FNN: FULL Donald Trump Rally - Superior, WI

[1:10] I feel so guilty. [1:11] You know, we have 4,000 or 5,000 people trying to get in. [1:14] I don't know how they're going to get in anyway. [1:16] But we have speakers right in the back, [1:19] thousands of people trying to get in. [1:21] Something's going on, folks. [1:22] Something good is going to happen tomorrow. [1:24] Remember that. [1:25] Remember I said it. [1:28] We're tired of being the dummies. [1:30] We're tired of being the ones that are just ripped off [1:33] all over the world. [1:34] Everybody rips off our taxpayers. [1:37] They rip off our people. [1:38] We're not going to take it anymore. [1:40] The big change is coming, so we'll see what happens. [1:43] Let's see what happens tomorrow. [1:47] You know, it's sort of interesting. [1:49] I've been watching and discussing a lot of different subjects [1:52] and a lot of different waste, fraud, abuse. [1:55] You see what's going on with our country. [1:58] And one thing I noticed, I went home last night. [2:01] I'm watching in a very nice hotel room. [2:03] I don't ask for much. [2:04] You know what I want? [2:05] Clean. I want clean. [2:07] And when I'm in Wisconsin, it's clean. [2:09] Do we like that? [2:10] It's all I want is clean. [2:13] But I went home and I see commercials. [2:15] Oh, millions of dollars worth of, it's like about Trump, [2:19] millions of dollars worth of commercials. [2:21] And I say, if these people could save their money, [2:24] give it to charity, the commercials are so false, [2:27] for the most part, little truths every once in a while, [2:30] but so false. [2:32] And it happened to me in Florida. [2:33] You know, in Florida, we wanted a landslide. [2:36] They spent $38 million on commercials. [2:39] They had thousands of commercials. [2:41] I turned on the television. [2:42] I couldn't stand it. [2:43] I said, turn it off, turn it off. [2:45] During one of the major golf tournaments, [2:47] that's my golf tournament, during the commercial, [2:50] before they gave out the trophy to Adam Scott at Doral, [2:54] they come up with a commercial, four in a row, anti-Trump. [2:58] And you know, I said something. [2:59] I just wrote it down. [3:01] It's called Never Trump. [3:02] Did you hear this? [3:03] Never Trump. [3:04] You know what these are? [3:05] These are establishment people that don't want to see it happen [3:09] because they're all under trough. [3:11] They're all making a lot of money. [3:13] I don't even think, in many cases, they care who wins. [3:15] They want to keep it going. [3:17] And you know, I just said, Never Trump, [3:19] if they worked this hard to stop Obama, [3:23] Obama wouldn't have had a chance. [3:25] You know that? [3:26] Obama wouldn't have had a chance. [3:31] So I was writing over it. [3:32] It's like my favorite topic, [3:34] because I'm self-funding my campaign. [3:36] I'm putting up my own money, right? [3:38] And nobody does this. [3:41] I guess the last might have been Ross Perot. [3:43] I don't know. [3:44] I don't know of anybody that does it. [3:45] I have turned down tens of millions of dollars [3:49] from special interests and from people, [3:51] and frankly, from friends of mine. [3:53] They want to give me millions. [3:54] One guy in Palm Beach recently said, [3:57] Donald, we'd like to give you $10 million. [4:00] Now, for me to turn it down is, you know, [4:02] it's like against my grain, [4:05] because my whole life I've been taking money. [4:07] I take, take, take. [4:09] That's what a businessman does, right? [4:11] Or a businesswoman. [4:12] We take. [4:14] We take. [4:15] And, you know, they come up. [4:16] I'd like to. [4:16] And one guy in particular is a very rich guy, [4:19] member of the Mar-a-Lago Club, [4:21] and I see him like a few months ago. [4:22] Donald, I'd like to make a major contribution to you, [4:25] or your pack. [4:26] I said, I don't have a pack. [4:28] I don't have. [4:28] You know all these guys have these phony packs. [4:30] In fact, I saw where Cruz the other day had an event run by his pack. [4:34] That's not allowed. [4:35] You're not allowed to do that. [4:36] They said, it was paid for and run by his pack. [4:39] You're not allowed to do that, [4:41] which is, that's a whole other story. [4:43] But this guy comes up. [4:44] He said, I'd like to give you whatever money you want for your campaign. [4:48] I said, I can't take it. [4:50] He looked at me, he said, you're kidding, right? [4:51] You know, he's a business guy. [4:52] He said, you're kidding. [4:53] I said, no, I can't take it. [4:55] I have turned down so much money. [4:57] If I would have accepted it, you know, I think Bush, Jeb, [5:00] had the biggest of all the packs. [5:01] He had like $148 million or something they raised. [5:05] And I think it even got a lot bigger than that. [5:07] I could have had that times four or five if I would have taken the money. [5:11] And coming over, I said, you know, I don't think it's appreciated. [5:14] I really mean, and I'm not knocking you, but when people look at me, [5:18] and then they look at this guy, Cruz, who's totally controlled by the people [5:21] that give him the money, 100% totally controlled. [5:25] But when they give him that money or when they give, how about Kasich? [5:29] Kasich is one for 32, okay? [5:32] You know what he is? [5:33] He's a guy just doesn't stop, which I respect in one way, [5:37] because I always say never quit, never give up. [5:39] But, you know, if you go by that theory, and by the way, [5:41] the people from back there are pouring in as we speak. [5:44] You don't mind, unless you want to wait for about two hours. [5:46] You want to wait? [5:47] No, I didn't think so. [5:50] But how about Kasich? [5:51] He's won, how many states are there that we've gone through? [5:54] Like 30 or 32, whatever it is. [5:56] He won one, and I would have won that one if I had two more days. [5:59] I stayed in Florida to campaign because I thought it was closer. [6:03] We won Florida, by the way, in a landslide, won by almost 20 points. [6:08] And I should have left Florida a little bit early, [6:11] but I didn't want to take a chance on losing Florida. [6:14] So if I went to Ohio, one extra day, maybe two days, I would have won. [6:19] We came in very close against him and the machine that's in Ohio, [6:23] which is fine, I understand it. [6:25] But here's a guy. [6:27] He's won and 32, and the one is his home state. [6:31] I mean, give me a break. [6:31] And he almost lost it. [6:33] So he's won for 32, and he just says, I'm going to keep running. [6:37] I'm going to keep running. [6:38] I don't care. [6:39] And he's taking my votes because he's not taking from Cruz. [6:43] He's taking from me. [6:44] And I say to myself, it's unfair because Marco could have stayed. [6:49] Marco was doing much better than he was. [6:51] Marco could have stayed. [6:52] They all could have stayed. [6:54] Jeb Bush could have stayed, right? [6:56] You know, he would have liked to have stayed. [6:58] Low energy, he would have stayed. [7:00] Just stay. [7:02] But they all could have stayed if you go by that theory. [7:05] So I think it's unfair. [7:07] And I will tell you one thing about Kasich. [7:10] He voted in favor of NAFTA. [7:13] He's in favor, which is a disaster. [7:15] That sucked the businesses from Wisconsin and every place else. [7:20] You have to see New