FULL SPEECH: U.S. President Donald Trump Addresses Kentucky Rally in Highland Heights — AC15

[0:00] Kentucky. I love Kentucky. So I'm thrilled to be back in this beautiful Commonwealth, which, [0:09] by the way, I don't want to brag. I won all three times receiving more votes than any candidate in [0:16] the history of Kentucky, whether it's presidential or not. We got more votes three times than the [0:23] last time was the most. And by the way, we did extremely well the second time as we did throughout [0:27] the rest of the country. Just in case you had any questions. I won 118. No, I didn't win. We won 118 out of 120 counties. That's not bad. Ed, is that bad? And I took Ed Galrine along with me. He's so great. That guy. Central casting. I looked at him, walked through the door of the Oval Office. I said, that guy is central casting. He's a Navy SEAL straight up and down. He walked through. [1:02] I said, that guy can do the job. And he won by about 19 points. That's pretty good. I'm very proud of you. And I see it. 17 days from now, the people of Kentucky are going to defeat the radical left Democrat, Charles Booker. He's a Democrat. And elect a friend of mine for a long time. You know, I backed him from day one when he was running for Congress against a very tough opponent. I think the name was Amy McGrath. Is that good? See, do I have a good memory? There's no weakness of memory in this guy. [1:38] Amy McGrath. Amy McGrath. I actually beat her twice in another race. I also beat her in another race. But Andy Barr was just, he was an amazing candidate. He's been an amazing congressman. He'll be one of the great U.S. senators. [1:55] There'll be, there'll be, I mean, he's just fantastic. And that's why I'm here. That's why. That's why I'm here. But Andy, good luck with everything. I know all you have to do, if the people turn out just a little bit, you're going to walk away. [2:11] But you're going to have one of the best senators in Washington. You're going to have fantastic. I'd say he'll be the absolute best, but that'll cause me a lot of problems. Right. Also, here in Kentucky's fourth district, we're going to send Ed Galrine to the U.S. House of Representatives. [2:32] And he's going to be, he's going to be a perfect man. No, I needed somebody good. And this guy walks through the door. I said, look at this beautiful guy. He shook my hands. He is, he is. [2:45] Take him back home to mom. Going to be back home to mom. So they're paid protesters. They get paid to do that. They pay them $250. They get paid. We have them all over the place. They stand up. They say something. They get $250. It's disgraceful. [3:22] But then they have to suffer because they go to back home and the mother, especially if she's a Kentucky mother, she slaps the hell out of them, says, slaps the hell and says, I voted for that man. Don't you ever do that again. But mom, I made $250. They may put me in jail. How about that? $250 and your life is ruined, right? How stupid, how stupid are they? But I just, uh, it's just an honor to be here. [3:57] You know, the worst thing about a thing, that's one young kid. He's a young kid. I don't think we should, we shouldn't ruin his life and press charges, right? Just let him go. Oh, no. Let's think about it. But, but it's so sad, you know, when you see it because the fake news, look at all the fake news back there. [4:16] So now what they'll do is they'll say massive protests against President Trump in the big Kentucky rally. Massive protests. That's what they do. [4:37] And just across the river in Ohio, we're going to elect John Husted to the Senate. You know, Andy, I didn't know about John Husted. He's a great guy. Respected. [4:51] He's been a lieutenant, uh, governor for a long time in Ohio, respected by everybody, but he's a humble guy. And I had no idea about him because I've always liked him, but he was very, uh, quiet and respectful and very, like a perfect person, good looking guy. [5:11] But he was low key. And I was with him three, four days ago. And John Gooden came in. It was, uh, you know, a Gruden, who was a great guy. John Gruden, who I knew through football, a fantastic coach. [5:27] And I was like, John, why are you here? I'm here for my teammate. Oh, who's your teammate? John Husted. He says, John, you, I said, he played football, played football. He was great. [5:39] We won the championship. He was one of the best players. He was the best player in the team. And he said he has a record. He was a safety. He has a record. He intercepted 17 times. I said, 17 times. Wait a minute. Is this that nice guy that I see around all the time? Like, he's just a really respected but very humble guy. Yeah, he was an absolutely unbelievable football player. [6:06] He'd take people's heads off when he tackled. In fact, oftentimes we had to slow him down. He was, I said, you gotta be kidding. He was an All-American. He was an All-American. [6:18] So, I said, you can't, I'm gonna, I'm gonna talk about it. So I got up and I told him. I said, John Gruden came in and said he was here for this guy. [6:29] And he doesn't brag about it. See, I would've bragged. I would've said, I was an All-American football player. I have the all-time NCA record for interception 17. I played safety. [6:42] I took people's heads off. They couldn't hold me back. I was the best player on a championship team. I was better than Gruden. [6:49] And I would've, everybody would've known about it. They probably would've hated me though. But no, but this is his career. He was like a great, so the crowd, some of the Ohio people knew, but a lot of them didn't. [7:05] And I explained it. And then, you know, the way I have people come up, he's gonna come up, they're all gonna come up, but they come up and I'll stand aside. [7:13] And I said, please make it quick. Because a lot of times the audience doesn't want to hear from certain people. Look at the crowds we have. [7:22] And he came up and he was talking very nicely. And I stood right over here and I examined his ass. I never did that with, no, I never did that with a man before. [7:34] I examined his ass and then I looked at his shoulders. I looked at his feet. I looked at his hand. I looked at his jawline studying. [7:43] He's got a jawline. This is, you would be very unfortunate if you picked a fight with him at a bar someday. You want to, give me that seat. [7:52] No, I'm not going to give you the seat. But, uh, I then patted him on the shoulder and it was like a piece of steel. I sort of, I'm still recovering my head. [8:02] I was like, and I explained it to the crowd. I said, this is unbelievable. [8:06] And, you know, he's picked up like nine or ten points since I talked about that. [8:13] And he's got a really good chance of beating a very bad candidate, a failed senator, I guess Jared Brown. [8:25] Right? A very bad, very bad, they say a bad, he's been in for years and they threw him out. [8:34] We had Bernie Marino do a good job, but they threw him out. But John Houston should do well. He should do well and we'll see what happens. [8:43] But, you know, you never know in politics. What do you know in politics? I mean, one of the best races ever run, they say, was my second race and we won. [8:52] But we had to do it. We had to do it again. I had the ultimate poll. The ultimate poll is we won in a landslide. [9:00] So we figured, all right, I'll do it again. And we did. And actually, this is much bigger than had we done it the normal way. [9:08] See, we have a man here. These are front row Joes. They've gone to, I think, 712. I think 712. You know, I've done over a thousand. [9:19] Can you believe it? Over a thousand rallies. But they've been at 712. And those beautiful women over there, where are you? [9:25] From North Carolina. We accept North Carolina, right? We love them. And they're at 311 rallies. And they're beautiful. And they're husbands. [9:36] I don't know where the hell your husbands are. I rarely see the husbands. Are you guys husbands, man? No, they're not. They're not husbands. [9:44] Your husbands aren't going to be. Raise your hands if you're a husband over there, please. Oh, good. Okay. Yeah. You're well represented. Good. [9:51] Because you have great wives. I think it's good that you travel together. But they've been to hundreds, right? Hundreds of rallies. And they're beautiful women. Great women. [10:01] They're, uh, you know, I just like people. I like people that like me. You know? I just like it. I can't help. It's a character flaw. [10:14] I mean, I've had a couple of people, really horrible human beings. Horrible, horrible, terrible people. [10:19] But I heard through the grapevine they really liked me a lot. So I like them, too. [10:26] But in this election, I'm asking you to pretend that I'm on the ballot. Because when I'm on the ballot, the stats are easy. [10:34] When I'm on the ballot, we always won. We always won. We picked up tremendous numbers of seats. [10:39] We get 49% more vote. Whatever that means. 