President Trump rallies in Georgia ahead of midterms

[5:25] I just, I want to say a very big hello to a very, very special place. [5:31] Hello, Georgia, and hello, Dalton. [5:33] We like Dalton a lot. [5:38] Two years ago, I won this state with more votes than any presidential candidate or any political candidate in the history of Georgia. [5:47] I'm very proud of that. [5:48] And 18 days from now, the people of Georgia are going to defeat your weak, arrogant, hate-filled, radical-left senator, who is really, I call him Pee-wee Herman. [6:01] Pee-wee Herman. [6:03] Looks like Pee-wee. [6:04] His name is John Ossoff, highly overrated. [6:08] And we're going to send Mike Collins to the United States Senate. [6:12] And we're going to send a great friend of mine and an amazing, an amazing man, Rick Jackson, will be your next governor. [6:24] Amazing. [6:26] Incredible. [6:28] And we're going to elect a strong Republican House. [6:31] And they're all here right now. [6:33] Look at these people, warriors, warriors. [6:35] Oh, my. [6:35] We have a lot of victory. [6:39] In this election, I'm asking you to, you have to pretend I'm on the ballot. [6:43] Okay. [6:43] The story is this. [6:45] We get 49% more vote when I'm on the ballot. [6:49] When I'm not on the ballot, I guess it's a compliment. [6:53] But people don't show up so much. [6:54] So this is really, I think, the most important midterm election maybe we've ever had. [7:01] Because there's never been anything like what we've done. [7:04] And we can't have them take it away from us and from our country. [7:09] Because we've made America greater than we ever thought even possible. [7:13] And it's going to go to lengths that you've never seen. [7:16] But you have to go out and vote. [7:18] You have to go out and vote. [7:19] So pretend I'm on the ballot. [7:21] Get that 49% of the people. [7:23] And if you have the 49, you're going to have Rick. [7:26] You're going to have Mike. [7:27] You're going to have every one of these people. [7:29] And they're going to do a job for you because they love you and they love your state. [7:33] Early voting in Georgia is already underway. [7:35] Early voting is underway. [7:37] And continues through October 30th. [7:40] So you really have to get out there. [7:42] And if you're voting by mail, make sure that you request your ballot by October 23rd. [7:47] And to find out how or where you have to go to vote, which I'd be surprised if anybody in this group, I mean, where do I go to vote? [7:53] Please help me. [7:55] But if you do want to know that, swampthevoteusa.com. [7:59] It's all very simple. [8:00] And in June of 2017, we had a candidate for Congress who was losing badly. [8:07] I felt so badly for him. [8:09] You know who it was? [8:09] Assoff. [8:11] But he was losing very badly in a special election to a guy that looked like Pee Wee Herman. [8:19] And still does, in my opinion. [8:23] I don't know. [8:23] Somebody said, he's a good-looking man. [8:25] I don't think he's a good-looking man. [8:28] I actually think Mike Collins is a good-looking man. [8:32] And he's all man. [8:37] He's all man. [8:38] I'm not sure about Assoff. [8:39] And I actually think that Rick Jackson's a very handsome, distinguished, beautiful-looking guy. [8:46] Anyway, so Assoff was leading by a lot. [8:54] And they called me in to help. [8:55] It was a special election. [8:57] It was the only one. [8:58] And I came in, and I held a massive rally for the person, a very nice woman. [9:03] And we ended up beating Assoff. [9:05] So I beat him. [9:07] And that was in 2017. [9:09] I beat him once. [9:10] And now we're going to beat him, more importantly, a second time. [9:12] And the woman won. [9:19] A very nice person, Karen. [9:22] Won 52 to 48 in the special election. [9:26] And it was a shocker at the time. [9:27] Nobody could believe it, because he had a massive lead. [9:29] It actually started where he had a big lead, and there were about six or seven candidates. [9:34] And he got 49.9. [9:36] Think of this. [9:37] He got 49.9% of the vote. [9:40] So he had to go into his special election. [9:42] But he thought he was going to win that easily. [9:44] And she beat him 52 to 48. [9:46] It was pretty amazing. [9:47] And you know what? [9:48] That was the best thing that happened to him. [9:50] He lost, and then he became a senator. [9:52] How the hell does that happen, Rick? [9:54] But that's life, isn't it? [9:56] I didn't know I was helping him, actually. [9:58] But we knocked his ass, and now he's going to do it again. [10:01] We're going to beat, we're going to beat. [10:03] You're going to have one of the, you're going to have, and Mike Collins, you're going to [10:10] have one of the best senators. [10:11] Anyway, he's one of the most respected people in Washington. [10:15] There's nobody more respected than Mike. [10:17] The job he's done as a congressman, the congressman will tell you, they're all here. [10:22] One of the most respected guys, and he is central cast. [10:25] Stand up. [10:25] Look at this. [10:26] If I'm casting a movie for a senator, if I'm casting a movie for a senator, I like the white [10:33] hair, I like the big, strong build, big, strong guy. [10:38] But that's what I want. [10:40] But he's a respected man. [10:42] Then he had the election with ourselves against David Perdue, a really good guy, Senator David [10:47] Perdue, and it was a rigged election. [10:49] You know that. [10:50] And David actually won that election. [10:52] He won it by a lot. [10:54] You know, I sent David to China. [10:56] You know where he is now? [10:57] He's in China. [10:58] That's what you get when you lose an election. [11:00] Should we send you to China? [11:01] Now, he's the ambassador to China, and he's doing a fantastic job. [11:06] President Xi was here last week, head of China. [11:09] The president of China was amazing. [11:11] But David's done a great job. [11:12] But David won, and I also won the election in Georgia. [11:17] We won it by a lot, if you remember. [11:19] It was what a mess that was. [11:20] And you see what happened in Fulton County with the ballots? [11:27] You've been watching that disaster. [11:29] What a crooked deal that was. [11:30] The whole thing was crooked. [11:31] But Ossoff lost that election, but they gave it to him because it was a rigged election. [11:36] That's the only reason he became a senator. [11:38] He needed a rigged election. [11:40] And from the moment John Ossoff became your senator, he partnered with the crooked Joe [11:45] Biden administration, Sleepy Joe, Crooked Joe, whatever the hell you want to call him. [11:50] He was a terrible president. [11:52] To demolish America's border and turn your beloved state into a dumping ground for the prisons [11:58] and jails from all over the world. [12:00] They emptied their prisons into our country, and a lot of them came right here to Georgia. [12:04] What a disgrace. [12:06] Open borders. [12:06] The open border policy. [12:08] And by the way, if the Democrats get in, they will do that immediately again. [12:12] They'll open up your borders. [12:13] You'll have people coming in from mental institutions, murderers. [12:16] With Ossoff's support for open borders, 25 million people poured into the United States, totally [12:24] unchecked and unvetted. [12:25] No checking, no vetting. [12:27] They just walked right in. [12:29] And many were very bad, hardened criminals. [12:32] Ossoff helped the Democrats do it. [12:35] And if they win in the midterms, they're going to do it again. [12:38] You'll have open borders again. [12:39] You'll have the transgender mutilization of your children again. [12:43] And Ossoff wants to pack the Supreme Court in order to open your borders, which are now [12:49] the safest and most secure borders in the history of our country. [12:53] And he wants to pack the Supreme Court, very importantly, to do something that you're not [13:07] going to be too happy with. [13:08] He wants to take away your Second Amendment. [13:10] He's going to take away your guns. [13:12] He's always wanted that. [13:16] You know what I've learned in politics is, believe it or not, I haven't been doing it [13:19] that long. [13:20] Some of these guys are in there a lot longer than me, right? [13:23] Look, and they're congressmen, but I'm the president. [13:28] But that's still pretty good. [13:30] But they've been there a long time. [13:32] And they know what's happening. [13:34] They want to change the Supreme Court because they want to take away, among other things, [13:38] they want to open borders. [13:40] But they want to take away your Second Amendment. [13:42] The proud people of Georgia will not let that happen because we will fight, fight, fight, [13:48] and we will win, win, win a lot. [13:54] Before Ossoff and the Democrats created open borders, the Venezuelan prison gang, Tren de [14:00] Aragua, did not exist in the United States. [14:04] It did one of the most vicious gangs of the world, maybe the most vicious. [14:08] They cut off the hand of a man in Colorado because he called the police because they took [14:12] over his apartment. [14:14] Can you imagine you own an apartment? [14:15] They threw him out of his apartment. [14:17] Then he called for the police and he cut off, they cut off his hand. [14:21] They said, you do it again, we're going to cut off your arm. [14:25] Other than that, they're extremely nice people. [14:27] But using his power as a senator, Ossoff and the Biden administration brought these complete [14:34] animals and thugs into Georgia. [14:37] They imported sadistic, illegal alien gang members and cartel savages to plunder, rape, [14:43] and kill right here in your state two years ago, a beautiful, I mean, such a story, such [14:50] a horrible story. [14:51] A beautiful 22-year-old nursing student named Lakin Riley was attacked on the campus of the [14:59] University of Georgia and viciously assaulted and murdered by an illegal alien member of Tren [15:06] De Aragua. [15:07] You know the story very well. [15:09] That monster was set loose by the cruel open border policies of John Ossoff. [15:16] He supported it. [15:17] He wanted it. [15:17] He wanted open borders. [15:19] Who the hell wants open borders? [15:21] And Lakin Riley paid the price for his stupidity. [15:27] On November 3rd, Georgia needs to throw open borders. [15:31] John Ossoff out of office and elect Mike Collins, get the illegal alien gang members out of the [15:39] country. [16:00] But wait, let's get a commitment from Mike Collins. [16:03] Mike, you promise you're not going to have open borders. [16:06] You are not going to have the transgender mutilization of their children, okay? [16:12] You're not going to do all of the crazy things that they want to do. [16:16] We will protect our Second Amendment. [16:18] We will cut taxes. [16:19] We will take care of our military, our vets, our soldiers, our everything, right? [16:28] He'll do it all. [16:29] You don't have to worry about him. [16:32] Actually, he'll do more than we even want, like me. [16:35] You know, I always said promises made, promises kept. [16:39] And the truth is, it was an article the other day in actually a rather hostile paper that's [16:45] coming to our side because they're seeing it really works. [16:48] But they said, you know, Trump is the only guy. [16:49] He made promises as a politician when he campaigned, and he fulfilled those promises, but much [16:56] more. [16:57] And that never happens in politics. [16:59] That'll happen. [17:00] That'll happen with, that's going to happen with Rick Jackson. [17:04] That's going to happen. [17:05] He's a great businessman. [17:06] That's going to happen with Rick. [17:07] I really believe it. [17:08] What? [17:08] I've been watching you. [17:09] You are good, and he never did this before. [17:12] You know, he did it because