England. [7:21] Just took them away. [7:22] He voted in favor. [7:23] And what he wants now is TPP, Trans-Pacific Partnership. [7:28] A total disaster for our country, led by the special interests, [7:34] led by the lobbies, led by countries that want [7:37] to rip us off and take our jobs, led by people. [7:40] This is going to make NAFTA look like a baby, folks, [7:43] and you shouldn't allow it. [7:44] Ted Cruz wants it. [7:46] Ted Cruz wants it badly because his people that give him money [7:51] are telling him we want it. [7:53] And it's a bad thing for our country. [7:55] Believe me, folks, a really bad thing. [8:06] I love Wisconsin. [8:09] I love Wisconsin. [8:11] You know, it's funny. [8:12] We had a situation where Cruz was going to win the South. [8:17] Remember? [8:18] Until I came along. [8:19] But he was going to win the South. [8:21] And he was actually, they were thinking New Hampshire, [8:24] but somebody else was supposed to win New Hampshire. [8:26] It looked like Jeb was going to win New Hampshire. [8:28] And I came up. [8:28] We won New Hampshire in a landslide, right? [8:31] Landslide. [8:31] And by the way, I spent a tiny fraction of the money. [8:35] Isn't that nice when you can spend less and come out number one? [8:38] Isn't that good, right? [8:41] Don't you want that as your president as opposed to let's spend, spend? [8:45] So anyway, so I won New Hampshire. [8:47] We went to South Carolina. [8:48] And by the way, won Massachusetts almost 50% in Massachusetts. [8:53] Now, Tom Brady likes me a lot, so that helps, right? [8:57] And he did say you have a great quarterback, okay? [9:00] So that's good. [9:01] Do you have a great quarterback? [9:02] I think so. [9:04] And you're going to have a good year, too. [9:06] You're going to have a good year. [9:07] But I will say, so we won Massachusetts. [9:09] But we went down to South Carolina. [9:11] And that was Ted Cruz's territory. [9:14] Lying Ted Cruz. [9:15] The Bible held high. [9:17] Bible held high. [9:18] You ever see a guy lie like this guy? [9:20] What he did to, how about Dr. Ben Carson, [9:23] one of the great guys, right? [9:24] So he endorsed me. [9:26] But how about what he did in Iowa to Ben Carson? [9:30] He said, Ben Carson has left the race. [9:33] That was during the election, not before or after. [9:37] And thousands of people voted for him as opposed to Ben. [9:41] And he lied. [9:42] He just lied. [9:43] He just said they left the race. [9:44] And then he just lied. [9:46] Lying Ted. [9:47] Lying Ted. [9:48] Lying Ted. [9:59] We'll say with Cruz. [10:00] And I don't want his endorsement, by the way. [10:02] I really don't, you know? [10:03] You know these politicians, they say never really do this [10:07] because you want the, what? [10:08] Look at this poor Lindsey Graham, this poor, poor guy. [10:11] He said the other day, I know more about the war. [10:14] I've been fighting it for many years. [10:16] That's the problem. [10:17] Guys like this, they fight it for many years. [10:19] They don't know how to win. [10:22] In South Carolina, I was at 42. [10:25] He was at two. [10:26] And he's the sitting senator of South Carolina. [10:28] So he hates Ted Cruz, right? [10:30] So he goes out, he goes out, and he endorses Ted Cruz [10:34] because he can't stand me. [10:35] Look, I really, I hit him hard. [10:37] Hey, look, we have to hit hard. [10:38] We got to win. [10:39] My wife is always saying, and Ivanka. [10:42] You heard of Ivanka, right? [10:43] Right? [10:44] Just had a baby. [10:46] She's great. [10:47] But they said, darling, be more presidential. [10:50] Daddy, be more presidential during the debate. [10:53] I said, I will. [10:54] But I got to knock off the final two first, [10:56] if you don't mind. [10:57] Right? [10:58] You know what they mean. [11:00] I could be presidential. [11:02] But if I was presidential, we'd only have about 20% of you [11:06] would be here because it would be boring as hell, I will say. [11:10] Now, let me be unpresidential just for a little while longer. [11:13] And maybe I'll be a little bit unpresidential as I beat Hillary [11:17] because, oh, we'll beat Hillary so badly. [11:25] Don't forget, I haven't started on Hillary yet. [11:27] I haven't focused on Hillary. [11:29] So we started off with 17 people. [11:33] I've now got two left. [11:35] I call them the leftovers, right? [11:36] I now have two left. [11:38] And we're way up on both of them. [11:41] I mean, the one guy I told you, he's got, I mean, it's ridiculous. [11:44] And at least Cruz has got some. [11:46] I saw him the other day and it was from the debate. [11:49] He goes, I'm the only one. [11:51] You know, he can't talk normal. [11:52] He's got to always pretend he's debating. [11:54] Does that bother people? [11:56] Do you ever have a conversation? [11:58] Donald, I say, I say, what's going on? [12:01] But he goes, I'm the only one that has a proven record of beating Donald Trump. [12:07] I'm the only one. [12:09] I've beaten Donald Trump. [12:11] That's true. [12:12] He said, I beat him six times. [12:15] Then I looked at him and I said, yeah, but I beat you 22 times. [12:19] Right? [12:21] And it's a famous, it's true. [12:24] And it's a famous picture where he just stands there like, he doesn't even say anything because [12:29] he's lying Ted. [12:30] Most guys wouldn't really, you know, he could say, he said it again today. [12:34] He said, he's the only one with a proven record of beating and I'm killing the guy. [12:40] So it's really disgraceful. [12:42] I tell you what, politicians are a disgrace in many cases. [12:47] I've met some that are very good, but the lying, the deception, the viciousness. [12:52] But I've met people that are much tougher than Ted Cruz, but I've never, ever met anybody [12:59] that lied like him. [13:00] This guy lies so much. [13:02] Right? [13:03] Do you remember the voter? [13:05] Remember Iowa? [13:06] Remember what he said? [13:07] Looked like he came right out of the IRS? [13:10] Voter fraud, voter whatever the hell, and he puts it up and people saying, what's going [13:14] on? [13:15] And he said, the way you get out of it is you have to go and you have to vote for Ted [13:18] Cruz. [13:19] I mean, give me a break. [13:20] So, so here's what, here's what the, here's what the facts are, folks. [13:25] We have a very, very big deal coming up. [13:28] And I don't know, the polls now, a poll just came out, we're essentially, we're even. [13:33] And I'm feeling it. [13:34] You know, when I went to New Hampshire, I wasn't supposed to win, right? [13:38] And I went around for about four days. [13:40] I've been here for four days and then went home for like two seconds because I had that [13:44] meeting with the Republican National Committee, right? [13:48] Reince. [13:50] Reince. [13:51] We'll find out. [13:53] We'll find out. [13:54] Don't worry. [13:55] I have my eyes wide open. [13:56] My eyes are wide open, right? [13:58] You all trust me. [13:59] My eyes are wide open. [14:01] He's a nice man. [14:02] Somebody said, is he a nice man? [14:04] I said, yes. [14:05] I said, are they going to treat you fairly? [14:07] I said, I have no idea, but I'll let you know in six months. [14:10] But my eyes are wide open, all right? [14:14] And I'm representing a tremendous number of people. [14:17] And we are not going to be taken advantage of by people. [14:20] You know, I'll