49%. [10:44] So I'm not on the ballot, but I am on the ballot. But actually, I am for a different reason. [10:50] Because if we don't win, this is the most important midterm in the history of our country. [10:54] Because we've gotten more things done. And they can undo them if we start losing an election, especially this one. [11:04] So pretend I'm on the ballot. Go out and vote. You got to do it. Raise your right hand. Will everybody vote? [11:10] Yes, right? [11:11] I won't say swear to God, because maybe, because you... This is a very... [11:16] You know, I heard the pastor give a very beautiful prayer. And I could... And this place was dead silent. [11:23] You could hear a pin drop. So I will not go that far. [11:27] Because in case you had some massive emergency, like you had a heart attack or something like that. [11:34] But I hope you can go and vote. And we have to vote for two great congressmen running, two great... [11:42] And you have two... Where is our other congressman that's running? Where are you? [11:45] That's... And he's a nice-looking man. And I'm hearing you are fantastic. I heard all about it on the way up. [11:51] We got to make sure you get in. You know, we got to make sure. [11:55] So we're going to have you up here in a minute, okay? [11:57] You're going to come up here in a minute. [11:59] So, we got to get out and vote. And if we do, we're going to win in a landslide. [12:05] And what has happened is I've gone around and done the... Done the rallies. [12:10] And, you know, there must be something when they're at 317 and these guys are, like, over 700. [12:15] I don't know. They're all successful guys. [12:17] And then we have Mr. Wall. Does anybody know? [12:20] And I say, someday, I'm going to get that suit. I'm going to wear it up here because I am the king of the wall. [12:28] I built 2,000 miles. I built 2,000 miles of wall. I built 2,000 miles. [12:39] Remember when I first said, we will build a wall? [12:42] And, by the way, by the way, Mexico did pay for that wall, just so you understand. [12:50] Because I charge them tariffs and I charge them costs like they have never paid ever in history. [13:00] And Mexico has paid for that wall many, many times over, believe me. [13:06] They... Remember I said, if they don't pay, we're just going to make it taller. [13:10] I thought that was... What happens if they don't build it? [13:13] What happens if they don't participate? [13:15] We're going to make it 10 feet taller, remember? [13:18] We had more great lines of stuff here, Ed. [13:21] This was before... This was when Ed was in the military defending us, wherever you may have been, right? [13:26] Navy SEAL. [13:27] But, uh... [13:29] Now, Mexico has paid for that wall many... [13:30] Because I keep hearing, okay, he built the wall, but Mexico didn't pay. [13:34] Mexico did pay. [13:35] They pay massive tariffs, far greater than the cost of the wall, and I like it that way. [13:41] So let's get that straight, because the fake news loves to say... [13:44] Oh, he built the wall. [13:46] He built the wall, but Mexico... Mexico paid. [13:49] All you have to do is call up the president of Mexico. [13:52] Did... I even... Look. [13:54] I mean, not only did they pay, I even called the Gulf of Mexico the Gulf of America, okay? [14:01] That's a form. [14:05] That's a form of payment. [14:08] Now, you know, it's interesting, though. [14:09] But for years, I've looked, and we have 92, 93% of the frontage, and they have about 7, 7.5%, to be exact, 7.4%. [14:19] And I said, you know, why is it called the Gulf of Mexico? [14:24] We have much more frontage. [14:27] It should be called the Gulf of America. [14:30] And, see, I don't think I could have done this in my first term. [14:33] This is a much more powerful term. [14:35] I can do stuff that's unbelievable. [14:38] I don't think I could do it. [14:46] So I put it in. [14:47] I called Google, Google Maps. [14:49] See, Google wouldn't have taken my call in the first. [14:51] Now they kiss my ass, you know? [14:53] Well, I also changed the name of a lake in Canada to the Lake America, right? [15:04] Lake America. [15:08] Anyway, no, Canada's taken advantage of us for 50 years. [15:13] And I love the... I love the people of Canada, but the politicians are terrible. [15:16] And, you know, we lose $90 billion a year. [15:19] I don't like losing money in anything. [15:21] So we're making... [15:23] At some point, we're making a deal that's going to be amazing. [15:26] But for years, we've lost billions and billions of dollars. [15:30] And they just felt so emboldened. [15:32] You know, we had Trudeau, who's not a good... not a good guy. [15:36] Loser. I mean, you know, I don't... [15:38] Loser! [15:39] And your current guy's good, but he's a nice guy. [15:45] But he's not nice when it comes to trade. [15:47] And they're learning, and they're suffering. [15:50] They do 95% of their business with us. [15:53] We do very little with them by comparison. [15:55] And they, you know, I just don't want to lose... [15:57] I mean, if it's okay with you... [15:59] If it's okay with you, I do not want to lose, as your representative, [16:04] $90 billion for the privilege of allowing Canada [16:08] to have a health care system and other things that they shouldn't be having. [16:12] They spend money. [16:14] They spend our money very unwisely. [16:20] But the last time the radical Democrats had power, [16:23] they gave us the worst inflation in American history, [16:27] the highest energy prices in American history, [16:30] the worst trade deficit in American history. [16:33] They allowed 25 million people to pour across our borders [16:38] from all over the world they came. [16:40] It was an invasion. [16:41] It was like a military invasion. [16:43] And if they win in the midterms, they will do it again. [16:46] They're going to open your borders. [16:47] And we're still getting rid of the worst of the worst. [16:50] We got most of them out of here. [16:52] We got most of them out of here. [16:58] But the proud people of Kentucky will never let that happen. [17:02] You were suffering with us. [17:04] We were winning all those elections together. [17:06] But every time I came up, you were about as angry as any state. [17:10] It was just terrible. [17:12] Who would want that? [17:13] I mean, they had an open border, no check, no balance, totally unvetted. [17:20] No, like, where do you come from? [17:23] They came from the Congo. [17:24] They emptied their jails from the Congo. [17:26] They came from all over South America. [17:28] They emptied their jails. [17:30] They were drug dealers. [17:33] They came from mental institutions. [17:35] And they had 11,888 murderers, most of whom committed more than one murder. [17:42] Why would we accept these people into our country? [17:45] Do you think they're going to reform? [17:47] Does anyone think those murderers would be very nice people, nice, gentle people as your [17:52] next-door neighbor? [17:53] No, they'll kill you. [17:55] You know, an amazing one is that North Carolina, they have a governor named Cooper. [18:00] By the way, Andy, you're so high up, you don't mind if I talk about other people. [18:04] Andy is doing so well, I think we could talk about other people. [18:07] We've got to get you two congressmen. [18:12] But we have a fantastic guy, Michael Watley, who's the head of the Republican Party. [18:17] Right? [18:18] Right? [18:19] They know. [18:20] He's fantastic. [18:22] So anyway, this governor is a radical left governor who tries to pretend he's, his name [18:26] is Cooper. [18:28] And everyone thinks he's like this, Monica. [18:31] He's not. [18:31] He's radical left. [18:32] He's a lunatic. [18:33] And you remember the late Willie Horton, Governor Dukakis, running for president. [18:42] He had a 15-point lead. [18:44] He allowed a man named Willie Horton out of prison during the race. [18:48] And Willie Horton went on to kill three women, rape and kill three women in very rapid succession. [18:54] And he had a lead of 15 that turned into a minus 10 within about two days. [19:01] And he was out of the race and he lost the race terribly. [19:04] He lost it badly. [19:05] And then I see Cooper. [19:06] And so here's the story. [19:10] He let out, right? [19:12] 88 murderers. [19:15] You know why he let them out? [19:17] It was COVID. [19:18] And he didn't want them to catch COVID. [19:20] And many of them were on death, essentially death row, but they were on very extreme lockup. [19:28] They were murderers. [19:29] So he let out 88 murderers because he didn't want them to be subject to COVID. [19:35] And by the way, these guys weren't going to be hurt. [19:37] They were strong. [19:38] They were not going to be hurt. [19:40] They were not 84 years old and seriously obese like some of my friends that kicked the bucket. [19:46] I had a friend of mine, a genius, a great real estate man. [19:50] He was 82, severely obese, totally a great man, great man, great real estate guy. [20:00] And he called me, he says, Don. [20:03] And it was just, he always used to call me Donnie in the real estate. [20:07] Once I became president, he called