Trump Gets Grilled Over Pardons, Alaska Lawsuit, Corruption And More After Early Voting

[0:00] Hello, everybody. Hi. Hello, Margo. [0:07] Is she with the media or is she with us? [0:10] Did you vote for the party? [0:11] Very much so. [0:13] Mr. President, at least four polls in the last 48 hours [0:18] have been proven to be complete frauds and shut down. [0:20] This was cited by the New York Times and Nate Silver. [0:23] Are any of those polls worth looking at? [0:25] Well, they found a lot of discrepancies, bad ones, big ones. [0:29] And in Los Angeles, as you know, they have 20,000 votes, [0:33] and it could be as high as a million votes. [0:36] The 20,000 is just a little bit. [0:38] And that had to do with the past election, not this current election. [0:42] The U.S. Attorney found potentially hundreds of thousands of illicit votes. [0:49] Mr. President, Mrs. Trump, do you have any update on that suspicious package? [0:54] There were three found yesterday, one close to the White House. [0:58] Do you know anything about that? [0:59] Yeah, they'll be making a report probably tomorrow. [1:02] Mr. President, polls also show that government corruption [1:05] is shot to the top of voter concerns this election. [1:07] Why do you think that is? [1:08] Well, because the Democrats are very corrupt. [1:10] To me, corruption is one of the biggest things. [1:12] If you look at Minnesota, if you look at Los Angeles, [1:16] if you look at New York, the corruption is rampant. [1:19] And to me, corruption is a very big factor. [1:22] There have also been some allegations involved. [1:24] What are you right for? [1:25] The Wall Street Journal, sir. [1:26] You guys are worse than anybody, you know? [1:28] After the Wall Street Journal has lost its way. [1:31] There's massive corruption that you don't cover on the Democrat side. [1:35] And you should. [1:36] Because you ought to look at Minnesota. [1:38] You ought to look at Maine. [1:39] You ought to look at Los Angeles. [1:41] Because we are straight and we are solid. [1:45] But you ought to look at the real corruption. [1:47] It's Democrat corruption. [1:48] And that includes Jeffrey Epstein. [1:50] All Democrats involved. [1:52] Mr. President, you said yesterday you urged the DOJ to sue Alaska. [1:57] What do you say to those concerned about the independence of the Justice Department? [2:00] Well, all I do is I say this. [2:02] You have a man named Dan Sullivan, a highly respected Senator running. [2:06] They find a man named Dan Sullivan or Daniel Sullivan, [2:10] and they put him up as a matter of confusion. [2:12] He got two and a half or three points in the primary, [2:15] and he's going to get possibly that now. [2:17] And I looked at it, and there's very few people will be able to differentiate. [2:23] So they have no idea what they're doing. [2:25] It is a totally corrupt weaponization situation, [2:29] and they shouldn't be allowed to do it. [2:31] So I recommended it to the DOJ. [2:33] They looked at it. [2:34] They agreed with me, and they've gone to court. [2:37] Let's see what happens. [2:38] But that's pure corruption. [2:39] And the Daniel Sullivan that they have up was never a participant in any elections, [2:45] never even voted before. [2:47] It's a disgrace. [2:48] They found a guy named Daniel Sullivan. [2:50] They put his name on. [2:51] In fact, he later on tried to change his middle initial [2:54] so that it was the same as Daniel S. [2:57] I think it's a disgrace. [2:59] So are you considering pardoning junior administration officials [3:02] to shield them from congressional inquiries? [3:05] Like who? [3:07] There is a report by The Washington Sun this morning [3:09] that the White House is kicking around a plan [3:11] to shield junior administration officials from their own names. [3:14] Well, I haven't thought of it, but I will tell you, [3:17] it would be very unfair to go through what we went through for four years [3:22] with the corrupt weaponization that took place. [3:25] So in light of what Biden did, as you know, [3:28] Biden shielded many people, including the Congress. [3:31] If you look at what they did with Congress, [3:34] when they set up the special committee, which was a fraud, [3:37] they all got shielded. [3:38] So certainly I haven't thought