Lieu Forces Rubio To Watch Video After Video Of Trump 'Sleeping' At Events

[0:00] Thank you, Secretary Rubio, for being here today. [0:03] You have been at multiple meetings with President Trump. [0:06] In a moment, I'm going to show you a video of one of these meetings. [0:09] It is from last December. It's a cabinet meeting. [0:12] I'm going to ask you to focus on President Trump, [0:15] and you will see that he is sleeping while you are talking. [0:19] Oh, my God. [0:20] Please show the video. [0:22] Products they make and what American farmers grow and produce [0:28] has a fair shot to be sold around the world. [0:31] On issue after issue, that's been the case. [0:33] You talk about foreign aid reforms. [0:35] This is not our money. This is taxpayer money. [0:39] Secretary Rubio, have you been at more than one meeting [0:42] where President Trump has fallen asleep? [0:45] That's false. That's false. [0:48] I've never seen him fall asleep. [0:49] On the contrary, the guy doesn't sleep, which is a big problem [0:52] because he calls me at 2 in the morning. [0:53] He calls me at 5 in the morning. [0:55] And, you know, I like to sleep a little bit, [0:57] maybe not 12 hours, but at least 6. [0:59] So he works... The other day, he was at the Oval Office [1:01] until 12.30 p.m. [1:03] I don't know what you're talking about. [1:05] Secretary Rubio, I'm going to show you in a moment [1:07] a video that shows you just lied to Congress. [1:10] Oh, okay. [1:11] So this is a video of a cabinet meeting literally from last month [1:15] where Donald Trump is sleeping while you are talking. [1:18] Please show this video. [1:21] This is a coalition of countries that line up behind the peace deal, [1:26] behind the board of peace. [1:27] And it's still... [1:28] Every day is a challenge. [1:29] But it's been driven personally by the president. [1:31] It's the reason why we're involved in this whole Ukraine-Russia conflict. [1:34] That's not our war. [1:35] It's not the president's war. [1:36] This war started... [1:37] It never would have happened if you'd been president. [1:39] But this war is going on, and the president is trying to end it. [1:42] You are literally talking about issues of war and peace, [1:45] and Donald Trump is sleeping right next to you. [1:48] No, he's not. [1:49] If Donald Trump cannot stay awake at these important meetings [1:53] where the cameras are rolling, [1:55] imagine what he's like when the cameras are not there. [1:59] So I'm going to ask you, have you been at classified meetings [2:02] where Donald Trump has fallen asleep or had trouble staying awake? [2:06] I've never been at any meeting. [2:07] I've never been at any meeting where... [2:08] And the things you're showing me now, he was not falling asleep. [2:10] And I think it's outrageous that I'm before the Foreign Affairs Committee [2:13] of the United States House of Representatives asking questions about sleep. [2:17] You're lying to Congress, Secretary Rubio. [2:19] So I'm going to show you another video in a moment. [2:21] The president's inability to stay awake on the job [2:25] has caused other countries to perceive him differently. [2:29] They mock him. [2:30] They see he is weak and he is feeble. [2:33] This is a video of a French news channel [2:36] talking about Donald Trump falling asleep at a Memorial Day ceremony. [2:41] Please show this video. [2:43] Well, mark a video that appears to show Donald Trump falling asleep [2:48] at a Memorial Day ceremony this Monday has been circulating heavily online. [2:53] Internet users have a lot to say about it. [2:56] It's also reignited rumors about the state of the U.S. president's health. [3:00] Now, in the video, in social media, users say that Trump is fighting sleep [3:05] whilst he listens to the speech given by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, [3:08] and that his eyes appear to be closed for a large portion of the ceremony. [3:13] Now, we need to remember here that this is a ceremony to honor [3:15] and remember those U.S. military personnel who have died while serving in the armed forces. [3:21] And the idea that Trump was asleep at a somber ceremony like this, [3:25] well, that has triggered outrage online. [3:27] Donald Trump's inability to stay awake on the job shows that there's something very wrong [3:32] with his health or cognitive abilities. [3:35] And, in fact, on a number of occasions, [3:37] Donald Trump will contradict himself in literally the same meeting or interview. [3:41] In this video I'm about to show, it shows that Donald Trump says the Iranian military is both destroyed [3:48] and not destroyed at the same time, something that Dina Titus alluded to. [3:53] Please show this video. [3:55] In terms of leadership, we've actually left the military alone. [4:00] People would be surprised to hear that. [4:02] Because mistakes have been made in wars where you wipe out everybody [4:05] and then you have a country that, you know, for 40 years can never rebuild. [4:09] You look at what happened with Iraq. [4:12] We did so. [4:13] Iran is in a very bad position. [4:15] They have no military. [4:17] All they have is good talk and they have a fake press. [4:20] So, Secretary Rubio, instead of holding North Korean style cabinet meetings [4:25] where everyone goes around the room kissing Donald Trump's ass, [4:28] I'm going to ask you to come clean with the American people and the White House as well. [4:33] There's something wrong with Donald Trump's health or cognitive abilities. [4:37] There's a reason he keeps going to the hospital and they keep giving him cognitive tests. [4:42] We have not seen the president in eight days. [4:45] The American people deserve the truth. [4:48] I yield back. [4:49] I don't even know how to respond to that other than to tell you that it's absurd and ridiculous. [4:53] And I can't believe we're in a Foreign Affairs Committee meeting in front of the House [4:56] at an important time in American foreign policy. [4:58] Just keep lying, Secretary Rubio. [4:59] Just keep lying. [5:00] Supposedly someone who thinks he's a medical expert when he's not. [5:04] The truth of the matter is we had a cognitively impaired president in office a few years ago. [5:08] That's a cognitively impaired president. [5:10] But I don't like to talk about that because it weakens America. [5:12] This president we have, this is a guy that literally doesn't sleep. [5:15] He works day and night, long hours, every single day. [5:18] I don't know if you haven't seen him in eight days. [5:20] I saw him yesterday. [5:21] I didn't see him yesterday because I was in Congress the day before. [5:24] I talked to him at all hours of the day and night. [5:26] He works inhumane hours. [5:28] I've been on foreign trips with the president that he doesn't sleep in the whole flight. [5:34] And everyone else is sleeping on the plane and he's, you know, wandering the hallways looking for someone to wake up and talk to. [5:39] The people are, so I don't know what you're referring to, but he has an incredible amount of energy. [5:43] I'm just telling you, you may not like his policies. [5:46] You may not like his policies. [5:47] You may not like the decisions he's made. [5:49] But I assure you, this is not a president that sleeps or is cognitively impaired in any way, shape or form. [5:54] And in fact, this is incredibly active, much more so in many cases than much younger people that are around him. [5:59] Those are facts. [6:00] I see it every day. [6:01] You're not going to agree because you have another narrative that you want to push. [6:04] But those are the facts. [6:05] I just showed you three videos of him sleeping. [6:07] Representative Issa is recognized. [6:09] Thanks for waking me up.