me president, which is nice. [20:09] I didn't tell him to change. [20:11] But he was one of the wealthiest. [20:13] He was one of the wealthiest men in New York, a very tremendous guy. [20:19] But he was heavy. [20:20] He was old. [20:21] He suffered from the three worst things. [20:23] Rich. [20:24] He was rich, heavy, and old. [20:26] That is a perfect COVID victim. [20:29] And he died of COVID. [20:31] He said, I'm going to the hospital, president. [20:34] I'm going to go there and have COVID. [20:36] I'll be out in a couple of days. [20:37] I'll give you a call. [20:39] I called up the next day. [20:40] I said, how is so-and-so doing? [20:44] They said, sir, he's in a coma. [20:46] I said, he's in a coma the following day. [20:49] And then he died a couple of days later. [20:51] It was unbelievable. [20:51] These guys were not going to die. [20:54] And if they did, I guess that would have been okay. [20:58] They were murderers. [21:00] 88. [21:01] Is that right, ladies? [21:02] 88. [21:03] Okay. [21:04] So Governor Cooper, this is worse than Willie Horton and Dukakis. [21:08] So Governor Cooper released the 88 people, released them, because he didn't want them to catch COVID and their murderers. [21:20] They murdered, of the 88, 25 of them murdered someone almost immediately. [21:27] And people don't want to tell the story. [21:31] They don't want to tell the story. [21:32] The fake news doesn't want to tell the story. [21:34] That's much worse than Willie Horton. [21:38] 88 people came out, 25. [21:40] And that was as of a month or two ago. [21:42] I'm sure there's a couple of other murders that they did. [21:44] So, and these people are from North Carolina. [21:48] Am I, is that a correct story? [21:49] And nobody talks about the story. [21:52] If that were a Republican, that story would be known all over the world. [21:56] So you shouldn't, you shouldn't vote for Roy Cooper. [21:59] You should vote for Michael Watley. [22:01] And Michael was in, you know, Michael was the head of the Republican Party of North Carolina during my time. [22:09] But during the second run, and I won North Carolina. [22:13] Other states allowed cheating. [22:16] You go up and down. [22:17] And he held it tight, tight, tight. [22:19] I said, you know, if I ever do this again, I'm going to take that guy from North. [22:23] I hardly know him, but he was so good. [22:25] He hired 613 lawyers. [22:28] He had lawyers at every voting booth in the state. [22:32] And there was no cheating. [22:34] In other states, it was tremendous. [22:36] Georgia, Pennsylvania. [22:38] It was tremendous. [22:39] I had it won. [22:40] Everybody went to bed that night saying, oh, great. [22:42] Our president has been. [22:43] And then they woke up in the morning. [22:46] It all started happening at around 3.07. [22:49] Oh, we just found a box of ballots, many boxes of ballots, actually. [22:54] And hundreds of boxes of ballots just happened to be found. [22:59] And so people went to bed happy. [23:00] And they woke up, turned on the news. [23:03] And they saw the election was rigged. [23:05] But I said, but in North Carolina, we won because of him. [23:09] And I said, you know, if I ever do this again, I'm going to take that guy from North Carolina [23:13] and I'm going to put him in charge of the Republican Party. [23:16] And I did with my daughter-in-law, Lara. [23:21] Lara is great. [23:25] And they were co-equals. [23:27] And I'm telling you, they were incredible, right? [23:29] They were incredible. [23:30] Now, Michael Watley is running. [23:33] And we got to get him in because he will be fantastic. [23:36] He's a fantastic man. [23:38] He's a little bit like John Eustad. [23:40] You know, he's understated, but a killer. [23:41] John Eustad's a killer. [23:44] Can you imagine? [23:45] He takes people's heads off. [23:46] I thought he was the nicest, meekest person. [23:49] I would have fought him. [23:51] No, I would have had a fight with him, Andy. [23:54] And it would not have been a good situation for me, right? [23:58] But Watley is sort of the same thing, but not in a physical sense. [24:02] He's a mental killer. [24:04] And he's a great guy. [24:06] And I hope he does well. [24:07] I hope you're out there working for him because he deserves to work. [24:10] So less than two years ago, the radical left Democrats, [24:14] and it's a new term I use over the last few... [24:17] I can't believe it took me nine years to come up with it. [24:20] I take the E out and I replace it with a U for dumb. [24:25] And most people don't know it has a B. [24:28] I don't even need to say that because the media always changes that one around, [24:34] so I won't say it too much. [24:36] But most people don't know dumb. [24:37] Most people think dumb is spelled D-U-M. [24:39] But I take out the E, Democrat. [24:44] I take out the E, replace it with a simple U. [24:47] And they're Democrats because they have the worst policy of any human beings [24:51] that have ever lived. [24:52] Men and women's sports. [24:56] The transgender mutilization of your children. [24:59] How about the transgender mutilization? [25:02] How about open borders? [25:03] How about open borders? [25:04] So, sleepy Joe Biden and his whole group of crooks handed us the dark age of America. [25:14] It was the dark age, and they weaponized our government. [25:18] You know, it's crazy. [25:19] If somebody's under investigation from the... [25:22] Donald Trump is weaponizing! [25:26] They indicted me. [25:27] They went after me like nobody's ever gone after. [25:30] They went after our people. [25:32] Probably people in this audience. [25:35] Something came out. [25:36] If you had a hat, if you bought a Make America Great Again, [25:40] you were under investigation by deranged Jack Smith. [25:44] Did you see that yesterday? [25:45] It came out. [25:46] They were after anybody that bought a Make America Great... [25:49] And then they say, I've weaponized. [25:52] I'm a baby, by comparison. [25:54] These people were sick. [25:56] But they gave us the dark age of America, [25:59] and we quickly turned it. [26:01] And I had no idea we could do it this quickly. [26:03] We turned it into the golden age of America. [26:05] We're in the golden age of America. [26:07] So our nation is doing better now than ever before, [26:13] but the fake news refuses to talk about it very much, [26:17] and we're setting records and numbers [26:19] that nobody ever thought could happen. [26:22] And so, because of the fact that they... [26:25] The fake news and they're back there, [26:26] those cameras are rolling. [26:28] Although the red light always goes off [26:30] whenever I mention the fake news [26:32] because they're afraid I'm going to tell them [26:33] how crooked they are, [26:35] how dishonest they are. [26:37] So I'm going to go and do it myself [26:39] because the fake news won't, [26:41] so I do it myself when we get the word out. [26:44] It was just announced [26:45] that under Republican leadership, [26:48] incomes for hard-working Americans [26:50] have soared to the highest level ever recorded. [26:56] Thank you. [26:56] Number two, these are stats that are... [27:06] Number one, they're irrefutable, [27:08] but they're just so potent and so ridiculous [27:11] that I shouldn't even have to... [27:12] I shouldn't be forced to stand up here much longer. [27:16] Was he a friend or a foe? [27:19] I think he's a friend. [27:22] Are you a friend or a foe? [27:24] Because being foe in this arena [27:26] can be a very dangerous thing. [27:27] So these are stats that are so good [27:32] that I shouldn't have to be forced [27:34] to stand up here and talk [27:35] for these guys all day long. [27:37] But it is a nice afternoon. [27:40] It is Saturday, I do believe. [27:43] Got to get that right. [27:45] Remember, remember Biden? [27:47] It's great to be in Florida. [27:48] And he was in Maine. [27:50] It's great to... [27:51] He's got palm trees. [27:52] Remember, it's the palm trees all over the place. [27:56] He's in Maine. [27:59] It's great to be in Florida. [28:01] But we don't have that anymore. [28:04] We have somebody that happens to be respected. [28:07] President Xi was here last week. [28:09] And they respect our country now. [28:11] Okay, number two. [28:13] More Americans are working today [28:16] than at any time in the history of our country. [28:20] And just so you know, that's... [28:26] And I shouldn't say this, because... [28:28] But that's despite the fact [28:31] that we let go of, as gently as we could, [28:34] over one million federal employees. [28:37] Because... [28:38] And they hate me. [28:41] But now they like me. [28:42] You know why? [28:43] They've all gone out [28:44] and gotten private sector jobs [28:46] for much more money. [28:47] And they like the job. [28:48] We had ten people doing one job. [28:50] We had... [28:51] We had situations [28:53] where there was one job, [28:54] and we had ten people [28:55] hanging around doing one job. [28:57] So I let over a million people. [28:59] So how about... [29:00] How about our