he wants to straighten out things. [17:16] And he's an amazing, an amazing story. [17:20] But first, let's finish off with Ossoff, if you might. [17:23] Rick, would that be okay? [17:24] Then don't worry. [17:25] I'm going to talk about you because your story is crazy good. [17:28] Thank you, Rick, your next governor. [17:35] So Ossoff voted in favor of deadly sanctuary cities like those that released Lakin's killer [17:41] into the streets. [17:42] He voted in favor of amnesty for criminal illegal aliens, in favor of Biden migrant flights, [17:49] bringing in illegals from all over the world. [17:51] Do you remember when we had the border all clogged up? [17:54] And then we noticed airplanes flying over. [17:57] And we said, that's an unusual number of planes. [18:00] Yeah, Biden was flying them in over the border. [18:03] We stopped that too, but it took us a few days to realize. [18:06] Well, we looked up to the skies and there was a plane every two and a half minutes over [18:09] the head. [18:09] We said, that's a strange looking sight. [18:11] No, they flew him in. [18:13] He voted against the border wall. [18:15] He voted four times in favor of catch and release. [18:19] Can you imagine? [18:19] Catch. [18:20] We catch you and then we release you. [18:24] What the hell? [18:25] Good. [18:25] Why do you bother? [18:26] Just release. [18:27] Just don't. [18:27] Just leave below. [18:28] Why do you do that? [18:29] And Ossoff even voted to give taxpayer-funded COVID relief. [18:33] They gave checks and money and everything else to illegal aliens while our great military veterans [18:41] were laying in the streets freezing or from the heat or from the cold or from the, and [18:48] the illegal aliens would go and get the finest hotel rooms in the city in Atlanta and very [18:53] many other places while our vets were staying sweating and freezing depending on the season [18:59] right in the middle of the street. [19:01] Thanks to Ossoff, we inherited the worst border in American history. [19:06] But with Mike Collins' help and all of these incredible people sitting right there working [19:12] with Mike and me and everybody else, we turned it into the strongest border in the history [19:18] of our country. [19:18] Right, fellas? [19:19] The strongest by far. [19:27] And, you know, a number that's not even believable, actually. [19:29] I wish they put down like 100 or 10 or 1,000 because it's not believable. [19:36] But people that lean left do them. [19:38] You know what lean left means? [19:39] They lean toward insanity. [19:41] Now, these are left-leaning people that do these statistics, and they just came out with [19:47] the next statistic because we've been going month by month. [19:51] In the past 17 months, zero illegal aliens have been admitted into the United States for [19:58] a southern border. [20:00] Who would have thought? [20:03] I thought that's possible. [20:08] I really wish, you know, I wish I didn't have to say it because it's almost unbelievable, [20:17] but that's the way it is. [20:18] Zero in 17 months. [20:19] Remember? [20:20] 25 million came in, and now it's zero. [20:23] So, actually, I'd like to say, like, 112 came in or 615 came in. [20:31] So, 25 million came in, and now we have zero. [20:35] And the problem with zero, it's like not believable, but that's really the number. [20:38] Zero people have come in through our border. [20:42] Hard to believe. [20:45] During the campaign, I promised Lakin's family that I would deliver justice for Lakin. [20:52] Lakin has an incredible family. [20:54] And on day one, I signed the Alien Enemies Act declaration to expel Trende Aragua rather [21:01] violently from our country. [21:03] I also designated them a foreign terrorist organization, which meant, let's put it this way, I won't [21:10] go into it, it ain't good for them, right? [21:14] It's not good for them, Mike. [21:16] And you know who fought us hard on that? [21:20] John Ossoff. [21:20] He didn't want us to call them a terrorist organization. [21:24] He didn't want that. [21:24] That was a designation that he felt was too tough. [21:28] How the hell did he ever get elected? [21:30] Well, he didn't get elected. [21:31] It was a rigged election. [21:34] And we've sent many of those savage terrorists and gang members to a secure prison in El Salvador. [21:40] You ever see the prison in El Salvador? [21:44] When we catch them, they say, no, El Salvador. [21:46] No, no, we don't want to go to El Salvador. [21:48] So, you know what they do? [21:48] They don't commit crimes. [21:50] That's what they do. [21:52] So they can never threaten Americans again when they're in that prison. [21:56] That's a big deal. [21:57] He does a hell of a job. [21:59] That country is in a tremendous job, actually. [22:02] Earlier this year with Operation Absolute, resolved in Venezuela. [22:08] So how did we do in Venezuela? [22:10] 48 hours that war was done. [22:14] 48 hours. [22:17] And I'm actually being nice because it's 48 hours I want to say that. [22:23] But it's actually, the real number is like 48 or 49 minutes the war was over. [22:28] And they have a strong military, too. [22:30] But we hit them, you know the words fire and fury. [22:33] We hit them with fire and fury. [22:34] Didn't know what the hell happened. [22:36] They were all set. [22:37] They were watching those planes coming off the aircraft carrier at 12 o'clock. [22:42] Dead black, dead dark, no moon, no nothing. [22:45] But they saw those planes pouring off through the radar. [22:48] They saw the flames coming out of the planes. [22:50] You know, you think it's dead black. [22:52] But when you see fire pouring out of airplanes all over the place, you say, we got problems. [22:58] And then those planes were fairly quickly ashore. [23:02] And they got hit like no military, they say, has ever seen. [23:06] A Venezuelan general, a great general, they say. [23:09] He said, we were all set to take them on. [23:11] And then they started coming. [23:12] And we never had a chance. [23:13] We ran for the hills. [23:15] They ran for the hills. [23:17] And we're doing just as well in Iran. [23:19] That will be over very, very soon. [23:21] And they will never have a nuclear weapon. [23:23] Just will never have a nuclear weapon. [23:43] So you have to understand the country was doing so well. [23:51] It's never done better. [23:52] Although I must tell you, the stock market is much higher now than we first went after Iran. [23:57] But I was in Iowa. [23:58] I've told this story. [23:59] I was in Iowa making a speech. [24:01] I'm driving down the highway, getting ready to speak. [24:05] Big crowds just like this. [24:07] We have big crowds all over. [24:08] These rallies have been unbelievable. [24:09] Unbelievable. [24:10] You know, like two days notice. [24:12] We're going to go to Georgia. [24:13] The place is packed. [24:14] Outside, you have thousands of people can't even get in. [24:17] But, but, thank you. [24:21] But so I'm in, I'm in Iowa. [24:24] And, you know, unlike Biden and Obama and these guys, they don't look at gas pumps. [24:28] But I do. [24:29] And I'm looking at the price. [24:30] And the price just before, the day before we went in, started bombing the hell out of them. [24:35] The day before, gasoline was $1.95 a gallon and $1.85, two stations I looked at. [24:43] So we're at $1.85 in Iowa. [24:46] And that was going to be that way. [24:47] That was probably a little bit on the low side. [24:50] But it was going to be that way all over the country. [24:52] And then I called Scott Bessett and Howard Lutnick and Pete Hegseth and General Raisin Cain and some of the others. [25:00] I've called them in. [25:02] And Jameson Greer is fantastic. [25:04] I called them in and I said, fellas, I hate to do this. [25:07] We're at an all-time high. [25:09] We're going at full speed on 12 cylinders. [25:12] Every cylinder working perfectly. [25:15] But we've got to stop. [25:17] We've got to do a little excursion down to a republic. [25:23] It's called the Islamic Republic of Iran. [25:26] We're going to take a little detour. [25:28] And we've got to go down there and bomb the hell out of them. [25:32] I hate to do it. [25:33] We just hit an all-time high. [25:37] But they were two weeks away from having a nuclear weapon and said we can't let that happen. [25:42] Because they would use the nuclear weapon. [25:43] They'd blow up Israel. [25:44] They'd blow up the Middle East. [25:46] They'd blow up the entire Middle East. [25:48] Look, they turned on all these countries that were sort of neutral, if anything friendly. [25:53] They were bombing the hell out of them. [25:55] If they had nuclear, they would have used the nuclear instead of the regular bombs. [25:58] And then they would have turned on Europe and they would have turned on us. [26:01] They're crazy. [26:02] So what happened is I said, everything is going great. [26:07] It's like everything is so perfect. [26:08] All I had to do is go to sleep, relax for a couple of nights, sleep, sleep, sleep, as opposed to yesterday. [26:15] You probably read. [26:16] People are impressed. [26:17] I'm not impressed. [26:18] To me, it's just – but I got in. [26:20] They said, sir, it's 4.48. [26:25] He goes, what does that mean? [26:27] I'm walking through the door of the White House. [26:28] It's actually very – it's a very cool place, Rick, I have to tell you. [26:32] So I'm walking in at 4 o'clock in the morning, 4.48 to be exact. [26:36] And there's a handsome soldier like all these guys, you know. [26:39] You know, we're in the merit system now. [26:41] We won in the Supreme Court. [26:42] Everything is based on merit. [26:43] So we're allowed to have big, strong, handsome soldiers now. [26:52] We want strong soldiers. [26:54] We want soldiers that can fight. [26:56] So anyway, so there's a couple of soldiers. [26:59] And he goes, 4.48, the president has arrived. [27:04] I said, that's the coolest thing I've ever heard. [27:08] They never did that when I walk into Trump Tower. [27:12] They never did that when I walk into Mar-a-Lago. [27:14] They don't do it. [27:15] And these guys are central casting. [27:16] You couldn't hire guys that look this good. [27:19] And they love it. [27:21] So I said, what is 4.48? [27:22] It's the time of the hour, sir. [27:25] They said, I've never heard this before. [27:26] I said, well, we do that when it's very late at the evening. [27:29] To let everyone know you're here, sir. [27:30] I said, that's the coolest thing I've ever heard. [27:32] See, there are some reasons to be president. [27:36] I would say that's the top, but it's pretty nice. [27:40] And these people are amazing. [27:41] But, you know, we did. [27:42] We won merit. [27:43] You know, we have a country now, like in the old days, that's based on merit. [27:49] It's based on who has the best marks to get into college, [27:53] and who has the best boards, and who has the best of everything. [27:57] You don't have people getting in with the C and low boards. [28:00] And a guy with A-pluses all the way up and down the line, [28:04] and 1,600 in their college boards, and all of the other things. [28:08] And they don't even have a chance of getting in. [28:11] Everything now is based on merit. [28:15] The military, jobs, college. [28:19] Who thought? [28:20] I tell you what, I have my difficulties with the Supreme Court. [28:24] I'll be honest with you. [28:26] But I really think that was a tremendously brave decision that they made. [28:30] And I was a little surprised. [28:32] I was very pleasantly surprised. [28:34] Our country is now based on merit. [28:38] And I never thought I'd be able to say. [28:40] I think it's one of the biggest things. [28:44] So in June, the U.S. military also carried out a precision strike [28:49] to terminate the terrorist leader of the Tren de Aragua gang, [28:53] extinguishing