think he's very,
00:06:21.080 very smart. Uh, so yeah, yeah, I support Vivek. Great. It's wonderful. I like the, the,
00:06:26.760 instead of, um, uh, conservative is the common sense and is make a lot of sense.
00:06:32.300 And for VP, uh, who do you like? Who, who do you want Trump to pick as his VP?
00:06:36.200 Oh, that's tough. Uh, hopefully DeSantis.
00:06:39.200 Trump's speech today was actually really funny. We connected with him. We love what he said
00:06:45.300 today. Um, I just think that, um, I just really hope he could follow through if he does win.
00:06:51.200 But I think we're really in jeopardy with this election. We really think it could be stolen.
00:06:55.800 Um, and then that would be it. If America falls, that's it. You know what I mean?
00:07:01.700 How about a VP pick? Who do you want to see the president pick as his vice president?
00:07:04.700 Well, Gnomes, definitely. Uh, Christie Gnomes or Carrie Lake, Vivek. We, you know, some, a lot of us,
00:07:13.100 you know, we don't know, we don't trust them. You know, we hear some Soros money and, uh, his big farmer,
00:07:18.700 uh, pharmaceutical deals that he did. That's why we kind of don't really trust him. But I don't know,
00:07:25.100 he might be okay. You don't want to have a too big enough personality, but you need a personality
00:07:29.300 that will act like Trump, get stuff done and shake the things in, uh, in the White House. 0.97
00:07:34.300 What did you, what did you think of the president's speech?
00:07:35.800 Well, it was always fantastic.
00:07:37.600 For a VP pick, who do you like?
00:07:39.600 Uh, Dr. Ben Carson.
00:07:41.600 How about a VP pick? Who do you like?
00:07:43.000 Mmm, Vivek probably.
00:07:44.000 Vivek?
00:07:44.500 Yes.
00:07:45.000 I thought it was great and it was very powerful. And I think, honestly,
00:07:48.300 President Trump is our only hope for saving our country.
00:07:51.400 For a VP pick, who do you like? Who do you want President Trump to, uh, to select as
00:07:55.000 as Vice President?
00:07:55.800 I like Ben Carson and Tim Scott. I think they would be a lot more trustworthy than Pence was.
00:08:00.700 Alright, well, we found some Canadians who were in attendance at the speech. What did
00:08:03.300 you guys think of the president's speech?
00:08:04.700 It was amazing. Amazing. Amazing.
00:08:07.600 Well, I know we're Canadian and, uh, the VP choice for Donald Trump doesn't really impact
00:08:11.700 us too much, but if you guys were able to choose, uh, who would you want to see be,
00:08:15.700 uh, be Donald Trump's VP?
00:08:17.300 Carrie Lake. Carrie Lake. 1.00
00:08:18.400 Carrie Lake.
00:08:19.400 She's great.
00:08:20.400 Yes.
00:08:20.900 And, uh, we were asking attendees what they think of our Prime Minister and since we've
00:08:23.700 got some Canadians, I'm sure we're going to have some interesting opinions on, uh, Mr.
00:08:26.900 Trudeau. What do you guys think of our Prime Minister?
00:08:28.400 Uh, I better not say. I better not say.
00:08:33.400 Well, we're, uh, we're all going broke. Our taxes are extremely high. The children are being
00:08:38.900 indoctrinated in schools and they're being, um, programmed to be robots just to pay taxes like
00:08:45.000 everybody else. And I think that things need to change because if we continue this way,
00:08:50.500 I think that, uh, the middle class will be completely, completely, uh, demolished, destroyed 0.81
00:08:57.100 and, um, we just, we just can't move on, move forward like this. We need to bring God back
00:09:02.600 in the schools and we need to, to bring God back in, um, in our government because without
00:09:08.800 God there's, there's nothing.
00:09:10.200 Well, that wraps up our coverage for CPAC. It's been quite the trip. We've got to see,
00:09:14.400 uh, quite a few Canadians as well in the audience, but of course the main attraction, Donald Trump,
00:09:19.100 he took the show away. All right. For more coverage like this, make sure to follow True
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