numbers? [29:01] I could make... [29:01] You know what the Democrats do [29:02] to make their numbers look good? [29:03] They hire... [29:04] I could do that tomorrow. [29:05] I could say right now, [29:07] Jim, right there. [29:08] I could say, Jim, [29:09] hire one and a half million people [29:11] for the federal government. [29:11] Yes, sir. [29:13] We have employment numbers [29:15] that are the greatest in history. [29:17] But that's not making America great again. [29:20] What's making America great again [29:22] is the private sector, [29:23] and we need absolutely federal people, [29:26] but we don't need ten for every job. [29:27] So I let over a million go, [29:31] and these numbers are phenomenal despite that. [29:33] But many of these people have gone out. [29:35] They've gotten private sector jobs, [29:37] a job they like much more. [29:39] Their wife likes them much more, [29:41] or their husband. [29:42] They like them much more. [29:43] They get much more turned on [29:44] by the fact that the husband's got a better job [29:46] than he used to have. [29:48] They became... [29:49] They become almost violent [29:50] in their love for their husband, [29:52] and they make more money. [29:57] So number two, the poverty rate. [29:59] has just reached its highest, best number. [30:03] It's the best number that we've ever had. [30:05] So you would call it the lowest level [30:07] in American history. [30:09] So think of that. [30:11] We have more people working than ever before. [30:13] The people in this room are making more money [30:16] than they've ever made before. [30:18] And poor people are losing less. [30:21] They're in better shape. [30:23] Poor people, they're... [30:24] So, with those three stats, [30:27] with that, Kentucky, [30:29] I would like to say farewell [30:31] and I hope you have a wonderful Saturday afternoon. [30:34] I'm leaving. [30:34] Goodbye, everybody. [30:35] No, because what do I have to... [30:44] Ed, what do I have to... [30:45] Why should I talk? [30:46] Think of it. [30:47] We have more people working, [30:49] and we've gotten rid of a lot of government workers, [30:51] but they're all working. [30:53] Better job. [30:54] So they have more people working than ever before. [30:56] The average income is the highest it's ever been, [31:00] and the poverty number is the best it's ever been. [31:03] So I can stand up here and bullshit for two hours. [31:06] So sometimes I really think, Ed, [31:11] when I have these numbers, I say, [31:12] you know, let's just get the hell out of here. [31:15] I'm not going to top it, [31:16] because how can you do better than that? [31:18] African-American poverty, [31:20] Hispanic-American poverty, [31:22] and Native American poverty rates [31:23] are at their all-time best, [31:27] the all-time lowest levels ever recorded. [31:31] The stock market has hit. [31:38] You know, when I did the little excursion [31:40] to the Islamic, [31:42] the beautiful Islamic Republic of Iran, [31:45] we beat the shit out of them. [31:47] But when I did that excursion, [31:50] we knocked out their nuclear capacity. [31:52] Somebody said, oh, well, wasn't it worth it? [31:55] I said, they cannot have a nuclear weapon. [31:56] They can't, because they'll use it. [31:58] So anyway, but when I did that excursion, [32:00] we were rocking. [32:01] We were rocking and rolling. [32:03] I told my guys, Scott Howard and Jameson, [32:06] all of them, Marco, J.D., [32:08] I said, we have to go to the Middle East [32:11] for a period of time. [32:12] We're going to knock out the weapons. [32:13] We're going to be there a little bit longer, [32:15] because, but I did, actually, [32:17] I said, we're going to knock out, [32:18] and I did that within the period of time, I said, [32:20] but we have to make sure it doesn't come back. [32:22] That's what we're doing. [32:23] It's not going to, it's going to end very quickly. [32:24] And when it ends, by the way, [32:26] when it ends, [32:28] your gas prices are going down [32:30] to lower than what they were before. [32:33] But the stock market has hit [32:37] in a little more than a year and a half, [32:40] has hit 88 all-time highs since the election. [32:45] Think of the 88. [32:50] And what does that mean? [32:51] That means your 401ks are at the highest level. [32:55] One of the people, [32:56] I met one of the people yesterday. [32:58] I'm all over the place. [32:59] I go all over the place. [33:01] People say, how the hell does he do it? [33:03] Honestly, I have no idea. [33:05] But I meet, I meet people all over the place, [33:08] and this one man said to me yesterday, [33:10] he said, you know, I looked at, [33:13] I hadn't looked at it in a long time. [33:14] I looked at my 401k, I'm up 61% in the last year. [33:19] 61%. [33:20] And my wife loves me. [33:22] She thinks I'm a great investor. [33:23] She never thought I was a good, [33:25] she'd always say, you don't know anything about money. [33:27] Now I said, I just hit 61. [33:29] And sir, I didn't do anything. [33:30] I just don't. [33:31] No, your 401ks are at the highest point [33:33] they've ever been. [33:34] You're all, does anybody have 401ks? [33:37] Everybody. [33:38] You know, when the Democrats, [33:40] the Democrats, they go like 401ks. [33:43] Well, the stock market doesn't mean it. [33:45] Well, the stock market basically is your 401ks. [33:48] The stock market means a lot. [33:50] You know, they say, he always uses the stock market. [33:52] Well, actually, I do when it's good. [33:54] If it's bad, I don't use it. [33:56] If it has a bad day, I'd never talk. [33:58] We don't have too many bad days, by the way. [34:01] Exports. [34:01] This is a great one. [34:02] Exports. [34:03] So Barack Hussein Obama. [34:05] Have you, has anyone heard of Barack Hussein Obama? [34:07] Remember Rush Limbaugh? [34:11] He used to go, Barack Hussein Obama. [34:14] Barack Hussein. [34:16] Scream out Hussein. [34:17] Now, Barack Hussein Obama said, [34:19] we'll never be a manufacturing country again. [34:21] And despite that, you know, [34:23] we have factories being built all over $21 trillion. [34:26] We have factories being built all over your state, [34:29] all over the country. [34:31] Car plants are coming back. [34:33] Pharmaceutical companies are building $600 billion worth. [34:37] We're going to make all our drugs here. [34:39] But exports have just, just announced, [34:43] soared to the highest level in American history. [34:47] That means we make a product and we sell it to other people. [34:50] That's the old-fashioned way. [34:52] That's the way. [34:55] And less than two years ago, [34:57] and this was told to me by many leaders, [35:00] the king of Saudi Arabia said it. [35:03] They said, a short time ago, [35:06] we thought your country was dead. [35:07] It was a dead country. [35:08] It was laughed at all over the world. [35:10] You had an incompetent president. [35:11] How about would they try and say, he was wonderful? [35:14] He was a wonder. [35:16] He was a wonder. [35:17] I still don't get the debate. [35:20] I still don't get the debate. [35:22] Did they put him out there to lose? [35:25] Did they put, what was that all about? [35:28] I think they wanted to make a change, [35:30] so they put him into the lion's den. [35:32] But, uh, I thought he got, personally, I enjoyed the way he debated. [35:40] But, but think of it. [35:42] So the leaders of the world said, just a short time ago, sir, [35:46] they talked to me, Mr. President, we thought your country was dead. [35:50] And today you have the hottest country anywhere in the world. [35:53] We're the hottest country in the world. [35:55] In four long years of crooked Joe Biden and the Biden administration, [36:06] they got less than $1 trillion of new investment in the United States. [36:11] That's in four years. [36:13] In a little more than one year since I took office, [36:17] we have secured commitments and money pouring in of more than $21 trillion. [36:23] Thank you. [36:24] There's never been a time. [36:26] There's never been a time like that. [36:28] I told yesterday, I said, uh, that one of the rallies, [36:33] all of the rallies are so hot. [36:35] The rallies have changed the whole thing, you know? [36:39] These poor people, they're, they're going like, [36:40] something strange is happening here. [36:43] Because, you know, two weeks ago they had a lot, [36:45] then I started the rallies and all of a sudden [36:47] the Republican Party is starting to look very good. [36:51] It's starting to look very good. [36:52] We're winning, you know, in Texas. [36:56] Poll just came out this morning [36:57] where our candidate, Ken Paxton, is leading now in Texas. [37:05] He's the greatest attorney general in the history of Texas. [37:11] One of the greatest in the history of our country. [37:13] Why shouldn't he be the guy? [37:15] That's the guy you want. [37:16] But he's the greatest in the history of Texas. [37:19] Why shouldn't he win? [37:20] The other guy's a freak. [37:22] Tala Frico. [37:23] They call him Tala Frico. [37:26] Can you