Show full transcript 0:39 It seems, I mean, we'll have to know. 0:41 We'll know on Tuesday night. 0:42 But they were saying we had, we were down, 0:45 but I won these states by a lot. 0:47 So they've all asked me to go. 0:49 And I've pretty much done about 28 of them. 0:51 I saw a lot of rallies in a short period of time. 0:55 And I do these tele rallies too. I don't know if you know what that is, but it's pretty amazing works for me 1:01 doesn't work for a lot of other people and 1:03 Yeah, I've been very busy 1:06 So presidents when you are president Republican or Democrat good or bad 1:11 They don't do well at midterms. I don't know why does it make sense never made sense and we'll see how we do 1:17 But I've never worked the midterms like I have this one 1:20 This is really because I think it's so important 1:23 We've done so well. The country is so hot. We want to keep it that way. 1:27 These will be your last rallies, probably. Do you feel a bit nostalgic? 1:32 A little bit. I was thinking about it. I bring it up. There's never been anything like it. 1:36 There have never been rallies with, like in Florida, we'll have 45,000, 50,000 people. 1:41 Maybe more. And there's just massive rallies. I joke when Bernie Sanders has seven or 800 1:48 under people. And I have, I'm next door with 45,000 people. And they say Bernie Sanders 1:54 has had a big, beautiful rally. They don't mention it, but everybody knows it. There's 1:59 never been anything like it in political history or any other history, I suspect. And so it's 2:05 an honor. But if I can use that to get good people elected, I don't mind. 2:10 So the polls are saying that there's going to be a landslide defeat for the Republicans. 2:17 So it's either they're right or it's the biggest polling area in history. 2:21 Are you confident the polls are wrong? 2:24 Well, they said I was going to do great this last time, and I did. 2:28 So they were right about that, more or less. 2:30 But they were wrong on the second time I won. 2:33 It was a rigged election. 2:34 And the first time they had Hillary Clinton winning pretty easily, 2:38 and I won pretty easily. 2:40 I won pretty much everything. 2:42 So yeah, I think they're rigged. 2:44 I think a lot of pollsters don't even send pollsters out. 2:47 I think they collect a big check. 2:49 They say they have 1,000 pollsters all over the country, 2:52 and then they sit back behind a desk. 2:54 And this is just my opinion. 2:55 And do you think Republicans don't answer the polls? 2:58 I also think that. 2:59 So yesterday, we had a big rally in South Carolina 3:02 for Lindsey Graham's sister, who's a fantastic person, 3:07 actually, Darlene. 3:09 And I think she's going to do well. 3:11 Again, I did one for her. 3:13 and I think hopefully she'll be in good shape. 3:15 But I asked a question, there were a lot of people, 3:18 thousands and thousands. 3:20 And I said, who in this room was polled? 3:24 About two people raised a hand. 3:26 I mean, I've never been polled. 3:29 I don't know anybody that's ever been polled. 3:31 And yet the pollsters come out with numbers. 3:34 Maybe they're no poll Republicans. 3:36 But I mean, I think we're going to do pretty well. 3:38 I do that based on the rallies. 3:41 The rallies are as big as they've ever been. 3:44 And do you get a lot of sort of energy out of the crowds? 3:49 Everyone's remarking on how amazingly energetic you are. 3:53 Yeah. 3:54 Well, number one, I don't have a choice when you're in front of that many people. 3:59 But I did two in Texas in one day. 4:01 When you do two rallies, and I've done three, but I did two the other day, and 4:07 I said, that's a lot. 4:08 And then you get home at four o'clock in the morning. 4:09 I walked through the White House doors at four o'clock in the morning. 4:13 It's a lot of work. 4:14 What I do, and I said this to a friend of mine who would love to be a politician, but he's 4:19 got stage fright. 4:21 He's got locked jaw. 4:22 He's a very successful guy, actually, but he tried it and just couldn't do it. 4:28 And he said, how do you do it? 4:29 I said, there's such love in the room. 4:31 And these are in stadiums. 4:33 I call them the room, but the stadiums. 4:35 But there's such a love that it's sort of easy to do. 4:40 It's really, so in a sense it does energy. 