that vile monster from the face of the earth. [28:57] We worked very closely with the government of Venezuela, [28:59] which we now get away with, that it's incredible, actually, [29:03] the relationship that we have with Venezuela. [29:04] Well, you know, we did win the war. [29:08] So somebody said, well, why do you have this relationship with Venezuela? [29:14] Why are they treating you? [29:15] Because we won the war, that's why. [29:17] When did you hear it last? [29:19] When did you ever hear the expression, [29:22] to the victor belong the spoils, right? [29:24] We never used that. [29:26] We used to go in, bomb people, and then leave. [29:28] You know, what the hell? [29:29] We destroyed lives. [29:31] Cost us a fortune. [29:32] Destroyed lives all over the place. [29:34] And we left. [29:35] What are we doing? [29:36] What are we doing? [29:37] So, well, Venezuela, we paid for that war many, many, many times over. [29:42] And that was just a little while ago. [29:44] We're taking out billions and billions and billions of dollars worth of oil. [29:49] And when you add that oil to the United States' oil, [29:53] we are probably about 60% of the world's oil is what we could drink. [29:58] Nobody's ever seen anything like it. [30:03] Because Venezuela has a lot of oil and gold and diamonds, [30:06] and they got a lot of everything. [30:07] They're paid protesters. [31:46] So we added two or three of them. [31:50] And tomorrow's story, look at all the fake news. [31:52] That's a lot of fake news, Rick. [31:54] That's a lot. [31:55] Wow. [31:57] And tomorrow's story would be, oh, they had protesters. [32:00] It's like two paid protesters. [32:01] But you know what I, first of all, their mother and father are watching, [32:06] and they're going to smack those kids around when they get home tonight. [32:08] Because they both voted for Trump. [32:12] They voted for Trump. [32:14] Everybody voted for us. [32:16] Who's the young lady in the yellow cape? [32:18] Did you see her? [32:19] Where is the yellow cape person? [32:25] She went up. [32:26] Did you see her? [32:28] The hell with the women's sports stuff. [32:30] I mean, I wouldn't want to take, she went up there, [32:33] ripped them out of their seats, and threw them the hell out of here. [32:35] Where's the woman with the yellow cape? [32:39] Man, she was great. [32:43] We're going to bring her to Washington. [32:45] I love it. [32:48] Oh, boy, that's incredible. [32:50] She did, I don't know if anybody saw that. [32:52] First of all, the two people are like nothing. [32:55] But they're from Atlanta. [32:58] No, but they get paid. [32:59] You know, they get paid a couple of bucks, and they do that. [33:01] It's ridiculous. [33:02] And they screw up their reputation. [33:03] They get booked. [33:04] You know, because we book them. [33:05] You've got to do it, otherwise you'd have it. [33:07] We book them. [33:09] So now for a couple of bucks, they got, I think, $250 each. [33:12] Now for a couple of hundred bucks, they've screwed up their reputation for the rest of their lives. [33:17] It's sad, isn't it? [33:18] But I love the woman with the yellow cape. [33:22] She was right on there. [33:23] She's pushing them around, slapping the guy around. [33:28] Far-left loser John Ossoff. [33:30] See now, he probably paid them. [33:34] The guy's a loser. [33:35] And I beat him once. [33:37] And I told you, I went through the whole story. [33:39] But I'm telling you, we're going to beat him again. [33:41] He does not represent your values. [33:44] And he never won the election. [33:45] He was in there as an imposter. [33:48] Would you call him an imposter? [33:49] I would. [33:50] I don't care. [33:50] They say, oh, that's such a horrible thing to say. [33:52] That guy never won the election. [33:54] It was a rigged deal. [33:56] So he voted for every single Biden disaster that gave you the highest inflation in American history. [34:02] You know when they talk about affordability. [34:05] Affordability, yeah? [34:06] It's a word they made up. [34:08] Affordability. [34:09] Well, they're the ones that caused the affordability. [34:11] When I came in, it was January 20th. [34:14] I came in. [34:15] And on January 21st, I had a news conference. [34:19] And some of those same people were at the news conference. [34:22] And they were screaming at me. [34:23] I was only there for less than one day, substantially less than one day. [34:27] And I'm having a news conference. [34:29] I thought it would be a victorious conference. [34:32] I thought the fake news would be saying, oh, sir, [34:36] what a great race you ran. [34:37] You won every single swing state. [34:41] You won 87% of the counties. [34:43] You won the popular vote. [34:45] You won the electoral college in a massive landslide. [34:50] I thought the press would say, congratulations on a great run. [34:53] No, no. [34:55] My first news conference, January 21st. [34:59] So I take office on the 20th. [35:00] I figured maybe I won't have a news conference on a Metaldo. [35:03] So the next day, I have a news conference. [35:05] And I'm waiting for accolades from the press. [35:08] And they said, what about the cost of eggs? [35:13] What about the cost of beef? [35:16] Boif. [35:16] You know what boif is? [35:17] Expensive beef. [35:18] That's the only difference. [35:20] They charge more money if you call it boif. [35:22] When you go to a French restaurant, it's boif. [35:25] Would you like boif or beef? [35:27] What's the difference? [35:28] They're the same thing. [35:29] The boif costs a lot more, double the price. [35:33] A lot of people say, I'll take it. [35:35] Those are stupid people, but they say, I'll take it. [35:39] But they said to me, sir, eggs are four times more expensive than they were in your administration. [35:46] That's four years ago. [35:47] I said, good. [35:48] Is that that's a compliment, right? [35:50] What about it? [35:50] When are you going to get the price of eggs down, sir? [35:53] Prices are going up and inflation is through the roof. [35:57] I said, wait a minute. [35:58] I'm here less than a day. [36:01] And then they hit me with the word. [36:03] They said, affordability. [36:06] Affordability. [36:09] In other words, like it was my fault. [36:11] I just got that. [36:12] And they've been hitting me with that word for the last year. [36:15] Every time something's a little high. [36:17] And you know, it's funny with the gasoline. [36:20] So gasoline and oil is we got rid of the Iran doesn't have a nuclear weapon. [36:26] They'll never get a nuclear weapon there. [36:27] Navy's gone there. [36:28] Military's gone there. [36:29] Air force is totally wiped out. [36:31] 289 planes lying all over the runways. [36:37] You know, their planes are lying in tiny little pieces all over the runways of Iran. [36:42] They're 100 and they have 159 ship Navy. [36:45] That was a big Navy. [36:46] But within three days, it went from 159 ships that were floating to 159 ships that were at [36:57] the bottom of the sea. [37:00] No more radar. [37:04] No more anti-aircraft. [37:06] Nothing. [37:07] No more leaders. [37:08] I mean, actually, I might have gone too far with the leaders because I have nobody to talk [37:12] to. [37:14] Their first leaders are gone. [37:17] Their second level of leaders is gone. [37:20] Part of their third level. [37:21] And then I said, fellas, I got to speak to somebody. [37:23] What are you doing? [37:25] You got to take it easy. [37:27] People are saying, who's the president? [37:30] You know, in Iran, it's the only country where nobody wants to be president. [37:34] They have. [37:35] All right, let's go. [37:36] We hear everything they're doing. [37:37] We hear everything they say. [37:39] This is classified. [37:41] We hear everything they say. [37:42] Okay. [37:43] I just unclassified it. [37:45] But all right, let's go. [37:48] Who wants to be president? [37:49] Everybody. [37:50] Who wants to be? [37:51] Mohammed? [37:52] What about you? [37:52] Mohammed, Mohammed, Mohammed, Mohammed, Mohammed, everybody's face. [37:57] You know, if you're in doubt about somebody's name from the Middle East, just say Mohammed. [38:00] You had about a 65% chance. [38:03] Hello, Mohammed. [38:04] I've done it for years now. [38:05] I've never been wrong. [38:08] But so we say, who wants to be president? [38:13] No, no, you, Mohammed. [38:15] You'd be a great president. [38:16] I don't want to be president. [38:17] Just leave me alone. [38:19] So anyway, so we promise we won't do too much. [38:24] But we're in very strong position. [38:27] Oh, and then people like the New York Times would write, Iran is doing extremely well. [38:33] The Navy's gone. [38:34] The Air Force is gone. [38:35] The military is gone. [38:36] They have 301% inflation. [38:39] They have no money. [38:41] They have no anything. [38:43] Actually, the only thing they are setting records on is inflation. [38:46] The best thing they have going is they have the highest inflation anywhere in the world. [38:50] And I read in the New York Times that Iran is doing extremely well. [38:56] Fake news is all over the place. [38:59] It's sad. [39:00] That's why the New York Times is failing. [39:02] That's why other outlets are failing. [39:05] And the conservative outlets are doing very well because all we want is the truth. [39:10] All we want is the truth. [39:13] But Ossoff and the radical left Democrats handed us the dark age of America. [39:18] But we quickly turned it into what it is right now. [39:22] You know what it is right now? [39:23] The golden age of America. [39:30] And this has been considered by, I think, almost everyone to be the most successful two years. [39:36] And we're not even close to the two years. [39:40] We've got four months to go. [39:42] Of a president in history, it's the most successful two years of a presidency. [39:48] I mean, add Venezuela, add Greenland. [39:53] How do you like the deal I made on Greenland, Rick? [39:55] Your weeks are great. [39:59] Got it for nothing. [40:01] But we're working with Denmark. [40:03] We're working with Europe. [40:04] Very nice the way it worked out. [40:05] Remember everyone said, he's going to attack Greenland. [40:08] No, I'm not. [40:10] But they called. [40:11] I was very upset. [40:12] And they knew I was upset. [40:14] And they also knew I was right. [40:16] And we just made a deal for Greenland. [40:19] A lot of people don't know that. [40:21] You know, they don't like to cover things like that. [40:23] They like to cover. [40:24] If you're not going to make a deal, they cover it. [40:25] But when you make the deal, they just sort of want to keep it quiet. [40:28] Now, it's probably the greatest real estate deal ever made. [40:32] Although I think Venezuela is pretty good, too, if you want to know. [40:35] I think Rick would take Venezuela. [40:38] Right, Rick? [40:38] Rick is a very good businessman. [40:40] I think he's going to take Venezuela. [40:41] The highest stock markets that we've ever had. [40:46] And we had, listen, we had 87 out of a short period, much less than two years. [40:52] 87 times we had the highest stock market in history. [40:56] And your 401ks are the highest. [41:01] Some of them are up $50,000, $60,000, $70,000. [41:04] More money than you ever thought possible. [41:07] And I tell the story of a policeman who was in New York. [41:11] And he came over to me. [41:12] He was like 6'6", handsome guy. [41:15] He said, sir, I'd like to thank you. [41:17] Why? [41:18] 401k. [41:18] I said, how you doing with it? [41:20] He said, do it with it. [41:21] It's like double. [41:23] He said, my whole life, my wife had thought I was a financial moron. [41:29] Everything I invested in, I lost money. [41:32] But since you came to office, my 401k has more than doubled. [41:36] I've made a lot of money. [41:37] For me, a lot of