give you an example. [14:22] I go to Louisiana. [14:24] I worked hard, made speeches all over, made a final speech in a hangar that was massive. [14:30] The place was packed, I end up winning, and then I didn't get as many delegates as the [14:35] guy that lost. [14:36] I said, what kind of a system is this? [14:39] So we're dealing with a corrupt system. [14:42] We're dealing with a system that's not fair. [14:46] And I say to people, I don't care what it says, if I won, I should get more delegates. [14:50] I don't care. [14:54] So we've, but we're doing well. [14:56] We have almost 300 delegates more. [14:59] We have millions of votes more. [15:01] You know, people don't ever talk about that. [15:03] They never mention a little thing. [15:04] But we have millions, millions of votes more. [15:08] Now, here's who you have to be careful of, those people back there. [15:12] Because, no, they're, they're, I don't even know if they're evil. [15:14] Some of them are, they're unbelievably dishonest. [15:18] Congratulations. [15:19] Unbelievably dishonest. [15:21] Unbelievable. [15:22] Because every time I say something, for instance, it was asked to me about NATO. [15:37] And, you know, look, I've made a lot of money. [15:40] I built a great company. [15:41] I did my filings. [15:42] Everyone said, oh, filings. [15:43] And they were down. [15:44] They were hoping the company would be a nothing. [15:46] We would have had the biggest story you've ever seen. [15:48] Frankly, if it would have been a nothing, I would have never run, because you have to [15:51] file your papers, right? [15:53] So I filed this, like, massive, almost 100-page document, and it showed not only some of the [15:58] greatest assets in the world, but tremendous cash flow, very little debt, a tremendous company. [16:03] Turnberry in Scotland, Doral, many buildings all over the place, Bank of America building [16:09] in San Francisco with a great partner, lots of great deals, right? [16:13] Great buildings. [16:14] 1290 Avenue of the Americas, one of the biggest office buildings in Manhattan, Trump Tower, [16:19] so many buildings, right? [16:20] So I have this great company, again, very little debt, tremendous cash flow, tremendous [16:26] company. [16:27] And they didn't complain. [16:28] They couldn't. [16:29] They were devastated. [16:30] They went up. [16:31] The federal election said they've never seen so many people wanting to see a report before. [16:36] And a friend of mine said, I know how successful you are, but I had no idea it was that successful. [16:41] I said, how did you know? [16:42] Did you read the papers? [16:43] He said, no, because I know you wouldn't have run unless your papers were damn good. [16:47] And it's true. [16:48] You couldn't have run because you have to file everything. [16:50] I'm a private company. [16:51] You have to file. [16:52] So I filed. [16:53] And the reason I tell you that story is because that's the kind of thinking we need in the [16:59] United States. [17:00] We have to get our house in order, folks. [17:02] We have to get our house in order. [17:06] And we can't let China, who I like, Mexico, who I like, Japan, Vietnam, India, name a country, [17:16] any country. [17:17] Name a country. [17:18] I guarantee you that country is taking advantage of the United States. [17:23] It's amazing that we have a country that continues to chug along. [17:29] You know, we have no GDP. [17:31] We're like at zero. [17:32] Zero. [17:33] If China goes to seven or eight percent, it's like a national catastrophe. [17:37] We have nothing. [17:38] Last quarter, like zero. [17:40] It's slightly, slightly more than zero, but essentially it was zero. [17:44] And believe me, they worked hard to make sure it kept them out of the negative terms. [17:48] And you don't see it. [17:49] You don't see numbers like that. [17:50] So that means we're losing our jobs. [17:54] And you look at Carrier. [17:55] You look at Ford. [17:56] You look at Nabisco. [17:57] You look at all of these companies that are leaving our country, leaving jobs. [18:02] You look at Pfizer, the great pharmaceutical company. [18:05] They announced they're leaving. [18:06] They're moving to Ireland. [18:07] I hope it's next to some of the land I own. [18:09] I own a lot of land in Ireland. [18:11] What the hell? [18:12] I bought it four or five years ago when things were cheap, right? [18:15] You know, we want to buy at the right price, right? [18:18] So I'm sorry, folks. [18:19] Sorry. [18:20] International businessman. [18:21] What can I say? [18:22] But, you know, we want to keep our companies here. [18:26] We want to keep our jobs here. [18:28] And I tell the story, and it could apply to any one of them. [18:30] It could apply to Nabisco. [18:31] It could apply, certainly, to Ford. [18:33] Ford spent two and a half billion dollars building a plant, a massive plant, in Mexico [18:40] to make cars, trucks, and parts. [18:42] What do we get out of it? [18:44] Now they make the cars. [18:46] They make the trucks. [18:47] They make the parts. [18:49] They send them across the border. [18:51] Probably those cars are driven by illegals. [18:53] Why not? [18:54] They could get them for the right price. [18:57] Nobody checks them, so why can't they? [18:59] The illegals take the Ford car, and they drive it right across the border. [19:05] And everybody's happy, especially the Democrats, right? [19:08] They're happy. [19:09] So we're going to stop it. [19:11] We're going to have such a strong border. [19:13] And we're going to have a wall. [19:14] It's going to be a real wall. [19:15] Believe me. [19:16] We're going to have a wall. [19:17] And the drugs aren't going to be pouring into this country anymore, poisoning our youth [19:25] and poisoning everybody else. [19:27] We are going to have a strong border. [19:29] We're going to have a wall. [19:31] And Mexico is going to pay for the wall as sure as you're standing here. [19:37] Certainly. [19:46] But you know, the part of it that's so tough, and I can go through the different things. [19:49] I can go quickly, because you've all heard me speak. [19:51] You know what I represent. [19:52] I represent, very simply, America first. [19:55] Okay? [19:56] America first. [19:57] No more. [19:59] So the question was asked to me the other day by one of the commentators about NATO. [20:03] So I said, well, here's the story. [20:05] You ready? [20:06] NATO's obsolete. [20:07] They all go, what? [20:10] Oh, Trump doesn't know anything about NATO. [20:13] Three days later, they're all saying it was genius. [20:16] Nobody, you know, they study it. [20:18] And they watch it. [20:19] And they look at it. [20:20] And they're so close to it that they don't even see it. [20:23] It's obsolete. [20:24] But then I said something more profound, frankly, as far as I'm concerned. [20:28] I said, it's obsolete. [20:31] And we pay proportionately way too much. [20:35] We have 28 countries. [20:37] And some of the countries are along for a free ride or almost a free ride. [20:40] So what the hell are we doing? [20:42] So they get attacked and we protect them. [20:44] Oh, isn't that a great deal? [20:45] I love that deal. [20:46] That's great. [20:47] That's great. [20:48] So I said, we have to get those countries to pay, number one. [20:52] Number two, there are many of them. [20:54] There are many of them. [20:55] I think