imagine? [37:27] He's a vegetarian. [37:28] My wife corrected me. [37:30] I was calling it vegan. [37:31] I know nothing about that. [37:32] I don't have, I don't like eating a piece of celery for dinner. [37:37] I don't like, I'll have a piece of lettuce. [37:39] Do you ever go out with a, [37:41] my wife said to me, our great first lady, [37:43] she said, darling, it's not vegan, it's vegan. [37:49] And then she said, please don't dance. [37:51] You're the president of the United States. [37:53] I said, please don't, sir, she goes, she goes, please don't dance. [38:02] Look, she said to me, let me explain something to you. [38:07] You are the president of the United States. [38:10] You don't dance off the stage. [38:13] You don't dance. [38:14] And I said, darling, I just won the election in a landslide. [38:23] I won every single swing state, 87% of the counties in the country, [38:29] won the popular vote, won everything. [38:32] Darling, they like it. [38:34] But you know what else she hates? [38:36] She hates when I do the women. [38:43] Oh, I can't do it. [38:45] I can't do it. [38:46] The mom and the dad, mom and dad are rooting her wrong and can't do it. [38:52] Then the guy comes up. [38:55] He's a failed male white lifter. [38:58] A total fail, one of the worst. [39:00] And he comes up, 211 pounds in one hand. [39:09] And how ridiculous is the whole thing, right? [39:12] Can you imagine? [39:13] I only talk about it, and I think, Andy, this is important. [39:15] I only talk about it about a week or two out, [39:19] because honestly, I don't want them to change their policy, [39:22] because if they have this policy, [39:24] unless they cheat even better than they do, [39:26] because the thing they do best is cheat, [39:29] but will never lose, they can't lose. [39:31] I mean, they have men and women's sports. [39:34] Whoever heard of such a thing, men and women's sports? [39:37] They have the transgender mutilization of your child, your children. [39:46] Timmy goes out, goes to school, [39:49] comes back four days later as Sarah. [39:53] It's true. [39:54] I think we have five or six states [39:56] where they could actually just do that, [39:58] and they do it. [39:58] They're sick people. [40:00] But think of that, open borders. [40:02] To me, open borders is so bad for this country. [40:06] And all of the things I just said, [40:07] and many more, [40:09] they're going to do again if they win. [40:11] That's why you have to get out and vote. [40:13] That's the way I'm doing this. [40:14] I don't need to do this. [40:15] I could sit home. [40:16] I already won. [40:18] Somebody said, [40:18] good luck with the election. [40:20] I said, no, I already won. [40:21] I don't need to do this. [40:23] But I have to because if they win the midterms, [40:27] all of a sudden you're going to see a slide, [40:29] and all of the crap that we talk about, [40:31] the incompetent stuff that we talk about, [40:33] is going to come back, [40:35] and we're going to go through the same process. [40:36] And I don't think our country can handle it again. [40:39] I really don't. [40:40] So that's why I'm here working my ass off for you. [40:45] I didn't have to do it. [41:01] Thank you. [41:02] Thank you. [41:04] Thank you very much. [41:06] So thanks to my favorite word, [41:09] which is now my fifth favorite word. [41:12] You know that story. [41:13] I used to say tariff is my favorite word, [41:16] and the press went after me. [41:17] What about God? [41:19] What about wife, family, relationship? [41:23] So I made tariff number five. [41:25] And now they leave me alone. [41:28] But thanks to my fifth favorite word [41:32] in the dictionary, tariff, [41:34] Ford is investing all this money, [41:36] just so you know. [41:37] There's no tariff to pay [41:39] if they come in and build their plant in Kentucky [41:41] or any one of our states. [41:43] There's no tariff. [41:44] It's very simple. [41:48] And that's why we have billions and billions of dollars [41:51] of plant and equipment and factories [41:55] and everything under construction right now. [41:57] Nobody's ever seen anything like it. [42:00] But thanks to tariffs and the right leader, [42:05] $2 billion in its largest plant, [42:08] they're building the largest plant in the entire country. [42:11] The Louisville Assembly Plant [42:13] is creating more than 4,000 Kentucky jobs. [42:17] Right? [42:18] And just last month, [42:23] GE Appliances announced [42:24] a brand-new $1 billion investment [42:27] to expand its manufacturing in Kentucky, [42:31] creating 5,712 jobs. [42:34] And today, this could be breaking news. [42:42] It is certainly for your state. [42:45] I'm pleased to announce that [42:46] if the Republicans win, [42:51] because the Democrats can't do it. [42:53] This is simple. [42:54] If the Republicans win, [42:57] you better get out and vote. [42:58] This is the biggest one. [42:59] This is the one that, [43:00] oh, I tell you what, [43:02] Andy Barr is going to be very happy when he hears it. [43:04] But you have to win, Andy. [43:05] Otherwise, forget it. [43:07] If the Republicans win, [43:09] the Department of War [43:10] will be investing $100 million [43:14] in the pharmaceutical company Anthea [43:18] to revitalize a gigantic drug manufacturing facility [43:22] in Winchester, Kentucky. [43:25] That's a big one. [43:32] That's a big revitalization project. [43:36] But if the Democrats win, [43:38] it doesn't... [43:38] Because they wouldn't be able to do it. [43:40] They wouldn't even know what you're talking about. [43:41] They have no idea. [43:43] And they're going to gut the Department of War [43:47] and we're going to have not much... [43:49] You know, think of how good our... [43:51] I rebuilt the military my first term. [43:54] And then Biden gave a lot of it away to Ukraine. [43:57] He gave a lot of it. [43:58] They would have paid. [43:59] All you had to do was ask the European Union for money. [44:01] They would have paid. [44:02] So I came and I did that. [44:03] But we have the greatest military [44:05] anywhere in the world. [44:07] The greatest. [44:08] And our country is doing so well [44:14] under Republican leadership. [44:16] Here's your other big story, in my opinion. [44:18] I don't know. [44:18] Maybe people don't believe it. [44:20] But if they don't, they're foolish [44:21] because I do everything I say. [44:24] You know, they had a newscaster on today [44:26] who wasn't necessarily a fan. [44:28] I guess pretty normalized. [44:31] And he said, you know, promises made, promises kept. [44:35] That's something that Trump talks about. [44:36] And he said, whether you like it or not, [44:40] he has actually done far more things than he promised. [44:43] And he's the only politician I remember. [44:45] I've done a lot more. [44:46] I've done things... [44:47] I never promised, like, Greenland. [44:50] I never promised Venezuela. [44:53] You know how much money we're taking out of Venezuela? [44:56] Hundreds of billions of dollars [44:58] we're taking out of Venezuela. [44:59] We're working with the Venezuela. [45:01] One day. [45:04] One day. [45:06] But think of that. [45:08] But if Republicans win the House of Representatives [45:12] and the Senate, [45:13] I'm going to give all adult citizens [45:16] in the United States of America $5,000. [45:19] Because you deserve it. [45:21] And only Republicans can do that [45:29] because the Democrats, they can't do it [45:31] because we're taking in massive amounts of money [45:35] through tariffs and record-setting economic success. [45:38] The Democrats won't do that. [45:40] They can't do it. [45:41] They don't know how to do it. [45:42] They can't do it. [45:43] It's not in their policy. [45:44] Their policy is to raise your taxes. [45:46] So the exact opposite will happen, actually. [45:49] If the Democrats win, you will have, in my opinion, [45:52] I hope I'm wrong about this, [45:54] but I hope they don't win, [45:54] 1929-style economic... [45:58] You're going to have a depression. [46:00] They're incompetent. [46:02] If the Republicans win, [46:04] you'll each have $5,000 in your pocket [46:07] and economic success for our country [46:10] like we have never seen before. [46:12] And remember, [46:15] because they like to say, [46:18] oh, well, maybe he won't do that. [46:20] I always do it. [46:21] And remember, about a year ago, [46:23] I promised the military a bonus, right? [46:26] Everyone said, oh, he won't do that. [46:28] He can't do that. [46:29] Really? [46:29] So I said to the generals, [46:31] how much can we afford to give our military members, [46:34] all members of the military? [46:36] And they came back, [46:37] and they said, $1,775. [46:41] So I said, hmm, that's a strange number. [46:45] $1,775. [46:46] And everyone came in, [46:48] and they said, [46:49] sir, these handsome guys like better than any movie. [46:52] They don't have good-looking guys in the movies. [46:55] These guys are good-looking. [46:56] And these three generals were like, [46:57] sir, we could do $1,775. [47:02] And some... [47:04] Thank