🇺🇸 President Trump in South Carolina — MAGA Majority Force Rally in Clemson [LIVE]

[0:00] Oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light [0:08] what so proudly we held at the twilight's flask gleaming? [0:18] Whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight [0:27] O'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? [0:37] A very big hello to South Carolina. I love South Carolina. [2:17] I'm thrilled to be back in this great, big, beautiful state [2:25] which I won all three times with more votes. [2:28] I don't want to say this to I don't want to say this to the politicians over here [2:34] with more votes than any presidential or other candidate in South Carolina history. [2:40] I'm very proud of it all three times and especially the last time too big to rig. [2:48] Thirteen days from now, the people of South Carolina protesters, it's unbelievable. [3:24] Believe it. They'll do whatever they can to win. [3:29] They get $250 for that and they screw up their lives and they go home and mom slaps them around for it. [3:38] I voted for that man. Don't you ever do that again, son. [3:42] I still love you, son. Hard to believe, isn't it? [3:44] Thirteen days from now, the people of South Carolina are going to elect Darlene Graham to the United States. [3:55] So she's great. She's great. And we're going to elect a Republican House, a Republican Senate, America First Patriots up and down the line. [4:09] We have them all standing right here. And after Darlene's brother. Oh, I loved her brother. [4:18] That guy was a great guy. He was a seriously good politician, by the way, in case anyone's wondering. [4:24] He was good. When I had little difficulties, whether it was on the right or on the left, [4:29] I could go to Lindsey and say, Lindsey, I need a little help. Lindsey could always get it done. [4:35] I don't know. He passed away unexpectedly. We love Lindsey Graham. [5:13] You know, you like just to power through that stuff, but that was a loud, horrible, disgusting sound. [5:19] I didn't know what was I didn't know what was wrong with that person, but he was special. [5:24] And, you know, when he passed away, I sat back. [5:29] I talked to some of the great people, your governor, your governor to be who's Alan is fantastic. [5:34] They're all right. But I talked to him and I came up to a little conclusion. [5:43] I asked Darlene to run. And after a little thought, because it's a very big decision. [5:49] It really is. It's a big decision for somebody. She said yes. [5:53] And I was very happy about it because she was a person that everybody I know so many people. [5:58] I've known her a long time, but everybody respects her. She's smart and incredible. [6:03] She'll never let you down. In fact, you know, in a certain way, I hate to say this. [6:15] So Lindsey had a lot of sense for people. I think he respected Darlene. [6:20] He told me so much. He respected Darlene more than any person alive. [6:28] Always right at my punchline. You see it? [6:31] I've had three punchlines and three of them, they time them beautifully. [6:37] They time them beautifully. These people are serious losers. I tell you what I meant. Thank you. [6:43] Well, I was about to say, I'll do it again. Let's see if somebody can interrupt me. But Darlene, [6:58] there you go. No, I love watching it because I try like, what makes these people tick? [7:11] It's crazy. But Lindsey respected Darlene more than any person on the planet. And I'm not happy about it. [7:19] I will never forgive him for that because that includes me. So Darlene, don't worry about them. [7:28] Most of them have voices that don't permeate the room very much. Thank you very much. You know, your [7:36] security, your law enforcement, your police are incredible. I judge places. No, I judge places by [7:48] how long it takes. You know, we've had some where they're politically correct, the police. Oh, I don't [7:54] want to. If it's a woman, don't you dare touch me. I'll see you for the rest of your life. And they [8:00] said, oh, I don't want to. These people don't play games. That guy, he was in the process of shouting [8:06] and they nabbed him and they and they ripped him. They ripped him away. That was beautiful to watch. [8:13] No, that's why you have great law enforcement and I'm with the law enforcement. But Darlene's running [8:19] against a radical left lunatic named Tranny Annie Andrews would be the most extreme and crazy left [8:34] wing politician ever elected in this state. I know the state so well. I mean, every record I've got, [8:40] she's not winning this state, but she'd be the most extreme and one of the most crazed people in the [8:48] entire country. It would be a disaster. She's a fanatical transgender activist. How the hell do you run [8:55] in South Carolina? Am I in a different state? Maybe like Biden, remember? He was in Florida and he [9:04] thought he was in Maine. I love to be in Maine. It's a lovely place. No, no, you're in Florida, [9:09] sir. They have palm trees all over the place. Remember? I love to be in Maine. No, you're in [9:17] Florida. It's crazy. Are you sure this is South Carolina? How the hell does she run? Darlene, [9:25] you're going to win big, Darlene. You're going to win big. Well, you see, they're into transgender [9:36] mutilization. Me, personally, I could do without it. They like transgender mutilization and other [9:43] things. But she claims to be a moderate, but she's really a rabid advocate for taxpayer-funded child [9:52] sexual mutilization. And that's nothing she can do about it. That's where she is, [9:57] that she's never going to change. She's a mutilizer. You know what a mutilizer is? That's [10:03] a person that doesn't do good things. Dranny Annie advocates giving puberty blockers to young [10:09] children and even supports giving sex toys and other obscene materials to seriously confuse young [10:18] people and children. That's not good. That's what I call child abuse. And because she supports that [10:23] and mutilization shouldn't be doing it. Annie Andrews should have her medical license revoked, [10:30] take it away. And she should not be allowed to run for office. So if you want to stop Annie from [10:42] doing some terrible things, I call them Democrats. You know why their policy is so bad? D-U-M. [10:48] I just switched the U for an E. It was quite easy. I don't know why it took me 10 years to think of it. [10:55] Actually, their policy is so bad. From destroying your children with radical trends, gender [11:01] mutilization, and many other problems, you have to go out and vote for Darlene Graham. She's you. [11:07] She's solid. She's great. So Annie Andrews is also an anti-gun extremist who endorsed [11:17] a ban on the most popular firearms in America. She wants a ban. And I mean, to me, here's because [11:23] you rarely see this. I've seen it with a couple of Democrats that are running. She's got an F. [11:29] rating from the NRA. That means she wants to take your guns away. An F rating. I mean, [11:37] that might be more important. I don't know, transgender or F rating. I'm not sure. It's [11:41] pretty close. Pretty close to being unpopular in this state. Can you imagine in South Carolina, [11:48] they take your guns away. They'll say, would everybody willingly turn in their guns? No, [11:55] can you? So they have a Democrat who wants to take your guns away. That's not a good, [12:03] I don't know, Darlene. I can't imagine. What the hell do I know? But I can't imagine that she's [12:09] going to do great this one. Andrews wants to vote to pack the Supreme Court. Because by doing that, [12:16] they can terminate a thing called your Second Amendment. And she wants to do that. The [12:23] Democrats want to do that. They want to pack your court. One of the reasons it's really, it's a big [12:28] reason. Take away your Second Amendment. Wants to open your borders. Wants to do so many things that [12:34] you're just not going to stand for, including transgender for everyone. Darlene Graham will [12:40] never do that. She will always defend you and keep you and the right to bear arms and your Second [12:46] Amendment. She's in there all the way. And she has from the beginning. Don't forget, and the one [12:51] thing I've learned, I've sort of known it for a long time, but when they come out and they're against [12:55] the Second Amendment, or they believe in transgender, or they, you know, they always go back there. [13:02] They'll change it for politics. They'll change it for this race. But eventually, when it comes time [13:09] to do the important thing, which is vote, they'll be voting to do the things that you can't imagine [13:15] in this state. This is crazy. When I hear her, and all I'm doing is repeating her policies. When you [13:19] have that, and when you hear that, it's crazy. But they always go back to where they came from, [13:25] and they vote the way they originally said, not what they're saying in a campaign. And with Darlene [13:32] in the Senate, and Russell Frye in the House, we're going to get I-73 built, which no other [13:40] president has been able to do. And it's already happened. Where's Russell? He's great. How's it [13:48] going, Russell? Good? You're getting it done? Come on. I'm going to blame you if you don't get it done. [13:53] We're going to vote him out of office if he doesn't. Now we're very, we're very well along. [13:59] We're all, we're all for it. He's got all the, he's got all. I'll tell you, these people are crazy. [14:42] Yeah, they are crazy. Oh, they're crazy. So planned. These people are crazy. But Henry, [15:07] we know the state very well. You don't have many like that. Most of them are from different parts of [15:13] the country, by the way. They're not from, they're not from here. It's all paid for. [15:20] They're a bunch of fakers. They're terrible people. They're terrible. The people that pay them are [15:25] sick and they want to destroy our country. In this election, I'm asking you to pretend I'm on the [15:31] ballot because when I'm on the ballot, we get 49% more votes all three times. 