we're paying 72% the cost. [20:57] 72%. [20:58] We're one country. [20:59] We're stupid. [21:00] We're led by stupid people, folks. [21:01] We can't do it anymore. [21:02] We can't do it anymore. [21:03] We have incompetent leadership and we're not going to stand for it anymore. [21:08] And we're, and not only incompetent, remember this. [21:15] You know, a lot of people come up to me and they say, they talk about a certain deal. [21:18] And they say, Mr. Trump, our politicians are so stupid. [21:21] I said, no, they're not stupid. [21:22] They're taken care of through campaign contributions. [21:25] They're not stupid. [21:26] Some are stupid, frankly. [21:27] And some deals, many of the deals are stupid. [21:30] But many of the deals are made because these companies and various other people that want [21:35] to make the deal are totally controlling of your Ted Cruz's of the world. [21:40] Totally controlling. [21:41] For instance, Cruz has a personal financial statement, the disclosure form, which is a big deal. [21:47] He forgot to put on. [21:48] He said, I forgot. [21:49] Lying Ted. [21:51] Lying Ted. [21:52] He said, I forgot to put that I borrowed a million dollars at almost no interest. [21:58] An interest rate anybody in this room would be proud of, okay? [22:02] Because he's a United States Senator. [22:04] They give him all the money. [22:05] He could have gotten it for nothing, probably. [22:07] He probably said, well, at least put something there. [22:10] You know, got to make it look a little good, right? [22:12] So he borrowed a million dollars from Goldman Sachs and Citibank. [22:16] Didn't put it on his personal financial disclosure form. [22:19] Then he goes around and he acts like Robin Hood, like he's going to protect you from the banks. [22:23] Give me a break, folks, okay? [22:24] Doesn't work that way. [22:25] Nobody knows politicians better than me. [22:28] That's why I'm doing so well. [22:30] Don't forget, with all these people, one after another, they're gone. [22:34] They're gone. [22:35] They're gone. [22:36] I've been on center stage. [22:37] You know, center stage of debates. [22:39] We had like 11 or 12 debates. [22:41] I skipped one because I wasn't treated fairly, but that's okay. [22:44] That might have been a mistake. [22:45] Well, maybe not. [22:46] Who knows? [22:47] Raised a lot of money for the vets. [22:48] Raised a lot of money for the vets because I stuck. [22:50] Remember that. [22:51] And I would have done it again. [22:55] But here's the thing. [22:56] So we had like 11 or 12 debates. [22:58] And I've been center stage on every single debate. [23:01] That meant I've been in the lead. [23:03] And, you know, it's funny. [23:04] During the debates or before they announced, I said, are you going to say that I'm center stage? [23:07] You're from number one. [23:08] No, we won't say that. [23:09] I say, why wouldn't you? [23:10] Well, we just don't do that. [23:12] Now, some of them did, but some of them wouldn't do it because they refused to acknowledge that [23:16] I was number one. [23:17] But that's the way. [23:18] Every single debate, I've been exactly center. [23:20] And some of these guys, they're falling off the platform left or right. [23:24] Remember Jeb? [23:25] He hit me. [23:26] I said, Jeb, next week you're going to be off the platform. [23:28] You're going to be falling off the platform. [23:30] And don't forget Jeb. [23:31] And I can only say this because he endorsed. [23:33] You know, now all of a sudden, Cruz is becoming establishment, even though they all hate him. [23:37] But he's becoming establishment because he's taking a lot of money. [23:42] And these people want, you know, I had one guy come in. [23:44] It was interesting. [23:45] He's a friend of mine. [23:46] He wanted to give me tremendous amounts of money. [23:48] I said, I don't need, I'm richer than he is much. [23:50] He said, I know you're richer than me, Donald, but I want to give you millions. [23:54] I said, here's the problem. [23:55] I can't take it because I'm self-funding my campaign. [23:58] You know, I take the little contributions where people send in $250. [24:01] They send in $17. [24:03] They send in even $500, $1,000. [24:05] But the small contributions, right? [24:08] The minimal contributions because I can't send the money back. [24:10] Number one, it's expensive to send it back. [24:12] Number two, half the time you don't know where the hell to send it. [24:15] And number three, if I sent a woman back who sent, literally I have a woman wrote a four-page letter with a check for $17.50. [24:23] If you send that back to a woman, it's almost like insulting no matter how you put it, right? [24:28] So, no, it really is. [24:30] But here's a guy, they spend so much money. [24:34] They're spending money like it's water. [24:36] And it's so against the system. [24:39] And it's so against what we all stand for. [24:41] And what it is, is it's inverse. [24:43] It's actually inverse. [24:44] The more money they spend, and some of them, they raise money. [24:48] They're really good at it. [24:49] Remember this about politicians. [24:51] They're good at two things. [24:53] Raising money for themselves and getting elected. [24:56] He said, and lying. [24:59] Well, that's true. [25:00] That's true. [25:01] So, what we're going to do is we're going to change the system. [25:05] And we have a movement going. [25:06] We have a movement. [25:07] All over the world, they're talking about it. [25:09] It's been on the cover of Time Magazine like four times in a short period of time. [25:14] I've been on the cover of Time Magazine a lot over the last six months. [25:18] But four times over the last short period of time, the cover of Time, the cover of the New York Times, the Washington Post, everything. [25:25] I mean, the biggest story is what's happening with Trump. [25:29] Today there's a story, and they were just reading it to me. [25:32] I don't even know where the story is, but that Trump has made the networks and television a fortune. [25:37] They're having the best year they've ever had because everybody wants to watch Trump. [25:42] Look at this crowd. [25:43] And, by the way, I wish the press would go to the back and see what I'm talking about. [25:47] I just waved there, and part of the problem is, you know, you have to go through the machines, unfortunately, which is too bad. [25:54] But so many people back there, what's going on, and we have one today later on in the evening. [26:00] In fact, my wife is flying in for it. [26:02] We're going to have one that's so unbelievable, it's going to be packed. [26:05] And Bernie was right next door, and he canceled his because they can't compete with what we have. [26:09] They cannot. [26:10] It's true. [26:11] It's true. [26:13] They cannot compete with what we have. [26:15] They can't compete with our crowds. [26:17] It's a movement. [26:19] And you know what it is? [26:20] It's a movement to common sense. [26:22] It's a movement to say we're not going to allow it to happen anymore. [26:27] We're not going to allow our country to be stripped of its jobs, of its factories. [26:32] We're not going to allow it. [26:34] Do you know that people in this area, and Steve read you some statistics, they're terrible. [26:39] You know, when Scott Walker, I should have brought it, maybe I did. [26:42] Do I have it? [26:43] Do I have