money, sir. [41:39] More money. [41:40] And now, my wife thinks I'm a brilliant person. [41:45] I said, what are you going to do with the wife now that you made all this money? [41:48] He said, well, I'm going to keep her. [41:50] But I feel a lot more secure in my relationship. [41:54] But he was almost crying. [41:56] Actually, he said, the first time in my life, I've made a fortune. [41:59] And I didn't do anything. [42:00] He goes, I didn't do anything. [42:02] I just have a 401k. [42:03] It's doubled. [42:05] And who has a 401k right here? [42:08] Well, yeah. [42:09] I mean, you know, they say the stock market doesn't mean it. [42:11] Well, you know, the stock market means 401ks. [42:13] It means a lot of other things. [42:14] It means jobs. [42:15] So we have the highest stock market in history. [42:18] And this is with the war. [42:19] But it's not. [42:19] It's just a military exercise, okay? [42:22] It's a military exercise. [42:24] And how good is our navy with the blockade? [42:26] How good is that? [42:26] Not one Iranian ship has been able to get there. [42:32] But our nation is doing better now than it's ever done before. [42:35] The real facts are our country is more successful now than it's ever been, and it's more respected [42:42] than it's ever been. [42:44] But the fake news media refuses to talk about our record-setting numbers. [42:48] So if you don't mind, I will mention just a few. [42:52] Because if I don't do it, nobody else will other than perhaps Rick and Mike and these great [43:00] Congress people. [43:00] And I see Beech was Beech, our treasurer. [43:04] He's the treasurer of the United States, Brandon Beech. [43:08] Brandon, stand up. [43:09] How are our numbers doing in the country? [43:12] Can't even believe it. [43:14] I made him treasurer two years ago. [43:17] And I said, because he's great. [43:18] He was a state senator, right? [43:21] Oh, he's got the coin. [43:22] He made a coin. [43:23] He was very popular with the Democrats. [43:25] He made a coin, Trump. [43:28] He made a dollar coin with Trump's picture on it. [43:30] So that went over big with Schumer and these guys, didn't it? [43:34] With Hakeem. [43:36] Hakeem's thrilled. [43:37] Send some to Hakeem. [43:39] Send some to Schumer. [43:40] He'll be thrilled. [43:41] But he's been great. [43:43] But our finances have, like, never been better, right? [43:46] Yeah. [43:46] He's doing a great job, by the way. [43:48] Great Georgia person. [43:50] It was just announced that under Republican leadership, incomes for hardworking Americans [43:54] have soared to the highest level ever recorded. [43:59] Okay, so we're going to go through just a few little stats, and then I'm going to leave [44:02] the dais because I don't have to do any more because they're so big that I don't have to [44:07] stand up here hot as hell, by the way. [44:09] So we have the biggest individual income in the history of our country. [44:17] Then we have the second point. [44:19] These are little talking points that the fake news refuses to say. [44:23] Every time I start talking about them, I see the red lights go off. [44:27] We're going to commercial now. [44:29] We'll be back in just a minute. [44:30] But the second point, more Americans are working today than at any time, by far, in [44:37] the history of our country. [44:38] Can you imagine? [44:39] Great talking point. [44:41] So we've got more Americans working. [44:47] We've got the highest individual income that we've ever had in our country by far. [44:53] And then here's the next one. [44:55] The poverty rate, the poverty rate, has just reached its lowest level. [45:00] In other words, the best level for people in poverty, the best level in American history. [45:07] In other words, so the poverty rate is the best. [45:09] The income level is the best. [45:12] More people, more people are working in our country right now by far. [45:18] And that's before all these factories that are being built. [45:20] We're building more factories than at any time in the history of our country. [45:24] Car plants, we're building numbers that the, I will tell you, the pharmaceutical companies [45:31] are building hundreds of billions of dollars. [45:34] Eli Lilly, Pfizer, Merck, they're building them all over. [45:37] They're building a lot right here, by the way, in your state. [45:41] African-American poverty, Hispanic-American poverty, Native American poverty. [45:46] And the rates are, at their lowest levels ever recorded, the lowest levels in the history of our country. [45:55] And here's one that I love. [46:00] Here's one, and these, by the way, these are not Trump numbers. [46:05] These are government. [46:06] I didn't make these ups last night at three. [46:08] Well, let's see how we're doing, blah, blah, like the Democrats do. [46:13] Exports. [46:14] So if you remember Barack Hussein, do you remember a guy named Barack Hussein Obama? [46:18] Terrible president. [46:20] A terrible president. [46:21] I call him the divider-in-chief, right? [46:24] Divider. [46:24] He divided our country. [46:27] Barack Hussein Obama said you'll never have manufacturing in our country. [46:30] Remember that? [46:31] Very, very serious. [46:32] He also said you can have your own doctor. [46:35] How did that work out? [46:36] Nobody's seen their doctor. [46:38] In fact, a couple of people saw their doctor recently after about a 20-year miss. [46:42] No, they saw their doctor, and the doctor had aged. [46:45] They didn't even recognize him. [46:46] You can't have your own doctor. [46:48] They lied to you so badly. [46:49] But he said you'd never have manufacturing, and yet this stat came out this morning. [46:55] Exports have soared. [46:57] Exports. [46:58] In other words, we make something and we sell it to another country. [47:01] We change the thing around to the highest level. [47:04] Exports to the highest level in American history. [47:07] And for decades, blue-collar workers in Georgia were betrayed by corrupt, heartless, globalist [47:23] politicians like Ossoff. [47:25] Look, I've been in Washington for actually a long time. [47:30] I won the first election by a landslide. [47:34] I won the second election by a landslide, but I didn't get credit. [47:38] And then I said, too big to rig. [47:43] Did you see where Kamala copied that? [47:45] I had Kamala say, we have to make the election too big to rig. [47:49] I said, I can't believe she copied my phrase. [47:51] She got, by the way, she got killed by that, even by the Democrats. [47:54] But we made the election too big to rig, and we won in a massive landslide. [47:59] But think of this. [48:01] We're in the carpet capital of the world, and you're doing better than you've ever done. [48:04] You've done better than you've ever done. [48:06] But so I want to wrap up this speech. [48:13] I'll be finished now. [48:14] In fact, I'm going to finish, because you just heard best individual income numbers ever. [48:20] Best individual poverty numbers. [48:22] In other words, the poverty higher than they've ever been before by a lot, by a record amount. [48:28] More people working in this country than ever before. [48:32] More things are exported, manufactured, and sold than ever before. [48:37] And we have about 10 other things. [48:38] But I feel I don't have to stand up here any longer and talk to you. [48:42] I'm leaving. [48:42] Goodbye, Georgia. [48:46] I'm only kidding. [48:48] No, but I could. [48:49] Rick, wouldn't that have been a great time to cut off the speech? [48:52] We have more people working than ever before. [48:55] How the hell can I improve on this? [48:56] But we can keep going. [48:59] This year alone, we've created 70,000 manufacturing jobs and 50,000 construction jobs. [49:05] And next year, those numbers will be doubled, more than doubled. [49:09] And a lot of them are right here in Georgia. [49:11] And under crooked Joe Biden, he was a crooked guy. [49:18] Oh, did you see what came out today about Joe Biden with his son and Ukraine? [49:24] Remember, they put him in charge of an energy company in Ukraine? [49:30] And they asked him, do you know anything about energy? [49:32] He had no idea what the word meant. [49:36] And they paid him millions of dollars and millions. [49:38] But it turned out to be much worse than that. [49:40] And if the fake news reports it, I won't bother reporting it. [49:43] But they got him cold. [49:45] They got him cold. [49:46] What they did was really bad. [49:48] They got him cold. [49:49] So you go home, and you'll probably have a hard time finding this story because they only report about us. [49:56] Under sleepy Joe Biden and John Osso, factory workers saw their wages fall by nearly $1,900. [50:07] Under President Trump and Republican wages for factory workers are up to $5,000 more. [50:13] So you had a $2,000 loss. [50:15] You had a $5,000, a $7,000. [50:17] I've only been here for like 19 months. [50:23] No. [50:24] Can you believe it? [50:25] Less than two years ago, our country was dead. [50:29] Now we have the hottest country anywhere in the world. [50:32] So that statement was true. [50:56] The king of Saudi Arabia, when I was over there, he said, a short time ago, you were a laughingstock, meaning our country was a laughingstock all the way around the world. [51:07] Everybody was laughing at the USA. [51:09] He said, and in a very short period of time, you made it the hottest country. [51:13] This is the hottest country anywhere in the world. [51:15] We're the strongest. [51:16] We have the best military. [51:18] You know, I built our military. [51:19] He gave a lot of it away to Ukraine, but we've rebuilt it pretty much now, and soon it'll be completely rebuilt. [51:25] Gave a lot of it away. [51:27] Could have charged it. [51:28] They would have paid. [51:28] You just sell it to Europe. [51:29] You know what I do? [51:30] I sell it to Europe, and they can do whatever they want. [51:32] They can have fun. [51:33] But they pay us hundreds of billions of dollars. [51:36] Biden gave $350 billion worth of equipment and cash to Ukraine. [51:41] Not good. [51:42] Not good. [51:43] Not good. [51:44] And you got, right now, you got millions of dead soldiers. [51:48] They're averaging 25,000 a week. [51:51] Last month, they had 32,000. [51:54] This month, they had 25,000. [51:56] They're averaging about 25,000 dead soldiers a month. [51:59] That means like a Gettysburg field. [52:02] I've seen some of those pictures, and I really don't want to see them anymore. [52:05] That's a war that has to stop. [52:06] It's a war that, if the election weren't rigged, the second election, if it weren't rigged, it would have never happened. [52:12] That would have never, ever happened. [52:14] In four long years of crooked Joe Biden, they got less than $1 trillion of new investment. [52:21] So $1 trillion, but much less than that, in four years. [52:25] Whereas we have secured commitments for more than $21 trillion in just 15 months. [52:31] So in 15 months. [52:32] And very much like with the border, what a difference the president makes. [52:41] Because remember? [52:42] Remember what Biden said, no, I have to get from Congress to close up the border now? [52:47] He put his border czar in there. [52:48] She didn't make one call to the border patrol, and she never went to the border. [52:52] But other than that, she was extraordinary. [52:56] We had the worst border in history. [52:57] We never had, there's never been a third world country like a border with that. [53:00] Even a third world country at least tries to keep people out. [53:04] Here in Georgia, the company UCB is investing $2 billion to build its first ever pharmaceutical factory in the United States. [53:13] And they're all coming back. [53:14] Eli Lilly is coming back with billions of dollars. [53:19] Pfizer is coming back. [53:20] Merck is coming back. [53:22] The