you. [47:06] This is my sidekick, over here. [47:08] So we can have $1,775. [47:12] And it sounded strange to me, [47:13] and then I realized why. [47:14] Because with $1 more, it's $1,776, right? [47:17] So I said, [47:22] General, can you scrounge together one more dollar for everybody? [47:26] Yes, sir. [47:28] I said, you know what that means? [47:29] Yes, sir. [47:29] It means $1,776. [47:32] I said, isn't that a great number? [47:33] So the Democrats said, [47:35] you'll never be able to do that. [47:36] I did it immediately. [47:37] It was paid a year ago. [47:39] I do what I say. [47:40] And just as another little backup, [47:46] the Trump dividend, [47:46] call the $5,000. [47:48] The Trump dividend is approximately $1 trillion. [47:52] But we have a record-setting $21 trillion [47:55] that's pouring into our country right now. [47:57] And when you start thinking about it, [48:00] it's not really that much. [48:01] We have more money coming into our country [48:04] than at any time for any country. [48:06] That includes China and everybody else. [48:08] And many times greater, [48:10] just not a little bit greater. [48:11] The only caveat is [48:14] that the Trump dividend, [48:17] you have to spend the money [48:18] in the United States of America. [48:26] Recirculation. [48:29] Recirculation. [48:29] You have to spend it. [48:30] In other words, [48:32] you can't get your check. [48:33] Darling, darling, [48:34] I got my check for $5,000. [48:36] And she says, [48:36] so do I, so do I. [48:37] They both get it. [48:39] So do I, darling. [48:40] Oh. [48:41] Let's go to Japan [48:42] and have a wonderful... [48:44] Let's go to the beautiful country of France [48:48] and get involved in the revolution. [48:51] Or let's spend the money in China. [48:55] No. [48:56] I said, yes, [48:58] I thought it was very cute yesterday. [48:59] I said, [49:00] or what you're going to do is [49:02] let's go to Miami Beach [49:04] and have some fun. [49:05] And then I said, [49:09] I thought this was very cute. [49:10] I said, [49:11] or let's go and join the president [49:13] for lunch at Mar-a-Lago [49:16] and we'll buy... [49:17] And we'll buy at Mar-a-Lago [49:24] one hamburger [49:25] and a small dessert. [49:27] That'll take up about $5,000. [49:29] But the choice in this election [49:34] is very simple. [49:35] You could vote for the radical left [49:38] Democrat communists [49:39] to loot your wealth, [49:41] raise your taxes [49:42] by $5 trillion. [49:44] These are the only people [49:45] I've ever seen [49:46] that we will... [49:48] Do you ever watch them [49:49] in the campaign? [49:50] All my life, [49:51] I've watched politicians. [49:53] I've always found it interesting. [49:55] It's nice to know [49:56] you have a president [49:56] that was at least interested [49:58] in politics. [49:59] But all my life, [50:00] I've watched. [50:01] And there were always, [50:02] we will cut your taxes, [50:03] we will cut your taxes. [50:05] Democrat, [50:06] there were... [50:07] This is the only group [50:08] of lunatics that said, [50:09] we are going to raise your taxes. [50:10] They're saying, [50:11] we will raise your taxes. [50:13] Who the hell's voting [50:14] for these people? [50:17] Transgender, [50:18] open borders, [50:19] men and women's sports, [50:20] and we're going to raise your taxes [50:22] on top of everything else. [50:23] I'm telling you, [50:26] they have the worst policy I've ever... [50:27] That's why we call them Democrats. [50:29] But they're going to annihilate [50:31] your borders, [50:32] decimate Kentucky farms [50:33] and energies, [50:35] mutilate your children [50:36] and give 25 million [50:37] illegal aliens amnesty [50:39] and the right to vote. [50:40] They want amnesty [50:41] for the illegal aliens, [50:42] and they want to give them [50:44] the right to vote. [50:48] You can defeat [50:49] the Democrat communists [50:51] and vote for [50:51] more money in your pockets, [50:53] bigger paychecks [50:54] for your family, [50:55] much lower taxes, [50:59] almost no crime, [51:00] a booming Kentucky economy, [51:02] and no amnesty [51:04] for illegal aliens. [51:05] You get that [51:08] if you vote Republican. [51:12] But just think of [51:13] what we've accomplished [51:14] in less than two years' time. [51:17] More than I thought. [51:18] I don't want to act like... [51:20] I mean, more. [51:20] I didn't think you could do it. [51:21] If I would have said this [51:22] during the campaign, [51:23] you would have said, [51:24] this guy's crazy. [51:26] We inherited the worst border [51:27] in American history by far, [51:30] and we turned it into [51:32] the strongest [51:32] and most secure border [51:34] in the history of our country. [51:35] And in the past, [51:37] a number just came out [51:38] a couple of days ago. [51:40] In the past 17 months, [51:43] zero illegal aliens [51:45] have been admitted [51:45] into the United States [51:47] through our Southern. [51:48] Right? [51:50] And last year, [51:58] in Moorhead, Kentucky, [52:00] an illegal alien criminal [52:01] let in under [52:03] Sleepy Joe Biden [52:05] and the Democrats [52:06] attempted to rape a woman [52:08] then shoot her, [52:09] 15-year-old son. [52:11] He died immediately. [52:14] That illegal alien [52:14] had been detained [52:16] by police in Louisville [52:17] two years prior, [52:19] and he should have been deported. [52:21] But he was allowed to stay [52:23] and commit this heinous crime [52:26] thanks to Louisville's [52:28] horrible sanctuary city policy. [52:31] We're going to get rid [52:31] of sanctuary cities, [52:32] which released criminal [52:35] illegal aliens [52:36] into your streets. [52:39] And if you vote for Andy Barr [52:40] and the Republican Congress, [52:42] we will end sanctuary cities [52:44] in America once and for all. [52:50] A sanctuary city [52:51] is a place that's made [52:54] to protect criminals, [52:55] and they don't even give ICE, [52:57] and ICE are heroes, [52:59] and Border Patrol are heroes, [53:01] and our law enforcement [53:02] is heroes. [53:07] I mean, they have a murderer [53:08] in New York, a murderer. [53:11] ICE comes, we'd like to have them. [53:12] They let them escape purposely. [53:15] This is happening [53:16] all over the country. [53:18] They're cuckoo. [53:19] They're sick. [53:19] There's something wrong with them. [53:21] Two years ago, [53:22] our country was infested [53:23] with thousands of members [53:25] of the savage Venezuela gang, [53:28] Trendyaragua, [53:29] who were killing and maiming [53:30] innocent Americans, [53:32] a bloody rampage [53:33] all across our country, [53:34] especially in Colorado. [53:37] Poor Colorado. [53:38] They were just invaded. [53:39] They took over apartment houses. [53:40] They lived there. [53:42] Everybody was afraid [53:43] to do anything about it. [53:44] On day one, [53:45] I invoked the Alien Enemies Act [53:48] to smash and destroy [53:49] Trendyaragua, [53:50] and I did. [53:51] And we sent them [53:52] to a giant prison [53:53] in El Salvador [53:54] where they never [53:57] will be threatening [53:59] Americans again. [54:00] One man called the police [54:01] because his apartment building [54:03] was taken over. [54:05] Called the police. [54:06] And they grabbed him, [54:07] slapped him around. [54:09] They said, [54:09] did you call the police? [54:10] Yes, I did. [54:11] You're taking my apartment. [54:13] They cut off his hand. [54:15] He said, [54:15] you'll never make [54:16] another call again. [54:17] In less than two years, [54:19] we achieved [54:19] the largest drop [54:20] in violent crime [54:21] ever recorded. [54:23] The murder rate, [54:24] and that's despite having [54:25] still some, [54:26] we got most of them out, [54:27] but we still have some to go. [54:30] The murder rate [54:30] is at the lowest level [54:32] in 125 years [54:34] since 1919. [54:36] Think of it, [54:37] the murder rate, [54:38] despite the fact [54:38] that we still have work to do. [54:40] But we've done [54:42] a hell of a job. [54:43] We've gotten the worst, [54:43] the worst of the worst, [54:44] we call them. [54:45] Thanks to a Republican Congress, [54:48] I signed the great, [54:49] big, beautiful bill [54:50] delivering the largest tax cuts [54:52] in American history. [54:53] We gave you, [54:57] and Andy covered this [54:58] very nicely in his speech. [54:59] I listened to him [55:00] coming in that beautiful [55:01] Air Force One, [55:02] I'm coming in, [55:02] I'm listening to Andy, [55:04] and he told you, [55:05] we gave you [55:06] no tax on tips, [55:08] no tax on overtime, [55:09] no tax on social security [55:11] for our great seniors. [55:12] We did that. [55:13] And one of the biggest things [55:17] to protect your family ranches, [55:19] farms, and small businesses, [55:21] we eliminated the unfair [55:22] estate tax [55:24] or the death tax. [55:25] We eliminated it. [55:30] You know, [55:31] families were leaving [55:33] their farms to their kids. [55:34] Mother and father, [55:35] they loved the kids. [55:36] The kids grew up [55:37] on