52, 57, 49. And for the [15:45] sake of our country, just pretend because you have to get out and vote. You know, when I'm on the ballot, [15:51] I'm not, you tend not to, but I really am on the ballot because we did so many things. Greatest tax [15:56] cuts, the strongest border we've ever had, all these things. And it can go away as fast as it came. So [16:05] please go out and vote. And as you know, it's underway. You can do it now. And Saturday, October 31st, [16:14] think of this. We have, the election is you go out and vote. You got to get out there. It's underway. [16:21] It ends right at the 31st. And then you have a thing called November. I like going. Personally, [16:26] I'm a fan of going to vote on the day of the election. You know, the deadline to request a [16:35] mail-in ballot is this Friday, October 23rd. It must be returned by election day, November 3rd, [16:42] or just go out and vote simple on election day. Right? You know, somebody said, somebody said that [16:50] Evander, the real deal, Holyfield is here. Where is Evander? Is he around? Oh, look at him. [16:58] Oh, whoa, whoa. Evander, the real deal. You know, he was the greatest light heavyweight ever, [17:12] but he wanted to go to the heavyweights. And he did. And he became the heavyweight champion of the [17:18] world at 217 pounds. And he would fight guys. He would fight guys that are 30, 40, 50 pounds, [17:25] right, Evander? And he would beat the hell out of them. They always thought it was going to be an [17:31] easy payday if they had to suffer. I said, at best, they're going to be suffering, right? And they [17:36] suffered. There was never anybody like that guy. He's fantastic. Thank you, Evander, for being there. [17:41] It's good. The real deal. Evander, the real deal. The last time the radical Democrats had power, [17:51] they gave us the worst inflation in American history, the highest energy prices in American [17:58] history. And by the way, this is two years ago, the worst rate deficit in American history. They [18:04] allowed 25 million people to pour across our borders from all over the world. And if they ever won, [18:11] they're going to do it all again. They're going to do it again. You remember the hell we lived in? [18:15] It was like a dark period. The proud people of South Carolina, Henry, will never let that happen. [18:21] Please, Henry. You'll be watching. Henry's going to be watching. He's great. He's great. You know, [18:31] he was a lieutenant governor. And I'd say 90% of the reason I took the governor, I took the governor, [18:40] I put her over at the United Nations because I wanted this guy to be, I wanted this guy to become [18:45] governor. He was a lieutenant governor and he's turned out to be, he's turned out to be the best [18:52] governor maybe ever. What do you think? Bernie Marino. Well, let me ask the great Tim Scott. [18:58] That's it. I love Tim Scott. You got a good one. He can, he can be here as long as he wants, [19:05] but I don't know, maybe he's going to go to higher office. I don't know how you can get, [19:08] there's only one office we can think of. He was one of my great surrogates. He, he was helping me so much [19:16] with the election. He'd go, I'd send him every time. Would you like to do meet the fake press? [19:22] Would you like to do? Well, how about face the nation? I used to call it deface, deface the nation. [19:30] Ladies and gentlemen, on deface the nation, Senator Tim Scott, you know, they spend all this money for [19:37] public relations. And I come along and I come up with these crazy names, deface the nation, [19:42] but it's true. They do deface the nation actually, because you know why they're fake news, [19:46] but he would, he would do it as well or better than anyone. Thank you, Tim. You really are. You're [19:52] great. It's a powerful group. So look, I got Henry, you got John Barrasso, one of the most respected [20:08] men in Washington, Senator. Boy, that's a power group. You have Bernie, Marino, a man who was, [20:21] a man who was not expected to win his race and he won in almost a landslide. How the hell did that [20:27] happen? Bernie? And he's one of the best guys. And Tim, and then you have Darlene and her very [20:32] handsome husband. He's a good looking husband. And Darlene is going to be, I predict Darlene is [20:41] going to be more important than all of you. I don't know if you're happy about that. What the hell? [20:49] No, these are great people. They really respect Darlene too. Before I took office, the Democrat [20:55] inflation disaster and the Biden migrant invasion, it was literally an invasion of our country, [21:01] pushed the dream of home ownership out of the reach of too many and too many citizens. It was a [21:07] disaster, but we're bringing it back. Interest rates are very soon going to be falling, just like [21:13] oil, gas, everything is going to be, we watch what's going to be happening very soon. [21:19] Less than two years ago, the radical left Democrats handed us the dark age of America, [21:27] but we quickly turned it right now into, we are in the golden age of America. There's never been a [21:32] time like that. We achieved the most secure border in American history. Remember our border when the [21:42] millions and millions of people poured through, totally unchecked, totally unvetted. In the past [21:48] 17 months, zero illegal aliens have been admitted to the United States. Zero, right? Live without [22:15] people, murderers, and they came from prisons. They came from all over the world, prisons. They [22:20] emptied out their prisons. They were drug dealers. They were murderers, 11,888 murders. And I'll tell [22:28] you what, it's the hardest thing that the inflation we have under control. For the last three months, [22:33] 1.8% inflation, we have that under control. The hardest thing we have to do is nab these career [22:42] criminals, these horrendous people, and get them the hell out of here. Get them out of here. Oh, thank you. [23:02] That was great. Man, man, I love that. I watched that. Man, you know, I watched that. I saw that. [23:34] That was incredible. Wow. That was, that was unbelievable. Is everybody okay? Yes? Who's the [23:50] guy that threw that punch? Who threw that punch? Man, man. You know what you reminded me? I saw it. [24:05] I'm looking right at that area. And this lunatic is actually, I'm not supposed to talk about looks. [24:12] He's a very unattractive looking guy. You know, I'm supposed to, once I turned political, I had to say, [24:19] looks don't matter. I could see the most beautiful woman and I don't notice it. [24:24] But that guy was a really unattractive guy. But who's the guy that threw the punch? You are. [24:29] You know, you reminded me of Evander, the real deal, Holyfield, that way. No, the guy, [24:39] the guy stood up and he just let that little, and he got whacked. Man. I don't realize it's really [24:54] dangerous to do that. It takes, you got to give him credit. It takes courage to do that in a Trump [25:00] rally. He got whacked. Just, he started, you know, that screech, whatever the hell they do, [25:06] whatever they practice. And as he's in the process of the screech, he got whacked. Evander, [25:15] he wants your autograph. That man, he wants. Don't fight him. Evander, don't fight him. [25:20] Record numbers of illegal alien criminals have been taken off the streets. And we've achieved the [25:27] largest, we have achieved the largest drop in violent crime ever recorded with the murder rate. [25:33] The lowest it's been in 125 years since 1900. Amazing. Then Washington DC, which was a dangerous, [25:46] murderous place. You know, I watched for four years, Washington DC, the highest, just about the [25:53] highest murder rates in the country, our capital. And now it's one of the safest cities, one of the [25:59] most beautiful cities, one of the cleanest, the parks, the new grass, the graffiti's all been removed. [26:06] And it's one of the, it went from one of the most unsafe, a lot of murders to one of the safest [26:13] cities in our country. And it's our capital. We're proud of it again. Nobody thought it would be [26:17] possible to do that. So I signed the largest tax cuts in American history with a great big, beautiful [26:23] bill, no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, no tax on social security for our great senior. [26:30] And we, we did something that I think is great. Oh, look at all the socials. Can I do a little [26:42] free if you don't mind? Because you know, these pollsters charge you a lot of money for [26:46] nonsense. I don't even think they send people around. I think the guy that owns the pollster [26:51] company, they just say, let's see, I'll give Trump 51. Okay. I'll give it. Okay. We sent