tire manufacturer, Pirelli, just announced it's investing $1.2 billion. [53:28] That's a lot of money to expand its factory in Rome, Georgia, with about 1,900 new jobs. [53:36] Many others, but as an example, Hyundai just announced it will invest $560 million to expand its factories in West Point, Georgia. [53:51] Our country is doing so well under Republican leadership that only I can make this promise to you. [53:58] You know what I'm going to promise? [54:00] $5,000. [54:01] If Republicans win the House of Representatives and the United States Senate, I am going to give all adult citizens in the United States $5,000. [54:17] And only Republicans can do that because the Democrats, they can't do it because they're taking in massive amounts of money through tariffs. [54:38] What we're doing through tariffs is unbelievable. [54:40] We're taking in trillions and trillions of dollars. [54:43] But more important than the money, companies and countries are building in our country because they don't want to pay tariffs. [54:49] So they're building plant and equipment at a level that has never been seen. [54:54] Car companies are leaving Germany and South Korea, Japan, Canada, Mexico. [54:59] And they're building right here in Georgia, but they're building all over the United States. [55:03] And we're leading China by a lot in superintelligence, SI, which I changed your name to SI because it's much more accurate. [55:15] Because artificial intelligence is more like the press. [55:19] It's artificial. [55:20] It's fake. [55:22] It's not artificial. [55:24] It's very real. [55:25] It's actually super. [55:26] To be honest, it's actually superintelligence. [55:29] We're changing it to SI. [55:31] Everybody likes the idea. [55:33] Even all of the geniuses that got awards the other day. [55:36] We awarded a lot of great, brilliant people that are doing this and other things. [55:41] But they all like it. [55:42] SI, superintelligence. [55:44] But the Democrat policies won't allow this to happen. [55:48] They won't allow you to make money. [55:50] They won't charge. [55:52] All they want to do is charge extra taxes. [55:54] They want to double your taxes. [55:55] First time I've ever seen it. [55:57] All of my life, Rick, I don't know if you and Mike and all these incredible heroes from Congress. [56:03] And we have the head of a very powerful group. [56:07] Will you please stand up? [56:08] The most beautiful woman. [56:09] Well, I have to say one because I get myself in trouble. [56:11] One of the most beautiful women in the administration. [56:15] Now I'm covered. [56:16] You understand that, right? [56:17] From right here in Georgia, everybody knows. [56:22] Thank you, honey. [56:23] Look great. [56:25] Fantastic person, too. [56:27] But if the Democrats win, you will have a 1929-style economic depression. [56:32] You're going to have a depression. [56:33] But all my life, I've heard politicians talking. [56:36] I've always loved politics. [56:38] I never thought I'd be doing this. [56:39] I never even thought about it. [56:41] Until about an hour before I came down the escalator with our great first lady. [56:47] I said, let's do it. [56:48] Let's give it a shot. [56:49] Well, look what happened. [56:50] Who the hell knows? [56:50] You never know. [56:51] I said, let's give it a shot, Rick. [56:53] I came down the escalator. [56:55] The place was going crazy. [56:57] I didn't have a speechwriter. [56:58] I gave a speech. [56:59] And I said all the bad things that are happening at the border. [57:02] And, you know, I spoke from my heart. [57:04] And I came out. [57:08] And there were a total of 16 people running. [57:11] And I took a lead of 40 points on the first day. [57:14] And it was sort of over, I think. [57:17] 40 points. [57:21] And I said to my people, that was easy. [57:23] That was quick. [57:25] Yeah, but some of them are very good people. [57:27] Some of them are now in the administration. [57:30] We have some great people. [57:31] But if the Republicans win, you will each have $5,000 in your pockets. [57:36] An economic success for a country like you've never seen before. [57:41] And remember, you've got to remember, because, you know, the Democrats are going, [57:45] well, I don't think you'll do that. [57:46] I don't think you'll do that. [57:48] But I'll do it. [57:48] I always do it. [57:50] I just recently gave members of the United States military $1,776, right? [57:56] And everyone said, he's never going to do that. [57:59] I said, not going to do it. [58:00] And it's interesting, because I called in four generals, great generals. [58:04] I called them in, and they're standing in front of the beautiful resolute desk in the Oval Office. [58:10] And I said, generals, we've got great military people. [58:13] We should give them a dividend. [58:15] If you don't mind, let's go on a Trump dividend. [58:17] We're going to give them a dividend. [58:19] Sir, we can do that. [58:21] And I said, come back and tell me what it is. [58:23] So they come back two hours later, and it was $17.75. [58:28] And they put the number in front. [58:30] And I said, that's a weird number. [58:31] $17.75. [58:34] I said, you know what, General? [58:35] If you could scrape up $1 more, we're $17.76. [58:41] And you know what? [58:42] That was a year ago. [58:44] It got done. [58:45] It was no big deal. [58:47] And other than to the military, they liked it a lot. [58:50] And they still are thanking me. [58:51] Every time I see a soldier, thank you for the $17.76. [58:54] But it was a weird feeling, because I'm looking at this number, $17.75. [58:58] And we have, really, look, our military is great. [59:02] But it got done, just like the $5,000 is going to get done. [59:05] But it can't get done under them, because you have no money. [59:08] You're flat broke if they get in. [59:10] This country is going to be flat broke. [59:12] The jobs are going to be going back. [59:14] The Trump dividend is approximately, as an example, $1 trillion. [59:18] So if you do that, it costs the country $1 trillion. [59:22] But we have a record-setting $21 trillion that's being invested in the United States just in 15 months. [59:28] So the only caveat is you have to spend that $5,000 in the United States of America. [59:36] You can't go, let's, right? [59:39] You can't say, darling, darling, the president just sent us $5,000. [59:49] Let's take a trip to China and spend our money in China. [59:52] Or I've always wanted to see Japan. [59:56] Let's go there, darling. [59:57] I love you so much. [59:58] This is so great. [59:59] Or let's go to, how about France? [1:00:03] It's a lovely place. [1:00:04] No riots, no revolutions. [1:00:07] You know, France seems to be so damn good for revolutions. [1:00:09] It's unbelievable. [1:00:11] Let's go to France and join the revolution and spend our $5,000 there. [1:00:16] Or let's go anywhere, darling. [1:00:18] And she'll say, no, no. [1:00:20] The caveat is you have to spend it in the United States of America. [1:00:26] Aw. [1:00:27] So let's go to Miami, darling. [1:00:30] Or let's go to, let's go to Palm Beach and enjoy the president for lunch. [1:00:35] Let's have lunch at Mar-a-Lago. [1:00:37] Here for $5,000 you'll get one hamburger and a small dessert. [1:00:46] I shouldn't say that. [1:00:48] I shouldn't. [1:00:50] I shouldn't. [1:00:55] It's probably true. [1:00:58] I'll get a hamburger. [1:01:00] The choice of this election is very simple. [1:01:03] You can vote for the radical left Democrat communists to loot your wealth, raise your taxes [1:01:08] by $5 trillion, annihilate your borders, decimate Georgia's farms and factories, mutilate your [1:01:16] children, and give 25 million illegal aliens amnesty and the right to vote. [1:01:21] You know, the reason they let them in is to vote. [1:01:23] You know that, don't you? [1:01:25] And they're going to give them amnesty. [1:01:27] Does anybody in the audience have a problem giving a man who murdered three people amnesty [1:01:32] and the right to vote? [1:01:33] Because you have plenty of them that got in. [1:01:35] Or you can defeat the Democrat communists and vote for more money in your pockets, bigger [1:01:42] paychecks for your families, lower taxes, less crime, a booming Georgia economy, no amnesty [1:01:49] for illegal aliens, but you must vote Republican to do that. [1:01:55] And just think of what we have accomplished in less than two years' time. [1:02:00] Since I took office, we've achieved the largest drop in violent crime ever recorded in the [1:02:06] history of our country. [1:02:07] Think of that. [1:02:10] And by the way, we've gotten many of them out, in all fairness. [1:02:13] The Border Patrol and ICE are amazing, okay? [1:02:16] The abuse they take. [1:02:18] And our law enforcement generally, but the abuse they take. [1:02:22] But think of that. [1:02:23] Those numbers and these numbers, in spite of the fact that they've let hundreds of thousands [1:02:29] of criminals into our country, but many of them have been removed already. [1:02:33] The career criminals and the worst of the worst, and we are getting them out at levels never seen [1:02:39] before, and they are. [1:02:40] They're terrible people. [1:02:41] The murder rate is at the lowest level in 125 years. [1:02:46] And thanks to a Republican Congress, I signed a great, big, beautiful, I call it the great, [1:02:56] big, beautiful tax cut bill because it's the biggest tax cut in history. [1:03:00] We gave you no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, and no tax on social security for our great seniors. [1:03:11] We made, because this is something, you know, rich people are always bragging about the deductions [1:03:20] they get, but it's not fair. [1:03:22] So I said, we have to do this. [1:03:23] I've been thinking about it for a long time. [1:03:25] This was my idea. [1:03:26] We made interest on car loans tax deductible, but only if the car is made in America. [1:03:33] If it's made, if it's made in Japan, if it's made in Canada, Canada, oh boy, Lake Ontario [1:03:43] is now Lake America, do you know that? [1:03:45] Here's another one. [1:03:50] They said, you'll never be able to do that. [1:03:52] I said, let's give it a shot. [1:03:54] It's now officially. [1:03:55] It's in Google Maps. [1:03:56] Google Maps is everything. [1:03:58] But, I mean, of more significant importance, the Gulf of America is now, is now ours. [1:04:08] So when I said, we're going to change the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America, everybody [1:04:15] laughed. [1:04:16] Oh, that's so funny. [1:04:17] So, you know, they're all laughing. [1:04:19] I don't know. [1:04:20] They keep laughing at me, and then they say, what the hell is he doing? [1:04:24] No, but I suggest, I've been thinking about it, because we have 93% of the shore, and they [1:04:29] have 7%. [1:04:30] And I said, why is it called the Gulf of Mexico? [1:04:33] And it's incredible, the wealth there. [1:04:34] There's, you know, oil underneath. [1:04:36] The waters are magnificent. [1:04:38] But it's 97% hours all the way along Florida, all the way down, around, hit Mexico. [1:04:46] So I said that, and people go, ha, that's so funny. [1:04:49] That's so funny. [1:04:49] It's not funny. [1:04:51] So I filed papers, and then I called up Google. [1:04:54] I spoke to the top people at Google, because Google Maps is a big deal. [1:04:58] And I said, how do you feel about changing the name of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of [1:05:04] America? [1:05:06] And I said, what do you think of that, fellas? [1:05:10] Well, I don't know. [1:05:11] I said, what do you think? [1:05:14] And they said, well, we think it's a great idea. [1:05:21] And, no, they were great. [1:05:23] And it is now the Gulf of America. [1:05:26] Do you know the business there, a long batch? [1:05:29] Do you