the farm, [55:37] they want to stay [55:38] on the farm, [55:39] and small business too, [55:40] but I don't know, [55:41] I always think about, [55:42] I think about it more [55:43] for farms. [55:45] And they leave the farm [55:47] to their children, [55:49] and then the government [55:50] comes along [55:51] and assesses it [55:52] for a lot of money, [55:53] and they have to go out [55:54] and raise a lot of money. [55:55] They borrow the money [55:55] from the bank. [55:57] They're unable [55:58] to pay the interest. [55:59] The bank forecloses [56:00] on the farm, [56:01] and many times [56:02] the kids commit suicide. [56:04] You know that. [56:05] It's a horrible thing. [56:06] We got rid of the tax. [56:08] There is no more [56:10] estate tax [56:11] or death tax. [56:14] And the Democrats [56:15] want to put it back on. [56:17] So that alone [56:19] is a reason to, [56:20] right, Andy? [56:21] I also delivered [56:22] another historic economic victory [56:24] for the people [56:25] of this Commonwealth. [56:27] I ended the Democrats' [56:29] war on clean, [56:31] beautiful coal. [56:32] You know, [56:39] we had these people [56:42] closing up every coal mine [56:43] that were making it impossible [56:44] for the mines to go, [56:47] and now we're doing [56:48] record business. [56:49] China's building now [56:50] 54 massive coal-powered plants. [56:55] They make all the windmills, [56:56] but they don't use them. [56:57] Think of that. [56:58] They make the windmills, [57:00] but they don't use them. [57:01] They have a couple [57:01] of fake farms up. [57:02] You know, [57:03] they put them up, [57:03] and they go, [57:03] look, there they are. [57:05] All these stupid people [57:07] are the only country. [57:08] Every country that's using [57:09] windmills has gone bankrupt. [57:11] Terrible. [57:12] Clean, beautiful coal. [57:14] And I said to my people, [57:15] Doug Burgum's fantastic. [57:17] Chris Wright is fantastic. [57:18] Energy people. [57:19] They're great. [57:20] Great people. [57:21] Unbelievable. [57:21] They love the country. [57:23] But I said, [57:25] coal needs a public relations hand. [57:29] So from now on, [57:30] we're not going to call it coal. [57:31] We're going to call it [57:31] clean, beautiful coal. [57:33] So we go clean. [57:34] So Doug Burgum's up [57:36] making his speech, [57:37] and he's making [57:38] this beautiful speech, [57:39] and it's all about coal. [57:41] And coal's mentioned [57:41] about 60 times [57:42] during the course [57:43] of a couple of pages. [57:44] And he took me literally, [57:47] which I guess [57:48] he was supposed to. [57:50] Clean, beautiful coal. [57:51] Clean, beautiful coal. [57:52] Clean, beautiful coal. [57:53] After about 30 times, [57:55] I said, slow down. [57:57] Just, you have the right [57:59] to call it coal a little bit. [58:01] But we're doing [58:02] a public relations [58:03] because, you know, [58:04] that's the most powerful thing. [58:05] It's powerful. [58:05] That's why China said, [58:06] you know, you can go by China. [58:08] Very smart. [58:10] President Xi, [58:11] I asked him about it. [58:12] He says, you know, [58:12] he didn't really know. [58:14] He said, like, [58:15] yeah, coal is great. [58:16] He said, it's most powerful. [58:18] The easiest to get. [58:19] We provided critical funding [58:21] for eight Kentucky coal mines [58:23] and three coal power plants [58:24] to stay open. [58:26] They were going to close. [58:27] They were going to close. [58:29] And under my most favored [58:31] nation agreement [58:32] on drug prices, [58:33] which I think is the biggest [58:34] thing to happen [58:34] to the drug industry [58:35] in many, many years, [58:38] we went from paying [58:39] the highest drug prices [58:41] anywhere in the world [58:42] to the lowest drug prices [58:44] anywhere in the world [58:46] with price differences [58:47] of 300, 400, 500, 600, [58:51] and in some cases, [58:53] 700%. [58:55] There's never been [58:57] anything like it. [58:58] And other presidents tried. [59:00] They never got it done. [59:01] And it's all done. [59:01] It's all done. [59:02] I had to get other countries [59:03] to go along. [59:04] You think that was easy [59:05] when I said to France [59:06] and Germany, UK, [59:09] fellas, you're going to have [59:11] to triple your drug prices. [59:13] By the way, [59:13] it's still a fraction [59:14] of what we were paying. [59:16] But not easy, [59:19] but we got it done. [59:19] I said, if you don't do it, [59:21] we're going to put [59:21] about a 300% tariff [59:23] on everything else coming in. [59:24] And they said, [59:25] we would be honored [59:25] to do this, sir. [59:27] We abolished all [59:29] discriminatory, [59:30] diversity, equity, [59:31] and inclusion policies [59:33] throughout the federal government. [59:34] We got critical race theory [59:38] and transgender insanity. [59:41] The transgender insanity. [59:43] We got them out of our schools [59:44] and out of our military. [59:46] We made English [59:47] the official language [59:49] of the United States of America. [59:51] And a very big one to me. [1:00:00] You know, [1:00:00] our country was built on merit. [1:00:03] The top people do the job [1:00:04] and just at all, [1:00:05] but the top people. [1:00:08] We won somewhat unexpectedly, [1:00:11] I tell you, [1:00:12] took courage for them. [1:00:15] We won in the Supreme Court [1:00:17] of the United States [1:00:18] the right for merit. [1:00:21] Our country is once again [1:00:23] based on merit. [1:00:24] Getting into college, [1:00:26] getting into the military, [1:00:27] getting a job anywhere. [1:00:30] It's based on merit. [1:00:35] Now you'll see the people [1:00:36] with the best marks [1:00:37] and the best boards [1:00:37] and the best everything else. [1:00:39] They'll go to the best college. [1:00:40] Is this simple? [1:00:41] Thanks to our Republican Congress, [1:00:43] we delivered [1:00:44] the largest ever investment [1:00:45] in the United States armed forces, [1:00:48] over $1 trillion. [1:00:49] That was a record [1:00:50] and all made in the USA. [1:00:56] And just as I promised, [1:00:58] I am ensuring that, [1:00:59] and it's very big, [1:01:00] this is the reason we went there, [1:01:02] because they're nasty. [1:01:05] Iran won't have, [1:01:07] doesn't have, [1:01:07] and never will have [1:01:08] a nuclear weapon. [1:01:10] Very simple. [1:01:11] Should have been done years ago. [1:01:14] Ed, [1:01:15] that should have been done years ago. [1:01:18] There's never been a presidency [1:01:19] that's accomplished [1:01:21] anywhere near what we did [1:01:22] in the first two years. [1:01:23] There's never been [1:01:24] a presidency like this. [1:01:25] I mean, [1:01:26] add, [1:01:26] add Greenland, [1:01:28] add Venezuela, [1:01:29] add the fact that Iran [1:01:30] won't have a nuclear weapon, [1:01:32] add the jobs pictures, [1:01:33] add every, [1:01:34] I could stand up here all day. [1:01:37] There's never been, [1:01:38] it's long short of two years, [1:01:40] there's never been two years [1:01:41] like this anywhere [1:01:43] in the history of our country. [1:01:48] And likewise, [1:01:49] my first term [1:01:51] was an incredible success, [1:01:53] having the greatest economy [1:01:54] in history. [1:01:55] But this economy, [1:01:56] you're going to see [1:01:57] this very shortly, [1:01:58] these factories and plants [1:01:59] that are under construction. [1:02:00] Did you see the construction [1:02:02] employment numbers [1:02:03] that threw the roof? [1:02:03] Everyone's trying to figure out, [1:02:04] wow, [1:02:05] what's going up? [1:02:06] They're building [1:02:06] the biggest factories [1:02:07] in the world [1:02:08] all over the country. [1:02:09] And those plants [1:02:10] are going to be opening [1:02:11] in a year. [1:02:12] And when they open, [1:02:13] you're going to see numbers [1:02:14] that nobody's ever seen before. [1:02:16] You know, [1:02:17] there was a, [1:02:17] I said it yesterday, [1:02:19] there was a show, [1:02:21] a good business show, [1:02:22] and the anchor [1:02:23] is asking a question [1:02:24] of a certain pundit, [1:02:26] a brilliant guy, [1:02:28] actually, [1:02:29] a business pundit. [1:02:30] And he looked at the anchor [1:02:31] and said, [1:02:32] are you seeing [1:02:33] what's happening [1:02:34] in this country? [1:02:36] I mean that in a good way, [1:02:37] because you could say that [1:02:38] about Biden's too, [1:02:39] but in a good way. [1:02:41] He said to him, [1:02:42] because they're talking [1:02:43] about the stock market, [1:02:44] where it's going, [1:02:45] he said to the anchor, [1:02:47] are you seeing [1:02:48] what's going on [1:02:49] in this country? [1:02:50] There's never been [1:02:51] anything like it. [1:02:52] We're building [1:02:52] the biggest car plants, [1:02:54] the most car plants [1:02:55] we've ever built. [1:02:56] We've built, [1:02:56] we're leading China [1:02:57] in SI, [1:03:00] superintelligence. [1:03:03] We're rebuilding [1:03:05] our pharmaceutical. [1:03:06] You