it? [26:44] Oh, tonight, oh, you wouldn't. [26:46] I like this crowd so much, though, no? [26:48] You'll see it tonight. [26:50] I'm bringing it tonight. [26:52] So, no, Scott Walker came up to my office a year ago. [26:54] He gave me this beautiful plaque because I gave him a lot of money. [26:58] I figured, what the heck? [26:59] He's fighting. [27:00] Give him money. [27:01] What do I know what he's doing? [27:02] But then when I looked at the numbers, when he announced he was running for president, [27:04] and did you notice we got along very well, and they all said, well, first they said Jeb [27:09] was going to win. [27:10] I took him out, right? [27:12] I took him out. [27:13] So he was gone. [27:14] Then they said Marco was going to win, the face of the Republican Party, and we had a [27:20] great time in Florida. [27:22] So he goes, bye-bye, bye-bye. [27:25] Then they said, a lot of other guys, everyone's going to win, right? [27:28] They're all going to win. [27:29] Then they said, remember the last one was going to be Walker. [27:32] He was, when he went in, they said, well, this is really, this is a great young Republican, [27:38] which is true. [27:39] I hope it's true. [27:40] But, you know, he's against me as far as I'm concerned. [27:42] There's no truth to that. [27:43] But the fact is you're doing very mediocre. [27:48] But when he went out, Walker, everyone thought that, well, he was going to win. [27:53] And I was very nice to him. [27:54] He was very nice to me. [27:55] We went along a couple of months. [27:56] He was doing well. [27:57] I was doing well. [27:58] And he was toward the beginning of the pack because, you know, he had this little [28:01] reputation going. [28:02] And then they had a fundraiser. [28:04] And his fundraiser, his chief fundraiser, again, fundraisers, always funds, funds. [28:09] Money is the root of all evil, right? [28:11] But they had a fundraiser. [28:12] And his guy said some nasty things about me, like really, really nasty. [28:16] And I said, thank you so much. [28:18] And I was reading a magazine. [28:21] And I was reading what was going on in Wisconsin, in Wisconsin. [28:24] And Wisconsin is a much different place. [28:27] You know, you're losing a lot of jobs. [28:29] You're not going up. [28:31] You're going sideways. [28:32] You're very average compared to your neighboring states. [28:35] You're right in the middle, which is fine. [28:37] But I thought it was like this great thing. [28:39] So he had this false deal going. [28:41] And I said, look, he just said bad things. [28:44] Thank goodness. [28:45] So I got all the information. [28:46] I started reading it. [28:47] He went from number one to out of the race. [28:49] And do you know how quickly he got out? [28:51] You know why? [28:52] Because he couldn't fight the statistics. [28:53] He couldn't fight it. [28:54] And he got out. [28:55] And if he wouldn't have done this, now, I never called him and asked for support, [28:59] in all fairness, because I felt I couldn't. [29:01] Hit him too hard. [29:02] You know, when you hit people, it's like me calling Jeb. [29:04] Jeb, I'd love to have your support. [29:07] How can he do it? [29:08] How can he do it? [29:10] And yet Chris Christie gave me his support. [29:12] Dr. Ben Carson gave me his support. [29:14] We have tremendous support. [29:15] We have tremendous support. [29:19] We have tremendous support. [29:20] We have tremendous support. [29:21] Sheriff Joe in Arizona. [29:23] I mean, who's tougher? [29:24] Who's tougher? [29:25] Do we love? [29:26] Do we love Sheriff Joe? [29:28] Sheriff Joe gave his support. [29:29] How important? [29:30] Let me ask you a raise of hands, because you're pretty far away from a certain border. [29:34] How important is border security for this crowd? [29:37] Right? [29:39] Right? [29:44] We're going to have such a strong border, folks. [29:46] We are getting ripped off left and right. [29:48] And the numbers that are coming in are just disgraceful. [29:51] And you see what's going on with the crime. [29:53] So, on June 16th, when I announced that I was running for president, I talked about two [29:57] things primarily. [29:58] The border and the lack of safety and the death, the death that's been happening. [30:04] I talked about illegal immigration. [30:06] And I talked about trade. [30:07] They were very close to my heart. [30:09] And I shot up to number one in the polls. [30:11] And then we had Paris, which was a disaster. [30:14] And I talked about radical Islamic terrorism. [30:17] And I said lots of things. [30:19] And I said very, very strong things. [30:21] And we have to be smart. [30:22] We have to be strong. [30:24] We have to be very, very vigilant. [30:26] We cannot be politically correct. [30:28] I'm sorry. [30:29] It's not working. [30:30] Political correctness is not working. [30:32] And everybody said, that's the end of Trump. [30:37] It's over for Trump. [30:38] Remember, I said we have to do a temporary ban on the Muslims until we find out what's [30:42] going on? [30:43] Right? [30:44] I don't want to do that. [30:45] They said, that's the end. [30:47] You know how many times I've been given the end? [30:49] Like, I've been given the last rites. [30:51] How many times? [30:52] Like, ten? [30:53] Every week. [30:54] It's the end of Trump. [30:55] Then they walk in. [30:56] Sir, I don't know what happened, but your poll numbers just went through the roof. [31:01] Sir, could you? [31:03] I mean, many, many times. [31:04] And you know what? [31:05] I don't even care. [31:06] I have to tell the truth. [31:07] I speak the truth. [31:08] And I think people get it. [31:10] And these guys are liars. [31:12] But look. [31:13] Look. [31:14] The press lies. [31:15] And I'll give you an example. [31:16] So I talked about NATO. [31:18] And I said it's obsolete. [31:19] And I said, we're paying too much. [31:21] And I said, they don't really focus on terrorism. [31:23] They focus on the Soviet Union, which no longer exists, right? [31:26] It was set up very, you know, very much for that reason. [31:29] And we have Russia, which is a real threat, too. [31:31] It's not as big as the Soviet Union, but a real threat. [31:34] Run by a very smart cookie. [31:36] Much smarter, much more cunning than our president. [31:39] I will tell you that right now, whether we like it or not. [31:42] And I like him because he called me a genius. [31:45] He said, Trump is the new real leader. [31:47] Trump should be the leader. [31:48] And he's a total genius. [31:49] And it got out of the paper. [31:50] So he called me a genius. [31:51] But it's not going to happen. [31:52] Don't worry about it, folks. [31:53] I am not seduced easily, believe me. [31:55] I don't care what that. [31:56] You could call me that or you could call me the word. [31:58] I still feel the same. [31:59] It's going to be on a fair basis. [32:01] But, you know, it wouldn't be bad to get along with Russia, right? [32:05] It wouldn't be bad. [32:06] It wouldn't be bad to get along with some of these countries that were not on our terms. [32:11] Only on our terms. [32:14] But it wouldn't be bad. [32:16] But, you know, I watch what's going on. [32:18] I look at that Iran deal, which to me is one of the most disgraceful things I've ever seen signed. [32:22] One of the worst deals I've ever seen signed. [32:24] And what happened yesterday, Obama now is