know it's like tripled and quadrupled? [1:05:32] It's the hottest thing. [1:05:33] They're selling Gulf of America hats and everything else. [1:05:36] Who the hell wants to wear a, seriously, who wants to wear a Gulf of Mexico hat? [1:05:42] I have Gulf of America. [1:05:45] I almost wore Gulf of America. [1:05:46] You're not quite close enough. [1:05:48] You're close. [1:05:48] But if I do it along certain states, I think when I go down to the, when I go down to [1:05:53] certain areas, the panhandle, Susie, I'm going to bring up those Gulf of America hats. [1:05:59] They're selling like crazy. [1:06:00] No, but the business is literally quadrupled. [1:06:04] It's amazing. [1:06:05] And we have some other ideas. [1:06:08] So I have a Gulf. [1:06:10] I have a lake. [1:06:12] Now I want to have a straight. [1:06:14] That's the Homo straight. [1:06:15] How will the Arab countries feel if we name it the Trump straight? [1:06:23] What do you think? [1:06:25] Matt, what do you think, Matt? [1:06:27] The Trump straight. [1:06:30] So then we have a straight. [1:06:31] We'll be able to pull that one off easy. [1:06:33] Now everyone's laughing. [1:06:34] Oh, that's so funny. [1:06:36] The only thing we're missing is a frickin' ocean. [1:06:45] So I called up Google, and I said, let me ask just one question. [1:06:55] You know what they're going through? [1:06:57] First they do. [1:06:58] First they do the Gulf of America. [1:07:01] Then they do, they take a little, a small lake away from Canada. [1:07:05] Not a small lake. [1:07:07] But they, we have a lake. [1:07:10] I said, we're going to do the straight. [1:07:12] But then I said to them, we need an ocean. [1:07:15] How do you feel about the Trump ocean for the Atlantic or the Pacific? [1:07:21] You know what they said? [1:07:22] We've had it. [1:07:23] That's enough. [1:07:24] We're not doing it anymore. [1:07:27] I said, I agree. [1:07:28] No, I was only kidding. [1:07:28] No, I sent them a little picture of where it says, the Trump ocean. [1:07:35] And they go back. [1:07:36] They said, sir, look, okay, this one we can't do. [1:07:40] Oceans are different. [1:07:41] Oceans cover many, many countries. [1:07:43] We can't do it. [1:07:43] I said, I was only kidding. [1:07:46] That time I was. [1:07:47] Although it's not the worst idea of ever. [1:07:49] It's not one of the greatest ideas. [1:07:52] To protect family farms, we virtually eliminated the unfair estate tax or death tax. [1:07:57] We eliminated it. [1:08:02] Such a big deal because, and Rick, you and Mike and all of you guys should campaign on [1:08:09] this. [1:08:09] It's so important because it was such a problem. [1:08:13] The estate tax or the death tax, it was, it's devastating. [1:08:16] It's 30, 40, 50 percent depending on size. [1:08:20] And guys would, you know, mother and father, they love their children. [1:08:23] The children grow up in the farm. [1:08:24] They want to stay in the farm. [1:08:25] They love the farm. [1:08:26] It's all they know. [1:08:27] They love farming. [1:08:28] They don't want to go to the big city and all that. [1:08:30] They want to, their way of life is incredible, but it's land rich and maybe sort of cash [1:08:35] poor. [1:08:35] The land is valuable, but it doesn't make that much, but it's a good living. [1:08:39] And the parents would leave it to their children that they love so much. [1:08:44] And their children would get hit with a tremendous, you know, millions of dollars in estate taxes, [1:08:50] death tax, we call it, but estate taxes. [1:08:53] And they're devastated. [1:08:56] Then they start looking around where are we going to get that kind of money. [1:08:59] They go to the local bank. [1:09:00] They go all over the place. [1:09:01] They end up borrowing, in some cases, millions of dollars or hundreds of thousands of dollars, [1:09:07] more than they could ever pay. [1:09:09] But they're desperate. [1:09:11] And they end up losing it to foreclosure. [1:09:14] And they end up committing suicide in many cases. [1:09:17] In many cases, the children commit suicide because they lost the farm that their beloved [1:09:24] parents had left them. [1:09:26] And we got rid of the estate tax or death tax. [1:09:29] So now, if you want to leave your children, the farm or small business included, and remember [1:09:39] this, if you don't love your children, what I just said, just don't worry about it. [1:09:44] It's a waste of time. [1:09:46] Is there anybody here that doesn't love their children? [1:09:49] Is there anybody here that will not leave their farm or small business to their children? [1:09:55] Ben, I just wasted a hell of a lot of time. [1:09:58] There's nobody. [1:09:59] There's not one. [1:10:00] I'll bet there is a couple of people that they're marginal, right? [1:10:04] No, but it's so great. [1:10:06] No, it's a big story. [1:10:07] I mean, you can read this. [1:10:08] It's that in a lot, they end up killing themselves. [1:10:13] They end up committing suicide because they're losing their farm and they feel their parents [1:10:18] are looking down so horrified and terrible. [1:10:23] So there's no more, Rick, there's no more any inheritance taxes, which are massive, you [1:10:29] know, 50 percent. [1:10:30] It gets up to 50 percent, even higher than that. [1:10:33] And there's no more. [1:10:34] There's no more death tax. [1:10:37] It's the same thing with different words. [1:10:39] But a lot of people use the word death tax. [1:10:41] I use inheritance, but it's a death tax. [1:10:44] And you can leave it to your children. [1:10:47] You don't pay any tax and they can go happily on their way. [1:10:49] And hopefully they do great. [1:10:51] Under my most favorite nation's agreements on drug prices, we went from paying the highest [1:10:56] prices anywhere in the world by far to paying the lowest prices for drugs anywhere in the [1:11:03] world by far with differences of 300, 400, 500, 600 or even 700 percent. [1:11:10] But it's the biggest thing to happen in the drug industry ever. [1:11:13] Nobody thought it could be done. [1:11:14] But I did it. [1:11:15] I did it because I got the drug companies. [1:11:18] I was rough with them, but I got the drug companies. [1:11:20] But they were fine because they knew I couldn't get the countries because the countries had to [1:11:24] agree. [1:11:25] But then I informed the countries that, well, if you don't do it, I'm going to put tariffs [1:11:28] on the country, which is 10 times more money than we're talking about. [1:11:31] And every country said, we would love to do it, sir. [1:11:33] I joke about Emmanuel Macron, who's a nice guy from France. [1:11:38] He's the big wig in France. [1:11:41] And he said to me, Donald, Donald, you must be kidding. [1:11:44] I said, no, Emmanuel, you're going to have to double the price of your drugs because a [1:11:49] pill for $10 in New York City, we're paying $130 for that pill, 13 times the amount. [1:11:57] So if you raise it up because the world is a bigger place. [1:11:59] So if you raise it up to $20 or $30, which is a doubling, could be a tripling. [1:12:05] But if you raise it up to $20 or $30, if you raise it from $10 to $20 or $30, ours comes [1:12:13] down to $10, ours comes down to $20 because it's favored nations. [1:12:17] In other words, we get the lowest price in the world. [1:12:20] Whatever the lowest price that drugs are sold for, the United States of America gets the [1:12:26] lowest price. [1:12:27] That's the biggest thing ever to happen. [1:12:31] And you guys should use that for your campaigns because nobody else could have done it. [1:12:36] And the press barely writes about it. [1:12:40] I mean, it's unbelievable. [1:12:41] I call it the fake news. [1:12:42] But the fake news barely, think of it, they barely write about it. [1:12:47] We abolished all discriminatory diversity, equity, and inclusion policies throughout the [1:12:53] federal government. [1:12:54] We got critical race theory and transgender, neutralization, insanity out of our schools. [1:13:01] I mean, we have five states where your child goes off to school as Tim and comes back as [1:13:10] Tammy. [1:13:11] Three or four days, that's true. [1:13:15] And teachers make it. [1:13:15] Somebody makes a decision. [1:13:17] Can you imagine? [1:13:18] Goodbye, Timmy. [1:13:19] I love you so much. [1:13:20] I'll see you later. [1:13:21] And you say, where's my son? [1:13:23] My son is in the hospital. [1:13:26] Can you imagine? [1:13:27] Can you imagine? [1:13:28] They don't even need approval. [1:13:30] It's sick. [1:13:32] You love five. [1:13:33] I think Minnesota and some others, I think it's five or six states. [1:13:36] You know that, right? [1:13:38] So, and we made English the official language of the United States of America. [1:13:47] And thanks to our Republican Congress, we delivered the largest ever investment in the [1:13:52] United States Armed Forces. [1:13:54] Over $1 trillion that we got these congressmen. [1:13:57] Every one of them loved it. [1:13:58] They want to go more. [1:13:59] We're going to go a little bit more this year. [1:14:01] So, and it's all made in America. [1:14:03] Every single Democrat in Congress, including Pee-wee Herman, it's John Ossoff. [1:14:11] He looks like Pee-wee Herman. [1:14:15] And didn't Pee-wee have a checkered last number of years? [1:14:18] He passed away, sadly. [1:14:20] But he had a very checkered last number of years. [1:14:23] That's John Ossoff. [1:14:24] He's Pee-wee Herman, telling you. [1:14:27] Pee-wee. [1:14:29] They voted against our record tax cuts. [1:14:31] They voted against no tax on tips. [1:14:34] They voted against everything, the Democrats. [1:14:36] They voted against no tax on overtime. [1:14:38] They voted against no tax on Social Security for our seniors. [1:14:42] They voted against voter ID. [1:14:44] You know why? [1:14:44] Because they want to cheat. [1:14:46] They voted against proof of citizenship when you vote, because they want to cheat. [1:14:50] They voted in favor of the worst inflation and highest energy costs in American history, [1:14:55] in favor of the transgender mutilization of your children, and in favor of men playing [1:15:00] in women's sports. [1:15:02] Men in women's sports. [1:15:03] On election night, Georgia's going to prove that America does not belong to those who [1:15:09] hate it. [1:15:09] America belongs to those who love it and love it dearly. [1:15:30] So Ossoff is a weak and insecure phony who votes against Georgia values every time. [1:15:37] And Ossoff supports no cash bail, releasing violent criminals back onto your streets. [1:15:44] And immediately upon arrest, he'll do whatever they want to do. [1:15:49] He's owned by the criminals. [1:15:51] He voted to mandate the COVID vaccine for schoolchildren who didn't need it. [1:15:56] He voted three times to have men playing in women's sports three times. [1:16:02] Did you see the weightlifting contest recently where a young championship female weightlifter [1:16:07] lifted 211 pounds? [1:16:10] That's pretty good. [1:16:12] And she was going for the record. [1:16:13] But unfortunately, a person who transitioned, I've got all the words right. [1:16:18] It took me a while. [1:16:19] I took a lot of heat from the fake news. [1:16:21] He transitioned into womanhood. [1:16:25] But unfortunately, his muscles didn't transition. [1:16:29] And he lifted. [1:16:30] And I'm not going to do it today because my wife gets so, she says, it's so unpresidential. [1:16:34] She said, when you do the whole thing with the weightlifting and the swimming and the [1:16:38] dancing when you leave, I hate it. [1:16:40] You're a president. [1:16:40] I said, I just won in a landslide. [1:16:42] Leave me alone, will you? [1:16:46] Now, Melania, she's got one of the top movies of the year. [1:16:49] Can you believe it? [1:16:50] Called Melania. [1:16:52] But