4:42 You see the kind of love and respect that you have, 4:46 and the country's doing so well, 4:48 and the real people know it, you know what I mean? 4:50 The number is coming in. 4:52 We created $25 trillion worth of wealth. 4:55 We have $22.2 trillion being invested. 4:59 But anyway, we've created in a short period of time, 5:02 25 trillion dollars, trillion dollars worth of wealth, the money is coming in like nobody's 5:09 ever seen before. 5:10 Talk about love. You are one of the few politicians I hear who can stand up in front of a group 5:16 of people and say, I love you. Do you really feel that? 5:20 Yeah, I do. I mean, the base is so incredible. You know, it's funny when I sometimes campaign 5:26 for people that haven't been particularly loyal. They're saying, no, sir, they weren't 5:31 and loyalty, they take it so personally. 5:35 But now I do. 5:36 I think it's been an amazing phenomenon. 5:39 There's never been anything like it actually. 5:41 There's never, nobody's ever, if you were a president, 5:47 Ronald Reagan would go and he was a good president. 5:49 People liked him. 5:51 And he'd get 250 people, on average 250 people ago. 5:55 We're getting 45,000, 50,000 people. 5:57 We get, nobody's ever seen anything like it. 5:59 maybe never will. 6:01 But a president, remember I used to joke with Biden 6:05 that he couldn't fill up the circles. 6:07 He had eight circles, which was a COVID. 6:09 Remember, they had to use the press to fill him up. 6:12 And we'd have 48,000, 50,000 people in Arizona 6:15 in different places. 6:17 No, it's a great honor actually. 6:18 So the Democrats cheating. 6:21 We've had Decoy Dan in Alaska, Ilhan Omar. 6:25 are, are you confident that these elections will be secure that you've managed them? 6:32 No. Well, look, when you have Alaska, where they look for a guy, not only, you know, people 6:39 don't, he even looks like Dan Sullivan, but they go out and seek somebody with the name 6:47 Dan Sullivan. They find a guy, but his middle initial is Jay, and he tries to have a 6:54 change to S because that's the real Dan Sullivan is Daniel S and he actually 7:00 trusted and then they say we knew nothing about it. The woman running knew 7:07 everything about it, Schumer knew everything about it. Mary Patala. She said she doesn't. 7:12 Well I mean she actually made that statement and but now it's been proven 7:16 that she does you know through documents. She made the statement a couple of days 7:21 I knew nothing, it was you knew. 7:22 But who really knew about it were the lawyers 7:25 and the representing the Democrat, I guess, DNC. 7:31 But Schumer knew all about it. 7:33 Gillibrand knew all about it. 7:35 They all knew it's all documented. 7:38 It's election fraud at the highest level. 7:42 I've never seen anything like it. 7:43 Do you think it should be, I mean, if it's close, 7:45 and that's the one Senate race, 7:47 could you redo that election? 7:49 I don't know. I'd have to ask the lawyers, but I do think it's a criminal act. There's never been anything like this 7:55 They want to what I heard about it. It was bad, but then I figured at least 8:00 If you look at the names away, it's Daniel Jay, right? That's the other guy 8:07 Daniel Jay Sullivan 8:09 Junior looks beautiful and it's on top. The other one says 8:13 Dan Sullivan 8:15 Now if you're a voter and you're not you know, you know, they have 8:19 Something about Republican incumbent tiny little, you know letters on the bottom a lot of people don't know what that means 8:27 Incumbent what does that mean? 8:29 Incumbent they have no idea. So what are the different tricks of a playing the Democrats? 8:35 Well, they cheat on balance. They cheat on votes. No, they cheat. They cheat if they didn't cheat 8:39 Look if you had men and women sports open borders for everyone transgender everything 8:45 they, mutualization of your children, and so many other things, high taxes, they want 8:50 to raise taxes, a bad economy, bad on the military, they don't want to put up any money 8:56 to do it. 8:57 If you had all of these things, the only way you can get elected is to cheat. 9:02 Now, Iran, I'm not going to ask you if you're going to bomb after the midterms, 9:09 but what's the goal? 9:10 What do you want to achieve? 9:11 Well, as for example, they're failing, they're a failing nation now. 9:16 We hit them very hard, but they can't have a nuclear weapon. 9:20 They understand that. 9:21 And they won't. 9:22 They're not going to have a nuclear weapon. 