a thousand [26:58] pollsters all over the country. You know, they didn't send any pollsters. Then they said, [27:02] you build one million dollars for all that hard work. You know, no, I don't, I'm not a believer [27:07] in the pollsters. I really am not, you know, the pollster, you know, the pollster that counts. [27:11] It's on November 3rd, November 3rd is the only pollster that counts, but, but Darlene, I saw some [27:19] good numbers for you. And as you'll see, as you're going to see some very good numbers for me too, [27:24] I get good numbers. I get good polls, but I'm not running, but I am running, right? You remember, [27:29] but we made interest on car loans, tax deductible. First time we've ever done a thing like that. [27:34] But only if you buy a car that is made in America, front row jacks. There's a front row, [27:43] Joe, there's a front row jack. We got all the front row and we have Mr. Wall. I love Mr. Wall. [27:50] He's a very, very successful guy. I saw him interviewed. He's a very smart guy, but he loves [27:56] wearing that wall suit. And someday I tell people I'm going to wear that suit and I'm going to come up here. [28:02] And that'll be the end of my political career, Tim. That'll be, but we secured commitments for 22.2 [28:10] trillion dollars in new investments coming into the United States. It's the greatest, [28:15] the largest amount of money ever invested in our country times five. We've never had so much money [28:24] that 22.2 million, uh, billion, sorry, billion with a B, not an M. If it was an M, we'd be in big [28:32] trouble with a B, 22 billion dollars. I imposed historic tariffs. One of my all time favorite [28:40] words used to be my favorite word, but now it's my fifth favorite because the press would hit me hard. [28:45] I used to say it's my favorite word tariff. It's made us rich. It's made this country rich, [28:50] but I'd say it's my favorite. And they'd say your favorite. What about wife? What about God? What about [28:56] religion? Unification. David came up with unification and they took a lot of heat. So [29:02] now I call it my fifth favorite word and we're back on track. No, it's my fifth favorite word made [29:11] us rich because in order not to pay tariffs, they have to build their plan here. That's why you have [29:16] more plans being built, Henry, right now in South Carolina, but all over the country than you've ever [29:21] had before manufacturing. It's the biggest increase in history. It's the biggest increase in history, [29:29] including what we do. We take in a lot of tariff money, but what we really do is we keep our [29:34] companies here and they, the new ones are coming in from all over the world, from Canada, [29:40] from Mexico, from Germany. They come from China. They're coming from all over the world and they're [29:46] building and a lot of them being, being right here. And that's why you're setting records, Henry. [29:51] You're doing it because they're [29:52] what I did, Henry. I mean, you're taking all the credit. Now, Henry's great governor. You know, [29:59] Henry's got a lot of things right. He got a lot of things right. But, you know, we have copper [30:07] and aluminum. Henry knows this. Steel. And the steel industry was dead in this country three years ago, [30:15] four years ago, dead. And now it's become one of the hottest industries in our country. We need steel. [30:21] We always need steel. You know, there's some things you need. [30:25] If you ever have a war, you can't say, let's see, let's get some steel from China. [30:30] You got to have your own. You got to have your own steel and other things. And we have them all. We [30:34] have the pharmaceutical companies building $600 billion worth of plants. We're going to make our [30:39] own medicine very shortly. You'll see it all happening. We learned. We didn't make it. And [30:47] I ended up, I mean, think of this. We crippled out and turned out regulations. We got rid of them in [30:55] the automobile industry. And now we have more auto plants than ever being built. And you do [31:01] very well with the automobiles in your state. But we have more plants that make automobiles than at any [31:07] time in the history of our country. They're being built now. They're opening. Some opened. [31:11] And we're winning big and super intelligence, SI. Do you know what SI? We changed the name. [31:18] And whoever wins SI, because they had an artificial intelligence. And it's not artificial. It's super. [31:25] Sometimes you might think it's too super. That's the problem. But we're watching it very closely. [31:29] And it's a massive industry. And it is, we're beating China. We're beating everybody. Whoever [31:36] wins SI wins. And we are winning and we're leading and we'll continue to lead. And by the way, [31:47] with the data centers, ask for money. Ask for money. Henry, tell them that they have to pay the [31:55] people $10,000, $15,000. They got plenty of money. And all of a sudden, you're going to see data [32:00] centers are going to be so popular. They had one in Louisiana. And the people didn't like it until [32:06] they announced that they're going to pay the teachers $50,000 a piece to take care of education. [32:11] Then they had another one in another state. And they decided to give $10,000 each to every person, [32:18] every citizen of that area. It was a certain district. And everybody got their check for $10,000. [32:25] So they didn't like it. All of a sudden, they said, we love it very much. Can you bring some more? [32:29] Sure. So I think, you know, they're rich. Let them pay for it. It's like, [32:33] I think it's great. It's good for everybody. The stock market has set 88 all-time record highs [32:38] since the election less than two years ago. And your 401ks are exactly double, actually a little [32:49] more than that now, what they were just a short time ago. So you got to like me when you look at [32:54] those. Who has a 401k? That's a lot. Your 401ks are more than double. Can you believe it? [33:02] So nobody can be upset with me from this room. But income for hardworking Americans has soared to the [33:10] highest level ever recorded. No, this is an amazing period of time. And more Americans [33:18] are working today than at any time in the history of a country. I'm just giving you the facts that just [33:24] came out. Think of it. The income is soared to the highest level in history. The number of people [33:33] working in our country is more by far than ever before in the history of our country. [33:39] The poverty rate has just reached its best level in American history. So the poverty [33:46] is the lowest it's ever been, but reaches back. And African American poverty, Hispanic American [33:56] poverty, and Native American poverty rates are at their best levels ever recorded. Think of it. So [34:02] every group, Asian American also. And exports, you know, remember, did you ever hear of a man named [34:08] Barack Hussein Obama? Barack, Barack Hussein Obama. Barack Hussein Obama. Everyone's calling him Barack Hussein Obama. [34:19] I started that a little while ago, like 10 years ago or something. Barack Hussein Obama. Remember [34:25] he said, this is not a manufacturing country. We're not going to, well, exports have just soared to the [34:31] highest level in American history. Okay. So, so much for that. And many, many leaders have said this, [34:42] and they said it very strongly less than two years ago. You know, a country is a dead country. You know [34:49] that. We were dying. We were dying. I've had many, many meetings with leaders. They looked at me. They [34:55] said, you know, your country, we thought it was a dead country. Now you have the hottest country [34:59] anywhere in the world. We're the hottest country in the world right now. We have the best military, [35:06] the best everything. We made the largest ever investment in the United States Armed Forces, [35:13] one trillion dollars. We were never there. It's all made in the USA. And I love Space Force, [35:20] good Space Force. You know, we had a great first term. We had the best economy in our first term [35:25] that they'd ever had, but this is going to blow it away. This will be the best ever. But Space Force [35:30] was my baby and it's doing unbelievable. It's number one anywhere in the world. And we captured [35:39] and brought to justice the outlawed dictator of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro, who is now awaiting trial [35:47] for lots of bad things. And we won the war in Venezuela. One day, less than one day, [35:58] and are now working with them to produce millions and millions of barrels of oil coming into our [36:04] country. Millions. It's tremendous oil. We have the most in the world. Venezuela is second, [36:10] and we have them both. But it's flowing into Texas, Louisiana, all parts of our country. Millions and [36:18] millions of barrels of oil. I terminated Barack Hussein Obama's JCPOA, or the Iran nuclear deal, [36:25] which was a road to a nuclear weapon for Iran. I terminated. That was a road to a nuclear weapon. [36:34] We obliterated Iran's nuclear enrichment capacity with Operation Midnight Hammer, a beautiful operation, [36:41] and Operation Epic Fury. And we defeated them militarily, financially, and otherwise. And now [36:52] we're ensuring that, and as you know, Iran will never have a nuclear weapon. Should have been done [36:57] years ago. Should