finally, finally, he saw. [32:31] Because did you see what they did? [32:32] They captured a ship from Iran, bringing guns into Yemen. [32:36] And I mean, this was a lot of stuff. [32:38] This was serious weaponry. [32:40] But Obama is now saying that, not because of that alone, he's angry at Iran. [32:46] He thinks they've essentially violated it. [32:48] I don't think he wants to say it the way. [32:49] I'll tell you what it is. [32:50] They've defaulted. [32:51] That's what the real word is. [32:53] They've defaulted on a stupid agreement that should have never been signed. [32:56] We should have had our prisoners out there long before we started negotiating. [33:00] We should have had our prisoners out. [33:03] You leave the room, we want our prisoners, and you double up the sanctions. [33:07] They give you back the prisoners in 24 hours, folks. [33:10] We are, should be, we're ashamed of ourselves for what's been going on with that deal. [33:16] So Obama yesterday, for the first time, essentially said that he's very unhappy with Iran and the way they're behaving. [33:24] I could have told him that three years ago. [33:28] I could have told him that. [33:29] Did you all see that? [33:30] I could have told him that years ago. [33:34] It's unbelievable. [33:36] We're run by babies. [33:37] We're run by either babies or maybe worse. [33:40] I mean, there's something going on. [33:41] There's something going on. [33:44] So a lot of bad things are happening. [33:46] So when I talked about NATO and I talked about the cost, I get a big call from somebody. [33:52] Oh, Donald, they're really hitting you on NATO. [33:54] Well, they said, you want NATO broken up. [33:56] You want NATO to be terminated. [33:58] You don't like NATO. [34:00] You want all these countries to protect themselves. [34:02] That's not what I said. [34:03] You know what I said. [34:04] I said, NATO's okay. [34:05] It's obsolete. [34:06] But we have to rejigger it, change it. [34:08] And we got to ask them to pay. [34:10] We owe $19 trillion. [34:12] We're going to $21 trillion. [34:14] Your jobs are all being lost. [34:15] Do you know that in 17 years, a lot of the people in this audience have not had a pay increase, effectively. [34:24] You haven't had a pay increase. [34:26] And then people wonder, why do I get 21,000 people to come and see me in Orlando? [34:30] Why do I get 35,000 in Mobile, Alabama? [34:33] Why do I have thousands of people standing in the back of this building trying to get in, listening to this speech by loudspeaker? [34:40] Why? [34:41] Why? [34:42] Why do we have a packed airplane hangar? [34:44] Why? [34:46] The reason is we're sick and tired of what's going on. [34:49] And let me tell you, one of the people, actually, it was sort of interesting, it was the governor of South Carolina, right? [34:56] You know who I'm talking about. [34:58] She came out and she supported Marco Rubio. [35:01] And I said, oh, that's the end of that. [35:04] Governor Haley. [35:09] Oh, these names. [35:12] I wonder if those brands will stick forever. [35:14] I hope not. [35:15] Right? [35:16] I hope not. [35:17] Do you think? [35:20] Lion Ted's going to stick because he's never going to say that. [35:23] Lion Ted. [35:24] Isn't it amazing? [35:25] I have the evangelicals because they know I'm a straight shooter. [35:28] And they also know that I'm going to do it right. [35:32] They know I'm going to do it right. [35:34] And by the way, Haley, Governor Haley, when she supported Marco, everybody said, oh, that's good. [35:39] That's good. [35:40] And I even figured, hey, that's got to be a pretty good endorsement. [35:42] And then I win South Carolina in a landslide. [35:44] And it reminded me of this. [35:46] Because you have Walker, who can't support me because I hit him hard. [35:49] But I hit him hard to win. [35:51] And I hit him hard to tell the truth. [35:53] I just told the truth. [35:54] I basically read a story. [35:56] I took one page out of an otherwise wonderful story. [35:59] But the one page was about, like, the economics of what's going on. [36:03] And the job losses and everything else. [36:05] What's going on? [36:06] And people are saying, oh, he shouldn't be fighting the governor. [36:08] The governor's popular. [36:09] He's a nice guy. [36:10] First of all, he's not popular. [36:11] Statewide, he's very unpopular. [36:13] I think I made him unpopular in the state. [36:15] You know, the truth is, he shouldn't have supported me. [36:17] I think he'd be popular if you want to know the truth. [36:20] So she supported, in that case, Marco. [36:23] I mean, you know, I won big. [36:25] And I think a lot of big things are going to happen tomorrow. [36:28] I think a lot of... [36:29] I'm seeing people that are professionals. [36:32] And, you know, the polls are pretty even. [36:34] Right now, the polls are pretty even. [36:36] But I have a feeling we're going to have a very big day tomorrow, folks. [36:40] I think so. [36:41] We're going to be doing a lot of celebrating [36:47] because we're bringing our country back. [36:49] But I have a feeling it's going to be an unbelievable day. [36:52] So when I talk about things, I wish the press would go through the whole scenario. [36:57] So you heard about Japan. [36:58] I saw yesterday about Japan. [37:00] Donald Trump knows nothing about our defense. [37:03] Or he knows nothing about... [37:04] And I'm saying to myself, what I said was great. [37:07] We defend Japan. [37:08] Right? [37:09] We defend. [37:10] Why are we defending Japan? [37:11] We defend Japan. [37:12] Now, we don't want them to have nuclear. [37:14] I don't want them to have nuclear. [37:15] But you know what? [37:16] It comes a price. [37:17] It comes a time at which you say, you know, good luck. [37:20] Defend yourself. [37:21] We're not going to continue to pay for your defense and lose a tremendous amount of money. [37:26] All right? [37:27] So what happens is... [37:28] Here's what my theory is. [37:30] They've got to pay us a lot of money. [37:31] All right? [37:32] Because we cannot continue to do this. [37:34] And if they don't, you have to be prepared to walk. [37:36] And if they walk and if we walk, they're going to arm. [37:39] Because their primary problem is North Korea. [37:42] Now, he's a whack job and he's got a problem. [37:45] All right? [37:46] No, no. [37:47] He's got a problem. [37:50] And frankly, maybe they're better off defending. [37:52] What the hell do we have to be over there for, right? [37:54] I mean, you know, you could make that case. [37:55] I could make that case. [37:57] Now, they'll say, Donald Trump knows nothing about the nuclear strategy. [38:01] Let me tell you about the nuclear strategy. [38:03] Pakistan has nukes. [38:04] China has nukes. [38:06] So many people have nukes now. [38:08] It's the biggest problem facing the world today. [38:11] All right? [38:12] But there's so many countries that have them. [38:15] But who has them also? [38:16] North Korea has them. [38:18] So we have 28,000 on the border between North and South Korea. [38:22] We have Japan that's making, I mean, we're just doing the military for peanuts. [38:26] We have South Korea. [38:27] I love South Korea. [38:28] I love Japan. [38:29] I have great friends in Japan, great friends in South Korea. [38:31] South Korea, like Japan, is an economic behemoth. [38:34] Every television set you