9:23 Do you need regime change for that? 9:26 Well, it's sort of, you know, we've knocked out two of their regimes, so we've sort 9:30 of changed it in a sense. 9:32 You also have to have somebody to talk to, you know, saying, who do we speak to? 9:36 But now it's very simple to me. They can't have a nuclear weapon because they'd use it. 9:46 And if you want to see problems, let them have a nuclear weapon. They're very radical. They're 9:52 very radicalized and they're the number one state sponsor of terror in the world. And we 10:00 can't let them have nuclear weapons. 10:02 Are you surprised that they've been so resilient? 10:05 Well, I don't know, but what resilient means, I mean, we've been nice because we haven't 10:09 finished them off because, you know, they want to talk and they keep talking, talking. 10:13 At some point, we'll have to do that. 10:17 But, you know, they want to make a deal, we'll see about a deal. 10:20 We're getting oil through the, as you know, we're getting the harm was straight. 10:23 We're getting oil at levels that's greater than before the war started. 10:29 And the stock market is higher now than it was nine months ago, much higher, 401K is 10:35 higher. Our economy is doing fantastically well. Oil prices never went to anywhere near 10:41 what I thought they'd be double or triple what they are. So, and they're failing, you 10:47 know, they're failing. They're not paying their military, they're not paying their 10:49 But I guess a lot of the base Republicans, you hear them saying they're angry because 10:53 because they thought you were going to be the no wars president? 10:59 Well, I haven't had much of a war. 11:02 If you think about it, there were also people angry 11:05 because I didn't completely annihilate them. 11:08 You know, I've got all sorts of groups. 11:10 I have those people too. 11:13 But actually, with very little war, if you think about it, right? 11:17 Look, we lost hundreds of thousands of people in different wars over the years 11:21 that lasted for, I guess, Afghanistan was 12 years, 11:24 Vietnam was 21 years, lots of hundreds of that. 11:27 We're in our seventh month. 11:30 And if you had Venezuela, we took over, 11:33 that was a war too, we took it over, we lost nobody, 11:36 we lost, we didn't lose anybody. 11:37 We're 18 people, they're 18 great warrior souls. 11:43 So somebody else would lose thousands of people 11:46 and nobody would even say anything about it. 11:49 We lost 18 people. 11:50 Well, we're in for seven months. 11:52 In Vietnam, they lost hundreds of thousands of people. 11:55 They were in for 21 years. 11:56 Right, so, you know. 11:57 You're not gonna do that. 11:59 No, I'm not gonna do that. 12:00 No, I don't wanna do that. 12:01 But if you think about it, 12:04 it's been a very, for what we've accomplished, 12:06 we blew up their nuclear arsenal, et cetera, et cetera. 12:10 For what I call it the nuclear dust. 12:13 When you think about it, we're not fighting right now. 12:16 It's, you know, much of this war 12:18 we haven't really been fighting. 12:20 We fought them, we did them very hard a couple of times, and then we sat back and watched. 12:25 Right now they're not paying their military, they're not paying their police, it's failing. 12:30 But so those people that would like me not to be a war nation, they sort of have their, 12:36 you sort of got two for the price of one. 12:41 And now at France, the protests over there, you told Macron that this would happen if 12:48 you didn't. 12:48 Yeah, for a long time. 12:49 Yeah. 12:50 And what was his response? 12:52 He's a nice guy, he's a friend of mine, 12:54 but I said, you're killing your country with immigration. 12:56 They're letting people come in from all over the world 12:59 that hate the country, they hate the monuments, 13:02 they hate the art, they hate the painting, 13:04 they hate the people, and you can see that, the anger. 13:08 This isn't about education. 13:09 They're saying the schoolroom classes are too small. 13:12 They say, first of all, they're not students 13:13 that are protesting. 13:15 No, it was, it's all over Europe. 13:18 It's not just France, it's other countries too. 13:21 And why is that not happening here in America? 13:24 I don't know, maybe because I'm president, I don't know. 13:27 But it's not happening here, we won't let it happen here. 13:30 Elon Musk has said that if the Democrats get a clean sweep, the House, the Senate, and 13:36 then win the presidency in 2028, the country's over. 13:39 The borders will be overrun. 