have been done years ago. And it'll end very soon. We could leave now, [37:06] but we want to make sure it lasts for a long time. Now, if you look at that, it's amazing what we did. [37:12] Our military is unbelievable. We have a blockade on the Trump Strait. I call it the Trump Strait. [37:18] How do you think the Arabs would like me calling it? Do you think they'd be thrilled? [37:24] Ladies and gentlemen, I mean, we changed the name of the Gulf of Mexico. Why can't we change the name [37:29] of the Homo Strait? I don't know. I don't know about that. I don't know. Bernie Moreno might not like it. [37:40] I'm not sure. But no, we did. We changed. How about that, you know? When I called, I said, [37:46] let's change the name of the Gulf of Mexico. People thought I was kidding. They always think [37:50] I'm kidding. I said to my people, what do you think about the idea of changing the name of the [37:59] Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America? They said, that's so funny. And then the guy comes back, [38:06] you know, it's been called the Gulf of Mexico for 350 years. They're 100 years exactly. Believe it [38:12] or not, 100 years old. We're 250. They're 350. So it's been called that for three, think of it, [38:18] 350 years. And I did it. I did it. And it's now, you know what? It's booming. They say the shore. [38:25] I didn't do it out of spite. I did it because we have 93% of the, as we say in the real estate [38:32] business frontage, we have 93%, they have seven. So it doesn't make sense. And Mexico didn't mind [38:39] at all. I got a call from the president of Mexico. It's really a good woman, a nice woman, [38:48] who has one of the most beautiful voices. I said, your voice is so beautiful. But she does. She has [38:53] a beautiful voice. She was a ballerina. I don't know how the hell she went from ballerina to the [38:58] president of Mexico. How the hell did that happen? No, she was a ballerina, beautiful woman, [39:05] actually. And she saw that I changed the name of the Gulf of Mexico. And she called me, no, no, [39:14] president. No, please, please, please, president, tell me you're kidding. I said, no, no, ma'am. [39:22] I'm not kidding. I'm really not kidding. And I got it done. It's done. It was crazy, right? [39:29] And recently, I changed the name of a lake that fronts, you know, you know, the lake, I should get [39:47] it. But I did it very lightly, and the damn thing got changed, actually. It's actually, [39:53] that's power, right? When you sort of do it half-heartedly, and it gets changed, it's changed. [39:58] It's called the Lake of America. And then I got rid of the, and I just said, because you don't need [40:11] the, I said, it's just called Lake America. So it's very, very nice. Canada's thrilled with it. [40:17] So we have a lake, we have a gulf. Now we need a river, and we need an ocean. So, so I was thinking [40:41] of the Hudson River, but that's, and I thought of the Mississippi, and I said, they'll never, I'll [40:47] never do that to Mississippi. Oh, boy, that would be the, can you imagine? Let's change the name of [40:53] the Mississippi. No, I don't think that, so we're looking for a river, but it's not going to be [40:57] outstanding, because those are the, those are the biggies. I like the big ones. And then on oceans, [41:02] the only oceans I would do, because I'm very, I was always, I had, I always get, my father said, [41:07] that kid has the greatest eye for location. So I only, I only like two oceans, the Atlantic Ocean [41:14] and the Pacific Ocean. I'm not going to put either Trump or America on any other ocean, but these two. [41:20] So we seriously looked at the Atlantic Ocean, and I called Google Maps, who were really great with [41:27] the lake, and really great with, and I spoke to a brilliant guy, Sundar, he heads all of Google, [41:34] he's a brilliant guy. Sergey and Sundar, totally brilliant guys, and you know, they're still [41:41] rattled from the Gulf. And I said, Sundar, I'm thinking of the Atlantic Ocean, can you handle it? [41:52] No, no, no, this time I'm not doing it. He said, he said, he said, oceans are different, sir. [42:00] You know, they cover, they cover a lot of, they cover really a lot of countries. Please don't ask us [42:06] to do that. So I'll probably pass, should I pass it? I think let's keep it the Atlantic Ocean, [42:11] right? Pacific Ocean, we're going to call it the American Ocean. How do you think Europe, [42:20] how do you think Europe would feel? Do you think that like, what do you think, Tim? Europe would [42:24] be thrilled, right? Ursula would call, oh, thank you very much. Anyway, now, we're doing pretty well, [42:32] let me tell you. Oil prices will soon plummet, and all prices are coming down very, [42:37] very substantially, and they're coming down fast. We have, and the United States, without [42:47] Venezuela, not including the United States, has more oil than Saudi Arabia and Russia combined. [42:53] Think of that. And we're using it. Drill, baby, drill. But when you include Venezuela, we have the [43:01] single largest supply of oil, by far, anywhere in the world. That's that bad, because I was never [43:08] really in the oil business, so I did very well. I made, and I don't forget, I got Greenland. [43:15] Remember they said, oh, how ridiculous. Remember? Look at my senators. They were saying, please don't [43:22] do this, please. No, I got it, fellas, okay? I don't know if they were, it happened. I was nasty, [43:30] and I was upset with the European Union, because it was Denmark, you know, it's had it. They've [43:36] only had it from 1592. 1592. It's not that old, when you, because President Xi from China was here, [43:45] you know, showing them, I was showing them the White House. I was taking them for a tour. That's [43:50] 1792. 1792. The White House, that's when it was built, and I was showing President Xi, and I was so [43:59] proud of it, because I fixed it, you know, it was like a dump. They didn't take care of it. You think [44:06] Sleepy Joe would say, gee, the wall's not looking too good today? He didn't know he was alive. [44:13] Guy was, was he the worst president? He was terrible. He was, couldn't find his way off the [44:19] stage. I mean, you've got about nine stairs. Nine stairs, they got, you know, federal government puts [44:25] it up, so they have plenty of stairs. They have, they have a lot of cash. Yeah, he wants me to [44:30] imitate Sleepy Joe. I hate doing it. You know what happens? When I do that, the fake news back there, [44:36] my wife said to me, she says, hello. She loves this state, by the way. She loves the governor, [44:43] but that man, because I used to mimic, I used to mimic Joe. That man just said, show us, show us. [44:53] It killed him. You know what happens? The fake news. So I called my wife. I said, how great was I [44:59] to, because these things are all, look at all the media back there. Hey, yeah, yeah, all the fake news, [45:02] but my wife, so my wife watches. My wife, you like them less than I do. No, you have some very good [45:12] people back there. I'd say, you know, four or five, six percent are serious, they're serious. But my wife [45:20] said to me, I mimicked Sleepy Joe, getting, walking off the stage and, you know, I had a wall behind me [45:28] in that case. And I walked into the wall and, you know, I walked around aimlessly, had no idea. [45:35] And I thought it was, the place was cracking up, right? And then I came back and I finished my [45:42] speech. And I said, baby, how good was that tonight? Was that the best? Nobody can do it like [45:48] me, baby. You see that crowd? And she said, what happened to you? Are you okay? And I said, what do [45:59] you mean? They had you walking around the stage, hitting the wall. Are you okay, darling? So they took [46:06] my little routine and they said that that was me doing it. I said, that's the end of sarcasm. You [46:13] can't be sarcastic with fake news because like sometimes I'll say something in jest and they'll [46:20] say, Donald Trump, Donald Trump said. So you can't do it. So for the gentleman that asked me to mimic [46:27] him, thank you very much. I appreciate it. But I don't think I better do that. No, it's true. They were [46:32] going around showing me, hitting a wall, bouncing off walls, grabbing the stair and semi-tripping [46:41] and fun. No, it was terrible. She said, she actually said, please, please never do that [46:48] again. She also hates me dancing, you know? No. I said, I said, look, Melania, you know, [46:57] she's got this movie and I think it's like the number one movie of the year or something, [47:01] Melania, right? And since then, see, this is a bad statement to make because they'll quote [47:09] me. Since then, she's been impossible to live with. No, they're going to quote me now. They're [47:15] going to sit and they get me in trouble. I'm kidding. I'm having fun. But since then, she's [47:20] been absolutely, Bernie, you don't have this problem. She's been absolutely impossible to [47:27] live with. She has a number one movie or very close to it. Women are seeing it like five, [47:31] six times, right? No, to women, because she's a very elegant woman. But she said to me, darling, [47:40] please don't dance. You're the president of the United States. It's not presidential. And you know, [47:47] it's a funny thing because, oh, I can't forget. Where are the ladies from North