order, Samsung, LG, they all come from South Korea. [38:38] I order thousands a year for different projects, right? [38:41] They come from South Korea. [38:42] I wish they came from Wisconsin. [38:44] I swear, I'd order them. [38:45] Even if it was a no-name. [38:47] You know? [38:48] I like Samsung. [38:49] I like LG. [38:50] I like names. [38:51] Even if it was a no-name. [38:53] If you ordered, I'd love to order them right out of Wisconsin. [38:56] But we don't make televisions anymore. [38:58] We don't make anything anymore, folks. [39:00] We don't make things anymore. [39:02] We're going to have a time in the not-too-distant future, if I win, where Apple and other companies [39:08] are going to make their products here. [39:10] And we're not going to have them made in China and Vietnam and all these other places. [39:15] I'm telling you. [39:18] And that's going to happen. [39:22] And that's going to happen. [39:23] So, the story is that they have to, the press, the media, they have to tell the full story. [39:30] So, they come out yesterday. [39:32] Donald Trump wants to see Japan nuked. [39:35] Meaning nuked, meaning they have the nukes, right? [39:38] Donald Trump thinks it's fine for Japan to have nuclear weapons. [39:43] Well, I don't like that. [39:44] But look, we cannot continue to be the policeman of the world. [39:48] We cannot continue to protect every single country. [39:51] I know what's probably going to happen. [39:54] Not definitely. [39:55] I'm prepared to walk. [39:56] But probably, when I say, listen, you have to help us out. [39:58] You have to pay substantially more money because we cannot continue to pay. [40:03] They will probably say no. [40:05] And I'll probably walk. [40:06] Meaning I, meaning our country. [40:08] And they will probably call back and say let's go. [40:11] Or they'll have to defend themselves, folks. [40:13] They'll have to defend themselves. [40:14] And that's the way it goes, okay? [40:15] That's okay. [40:16] You have to be prepared to walk. [40:18] Same thing with South Korea. [40:20] I mean, you know, look, we are taking, we have 28,000 people there on the border. [40:25] Soldiers, young, beautiful soldiers. [40:28] I mean, that's a dangerous border. [40:30] And they're not paying much. [40:33] And every time North Korea acts up, you ever see the ships start going, [40:38] or the planes start going, and they mobilize. [40:40] And we're always doing attacks, you know, fake attacks, whatever the hell they call it. [40:45] We're doing them all over the place. [40:46] We're working with them. [40:47] I say, wait a minute, at what point do we stop this? [40:51] At what point do people either pay us or something, or do whatever? [40:57] We can't let this, we cannot continue to go on like this. [41:00] Saudi Arabia, remember this. [41:02] Saudi Arabia, they're fine, I have many friends from Saudi Arabia. [41:05] Saudi Arabia, before the oil went down, was making a billion dollars a day. [41:10] They have the largest funds in the world. [41:13] They're loaded with money to the gills. [41:16] The United States protects them. [41:19] We get like practically nothing. [41:20] Why? [41:21] You know why? [41:22] Because our leaders don't have business instinct. [41:25] They don't have political instinct. [41:27] They have no instincts whatsoever. [41:29] Now, here's what's going to happen. [41:31] We'll say to Saudi Arabia, fellas, you got to help us out. [41:34] They'll say no. [41:35] We'll say bye-bye. [41:36] About two days later, they'll call and say, get back here fast. [41:38] We hear somebody's going to make a raid. [41:39] We'll go back. [41:40] They'll pay us so much money. [41:41] And you know what? [41:42] That's fine. [41:43] Okay? [41:44] That's fine. [41:45] We've got to change our ways. [41:46] We've got to do something with, as an example, with NATO. [41:49] Because all of these countries that are getting a free ride, they've got to pay up. [41:54] Why should we be protecting all these people in all these countries and protecting them from what? [41:59] We don't even really know. [42:00] But why should we? [42:02] Now, one thing. [42:03] I want them to pay up, but I want them to also pay us back for years of delinquency. [42:07] For years we've been protecting them. [42:09] We've got to make our country strong financially again. [42:13] Now, if we don't do that, we're sitting on top of a very ugly bubble, folks. [42:17] We're not going to have the country that you know it pretty soon. [42:19] We are going to have an explosion of a bubble like you've never seen before. [42:22] Believe me. [42:23] If I'm president, that won't happen. [42:25] It won't happen. [42:26] Because we'll equalize things. [42:28] We'll normalize things. [42:29] We have these trade imbalances that are massive. [42:32] If you look at our trade imbalance with Japan, they send us millions of cars, cars. [42:37] You look at those boats. [42:38] The biggest ships I've ever seen in Los Angeles, they come and cars pour off. [42:42] It's like a highway. [42:43] Boom. [42:44] Boom. [42:45] We send them practically nothing. [42:47] And they don't want anything. [42:48] And when we do, when we send them farm products and things, they send them back. [42:54] And they're perishable. [42:55] They send them back. [42:56] They don't want them. [42:57] Because their farmers don't want them and we take them. [43:00] So we send. [43:01] They send back. [43:02] You take a look at the balance. [43:04] The automobiles. [43:05] Hundreds of thousands of cars up here. [43:08] And what we send over, that's imbalanced. [43:11] China, the same thing. [43:12] China is a disaster. [43:14] $500 billion trade deficit. [43:18] They've taken our jobs. [43:21] They've closed our factories. [43:23] Millions of people are now working in jobs that they don't want. [43:26] Because, you know, we have a lot of bad jobs. [43:28] Even the other side, meaning the Democrats, they say the jobs are bad jobs. [43:34] They're not good jobs. [43:35] They're not like great jobs anymore. [43:36] We have bad jobs. [43:38] It's called bad jobs. [43:39] We're going to change that around. [43:41] We're going to bring our companies back. [43:42] And we're not going to let our companies go so easy. [43:45] When carrier air conditioner wants to go to Mexico, we're going to talk to them. [43:48] We're going to say, listen, you want to go? [43:50] I think it's great. [43:51] You're going to let all these people go that have helped you build the company for many years. [43:54] They're great people. [43:55] I watched. [43:56] I looked at that tape. [43:57] And I looked where that looked like a mid-level management guy was telling them, [44:03] we're closing carrier. [44:05] We're moving to Mexico. [44:07] And you're all unemployed. [44:08] And those people were crying. [44:09] And those people were there for years. [44:11] And they do a great job. [44:12] And nobody disputed that. [44:13] I ordered carrier air conditioner, many of them. [44:15] I'm not going to order them anymore, by the way. [44:17] But here's the story. [44:18] Somebody from our country has to tell them, we are going to be charging you a big tax, like 35%. [44:26] Every time you send an air conditioning unit from Mexico into the United States. [44:31] And you know what? [44:32] They're not leaving. [44:33] And they're not leaving. [44:34] And, folks, they won't be