13:41 Could be. 13:42 I think he's not wrong. 13:43 If they had a sweep, yeah, the country would be, 13:47 I think it would be maybe forever destroyed, yeah. 13:52 What would the Democrats do? 13:54 I mean, Supreme Court? 13:54 Well, in two states, Puerto Rico and D.C., 13:56 which where Republicans get essentially no votes. 14:00 So then in those two states, 14:02 they'd pick up a lot of electoral college, 14:04 which would make it impossible 14:06 for a Republican to become president. 14:09 I mean, what the Republican Senate should be doing 14:11 is terminating the filibuster and have a lot of, 14:13 and then have a good time approving things, but... 14:17 Because do you think the Democrats will do that? 14:20 They'll terminate it? 14:21 In the first two minutes, yeah, they'll do it. 14:24 It's a shame. 14:25 And then they can stack the Supreme Court. 14:27 Well, then they want to stack the court. 14:29 They want to put 23, actually, is their real number. 14:32 Somebody said 13. 14:33 I said, nobody wants 13. 14:35 It's an unlucky number. 14:36 Nobody wants 13. 14:37 They want to really have 23 people, 14:39 and then they want to get rid of your Second Amendment, 14:42 have transgender for everyone, they're going to get rid of your second amendment. 14:45 If they have the president, I can stop because it's veto. 14:49 Look, if we didn't win, I think we're going to do great. 14:53 But if we didn't win, I veto everything. 14:54 I'll be vetoing vetoing. 14:55 And then they'll come along and we'll probably make some deals along the way. 14:58 But it wouldn't be as good because we have the great, big, beautiful bill. 15:02 We give tremendous tax cuts. 15:05 It's amazing what we've done. 15:06 No tax on tips, no tax on social security for our seniors, 15:10 There's no tax on overtime. 15:12 I mean, the taxes cuts are incredible. 15:14 They want to put them back. 15:16 They want, we have no inheritance tax, 15:18 farmer leaves his farms, there's no inheritance tax. 15:22 They want to have them, many kids committed suicide. 15:25 They left the farm, they had to pay a tax, 15:27 they don't have the money, they borrow the money, 15:29 they go out, they have to pay a tax. 15:31 They end up committing suicide. 15:34 The farmer's children commit suicide in the old days. 15:38 They want to put that back 15:39 so that they have to pay tax. 15:41 I don't know, they want to raise taxes. 15:43 They want to do all these things that'll destroy. 15:45 We have the hottest country right now, 15:47 anywhere in the world, the hottest. 15:49 There's nothing close. 15:51 And it'd be nice to keep it that way. 15:54 And you said the one big, beautiful bill. 15:56 There was, I think, 40 billion in there 15:58 to build the border wall. 16:00 How's that progressing? 16:01 And will it be enough? 16:02 I mean, the border wall. 16:03 We built 2,000 miles of wall. 16:05 So we had, as you know, came out pretty loud every month, in the last 18 months, 16:12 zero people. It's hard to believe, actually. I wish it were like 103. It's zero people have 16:19 come through our border, have come into our country illegally. Without the wall, 16:24 you could never do that. No, I built it. We have 2,000 miles of wall, very strong wall. 16:29 But more importantly, we have very strong people. At the wall, we have between border patrol and 16:34 We have amazing people. 16:37 We have amazing people. 16:39 They've done a great job. 16:41 But the Democrats will unwind that, of course. 16:43 Well, they can open the border. 16:45 They'll let millions of people come in. 16:46 They'll let 25 million people come in, 16:48 and we've gotten a lot of them out. 16:50 We've gotten most of the really bad ones, 16:52 11,888 murderers, we got them out. 16:57 So we got most of them out, 16:59 and we'll see what happens. 17:01 If, I will say this, if Elon, if anybody said that, I would agree. 17:06 If we lost the House, the Senate, and the presidency, our country is finished. 