Carolina? Where [47:54] are you? Look at them. They follow me all over the world. They were, you know, I was in, I was in [48:03] North Carolina yesterday. They were, but that's where they live. But they're in California. They [48:07] go all over the world. I don't know if their husbands are happy about it. But they're great [48:11] women. They're beautifully coiffed. They're beautiful women. They're great. And we love [48:16] them. The Front Row Joes. We got, we have so many people. Hundreds and hundreds of shows. But [48:23] she said to me, you're the president of the United States. You're not supposed to be dancing [48:31] off the stage to the gay national anthem. Well, I got, I did very well. She said, it's not right. [48:59] The only thing she hates more than dancing is when I do the weightlifter, right? The female, [49:08] the female championship weightlifter. And she has to compete against a man who just transitioned to [49:17] womanhood. And this was not a pretty contest. She lost by about 111 pounds. You know, they put like [49:25] a quarter of an ounce here, not a quarter, like an eighth of an ounce. They put a little piece of [49:30] paper at each side and she's going for the record. So I won't imitate because I'll have a fight when I [49:36] get it. Boom. And then the guy comes and he was a failed male weightlifter, but he wanted to be a [49:55] woman. No, I think, is it wonderful? Look, we're very liberal in this room, right? I'm sure everybody [50:02] thinks this is a wonderful thing. So he comes in, I think it was 211 pounds. He goes like this, [50:08] bing, bing, with one hand. I think he broke the record by like a hundred pounds. The record stood [50:18] for 16 years. They put it, it was an eighth of an ounce on each side. He couldn't do it 16 years. He [50:26] broke it by over a hundred pounds. I think that record will last for quite some time. You know, [50:31] you know, the sad part is we've changed the law. We've, we won on the Supreme Court. And the sad part [50:42] is that in history, as history goes, you'll have women competing at that weight division. And they'll [50:50] say, who the hell lifted over a hundred pounds when anybody else lifted? But you know, the way it works [50:56] in life with millions of years, what you go through, I'd say in a million years from now, [51:03] a woman will be able to lift that amount. Now, men will probably advance further also. They'll [51:09] advance, but someday, but can you imagine we ended the law? We're going to have to do something about [51:15] that because you have a lot of records that are not exactly going to be shattered by women. [51:20] They're going to say, who the hell broke it? Or the swimmer who was a great swimmer. And then [51:25] she looked to her left, she looked to her right, and she saw this massive human being next to her. [51:31] You've seen him, her, on television. And she had to compete. And my wife said, please don't tell [51:37] those stories. They're terrible stories to tell as president. Can you imagine George Washington [51:42] telling these stories? No, because George Washington lived in sanity. He didn't have men playing in [51:48] women's sports. I promise you this. I didn't know George Washington personally, but they did not have [51:59] the mutilization of your children for transgender purposes. Do you think George ever had any of [52:08] the things that we have to go through, Tim? I don't think so. Abraham Lincoln. I met a young man [52:14] from Israel. I said, who's your favorite president? He said, Abraham Lincoln. I said, oh, I said, that's [52:22] nice. We love Abraham Lincoln, but you're going to see something later because they have a poll. They [52:27] took a poll recently. You're going to see it. But I also declared a national emergency on energy and [52:33] terminated the Green New Scam, one of the greatest hoaxes in the history of our country. And our policy [52:40] is very simple. The environmentalists don't like it, but the environmentalists are fake. Our policy is [52:48] drill, baby drill. And that's why we're doing so well. We conducted large numbers of military strikes [52:56] to smash the drug cartels. And we brought the flow of deadly drugs coming in by ocean and sea [53:03] down by 97, pew, pew, pew, 97. And don't feel bad. When you see that, you shouldn't feel bad because [53:15] each one of those boats will kill five to 10,000 people. So you can't feel that bad when you see [53:21] those rockets go right through the middle of the, but you ever see them? They're right smack in the [53:26] middle. They come from sometimes four or 500 miles away. It's an unbelievable technology, but [53:31] it stopped 97. And actually we're looking for the 3% because we consider them among the bravest people [53:38] in the world. The problem with it is it's totally killed the fishing industry and the oceans and the [53:44] Gulf because everybody's afraid to go fishing. They're afraid of being hit with a missile. So the [53:51] fishing industry is dead, but so is the drug industry in terms of that. No, we brought it down. [53:57] 97% and coming across the border, they're down 67%. And these are record numbers. There's never [54:06] been anything like it. You know, with your normal presidents, you'd have, you go down a quarter of a [54:13] percent, but usually you never went down. You only went up. They didn't know what they were doing. I [54:18] got most favored nation agreements to reduce the cost of many prescription drugs from the highest drug [54:24] prices anywhere in the world to the lowest drug prices anywhere in the world. That's it. We should [54:31] win the midterms, Darlene, just with the favored nation. So we've taken, we had the highest drug [54:38] prices anywhere in the world. And now we have the lowest drug prices anywhere in the world. This is a [54:45] reduction by anywhere from 50 to 90%. Think of that. And that we had to get, we had to talk very tough to [54:58] countries because I had to agree. They weren't exactly thrilled when I said, you're going to have [55:02] to cut your, your price. I, I dealt with the president of France who right now has bigger [55:09] problems. Right now he's got bigger problems. I think than drug prices. Now what the hell happened [55:15] to France? We talked about it last night in North Carolina. We talked about France and that's what [55:22] these idiots that stand up and do one. Do you notice it's always the same holler? It's always the same [55:27] one, but this is what they want to see for our country. We're not going to let that happen to our [55:32] country. We abolished, we abolished all discriminatory diversity, equity, and inclusion policies [55:42] throughout the federal government. We got critical race theory and transgender insanity out of our [55:47] schools, totally gone. And we totally banned and one in the Supreme Court, which about 90% is like [55:57] somebody said there's a little wrinkle in there, but it's one because the Olympic committee said we won't [56:02] have the Olympics if you have to do that. We don't want to have a woman boxing a man in the boxing [56:07] division. Oh, we, they had that. They had two men boxing in the whole thing last time and they both [56:14] won gold medals. Shockingly, they both won gold medals, but men from playing in women's sports is [56:21] over. It's over. And we launched something that's beautiful, something that's really become so [56:32] popular. It's just taken off. It's incredible. We launched Trump accounts, tax reinvestment accounts [56:38] for every American child, starting with a thousand dollars from the federal government at the birth of [56:43] the child. They start off with a thousand and when that adds up, you know, they can end up with hundreds [56:50] of thousands of dollars by the time they're 18 or 21. It's a great thing. It's been so popular and federal [56:56] government puts in a thousand. We have tremendous men. Elon just made a big investment. Michael Dell [57:04] and Susan put in, think of it, $6,250,000,000,000. $6,200,000,000. I have a friend, he put up $100,000,000,000. [57:14] I said, you didn't even do the $250,000,000 that Michael Dell did. $6,250,000,000. This guy put up $100,000,000,000 [57:21] and I'm razzing him. What the hell is $100,000,000? I settled eight raging wars or soon-to-be wars and [57:27] we're close to ending two more, Russia, Ukraine, and Iran. They'll end one way or the other. [57:38] Oh, and when Iran ends, the oil. And again, all of that, it's a very small price to pay. [57:47] The number one state sponsor of terror, the most evil nation on earth. If they had a nuclear weapon, [57:54] they'd use it within one day or one hour. I would say one hour. We settle the conflicts between [58:03] Cambodia and Thailand. Kosovo. I settled all these wars and they gave the wonderful peace prize, [58:14] right? Does anybody know the name of that peace prize? The peace prize. They gave the Pulitzer [58:18] Prize to a young lady. I think she's 80 years old. A young lady who nobody ever heard of. I settled [58:29] Kosovo, Serbia, the Congo and Rwanda. These were raging wars. Pakistan and India, remember, [58:37] they were raging. Egypt and Ethiopia, Armenia, Azerbaijan. We got all the 28 Hamas hostages [58:48] returned to their families, both living and dead and hundreds before that. And just today, [58:59] we got back Stephen Hubbard. I've been hearing about Stephen Hubbard for years. Got