leaving. [44:38] And the same goes for Ford. [44:39] And the same goes for Nabisco. [44:41] And the same goes for all of these companies that think they're being cute and they think they're being smart. [44:46] Do you ever notice that the politicians, thank you, man. [44:49] Do you ever notice that the politicians, they talk about this and they're trying to stop the countries from moving out. [44:55] They don't, well, we might do this. [44:58] And we might do that. [44:59] And let's do that. [45:00] That's all. [45:01] You're wasting time, folks. [45:02] You're wasting time. [45:03] I'm the only one that understands. [45:05] They leave. [45:06] That's fine. [45:07] They want to come back. [45:08] They have to pay a tax. [45:09] Okay? [45:10] That's all. [45:11] I'm not a free trader. [45:12] And I am a free trader. [45:13] But our country has run amok. [45:16] Our country has been led by people that don't know what they're doing and it's out of control. [45:22] Millions of jobs have been lost. [45:24] Thousands of factories have been closed in Wisconsin and everywhere else. [45:28] Everywhere else. [45:29] You have to see New England. [45:30] It's like, I mean, it's incredible what's happened up there. [45:33] But thousands of factories have been closed and we're not going to let it happen anymore. [45:39] So here's the story. [45:40] Here's the story. [45:44] We're going to be strong on the border. [45:48] Very strong. [45:49] We're going to be very, very strong on the border. [45:51] We're going to build the wall. [45:52] Believe me, Mexico is going to pay for the wall. [45:54] Remember this. [45:55] You know, one of the politicians on stage said, Donald, come here. [45:58] There's no way you're going to get Mexico to pay for the wall. [46:01] I said, it's easy. [46:02] I didn't want to really explain because, you know, these politicians, they copy. [46:05] The other day I heard Ted Cruz says, we are going to build a wall. [46:08] Where did that come from? [46:10] Where has he been? [46:12] And you know he's never going to build a wall because the special interests aren't going to let him build a wall. [46:17] Okay? [46:18] He's never building a wall. [46:19] It's all talk with these guys. [46:20] They're all talk, no action, and he's not building a wall. [46:24] But it sounded good. [46:25] He sees the response I'm getting. [46:26] He said, well, let's start using it. [46:28] That's all they do. [46:29] I mean, that's all they do. [46:30] So here's what we're going to do. [46:31] We're going to start winning again as a country. [46:33] We don't win anymore. [46:34] When was the last time we won? [46:35] We don't win in trade. [46:36] We can't beat ISIS with the military. [46:38] So we're going to start winning. [46:40] We're going to knock the hell out of ISIS. [46:43] Our military is depleted. [46:44] Totally depleted. [46:45] Our military is totally depleted. [46:49] We're going to knock the hell out of ISIS. [46:53] And we're going to build a military bigger and stronger and better than ever before. [46:58] And it's the cheapest thing we can do, believe me. [47:00] And hopefully we'll never have to use it. [47:01] But nobody's going to mess around with us, folks. [47:03] Okay? [47:04] Nobody. [47:05] Nobody. [47:07] We're going to take care of our vets because our vets have been absolutely handled so badly. [47:17] People that come into our country illegally, illegal immigrants, are treated better than our vets in many, many cases. [47:23] And believe me, you can look statistically, that's a fact. [47:26] We are going to take care of our great vets. [47:28] Okay? [47:29] We're going to get rid of Common Core and we're going to bring education locally. [47:40] We're going to repeal and replace Obamacare, which does not work. [47:44] Doesn't work. [47:47] I don't know if you see, and I'm sure most of you do, your premiums are going up 35%, 45%, 55%. [47:55] Your deductibles are so high you'll never get a chance to use it. [47:58] Hopefully you don't want to use it. [47:59] But you'll never get a chance to use it. [48:03] It's no good. [48:04] It doesn't work. [48:05] We will have alternatives that are so good, that are so much less expensive, and that work much better. [48:09] That work much better. [48:10] It's like me versus some of these guys. [48:13] I spend less money and I'm number one. [48:15] They spend much more money than I do and they're way, forget it. [48:18] And they're never going to win. [48:20] We are going to protect our Second Amendment, which is under siege. [48:26] We are going to win on trade. [48:35] We are getting killed with every single country on trade. [48:39] We are going to renegotiate our trade deals and we're going to have the greatest trade deals. [48:44] We're going to make, we're going to be back again. [48:46] We're going to be back again. [48:47] We're going to bring our jobs back. [48:49] We're going to make great trade deals. [48:50] I have the greatest people in the world. [48:52] I have the greatest business people in the world. [48:54] Many of whom I know, the ones that I don't know, I'm finding out about. [48:58] I'll tell you, we have the greatest negotiators and the greatest business people in the world. [49:03] And we don't use them. [49:04] We use political hacks to negotiate the biggest deals with these massive countries. [49:09] Those days are over. [49:10] We're going to make great trade deals and they're not taking our jobs any longer. [49:15] And we're going to have a very powerful and very, very strong border. [49:26] We're going to have the wall. [49:27] We're going to have a strong border. [49:28] And by the way, people can come into our country, but they come in legally. [49:34] They come in through a process and they come in legally. [49:38] No more walking across in honor of Wisconsin. [49:43] You know, we talk about cheese. [49:44] Now we'll just talk about a certain kind of cheese. [49:46] What kind of cheese? [49:47] Swiss cheese. [49:48] Big holes in it. [49:49] Right now they walk across. [49:53] By the way, I'm very honored because not only Sheriff Joe Arpaio, but yesterday you saw the U.S. Border Patrol. [50:01] These are great people. [50:02] They never endorsed a presidential candidate before. [50:05] I didn't even ask for their endorsement. [50:07] We got a call. [50:08] 16,500 Border Patrol. [50:11] They endorsed Donald Trump for president. [50:14] That tells you, right? [50:16] I mean, that tells you. [50:17] So, folks, it's such an honor being here. [50:22] It's cold outside and it's cold for you. [50:24] And you waited. [50:25] Some of you are waiting three, four hours. [50:26] And some of the folks are still trying to get in. [50:28] But I'll tell you, I love you all. [50:30] We're going to do an amazing job for you. [50:32] You're going to look at this afternoon as being, you're going to look back in four years or two years or 20 years. [50:38] And you're going to say this was one of the most important afternoons you've ever had. [50:44] More importantly, tomorrow's vote, you will look back and you will say it was the single greatest vote you've ever cast. [50:52] That's when our country became great again. [50:56] We will make America great again. [50:59] Thank you, Wisconsin. [51:01] I love you. [51:02] Go out and vote. [51:03] I love you. [51:04] Thank you. [51:05] Thank you. [51:21] Thank you. [51:43] Thank you.