17:14 Because these are lunatics you're dealing with. 17:17 The Afghans that Joe Biden allowed in 200,000 after his botched withdrawal, many of them, 17:25 many thousands of them are coming up for, have their green cards turned into citizenship 17:30 next year. One of them ended up shooting the two National Guardsmen here a year ago. 17:38 Are you satisfied that they were vetted properly? And if not, are they being vetted now? 17:44 They weren't vetted at all. They just, you know, survived where the fittest. They grabbed the plane and 17:49 they jumped on the plane. They threw women off. They threw other people off. And a lot of 17:54 those people shouldn't be here. It was a, it was bedlam. It was a riot. You saw the 17:59 But the plane takes off with people hanging off the wings and everything. They had no idea 18:03 They started dropping off at 3,000 feet. It was terrible. No, I was it 18:09 It's I think it's the most embarrassing certainly one of the most embarrassing moments in history. So 18:16 With Afghanistan. Yeah, there was dangerous. Some people could have been taking it 18:22 But the people that got on those planes for the most part they weren't the people 18:26 that was supposed to be taken care of. 18:28 They were talking about interpreters 18:29 and those were the people that's, 18:32 that's a very sad, 18:32 I think it was one of the lowest points 18:34 in American history, actually. 18:36 I was gonna get out also, 18:37 but I was gonna get out with Digny, 18:38 we were gonna do very slow, 18:40 I was gonna take all the, 18:41 we left all that equipment behind. 18:43 We left billions of dollars 18:44 worth of equipment behind. 18:45 I was gonna get out and take all the equipment. 18:48 And it's a national security threat now, though, 18:50 if these people, these Afghans came in, 18:53 were not vetted. 18:54 Nobody was vetted. 18:55 They were never vetted. 18:55 Have they been vetted now? 18:57 Nobody was vetted. 18:58 I think so. 18:59 I mean, look, we know what's going on with it, but they just came in, they were able 19:06 to get on the planes. 19:07 They were throwing other people off the planes. 19:08 They're tough. 19:09 And they were throwing other people off the planes. 19:11 This was Biden's sleepy joke. 19:13 He was such a bad president. 19:15 It was such a failed administration. 19:18 25 million people, worse. 19:24 and everything else from, and murderers from other countries. 19:28 The Congo, in the Congo, they opened their prisons 19:31 and all the prisoners from the Congo were released 19:33 into our country from Venezuela and other countries. 19:37 You know, we won with Venezuela, 19:39 so I feel differently about Venezuela now that, 19:42 but because it's been amazing, you know, we won, 19:45 we're taken in millions and millions of barrels of oil 19:48 like nobody's ever seen before, 19:50 but that's a different situation. 19:52 and they emptied their jails into our country. 19:56 Now, Alissa Slotkin and people like Jamie Raskin, 19:59 these Democrats are talking with great glee 20:02 about the revenge that they're going to wreak on you 20:05 but your family. 20:07 Yeah, they're bad people. 20:09 Well, they said the other day because of the war, 20:12 what war? 20:13 They didn't know which war. 20:14 They thought, maybe Venezuela. 20:16 I said, we won that war in one day. 20:18 Then they said, oh, maybe Iran. 20:20 And I said, well, we took their nuclear weapon away. 20:23 You know, if Iran had a nuclear weapon right now, 20:26 you and I probably wouldn't even be talking, OK? 20:30 No, they're just very evil people. 20:32 And they want to arrest Elon Musk. 20:36 They want to seize his factories, nationalize SpaceX. 20:40 It's talk. 20:41 But if it is talk, we'll have to protect them. 20:43 Big balls, they want to arrest him. 20:45 Anyone around you who enabled you? 20:48 Well, I don't know about me. 20:49 I can tell you this, if they don't, we'll just have to protect those people. 20:54 How do you do that? 20:55 Can you preemptively pardon them? 20:58 Well, that's what Biden did. 20:58 He gave everybody a pardon. 21:00 I mean, you had the congressional committee, the unselect committee set up. 21:05 He gave everybody, it was a corrupt committee. 21:08 They were all corrupt. 21:09 He gave everybody a pardon. 21:11 Will you do that? 21:12 I would if I needed to, sure. 21:14 Everybody who worked for you? 21:15 I would not even think about it. 21:16 I'd do it. 21:16 I did it for J6. 21:17 Now, the UK government and the Japanese government have been telling their citizens to stockpile 21:25 water and food in advance of some catastrophe they're saying might happen. 21:31 Do you think Americans need to do that? 21:33 No. 21:34 We're in good shape. 