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πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ President Trump Departs White House for MAGA Rally in Clarksville, Tennessee [LIVE]

MAGNO NEWS October 12, 2026 6m 994 words
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About this transcript: This is a full AI-generated transcript of πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ President Trump Departs White House for MAGA Rally in Clarksville, Tennessee [LIVE] from MAGNO NEWS, published October 12, 2026. The transcript contains 994 words with timestamps and was generated using Whisper AI.

"We're going to get a couple of great congressmen elected, et cetera. We have a wonderful senator that we're going to get elected. Bill is going to be great. And then we're going to do a few other things today. We have some meetings, very big meetings. Things are going very well. Our economy is,..."

[1:02] We're going to get a couple of great congressmen elected, et cetera. [1:08] We have a wonderful senator that we're going to get elected. [1:11] Bill is going to be great. [1:14] And then we're going to do a few other things today. [1:17] We have some meetings, very big meetings. [1:19] Things are going very well. [1:20] Our economy is, literally, we've never had anything like it. [1:23] It's so good. [1:24] In terms of factories, plants, everything else being built, we've never had anything [1:29] like it. [1:30] Yeah, they're giving me a report. [1:36] I heard that. [1:38] The Press of President has prolonged the war in Ukraine because it's giving an economic [1:54] war. [1:55] Well, I look at it differently. [1:56] Zelenskyy could have settled this war many times, many, many times. [2:00] And he chooses not to. [2:02] Very difficult. [2:03] It's a war that should have never been started. [2:06] If I were president, if the election weren't rigged, I would have been president, and that [2:11] war would have never started. [2:13] And he could have settled it many times, and he chose not to. [2:16] We said, you can do whatever you want to Russia, don't hit the refineries, because that's a [2:20] world problem that's caused. [2:23] And he wants to make problems for the world. [2:25] He wants to make problems for our farmers, our ranchers, with diesel fuel, because Russia [2:31] supplies a large portion of the diesel fuel throughout the world. [2:36] And we told him, do whatever you want, but don't hit the diesel fuel, because there's [2:40] a big problem, big shortage. [2:41] And what does he do? [2:42] He goes and hits the diesel fuel. [2:44] He can do whatever he wants, but he can't do that, because we have a world problem. [2:50] And the problem is caused by the lack of refineries for diesel fuel. [2:55] So what does he do? [2:56] He goes and hits refineries. [2:58] And I said to him, do what you want, don't hit refineries. [3:01] There's plenty of targets, don't hit refineries. [3:03] And he went out and he hit. [3:05] And he's not going to affect our farmers, and he's not going to affect our ranchers, and [3:10] he's not going to affect the rest of the world. [3:11] So we, he'd better damn well stop. [3:20] Well, I agree with you. [3:26] And you know what I suggest? [3:29] I suggest they get a new leader who can make a deal, because he could have made many deals [3:35] that for some reason he never does. [3:37] And let me go a step further. [3:38] If I were president, you wouldn't have ever had that war. [3:42] That war would have never started. [3:43] There was no reason that that war with Ukraine and Russia started. [3:48] It started due to incompetence. [3:50] It should have never started. [3:52] You wouldn't have lost 30 percent of your country already. [3:56] You've lost 30 percent of your country, and you've had over a million people killed. [4:02] Between the two of them, over two million people killed. [4:05] That's a war that should have never started. [4:07] And I think it's time for Ukraine to get a new president. [4:10] Mr. President, Mr. President, are you committed? [4:13] Mr. President, are you committed to the β€” [4:15] The Press, sir? [4:16] Have you decided whether to join the Saudi strikes on the β€” [4:18] The Press, sir? [4:19] We may. [4:20] We're going to look at it. [4:21] How soon? [4:22] The Press, sir? [4:23] We just found out about the recent attack. [4:24] So we'll make a decision. [4:25] We move very quickly. [4:26] The Press, sir. [4:28] The Press, sir. [4:29] He said that there would not be another strike on Iran until after the midterm. [4:31] Does this latest attack in Saudi β€” [4:32] The President, Mr. Well, we're going to take a look. [4:34] The Press, sir. [4:35] The Press, sir. [4:36] The Press, sir. [4:37] Are you committed to accepting the results of the midterms, no matter what party wins? [4:42] What do you think the answer is to that? [4:43] The Press, sir? [4:44] The Press, sir, what do you think? [4:45] Of course I will. [4:46] But we don't want cheating. [4:47] The Press, sir. [4:48] The Press, sir. [4:49] You don't want β€” [4:50] The Press, sir. [4:51] The Press, sir,'re you and J. [4:51] The Press! [4:52] The Press, sir? [4:52] The Press, sir β€” [4:53] It's a little victory. [4:54] You understand me? [4:54] The Pressure on the live stream? [4:55] Mr. Go ahead. [4:56] Go ahead. [4:57] Ask your question. [4:58] The Pressure on both sides of the aisle who [4:59] have criticized the idea of live streaming the [5:02] execution of Nidal Hassan. [5:03] They say that he could radicalize other people. [5:06] The President. [5:07] The President. [5:09] Well, you have two thoughts. [5:10] He's a vicious killer. [5:11] Killed 13 people in cold blood. [5:12] Wounded over 20. [5:14] Some of those people will never have their lives [5:17] back in a true sense. [5:18] He was vicious. [5:19] He was violent. [5:20] There are two thoughts. [5:21] Don't show it. [5:22] And show it. [5:23] Because, you know, by showing it, maybe other [5:26] people won't be doing what he did. [5:28] So, I'll make a decision ultimately. [5:31] I know what the military would like to do. [5:33] But we'll make a decision. [5:34] The Pressure on the White House said that the [5:38] sanctions to her are unacceptable. [5:40] The President. [5:42] What does that mean? [5:43] To who? [5:44] The Pressure on the White House said today that [5:47] the sanctions to the court are unacceptable. [5:49] The President. [5:50] Well, you know, it's very interesting because I [5:52] ended eight wars. [5:53] I got all the hostages back. [5:56] Dead and alive. [5:57] I brought in over 300 hostages from other countries. [6:01] I stopped China and I stopped Taiwan. [6:06] That's going along. [6:07] Who knows what happens? [6:08] But I stopped it. [6:09] I stopped a lot of things from happening. [6:12] But I ended eight wars. [6:13] Eight actually inflamed wars. [6:16] And they gave the Nobel Prize to a person that [6:19] nobody ever heard of. [6:20] I'd never heard of her. [6:21] Nobody that I know ever heard of her. [6:24] All we know is I think she's very anti-Israel. [6:28] That's what I hear. [6:29] But I've never seen her. [6:30] I've never heard of her. [6:31] And they gave her the Nobel Prize. [6:33] Something wrong in Norway, let me tell you. [6:35] Thank you very much. [6:36] Thank you very much.

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