she's a very elegant person. [1:16:55] But she hates when I do the weightlifting. [1:16:59] Come on, darling. [1:17:00] You can do it. [1:17:02] Mom, I can't do it. [1:17:04] Mom, I won't be. [1:17:05] Boom. [1:17:06] Can't do it. [1:17:06] Oh, she hates it. [1:17:08] And then the guy comes out. [1:17:10] He was a failed man weightlifter. [1:17:12] Failed. [1:17:12] He couldn't even do anything. [1:17:14] But now he's a champion. [1:17:16] And he comes out. [1:17:17] He looks at that 211 pounds, whatever it was. [1:17:20] He looks down. [1:17:22] Says, one hand. [1:17:28] It's terrible. [1:17:29] You know how demeaning it is to women, really? [1:17:32] So demeaning to great women athletes. [1:17:34] It's ridiculous. [1:17:35] He won by over 100 pounds, by the way. [1:17:39] How about recently? [1:17:40] There was a long distance, very long, one of those super day deals. [1:17:43] Crazy. [1:17:44] I don't know. [1:17:44] I don't know why people want to do it. [1:17:46] But they run all day. [1:17:47] They swim and they bicycle and everything. [1:17:50] And they had the best women athletes in the world and the best men athletes. [1:17:53] The man won by six hours, 32 minutes, and 18 seconds. [1:18:02] What he did is he wanted to wait around for the trophy. [1:18:04] They said, sorry, you have to wait till the girls come in, they said. [1:18:09] So he went inside. [1:18:10] He slept for a few hours. [1:18:11] Came out. [1:18:12] It was still way too early. [1:18:13] Went, slept for a little longer. [1:18:14] Then he got out, picked up his trophy, and he went home. [1:18:16] How? [1:18:17] How crazy, right? [1:18:18] How crazy? [1:18:19] And we've won about 90% of the case already in the Supreme Court, but we're going to have [1:18:24] it finalized out. [1:18:26] The only problem is I sort of don't want to finalize it because I want to run on this for [1:18:30] the Republican Party for years. [1:18:32] I don't want to take this off. [1:18:34] I want this, and I only talk about it right before an election. [1:18:37] I never talk about men playing in women's sports. [1:18:40] I never talk about the transgender mutilization of your children. [1:18:44] I never talk about open borders for everybody. [1:18:47] Every of the world's worst criminals are allowed to come in unvetted, unshaved. [1:18:50] Because I don't want them to change their policy, to be honest with you. [1:18:54] Because ultimately, we can't lose other than their cheating, which is massive. [1:18:59] That's why they cheat. [1:19:00] They have to cheat because their policy is no good. [1:19:02] That's why I call them Democrats, because their policy is dumb. [1:19:07] So I call them Democrats. [1:19:08] I can't believe it took me nine years to figure that one out. [1:19:12] I exchanged an E with a U, and that's the end of it. [1:19:15] Took me nine years. [1:19:17] But they are. [1:19:18] They're Democrats because of their policy. [1:19:19] But I don't want them to change their policy because I want to continue to win. [1:19:23] He voted for a federal carbon tax. [1:19:27] Remember Obama? [1:19:29] We want a carbon tax on all planes. [1:19:32] Then he hops on Air Force One, flies to Hawaii to play golf, and he comes back. [1:19:37] I mean, it's the craziest thing. [1:19:38] Gets on an old carbon spewing 747. [1:19:44] Now we have a brand new 747. [1:19:47] Beautiful. [1:19:48] Thank you. [1:19:51] But he gets in this old plane that's spewing all sorts of crap in the air. [1:19:57] He shoots about 130 for a round to go, because that's about what he shoots. [1:20:02] And then he comes back on the same plane, has a news conference to announce carbon tax. [1:20:09] That's another hoax, the carbon tax hoax. [1:20:12] And he voted to ban gasoline-powered cars, almost always wearing a mask while doing so. [1:20:19] Ossoff voted to put DEI and critical race theory into elementary schools and pre-K. [1:20:27] How about that? [1:20:27] And he even supports reparations, seizing your wealth and giving it to other people. [1:20:33] He wants to take away your wealth. [1:20:34] This is Ossoff. [1:20:35] This is Ossoff. [1:20:37] And when they do it, he's changed some of his policy, because it's so crazy. [1:20:42] He's as bad almost as Mohammed Abdul El-Sayed. [1:20:49] You know, I took a lot of heat for calling him Mohammed. [1:20:52] And I said, I don't care. [1:20:54] I'm the president of the United States. [1:20:56] I can call you whatever the hell I want. [1:20:58] I can call you whatever I want, Mohammed. [1:21:09] And then today, a guy sends me something. [1:21:14] His name is actually Abdullah something. [1:21:16] It's Abdullah, ba-ba-ba-ba-ba. [1:21:19] Mohammed. [1:21:20] I'll say that. [1:21:21] So his middle name is Mohammed. [1:21:22] So I was right. [1:21:24] Almost. [1:21:26] Oh, by the way, how about that guy? [1:21:27] He's a jihadist. [1:21:29] He's a radical left person, hates our country. [1:21:32] He's a member of the Muslim Brotherhood. [1:21:35] How about putting him on the Senate Intelligence Committee? [1:21:38] And there's not a lot of intelligence there, either. [1:21:42] And John Ossoff has spent more money on makeup. [1:21:46] And by the way, I wear very little, and I do it myself. [1:21:48] Yeah. [1:21:50] Because if you don't put a little on, you look a little bit like a dead person. [1:21:54] And I don't want to look that way. [1:21:56] But he goes full bore. [1:21:57] He's got the makeup artists. [1:21:59] They're in there all the time. [1:22:00] I don't know how he does it. [1:22:02] But he spends a fortune. [1:22:03] You saw that on makeup. [1:22:04] He spends more money on makeup than any man or woman in the history of the Senate. [1:22:12] And the women aren't happy about it. [1:22:14] It's time to fire John Ossoff and elect Mike Collins, one of the most respected men in Washington. [1:22:21] Come up, Mike. [1:22:22] Thank you, Mr. President. [1:22:41] You know, I want to do something real quick. [1:22:45] And let's just tell you personally, personally. [1:22:48] Not just from me, but from everybody in here and across this state and across this country. [1:22:55] So we appreciate your leadership, your backbone. [1:23:00] You're standing up for America and putting America first. [1:23:08] So you are giving the next generation the opportunity to chase their version of the American dream. [1:23:17] Thank you. [1:23:20] Thank you. [1:23:22] Georgia? [1:23:24] Georgia? [1:23:25] I want you to know something, too, real quick. [1:23:27] Listen. [1:23:28] This thing, this race is sitting, it's sitting right here. [1:23:32] It's right here in front of us. [1:23:35] Early voting's already started. [1:23:37] All we got to do is reach out and grab this. [1:23:41] Grab it. [1:23:42] Hang on. [1:23:43] And how do you do that? [1:23:44] You go vote. [1:23:45] And you make sure you take people with you to go vote. [1:23:49] You do that. [1:23:51] You do that, and I promise you. [1:23:52] You'll get one more vote for that Save America Act so that we can secure our elections in this country. [1:24:04] And one last thing I want to leave you with. [1:24:07] You're going to get a senator in the U.S. Senate that's going to have this man's back. [1:24:12] Appreciate it. [1:24:13] Thank you very much. [1:24:14] Thank you. [1:24:25] So he's going to win, and he's a winner. [1:24:28] He's got the whole package, and we need that vote. [1:24:31] We need that vote. [1:24:32] But this is not, I don't think, real people from Georgia, you have no alternative. [1:24:37] If you have somebody who's a champion, a great man, he is going to be a great man. [1:24:41] He already is. [1:24:43] Respected by everybody so much. [1:24:45] And you can't let Ossoff get it. [1:24:48] It was a rigged deal. [1:24:49] You can't let it happen again. [1:24:52] So you also need to vote for another, a truly great patriot, a truly great man named Rick Jackson to be your next governor. [1:25:06] Rick's opponent, former Atlanta mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms, destroyed Atlanta with her crime and filth and constant riots. [1:25:18] She's the one, look, I always viewed Atlanta as like a great city. [1:25:23] It's not considered that anymore. [1:25:24] She ruined Atlanta. [1:25:26] It's one of the most unsafe cities anywhere on the planet, anywhere, not just in this country. [1:25:32] If that happened to the state, you'd be ranked number 50, and you can't let it happen. [1:25:38] She's a disaster. [1:25:40] She's just got a mouthpiece, just all complaints, complaints. [1:25:43] All she does is complain. [1:25:44] She's an incompetent disaster who eliminated cash bail for vicious criminals, turned Atlanta into a deadly sanctuary city. [1:25:54] And if she becomes governor, she will ruin your state. [1:25:57] She will ruin this great state that I love so much and that I won by a lot. [1:26:02] I won this state by a lot. [1:26:04] And if my people get out to vote, these guys are going to have a landslide. [1:26:08] They're going to have a landslide. [1:26:09] So I'm going to ask Rick to come up for a second because the job he's done is incredible. [1:26:20] And he beat a great politician. [1:26:22] He beat your lieutenant governor, who's a great politician, and your lieutenant governor is with him all the way. [1:26:28] The job he's done is unbelievable. [1:26:30] He's one of the best businessmen in America, and he'll make it unbelievable. [1:26:33] What he'll do with cutting taxes and everything else, the whole country is going to be watching. [1:26:38] So I just want to introduce your future governor, Rick Jackson. [1:26:43] You know, I'm running to help vulnerable people. [1:26:58] I call them the least of these. [1:27:00] And there's never been a president who has done more for foster children that are abused and neglected than this man here. [1:27:09] And on behalf of all foster children, I want to thank you, Mr. President, for caring about our vulnerable children. [1:27:16] Thank you. [1:27:17] So also with Rick, you have a man named Greg Dolezal for lieutenant governor. [1:27:36] And I want to just introduce him. [1:27:38] Greg, wherever you may be, good luck. [1:27:42] Good looking. [1:27:43] Oh, he's a good looking guy. [1:27:45] You're not allowed to say that about women or men anymore. [1:27:48] It's the end of your political career. [1:27:49] But he is a good looking guy. [1:27:51] So how are you? [1:27:53] Good. [1:27:53] Yes, absolutely. [1:27:56] Good luck. [1:27:57] It's going to be a great race. [1:27:59] It's going to be fantastic. [1:28:00] And honestly, I don't even see. [1:28:02] You have a woman who destroyed Atlanta. [1:28:05] What's she going to do here? [1:28:06] She's not going to be destroying Atlanta and make Georgia great. [1:28:10] You have a guy that's going to turn this place into the most incredible state in the country. [1:28:14] So I don't even think it's close. [1:28:17] So Rick, you're amazing. [1:28:20] Brian Strickland for attorney general. [1:28:22] Brian? [1:28:23] Brian? [1:28:27] Great. [1:28:27] How do young, smart guys? [1:28:31] Good looking young people. [1:28:32] I'm going to get the hell out of here. [1:28:33] I don't like it. [1:28:34] And Tim Fleming, who is Tim Fleming? [1:28:37] Is he here? [1:28:38] Tim? [1:28:38] Good luck, Tim. [1:28:39] I heard you're doing great. [1:28:40] Your poll numbers are good. [1:28:42] All of their poll numbers are good. [1:28:45] So Georgia also is to get out and vote for Congressman Clay Fuller. [1:28:58] He's fantastic. [1:28:59] Are you the one that took over the seat of Marjorie Taylor Brown? [1:29:05] You know why I call her that? [1:29:08] Because Green turns to Brown under stress. [1:29:11] Other people call her Marjorie Taylor-Green, but I like Marjorie Taylor-Brown. [1:29:16] Green turns to Brown, and she turned to Brown with her. [1:29:20] She doesn't know what the hell she's