21:35 We're strong. 21:36 We have a great military. 21:38 We will not have those kind of problems. 21:40 They have big problems. 21:42 They have an immigration problem where people that hate their country have been allowed 21:45 in. 21:46 and even have surreal on some parts of France and even in UK which is hard to 21:53 believe and AI I think they're concerned about AI sorry sorry super 21:59 intelligence these bots these agents attacking infrastructure is that 22:06 something that you think is real so we're leading in super intelligence we're 22:09 leading in SI and we're leading by a lot and we're beating channel beating 22:14 everybody in the whole world. No, it's going to be good. I mean, look, there's some negative, 22:18 but there's also positive, and the positive is far out where we're coming up with medical cures 22:24 and things that nobody would have had for maybe a hundred years. No, it's going to be great. 22:28 And whoever wins in SI will end up winning, and we're leading by a lot. 22:38 Central Park. Five rapes in the last year. Do you think Mamdani needs to be told 22:45 to fix law and order instead of letting it go? 22:48 I didn't know that I never heard that statistic. 22:50 I can tell you this, Washington, D.C. 22:52 was a killing field when I got here two years ago. 22:56 It's now one of the safest cities in the entire country. 23:00 Nobody would go there, the restaurants were closed, 23:03 now you can't get a restaurant, 23:04 you can't even get into a restaurant. 23:06 It's clean, it's beautiful, it's unbelievable 23:09 what's happened, we took over. 23:12 We took 5,000 career criminals 23:14 and put them out we got them out of the country some we put in jail they were 23:18 so dangerous but we used to lose three people a week we don't lose anybody now 23:22 for the most part we don't lose anybody crime is down 88% in Washington DC and 23:29 every day I mean we're in the White House now people come up to me they say 23:33 thank you for what you did they can walk to work they they used to have to 23:37 take an Uber and they both get robbed the driver and them would get 23:41 robbed at the same time. They'd go into a restaurant. They thought they were safe. And 23:46 people would come in and rob the whole restaurant. We didn't play games. So Washington, D.C., 23:52 I can say it also, Memphis, New Orleans, got a call from the governor, both those places. 23:59 Their crime is down 84 percent. I could do that for Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles 24:05 too. 24:06 Do it for New York. 24:07 The governor would have to ask or the mayor, I guess, but basically the governor, the mayor, 24:11 or both would have... Yeah, I could make New York a safe place, really safe place. 24:19 Now, two last questions quickly. Who is your best-looking administration official? Is it J.D. 24:26 Vance, Marco Rubio, Scott Besant? Which one of those three? Or is there someone else? 24:35 You're gonna get me in big trouble when you ask me those questions. Why do you do that? They're all I think they're all great 24:41 Look it. I'll tell you what in their own way Marcos 24:46 Really a great hot politician is in the sense that he's done great 24:52 JD the same thing he's doing they're all doing great Scott Besson to central casting, right? 24:58 He's sent if I was gonna do a movie on 25:00 the Treasury can pick him for the lead. 25:03 They're all good. 25:04 They're all good. 25:05 And JD was at a town hall for Fox the other night 25:09 and there were two people in the audience 25:11 called him Mr. President, which he demurred a bit, 25:14 but he seemed to quite like it. 25:16 Are you prepared for that after the midterms that people? 25:19 I want somebody that's gonna be fantastic 25:21 because if we lose to the Democrats as they come, 25:25 if we lose to the Democrats, 25:28 this country is finished. 25:30 What are you going to focus on for the next two years? 25:33 So right now, I'm focused on one thing, 25:38 rallies and getting people elected. 25:40 But what we've done is amazing. 25:43 I mean, we have the strongest borders we've ever had. 25:45 We have the best numbers we've ever had. 25:47 You saw the numbers come out the other day. 25:49 Even the numbers on the confidence came out. 25:52 Numbers were phenomenal. 25:53 We haven't seen numbers like that in years. 25:56 We have the hottest country anywhere in the world, and every leader knows it. 26:00 Our military is the strongest. 