him back from Russia, [59:08] which should have been done by Biden and the Biden administration. He was in there for a long [59:13] time. He was taken during the Biden administration. And I called up Vladimir Putin. And I said, [59:22] you got to do me a favor. You got to give me back Stephen Hubbard. His son was on television. I got [59:27] to watch and I saw the son is fantastic. And he wants, you know, he wanted his father back. And [59:34] Vladimir Putin said, yeah, you can have him. And we just got him about 10 hours ago. He's either landed [59:45] or flying over water. So, but I didn't get the Nobel Prize. I didn't get the Pulitzer. I should [59:59] have gotten the Pulitzer for writing too. The people that got it shouldn't have gotten it, you know, [1:00:03] they got the, they got a Pulitzer Prize for their accurate and wonderful writing on the subject of [1:00:11] Russia, Russia, Russia. They all had it wrong. They had it wrong. But the Nobel Peace Prize, [1:00:17] everybody said, well, you'll get it. They said, I'll get it last year. The person who got it, [1:00:24] a very high quality woman, you know who that is. And she said that, no, no, I don't deserve the [1:00:31] Nobel Prize. There's only one person in the world that deserves it. In fact, she said he deserves it [1:00:37] more than any human being that's got that because I settled all these rules. Nobody settled. And she [1:00:46] gave it to me high quality, high quality. So everyone said, don't worry, you'll get it this [1:00:55] year. Well, that didn't happen. It's crazy. They've lost such respect. They've lost such respect. Not [1:01:02] that I want, it's just ridiculous. I settled like eight wars. Where the hell do you not get the Nobel [1:01:07] Prize? The woman that got it, I don't know where the hell she come. The only thing I know is she hates [1:01:12] Israel. That's the only thing. She hates Israel with a passion. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. [1:01:22] He doesn't like the fact that I solve wars. Watch what happens. Look, look, he's already gone. [1:01:28] Wow. Your, your law enforcement is fantastic. Wow. Man, they are so fast. But you know, [1:01:53] when I talk like about the Nobel or the Pulitzer Prize, and you know, these, these are very important [1:01:57] things and they do everything. They're not actually, they're the opposite of politically correct. [1:02:03] And they lose all, all respect of everybody. I have no respect for them at all. Not because I didn't get [1:02:08] it, but because who the hell else, you know, time magazine made me person of the year. I said, [1:02:14] what about man of the year? They said, we don't do that anymore. We do person. I said, that's okay. [1:02:19] And I was just on the cover of time magazine. I think it's 57 times. It's so they just gave me [1:02:24] an award. I was on the cover of time magazine more than any other band. Now you got to understand when [1:02:30] I say this, all the fake news is listening. So they're going to check. So that's either 56 or 57 [1:02:35] times on the cover. Don't worry about 17 are good. The rest of them don't. Most of them, [1:02:41] you don't want to read. But I said, so I got person of the year a few times and I got it like [1:02:48] last year. And then this last one I didn't get. I said, who the hell else is person of the year? [1:02:56] Who else? We have the greatest movement in history. We just won the presidency in a landslide, [1:03:03] by the way, or seven swing states, popular vote, 87% of the county, a massive electoral college win. [1:03:14] I said, just out of curiosity, I said to the owner of the magazine, he's a nice guy. I said, [1:03:18] I got it for a couple of years. How come I got it three or four times? I said, who else? They gave [1:03:26] it to something. I think they gave it to a machine or something because they couldn't give it to a [1:03:31] human being. So I said, how do you do that? You lose, you don't have to give it to me. You've given it [1:03:37] to me plenty, but how do you give it to somebody else? He said, we never do it two years in a row. [1:03:43] I said, what kind of crap is that? He said, we never do it two years in a row. Tim, Tim, [1:03:49] Tim would do it two years in a row. That's because he likes me. But no, it's true. He actually said, [1:03:55] we don't do it two years in a row every other year. Oh, that's great. But we also made English [1:04:01] the official language of the United States. I hope you're having a good time today because I'm in a [1:04:14] good mood. I'm in a very good mood. I hope you're having a good time. Is everybody having a good [1:04:18] time? Because the fake news would say, he rambled. I don't, I don't ramble. I got, I know everything [1:04:31] I'm doing. I got aptitude that they dream about. So, you know, they'll say, he rambled. No, no, [1:04:37] as long as the stories keep coming back, you know, as long as it's, no, but I just, I'm in a good [1:04:46] mood today. I won the presidency. I'm pushing for an unbelievable woman that everybody respects [1:04:59] and loves, Darlene Graham. We're going to have a big win. We're going to have a big win. Why would [1:05:07] I be unhappy? But our country is doing so well under Republican leadership that only I can make [1:05:14] this promise to you. If Republicans win the House of Representatives and the Senate, I'm going to give [1:05:21] all adult citizens in the United States of America $5,000. And only Republicans can do it [1:05:39] because Democrats can't because we're taking in massive amounts of money through tariffs. That's [1:05:47] us, Republicans, and setting every record, record after record economic success, the likes of which [1:05:53] our country has never seen before. When you go out there and you look at the jobs, look at the [1:05:59] construction jobs. We have more construction jobs. They're building the biggest plants, the biggest [1:06:03] factories for cars, for everything, pharmaceuticals. But the Democrats and their policies won't allow [1:06:11] this to happen because they're the exact opposite of us. And if the Democrats win, you will have, [1:06:17] in my opinion, I hope this would be wrong, the 1929-style economic depression that everyone dreads. [1:06:26] You're going to have it because they're so bad. They don't have a clue. If the Republicans win, [1:06:31] you will each have $5,000 in your pockets and economic success, economic success for our country [1:06:40] like we have never seen before. Our country is, you know, I told this story last night. Our country is [1:06:46] doing unbelievable. We had a pundit, an economic pundit, and we had a, like an announcer, an anchor, [1:06:55] and the anchor was interviewing the pundit. The pundit looked at him, said, have you any idea what's [1:07:01] going on in this country? This is in a positive way, not a bad way. With Biden, it was like in a bad way. [1:07:06] Have you any idea what's going on? I've never seen, the guy's been doing it against for 35 years. [1:07:11] He said, I have never seen anything like what's going on in our country right now. And that's true. [1:07:18] And it's an honor to be your president. It's really an honor. And I hope you remember just to show that I [1:07:33] will do it because they'll say, well, I don't think he'll do it. I don't think $5,000. That would mean [1:07:38] a husband, a wife, that's $10,000. But just recently, and I say this just to show I will do it. I gave [1:07:46] all members of our great military $1,776, and everyone said it can't be done. They all said [1:07:55] it can't be done. And the generals came into the Oval Office, three very handsome men, beautiful. I [1:08:02] mean, like movie stars. These guys were central casting, big, beautiful looking guys, four-star [1:08:08] generals. I said, can we do it? Please come back and tell me what we can do. And they came back the [1:08:14] following day, $1,775. I said, huh, that's a strange number. What does that remind me of? [1:08:24] I said, General, you know, if you do one more dollar, can we scrounge it up? Because we'll have [1:08:29] $1,776. That's quite an important number. And they said, we can do that. And we got it done. [1:08:39] Do you remember they all said, oh, well, he'll never do it. When I make a promise, promises made, [1:08:44] promises kept. Another pundit said, who was not a Republican type person, said, whether you like [1:08:51] Trump or not, he made promises, but he kept more promises than he made. And he said, that's the [1:08:57] first time. And I'm half of the things that I'm telling you, I did. I never discussed in the [1:09:02] campaign. You know, when I talk about these things, like I never said I was going to give [1:09:08] the military $1,776. But half of the things that I've told you that we've done, we're just going [1:09:14] over a list of achievements. But I never told you that most of these things, I would say, but probably [1:09:21] half of them, I never discussed. And we did them. And we did them successfully. We, I never said we're [1:09:27] going to take over Venezuela beautifully. I never said we're going to stop Iran from having a nuclear [1:09:33] weapon. You know, we have to do it. Think if they had a nuclear weapon, we would be a tinderbox. [1:09:38] We would be not knowing, I mean, our lives would be very different because they are nuts. [1:09:44] They are nuts. They don't play games with me. They don't play games. The Trump dividend