about it, but certainly I'd be allowed to. [3:42] The presidential pardons are, they say, the most powerful thing a president has. [3:48] I certainly don't want to see innocent people go through hell [3:52] and lose all their money, like Margot. [3:54] Lose all their money, because if she becomes a target, [3:57] you know she's a very honest person. [3:59] But they're going to drag her into a grand jury. [4:01] She's standing right there. [4:03] Margot, you're not going to have to worry about it, okay? [4:06] You're working in the Ukraine and what happened with the ceasefire? [4:11] Did you speak to the Pope? Can you clarify? [4:13] It is great to have Pope's support. [4:17] And they are starting a ceasefire on October 27th. [4:21] And I hope everything goes as it's planned. [4:25] Did you talk to President Putin or President Zelensky? [4:28] We talked, we signed agreements, and... [4:32] With both. [4:33] With both of them. [4:34] She does better than our professionals. [4:36] Mr. President, would you like the First Lady to get more involved? [4:39] I think so. Do you agree? [4:40] I think she's doing better than the professionals right now. [4:43] Now she got a ceasefire. [4:45] This has to do with children and people. [4:47] Have you spoken with Elon Musk about the Ukraine situation [4:51] and the controversy over there? [4:52] I have, yeah. [4:53] Can you tell us about that? [4:54] No, I can't. [4:55] Mr. President, the left says that we should believe women [4:59] when they speak out. [5:00] But Amy Acton's own mother is criticizing her, [5:02] saying she's not fit to be governor. [5:05] Why does it seem like the rules change when it comes to Democrats? [5:07] Well, it's amazing because, you know, [5:09] they've said very bad things about Vivek [5:11] and the press doesn't complain. [5:13] So you have a mother that said the daughter is a liar [5:16] and essentially that the daughter is no good [5:18] and she is not qualified. [5:20] And the press comes to the other person, Amy Acton, [5:24] side. [5:25] What a terrible thing to say. [5:27] If my mother, Mary McCloud, the great Mary McCloud, [5:30] who you know and love, if she ever said anything bad about me, [5:34] let me ask Margo. [5:36] Margo, if my mother said anything bad about me, [5:38] do you think the press might not give me a pass? [5:41] Mary McCloud would be from the Senate. [5:43] This is a disgrace. [5:44] The mother said that Amy Acton is a liar and she's no good. [5:49] And you know what? [5:50] I don't think you could get a better reference than that. [5:53] Mr. President, President Obama and President Clinton [5:56] are out there being a little critical of you today. [5:58] Do you want to respond to them? [5:59] Well, they're critical because we've beaten them. [6:02] You know, when I started, [6:03] we had a very much weaker Republican Party, [6:06] a smaller, weaker Republican Party. [6:09] And then I ran and I won in 2016. [6:12] And I won in 2022, but it didn't work out that way. [6:16] It was a rigged election. [6:18] But I won by millions of votes. [6:20] And I figured because I did, I'll do it again. [6:23] And I did it again and I made it too big to rig. [6:25] Even better than 2020 or 2016. [6:28] And they're out there fighting. [6:30] And I guess I'd be fighting about with them too. [6:33] But Obama was a lousy president. [6:35] Clinton was not bad. [6:36] But he got caught up in a lot of scandals. [6:38] Outside of the scandals, he would have been a good president. [6:41] Mr. President, any thoughts on Russia wanting to invest in Alaska natural gas? [6:48] No, but we'd like to get back to life where Russia and Ukraine make a deal. [6:55] And then we'd be able to do business with both. [6:57] You know, I made a deal with Ukraine to get their natural, [7:01] up to a trillion dollars' worth of their natural minerals. [7:05] And the reason, because Biden gave them $350 billion worth of equipment. [7:10] So I said, yeah, I feel foolish. [7:11] Because all you had to do is ask them if they would have paid. [7:14] Meaning the European Union would have paid. [7:16] No, I have no comment on that other than certainly we'll do business with Ukraine [7:21] and with Russia after this war ends, I would think. [7:24] Mr. President, there's a new intel report.