26:02 And I rebuilt, I mean, I built the military in my first term, and a lot in this term too. 26:08 But we have the best military, we have the best financial. 26:11 In the whole world, there's no country that's doing business like we are. 26:15 Again, I say it all the time, we have $22.2 trillion investment coming in. 26:20 We've created $25 trillion worth of wealth. 26:25 We've never done anything. 26:27 So what's left to do in the next two years? 26:29 Just keep it going, I'll tell you. 26:30 The most important thing is to keep it going. 26:32 It's going to get better and better and better, 26:34 unless people come in that hate our country. 26:39 We're not going to let that happen. 26:40 You still be able to do what you do, 26:42 work with Democrats even if they do? 26:45 Well, if that happens, I guess I'll become Mr. Vito. 26:49 I'm not going to let them run. 26:51 And then at some point we'll probably make deals. 26:53 that's what's happened. This wouldn't be the first time. You'll have a president and you won't 26:59 have the House or the Senate. They'll be sending stuff up, you veto it. And eventually, after a 27:04 month or two of getting all vetoed, they just come over and you make a deal. I think that 27:10 probably would happen, but hopefully we don't have to worry about that. 27:13 They want to call you a lame duck, but do you think you'll go quietly? 27:17 I'll go, yeah, I want to look, I'd love to run again 27:22 if I had the chance, but the language is very exacting. 27:27 I would love to run. 27:29 They had a poll the other day where I'd beat everybody 27:31 by so much, I'd love to run, but it's fine. 27:34 You know, we have more than two years left. 27:36 That's a long time. 27:37 You can do a lot in that period of time, 27:39 and you've seen the job we've done. 27:41 Look, we have the greatest economy in history. 27:44 There's never been, and I had a great economy. 27:46 I had the best economy in my first term. 27:48 This will blow it away. 27:49 We have more car plants, more pharmaceutical plants, there's more of everything being built 27:55 now in our country than ever before. 27:58 Chip plants, we'll have 50% of the chip business in the world. 28:02 We had none and we'll have it soon. 28:04 So the country is doing really well. 28:07 So what's your final message to the voters to get them out? 28:11 Well if you want to have, for instance, I go over numbers when I make these speeches 28:16 And I say, your individual income is the highest it's ever been. 28:21 I said, poverty numbers are the single best, meaning they're the best. 28:25 Poverty is a bad thing, but poverty is poverty. 28:28 And we have the best numbers we've ever had. 28:31 We have more jobs than we've ever had in the history of our country by far. 28:35 In other words, more people are working right now than ever. 28:39 Our military is the strongest. 28:40 We're manufacturing again. 28:43 And Barack Hussein Obama said, you'll never see manufacturing from the United States again. 28:48 We sold more product this year than we have at any time in the history of our country. 28:55 We're manufacturing. 28:56 We're building again. 28:58 And the tariffs have been unbelievable because there are no tariffs if you build here. 29:03 So instead of selling cars into us, made someplace else, they may come here and there 29:08 are no tariffs. 29:09 We are doing better than we've ever done as a country. 29:11 Will we stay two dollar gas again? 29:14 Oh, you'll see less. 29:15 So when I started, when I had to go to, 29:19 I said we're going to have to do a detour, go to a rent. 29:21 I knew what was going to happen, the price would go up. 29:23 Still less than Obama, and it's still less than Biden. 29:27 And I got rid of the nuclear threat. 29:29 But when I started, I was at, we were at $1.85 in Iowa. 29:33 I was making a speech in Iowa. 29:35 We were $1, two places, 195, 185. 29:38 But we will see those numbers again and maybe lower. 29:41 Fantastic. 29:42 Thank you so much, Mr President. 29:45 Thanks for watching this episode of PodForce One. 29:49 I'm Miranda Devine. 29:50 Let us know what you thought about the interview in the comments below and don't forget to 29:54 hit like and subscribe. 29:56 We'll be back after the midterms with another major interview you don't want to miss.
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