doing. [1:29:22] What a whack job. [1:29:23] Aren't you the guy? [1:29:24] Yeah, you're the guy. [1:29:26] And that was easy. [1:29:27] She was opposed to you, and you won in massive numbers. [1:29:30] Congratulations. [1:29:31] Proud of you. [1:29:32] Also, Congressman, I real saw, worked for me for a long time, and he always wanted to [1:29:39] be back in Georgia, wanted to be a congressman, and he's one of the best. [1:29:43] Brian Jack. [1:29:43] Thank you, Brian. [1:29:45] One of the best. [1:29:48] Austin Scott. [1:29:49] Austin. [1:29:51] Great. [1:29:52] What a team. [1:29:52] You got good people. [1:29:54] Andrew Clyde. [1:30:01] Great, Andrew. [1:30:02] Rich McCormick. [1:30:06] And by the way, one of my favorites. [1:30:09] Congratulations. [1:30:10] What a career you've had, and you're going to be back in some capacity, and you know [1:30:13] I'm with you a thousand percent, a man that everybody loves in this state, a man that [1:30:19] gave a very powerful candidate a hell of a hard time. [1:30:23] We love you. [1:30:24] All right? [1:30:24] We love you. [1:30:25] Thank you. [1:30:26] Barry Carter, everybody. [1:30:31] Buddy. [1:30:31] Thank you, buddy. [1:30:33] He was tough, right? [1:30:34] You have to say. [1:30:35] But he was tough. [1:30:37] But he was fair, and he's a good man. [1:30:39] We're joined today by SBA Administrator Kelly Loeffler. [1:30:43] Kelly. [1:30:43] Hi, Kelly. [1:30:44] A very special guy, treasurer of the United States of America, Brandon Beach. [1:30:53] And the Georgia GOP chair who presided over my big victory, I'm very happy, Josh McCoon. [1:31:06] Josh, thank you. [1:31:07] Great job. [1:31:07] Thank you, Josh. [1:31:09] Good job. [1:31:12] And chairman of the Faith and Freedom Coalition, Ralph Reed. [1:31:16] Ralph, he rang in my race, less than two years ago, he and his group rang more than 10 [1:31:27] million doorbells. [1:31:28] Is that right? [1:31:28] Over 10 million, actually. [1:31:30] And they rang him. [1:31:32] That's a real number. [1:31:33] That's a lot of doorbells, too. [1:31:35] Thank you very much. [1:31:36] I could have made the door. [1:31:36] Well, we won by so much. [1:31:38] I don't know. [1:31:39] I don't know if it made, but you really helped. [1:31:42] I appreciate it. [1:31:42] Thank you, Ralph. [1:31:43] He's been a friend of mine for a long time. [1:31:46] Georgia Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner, John King. [1:31:50] John? [1:31:51] Thank you, John. [1:31:52] You know, we have a man here. [1:31:56] I love these athletes. [1:31:58] I loved it. [1:31:59] I was okay in sports, but some of these guys are legendary. [1:32:04] We had a man. [1:32:06] You know, he's given me his total endorsement. [1:32:08] I know that in Georgia, you've never heard of him, but Herschel Walker, you didn't. [1:32:12] You've never heard of him. [1:32:14] Herschel. [1:32:14] A better football player than candidate, but he wasn't a bad candidate. [1:32:22] I will tell you that. [1:32:23] I think he actually did a lot better than people understand. [1:32:25] It was a rigged election. [1:32:27] The whole thing was rigged down here. [1:32:28] We've got to be careful. [1:32:29] That's the only risk we have, fellas. [1:32:32] But there's a man in the crowd that I've been a fan of for a long time. [1:32:35] He's a handsome guy. [1:32:36] He flew in the plane. [1:32:38] He flew in Air Force One. [1:32:39] Did you like Air Force One? [1:32:41] Oh, now he's spoiled. [1:32:41] He wants one of them. [1:32:42] Don't do it. [1:32:43] Don't do it. [1:32:45] But he's a legendary University of Georgia running back, and he's an NFL superstar. [1:32:50] His name is Todd Gurley, and everybody knows him. [1:33:00] And Todd, so I wanted to say a couple of words about him because he's a fantastic guy. [1:33:05] He's respected by everybody. [1:33:07] And he had almost 4,000 rushing yards in the NFL, 36 touchdowns, three seasons at the University of Georgia. [1:33:15] He was the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year. [1:33:18] That's not bad. [1:33:19] I said to my people, I know, Todd, but, you know, give me the stats. [1:33:22] How good was he? [1:33:23] Well, he was the NFL Rookie of the Year. [1:33:25] He was the NFL Offensive Player of the Year. [1:33:28] He led the NFL in rushing touchdowns and was the youngest player in NFL history to reach 50 career touchdowns. [1:33:39] That means he is a good player. [1:33:42] That's pretty, that's pretty. [1:33:45] You know? [1:33:46] I mean, I knew you were good. [1:33:48] I didn't know you were good. [1:33:49] You are so good. [1:33:50] Come on up here for a second. [1:33:51] Come on up there. [1:33:52] Thank you, President Trump today for the experience being on Air Force One. [1:34:17] Welcome in to the White House. [1:34:19] Thank you so much. [1:34:20] Thank you to the state of Georgia for everything y'all done to me. [1:34:23] And go Dawgs. [1:34:24] I want to tackle him. [1:34:34] He looks good. [1:34:35] He looks good. [1:34:35] He could be in there right now. [1:34:36] He looks good. [1:34:38] That's some group of records you have. [1:34:41] Very few people can have those records. [1:34:43] Those are special records. [1:34:45] We also have another giant of Georgia football, Keith Marshall. [1:34:50] Keith, where are you, Keith? [1:34:51] Thank you, Keith. [1:34:56] A great, great player also. [1:34:59] Everyone here today is part of the greatest movement in the history of our country and [1:35:03] maybe the history of the world. [1:35:05] And as you can see here today, it's stronger and bigger and better. [1:35:10] It's more powerful than ever before. [1:35:12] MAGA, call it what you want. [1:35:14] There's never been anything like it in history. [1:35:15] When we can call for a little rally so I get these two guys plus some others into [1:35:21] office, and these two guys should be easy. [1:35:23] That should be no choice. [1:35:25] But we want to get them in office. [1:35:26] We want to get them in office fast. [1:35:28] You're going to see things happen with your state, including massive tax cuts. [1:35:32] Because I was listening to Rick. [1:35:33] I was looking backstage. [1:35:35] I was listening to both of them. [1:35:37] Big, big tax cuts. [1:35:39] But, you know, we've had some great fun. [1:35:42] And CNN, of all people, did a chart. [1:35:45] And then they did a second chart. [1:35:46] And I thought I'd show it to you because it's sent by CNN. [1:35:50] And typically, they're not big Trump fans. [1:35:52] So do you want to put that up, please? [1:35:54] Thank you. [1:35:55] Okay. [1:35:56] MAGA GOP on Trump. [1:35:57] In the 2024 election versus Kamala Harris, he got 99% of the MAGA GOP vote. [1:36:03] Perhaps surprisingly, I might have thought it would be 100%, but it was 99%. [1:36:07] Compare that to his approval rating now with the MAGA GOP. [1:36:10] It's 98%. [1:36:12] That is, there's been no real decline in MAGA support. [1:36:15] These folks say that they're going to vote for congressional Republicans come the midterm elections. [1:36:20] Again, that's the 99% that Trump got against Kamala Harris. [1:36:24] Look now. [1:36:24] In terms of the congressional vote, 98% of them say they're going to be voting for House Republican candidates. [1:36:30] So that support is actually really holding up strong. [1:36:32] It's really, really strong when it comes to MAGA GOP and Republicans holding on to this one. [1:36:39] Okay. [1:36:39] The President Republicans most admire. [1:36:42] It's Donald Trump. [1:36:43] This is a historic comparison. [1:36:45] A majority of Republicans say, 53% say, he's the Republican president they most admire. [1:36:50] Ronald Reagan, who traditionally has won that much. [1:36:52] Donald Trump nearly triples up on this. [1:36:55] Reagan at just 18%. [1:36:56] And then Abraham Lincoln, who by most historic accounts is the greatest president of all time. [1:37:02] But Republicans say that the president that they most admire by, what is this, this is six, seven times as many. [1:37:09] Donald John Trump at 53%. [1:37:11] Easily crushing Abe Lincoln at 3%. [1:37:13] And the Elon Musk show that he was the greatest president as well. [1:37:15] I feel like this slide might end up on a printout on his desk. [1:37:19] Thank you very much. [1:37:20] Thank you. [1:37:20] Wow. [1:37:22] CNN. [1:37:22] Thank you, CNN. [1:37:23] You're right there. [1:37:24] Thank you. [1:37:24] So in conclusion, if you elect a Republican House and Republican Senate on November 3rd, you get $5,000. [1:37:35] If we lose, you get absolutely nothing because the Democrat policies cannot get you there. [1:37:40] They can't even if they wanted to. [1:37:42] Never. [1:37:43] So if you lose, you get nothing. [1:37:46] We will make all Trump tax cuts permanent, including no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, no tax on Social Security for our great seniors. [1:37:55] We will win the war on corruption and fraud, led by our great vice president, doing a good job, J.D. Vance. [1:38:02] We will pass the no invasion of our country act, prohibiting any future president from ever opening our borders to illegal immigrants again. [1:38:15] Again, we will pass a truly great health care plan that will stop all payments to big insurance companies, which own the Democrats. [1:38:27] They own the Democrats. [1:38:28] And we will give the money directly to you, the people, so you can buy a much better health care and have lots of money left over for yourself. [1:38:37] And we will end no cash bail, and we will pass the death penalty for large-scale drug dealers, human traffickers, and anyone who kills a police officer or law enforcement official. [1:38:53] We will pass the Save America Act to defend our sacred American elections, which will include mandatory voter I.D., roof of citizenship. [1:39:09] And we will enshrine into permanent law no men and women's sports, no transgender mutilization of your children, and many other great things. [1:39:19] So, ladies and gentlemen of Georgia, the golden age of America is upon us. [1:39:25] We've never had a time like this. [1:39:27] Think of it. [1:39:28] 21, and now the number is close to 22. [1:39:32] Trillion, with a T, dollars being invested in our country. [1:39:36] The record was 10 years ago, 3 trillion by China. [1:39:41] We're at 22 trillion for just a short period of time. [1:39:45] But you must get out, and you must vote Republican. [1:39:48] We have never had anything like what's happening in our country. [1:39:51] The other day, they had a very prominent newscaster, a business person, talking to one of the smartest people on Wall Street. [1:40:01] And the person on Wall Street looked at him and said, do you have any idea what's happening with our country, with all the money that's being spent? [1:40:08] Do you have any idea what's going on? [1:40:10] Just because they were talking about the stock market and the potential for going up. [1:40:14] This guy is one of the top guys in the world in this stuff. [1:40:18] He looks at him. [1:40:19] He said, do you have any idea what's going on? [1:40:20] He said, I've been doing this for 35 years. [1:40:24] He said, I've never seen anything like it. [1:40:27] So we've already made unbelievable progress, and now we will reach new levels of greatness. [1:40:32] It is my honor to be your president at this unbelievably exciting time. [1:40:39] Because together, we will make America powerful again. [1:40:50] We will make America wealthy again. [1:40:53] We will make America healthy again. [1:40:58] We will make America strong again. [1:41:03] We will make America proud again. [1:41:06] We will make America safe again. [1:41:11] And most importantly, and without question, we will make America great again. [1:41:19] Thank you, Georgia, and God bless you all. [1:41:22] God bless you. [1:41:24] Thank you.