is [1:09:49] approximately the $5,000, $1 trillion. But we have a record setting $22.2 trillion that's being [1:09:57] invested in our country in just 15 months. Remember the Biden administration had much less than $1 [1:10:07] trillion over four years. We have $22.2 trillion over, think of that, over 15 months. It stopped at [1:10:18] 15. Now it's another few months that you can add. So nobody's ever seen anything like that. The only [1:10:25] caveat to the $5,000, we'll call it a Trump dividend, is that you have to spend the money in the United [1:10:32] States of America. We can't say, darling, let's go to China. Or why don't we do this? Let's go to [1:10:43] France. Let's go to France. It's a lovely place, beautiful place. They're having a little revolution, [1:10:50] but these are minor details. Let's go to France and let's go to the top of the beautiful Eiffel Tower, [1:10:56] darling, and hold hands and enjoy our $10,000. But the choice of this election is very simple. [1:11:03] You can vote for the radical left Democrat communist to loot your wealth, raise your taxes by [1:11:10] $5 trillion, annihilate your borders, decimate South Carolina industries that are thriving, [1:11:19] mutilate your children with this stupid transgender stuff, and give 25 million illegal aliens amnesty [1:11:27] and the right to vote so they can challenge. That's why they're letting all these people in, [1:11:33] you know. They want to give them the right to vote so they can win at the ballot box. [1:11:37] It's the only reason. Or you can defeat the Democrat communist and vote for more money in [1:11:46] your pockets, bigger paychecks for your families, lower taxes, less crime, a booming South Carolina [1:11:53] economy, and no amnesty for illegal aliens. And if you vote Republican, that's what you're going to get. [1:12:01] So, we achieved more in two years than any other presidency in the history of our country. We've [1:12:10] done more in two years, first two years. We haven't even gotten, I mean, we still have [1:12:15] a number of months left. We've achieved, had more success in two years than any other president in [1:12:21] history. But now the radical left Democrats want to burn it all down. Every single Democrat in [1:12:28] Congress voted against our record tax cuts. They voted against no tax on tips. Every single one, [1:12:34] I think every single one, right? They voted against no tax on overtime. They voted against [1:12:39] no tax on Social Security for our great seniors. They voted against voter ID. Why? Because they want [1:12:46] to cheat. They voted against proof of citizenship. Oh, sir, ma'am, please see your citizenship. [1:12:52] Absolutely not. I demand to vote. They want to cheat. That's all they do. They can't win unless they cheat [1:12:57] cheat like they did in 2020. They can't win. They can't win unless they cheat because their policies, [1:13:07] no, how do you win when your policies are like men and women's sports, transgender for everyone, [1:13:12] open borders of the whole world. So, prison populations get released into your country. [1:13:18] They voted against securing our border. We have the safest border in history. They voted [1:13:23] in favor of the worst inflation, highest energy costs in America, the worst inflation. And they [1:13:30] had it. We don't have it. We have our energy costs are way lower than theirs. And they didn't do [1:13:34] anything. And ours are going to come tumbling down very soon. It's all going to end very nicely very [1:13:40] soon. But in favor of transgender mutilization of your children, and they voted in favor of men and [1:13:46] women's sports. These are what they want. On election night, South Carolina is going to prove that [1:13:51] America does not belong to those who hate it. America belongs to those who love it. Like her. [1:14:18] So Tranny Annie Andrews told her supporters to defund and abolish the police. She called for a ban on [1:14:25] all drilling as opposed to drill baby drill. I would say that's the opposite. She will vote to open your [1:14:33] borders, shut down your power plants, set loose dangerous criminals, confiscate your money, [1:14:37] and give your hard earned savings to millions of third world migrants, fraudsters and thugs. That's [1:14:44] what she wants to do. Darlene Graham will vote to keep your income rising, your prices falling, [1:14:51] your borders strong, and America more respected than ever before. I'd like to ask Darlene to come up [1:14:58] for a minute. She's fantastic. Amazing. Absolutely amazing. Mr. President, thank you so much for coming [1:15:27] to South Carolina. I am so honored to have your endorsement. And I've mentioned this to you before. [1:15:34] You are one of Lindsey's dearest friends. You will always be part of the Graham family. I want you to [1:15:41] know that. So he has made our country so much better. Our borders are secure. Isn't that right? Yes. More [1:15:56] people are working than ever before. Our country is safer and greater than ever before. Do we President Trump in the [1:16:10] upstate is this Trump country? USA, USA, USA, USA. So Darlene, thank you. And we're rooting for you so much. You [1:16:38] have no idea. She's a great person, great woman. You also need to get out and vote for Alan Wilson for [1:16:45] governor. He's great. And you have to really. All right. You're right. Oh, look who I have. I have [1:16:58] our great secretary of the treasury. Look, he wasn't supposed to. He's a citizen of he's a citizen of [1:17:08] South Carolina. Thank you, Scott, for being. It's so nice. And we have Susie here, chief of staff and [1:17:15] the great. We have the great Dan Scavino. That's good. Turner. But I introduce you later, so don't [1:17:25] worry about it. But we have some incredible people here. Sherry Biggs is fantastic. She made a great [1:17:31] speech. Warriors. These are warriors. William Timmons, a great person. Joe Wilson, Joe Wilson. [1:17:44] Your boy's going to win. Your boy's going to win. You know that, right? His boy, Alan, is going to win. [1:17:52] Russell Fry, my friend, he's working on that highway. He's going to get it. And these people are [1:18:00] warriors. These are Congress and they're warriors. They fight with me for everything. And we end up [1:18:04] winning. We have a wonderful guy and Mike. We have a wonderful, wonderful person. Mike is great. Mike [1:18:12] Johnson. But along with your next, he's really fantastic, by the way. Your next agriculture commissioner, [1:18:18] Cody Simpson. Here's here. Thank you, Cody. And Scott Besant is really, and he's really done [1:18:28] a great job. He's done a great job in everything. But what he's done with Iran on a financial basis is [1:18:38] amazing, actually. Thank you very much, Scott. And you have a very good friend of mine, another great [1:18:46] athlete, another really great athlete. And he's a friend of Evander, Secretary of Housing and Urban [1:18:52] Development, Scott Turner. Great athlete. Thank you. And the chairman of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. And [1:19:01] he's made it very valuable in a short period of time. Bill Pulte. Bill. Thank you, Bill. And I hate [1:19:10] using this word outgoing. Outgoing is not outgoing. He's amazing, the governor. Henry McMaster is an [1:19:19] amazing man, an amazing governor. And I won't miss him because I'm going to see him around. But you and [1:19:27] that wife, Pierce, she's so beautiful and great. What a team. No, I really, that's why I wanted him. [1:19:34] You know, when I first ran, it was really in 2015, but went into 2016. But your governor at the time [1:19:43] endorsed somebody else. And he said, oh, I don't like that. And but I heard this guy named Henry [1:19:51] McMaster, the lieutenant governor, was all Trump all the time. And he endorsed me. So I had her [1:19:59] against him. And it was no contest. And we won the state in legendary numbers. And I had Henry. [1:20:06] And then when he was lieutenant governor, I said, how the hell do I make Henry governor? And I said, [1:20:14] you know what I'll do? I'll take her and move her somewhere. Where's a good place? I put her in the [1:20:17] United Nations. And he became governor. And he became, I guess, pretty much, I'm hearing the best [1:20:23] governor in the history of the state, Henry. And once he got in here, he did his thing. And he was [1:20:33] just a popular guy. And his him and his wife are the two of the greatest people. Thank you, Henry, [1:20:38] for all of your support. We appreciate it. And then you have a certain senator that I happen to [1:20:46] as much as I can fall in love with a man, which isn't that much. I fall in love with him. And his name [1:20:54] happens to be Tim Scott. And he's great. He's great. And he made a great speech. I watched the speech [1:21:05] coming in. Thank you, Tim, for everything. And John Barrasso, one of the most respected people [1:21:11] in the Senate. Great guy. And of course, a very good friend of mine, Senator Bernie Marino, [1:21:21] who's been unbelievable as a senator. Thank you. You also have the president of the state Senate, [1:21:29] Thomas Alexander. Thomas? Thank you. Good job. Good job. I heard very good things, actually. [1:21:38] South Carolina Secretary of State, Mark Hammond. Thank you, Mark. Thank you. South Carolina GOP [1:21:49] chairman. I like this guy a lot because we never lost. If you don't, you know, if you lose, [1:21:55] you tend not to like the chairman of the party. But we never even came close. Drew McKissick. [1:22:01] Drew? Thank you. Thank you, Drew. RNC National [1:22:09] Committeeman Tyson Grinstead. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thanks, Tyson. As I [1:22:20] said before, we have some great athletes, but we have one who's very special. He just won something [1:22:26] that's very big. So we're joined by a great golfer who made the winning putt to clinch the [1:22:33] 2026 President's Cup. I was there for Team USA. They went into that last round not looking good. [1:22:40] They were given about, I don't know, they were favored to win, but those guys they play are [1:22:45] really good. I know that. And they had to do miracle rounds for everybody. And they did [1:22:51] it. And they won. And he made that winning, that winning putt, that winning shot. And he's [1:22:59] a Clemson graduate. Jacob Bridgman. Hey, Jacob, come on up. Come on up, Jacob. That was a hell [1:23:09] of a... He played great. He played great. Thank you, Jacob. [1:23:24] Hey, guys. Hey, South Carolina. Fight, fight, fight. It's a great honor to be here with you [1:23:39] guys in South Carolina in my home state, in the upstate where I was born and raised. I [1:23:44] went to Chapman High School in Spartanburg, South Carolina. I live in Greenville now. And [1:23:51] I attended the best university in the state, Clemson. So I just thank the President, Donald [1:24:01] Trump, for having me here. And it's been great to get to know him and to have him, as he mentioned, [1:24:08] at the President's Cup watching us have a pretty historic comeback on Sunday. And thank you [1:24:22] to my captain, Branson Etiker. He had some good remarks for us after the round, after the [1:24:27] tournament for our president here. So thank you to him. And I'm just glad to be here with [1:24:32] you guys and glad to represent one of the best states in the country. I travel a lot. [1:24:44] I travel probably 25 to 30 weeks a year. And every time I come home, it just feels like [1:24:49] home. And it's no place I'd rather be. So thank you for everyone that lives in this great [1:24:54] state. And thank you for making it what it is. And thank you, President, for having me. [1:25:05] Special guy. Thank you very much. And also congratulations on that team to Brant Etiker. [1:25:18] He was a great golfer with a great career. They made him the captain, which is a tremendous [1:25:24] honor. But he went into that last day. Oh, boy. It was going to be tough, especially when [1:25:30] you're favored. You're favored to win. They had the best golfers in the world. But the [1:25:35] other team is very good. And I want to, if I can, just congratulate the other players. [1:25:41] Scotty Scheffler, Cameron Young, Wyndham Clark. This is a very good team. This is a seriously [1:25:49] good team. Russell Henley, Sam Burns, Colin Morikawa, Zander Schauffele, Patrick Cantlay, [1:26:01] Justin Thomas. Played great. Chris Godderup, and Jackson Koivin. And Jackson is a very young [1:26:09] guy who's a, I guess, superstar potential, right? What a great golfer. He's a very young [1:26:16] guy to do what he did. So congratulations. Say hello to the team. Tell him we all respect [1:26:21] him greatly. We know how tough it is. Thank you. And last but not least, I want to ask a [1:26:30] friend of mine to come up and say a couple of words. Because I've made a lot of money on [1:26:34] Evander. Because he just beat everybody. He was just great. And he's a fantastic person, [1:26:40] too. Never been an athlete in the shape. He was always in shape. He was always ready to go. [1:26:47] Evander, come on up and say hello. Evander Holyfield. [1:26:52] First of all, I'm thankful to be here. And I thank Donald Trump. I had a great relationship [1:27:17] with him in boxing. And every time I fought, I fought to win. And he gave me the opportunity. [1:27:26] And I'm so happy for him to be our president. And so thank you very much. [1:27:32] That guy was a champ. He would win and win and win. And he won all the time. He was just [1:27:52] a fantastic fighter and a great champion and a great guy. Thank you very much, Evander, [1:27:56] for being here. So just in finishing up, I just want to say that everyone here today is [1:28:06] part of the greatest movement in the history of our country. And our spirit, really, our [1:28:17] Republican spirit, it's a spirit of common sense. It's a spirit of, you know, we want a strong [1:28:23] military. We want strong borders. We want great education for our children. We want a beautiful [1:28:28] house for as good as we can get. And all these different things. But it's all common sense. [1:28:33] You know what else? We want respect all over the world to respect our country. And they do more [1:28:38] than ever. So before we leave, CNN made a couple of polls. Now, if you think CNN, you'd say, well, [1:28:50] but they were being respectful and they were being truthful. And I thought you'd put them up and you'd [1:28:55] see them and let's see what they look like. Okay. MAGA GOP on Trump. In the 2024 election versus [1:29:02] Kamala Harris, he got 99% of the MAGA GOP vote. Perhaps surprisingly, I might've thought it'd be [1:29:08] 100%, but it was 99%. Compare that to his approval rating now with the MAGA GOP. It's 98%. That is, [1:29:16] there's been no real decline in MAGA support. These folks say that they're going to vote for [1:29:21] congressional Republicans from the midterm elections. Again, that's the 99% that Trump got [1:29:26] against Kamala Harris. Look now, in terms of the congressional vote, 98% of them say they're [1:29:31] going to be voting for house Republican candidates. So that support is actually really holding up [1:29:35] strong. It's really, really strong when it comes to MAGA GOP and the Republicans holding on to that [1:29:41] vote of this one. Okay. The president Republicans most admire it's Donald Trump. This is a historic [1:29:47] comparison. A majority of Republicans say 53% say he's the Republican president they most admire. [1:29:53] Ronald Reagan, who traditionally has won that much, Donald Trump nearly triples up on this. [1:29:58] Reagan at just 18%. And then Abraham Lincoln, who by most historic accounts is the greatest [1:30:04] president of all time. But Republicans say that the president that they most admire by what is [1:30:10] this, this is six, seven times as many, Donald John Trump at 53%, easily crushing Abe Lincoln at [1:30:16] 8%. And the Elon polls show that he was the greatest president as well. I feel like this slide [1:30:20] might end up on a printout on his desk. Thank you. Thank you. CNN. Thank you. I appreciate it. [1:30:28] That was very nice, CNN. So if you elect a Republican House and a Republican Senate on November 3rd, [1:30:37] you're going to be very, very happy and you're going to be thrilled, actually. But we're going to win [1:30:48] the war on corruption and fraud. And you know what we're doing. And it's led by our great vice [1:30:52] president, J.D. Vince. We're fining billions and billions and billions of dollars. Terrible. [1:30:59] It's terrible. We will pass the No Invasion of Our Country Act prohibiting any future president [1:31:05] from ever opening our borders to illegal immigrants again. We will ban sanctuary cities and pass [1:31:14] death penalty for large-scale drug dealers, human traffickers, and anyone who kills a police [1:31:21] officer or any member of law in court. And we will pass voter identification, proof of citizenship, [1:31:32] and the Save America Act to defend our sacred American life. And we will enshrine in permanent law [1:31:42] no men and women's sports and no transgender mutilization of your children. So ladies and [1:31:52] gentlemen of South Carolina, the golden age of America is upon us, but you must get out and you [1:31:59] must vote for Darlene and Republicans. And just, you're going to be happy. I tell you, [1:32:04] you're going to look back years from now, you're going to say it was truly one of the greatest votes [1:32:08] you ever made. High quality person. And she's going to be great. She's going to be great. [1:32:15] She's going to be great. And thank you for doing it. We've already made unbelievable progress. And now [1:32:23] we will reach new levels of greatness. And I will tell you, levels of greatness that nobody ever [1:32:29] thought possible. It's my honor to be your president during such an exciting time in the life of our [1:32:35] country. So I was thinking today, because we've been doing this now for 11 years, and there's never [1:32:47] been anything like it. And there never will be anything like it, I don't suppose. But it's really [1:32:54] something that the world has never seen before, probably will never see again. So let's get out and [1:33:03] let's do what we do better than anyone else. We win. We know how to win on November 3rd. We have [1:33:09] to win. And let's make the next two years bigger, better and stronger than ever before. Because [1:33:19] together we will make America powerful again. We will make America wealthy again. We will make [1:33:33] America healthy again. We will make America strong again. We will make America proud again. We will make [1:33:52] America safe again. And most importantly, we will make America great again. Thank you. Thank you, [1:34:05] South Carolina. God bless you. God bless you all. Thank you.