know, [1:03:06] we've made no drugs. [1:03:07] We learned during COVID, [1:03:09] we didn't make our drugs. [1:03:10] They're all building [1:03:10] here, [1:03:11] $600 billion worth [1:03:13] of facilities. [1:03:14] They're coming in [1:03:14] from Europe, [1:03:15] they're coming in [1:03:16] from China, [1:03:17] they're coming in [1:03:18] from all over the world. [1:03:19] But now, [1:03:20] the radical left Democrats [1:03:21] want to burn it all down. [1:03:23] They want to take it down. [1:03:24] All of the things [1:03:24] I talked about [1:03:25] and many more, [1:03:26] every single Democrat [1:03:27] in Congress [1:03:28] voted against [1:03:29] our record tax cuts. [1:03:30] They voted against, [1:03:32] think of it, [1:03:32] every single one. [1:03:34] There wasn't one vote positive. [1:03:36] They voted against [1:03:37] no tax on tips. [1:03:39] They voted against [1:03:40] no tax on overtime [1:03:41] and they voted against [1:03:42] no tax on social security [1:03:44] for our great seniors. [1:03:46] And they said [1:03:47] that they will overturn that [1:03:49] if they win. [1:03:51] That's a big deal. [1:03:52] They voted against [1:03:53] voter ID [1:03:54] because they want to cheat. [1:03:56] They voted against [1:03:57] proof of citizenship [1:03:58] because they want to cheat. [1:04:00] So you walk in to vote. [1:04:02] Sir, may I please [1:04:03] see your citizenship? [1:04:03] How dare you ask me [1:04:05] for my citizenship? [1:04:07] No, they have [1:04:08] the citizenship [1:04:09] and voter ID [1:04:10] because they want to cheat. [1:04:12] That's the thing [1:04:12] they're best at. [1:04:13] They cheat like hell. [1:04:14] They voted against [1:04:15] securing the border. [1:04:16] They voted in favor [1:04:17] of the worst inflation [1:04:19] and the highest energy costs [1:04:21] in American history. [1:04:22] They voted in favor [1:04:23] of the transgender [1:04:25] mutilization of your children [1:04:27] and in favor of [1:04:28] men playing in women's sports. [1:04:30] They won it. [1:04:30] I saw it the other day. [1:04:32] They had a well-known [1:04:33] Democrat congressman [1:04:35] on a show in the morning [1:04:37] fighting like hell. [1:04:40] This is a guy [1:04:41] fighting like hell [1:04:42] to have men [1:04:44] have the right [1:04:44] to play in women's sports. [1:04:45] I said, man, [1:04:47] it's a tough, [1:04:49] boy, that's a tough debate [1:04:50] if you're on his side. [1:04:53] He looked like such a jerk, [1:04:54] but he didn't stop [1:04:55] and he wasn't convinced. [1:04:57] I don't know. [1:04:57] Maybe they're convinced, [1:04:58] but they feel they need it. [1:04:59] I think it's about a 99-1. [1:05:01] You know, somebody says, [1:05:02] sir, that's an 80-20. [1:05:04] That's not 80-20. [1:05:05] I think it's 99-1. [1:05:07] And it's so demeaning [1:05:08] to women, [1:05:09] men playing in women. [1:05:10] You know, you have these women [1:05:11] are great athletes. [1:05:12] It's ridiculous. [1:05:13] And on election night, [1:05:19] Kentucky is going to prove [1:05:21] that America does not belong [1:05:22] to those who hate it. [1:05:24] America belongs to those [1:05:25] who really, really love it. [1:05:30] And in state after state, [1:05:32] the Democrat Party [1:05:34] has nominated [1:05:35] the most extreme [1:05:36] anti-American candidates [1:05:38] in history, [1:05:39] including dozens of members [1:05:40] of the Democrat Socialists [1:05:43] of America, [1:05:44] or, in other words, [1:05:46] communists, jihadists. [1:05:49] Yeah, but jihadists [1:05:50] running in Michigan. [1:05:51] He's not, like, [1:05:53] leaning left. [1:05:54] He was so far left, [1:05:56] there is no such thing [1:05:57] as the word. [1:05:58] This guy's a jihadist. [1:06:02] Mohammed El-Sayed. [1:06:04] He said, [1:06:06] my name is not Mohammed. [1:06:08] I said, [1:06:09] I'm the president [1:06:10] of the United States. [1:06:11] I can call you [1:06:12] whatever the hell I want. [1:06:13] But actually, you know, [1:06:18] but a friend of mine [1:06:19] sent me his whole name. [1:06:20] Actually, his middle name [1:06:21] is Mohammed, [1:06:22] which is so I'm pretty close. [1:06:24] You know, [1:06:25] he should have no complaint. [1:06:26] He sure likes me very much. [1:06:28] I think he said [1:06:29] he wants to impeach me. [1:06:30] They said, [1:06:31] why do you want [1:06:32] to impeach him? [1:06:33] Um, huh. [1:06:35] I don't know. [1:06:37] But we're going to impeach him. [1:06:39] These people are sick. [1:06:41] And they're the weaponizers. [1:06:43] They're the weaponizers, Andy. [1:06:45] Their platforms call [1:06:46] for abolishing [1:06:48] the U.S. Senate, [1:06:49] abolishing the Supreme Court [1:06:52] so that they can [1:06:53] take away your gun, [1:06:54] so they can take... [1:06:55] They want to abolish [1:06:56] the Supreme Court. [1:06:57] They want to at least abolish, [1:06:59] but what they really want [1:07:00] is to make it much larger [1:07:02] because they want [1:07:03] to take away your guns. [1:07:04] They want to take away [1:07:05] your Second Amendment. [1:07:06] Giving free health care [1:07:07] to illegals [1:07:08] and defunding the police, [1:07:10] closing all prisons. [1:07:12] This one guy, [1:07:13] he wants to close... [1:07:14] Close the prisons. [1:07:16] Have you ever seen [1:07:17] some of these prisoners? [1:07:18] I mean, you feel... [1:07:20] You have two-inch bars [1:07:21] like this, [1:07:22] and you feel very unsafe, [1:07:23] and they're on the other side [1:07:24] of the bar. [1:07:25] They want to abolish [1:07:27] all prisons. [1:07:28] They want to release [1:07:29] thousands of dangerous criminals [1:07:31] to rob, rape, and kill you. [1:07:33] Other than that, [1:07:34] I think their policy [1:07:35] is quite wise. [1:07:36] Here in Kentucky, [1:07:37] the Democrat candidate [1:07:38] for the Senate, [1:07:41] Andy's opponent, [1:07:42] has been officially endorsed [1:07:44] by the local Lexington chapter [1:07:46] of the Communist DSA. [1:07:49] Now, this is true. [1:07:50] That's true, Andy, right? [1:07:53] Is that actually true? [1:07:54] Oh, boy. [1:07:55] He should have turned it down, [1:07:56] but he can't [1:07:57] because he's a communist. [1:07:59] His name is Charles Booker. [1:08:01] Nobody respects him. [1:08:02] He's a laughingstock, [1:08:03] and he opposes everything Kentucky. [1:08:06] He opposes everything [1:08:07] that you stand for. [1:08:09] You stand for common sense, [1:08:11] basically. [1:08:12] When asked if he wants [1:08:13] to defund the police, [1:08:15] Charles Booker responded, [1:08:18] now is the time to do it. [1:08:20] Can you believe it? [1:08:21] Now, he said that, what, [1:08:22] a year ago, [1:08:23] but one thing I learned [1:08:24] in politics, [1:08:25] when they say it, [1:08:26] that's where they end up. [1:08:28] They change for an election, [1:08:29] but they end up going back. [1:08:31] He tweeted, [1:08:32] my name is Charles Booker, [1:08:34] and I fully support reparations, [1:08:36] meaning he wants [1:08:37] to confiscate your wealth [1:08:38] and give it to other people [1:08:40] for no reason. [1:08:41] He called for abolishing ICE. [1:08:44] He called for abolishing [1:08:45] the Border Patrol. [1:08:46] He marched with a group [1:08:48] of radical climate activists [1:08:49] who sit on the road [1:08:51] to block traffic [1:08:52] in an effort [1:08:53] to shut down [1:08:54] Kentucky coal mines. [1:08:55] He wants to shut them down. [1:08:57] Thousands and thousands [1:08:58] of jobs, [1:08:59] and you're booming now again. [1:09:00] Hard to believe. [1:09:01] He supports voting rights [1:09:03] for felons [1:09:04] and said, [1:09:05] our heroes of law enforcement [1:09:06] and police were, [1:09:07] quote, [1:09:08] born out of slave patrols. [1:09:11] I don't even know [1:09:11] what that means. [1:09:12] They were born out [1:09:13] of slave patrols. [1:09:14] What the hell is that? [1:09:16] He probably doesn't know. [1:09:17] It just was. [1:09:18] No, he's a radical. [1:09:20] How the hell can you lose [1:09:21] to this guy? [1:09:23] I'll tell you what. [1:09:25] If you lose to him, [1:09:26] you are unelectable. [1:09:28] I had to say that. [1:09:32] I don't like to give you [1:09:33] negative thoughts. [1:09:34] This guy is bad. [1:09:36] You know, [1:09:36] I got a couple of bad. [1:09:37] The Texas guy's bad. [1:09:39] The Texas guy's bad. [1:09:42] Talafrico, yeah. [1:09:43] Thank you. [1:09:44] Talafrico's bad. [1:09:46] No, El Sayed, [1:09:47] Mohammed El Sayed [1:09:48] is real bad. [1:09:49] We got some bad candidates [1:09:51] out there, [1:09:51] but thank goodness. [1:09:53] But Charles Booker [1:09:54] is a communist lunatic, [1:09:55] and he will not let him. [1:09:57] We're not going to let him [1:09:58] destroy our country, [1:09:59] and we're certainly [1:10:00] not going to let him [1:10:01] destroy Kentucky. [1:10:07] Your next senator, [1:10:08] thank you, [1:10:10] your next senator, [1:10:11] Andy Barr, [1:10:12] has been a warrior [1:10:13] in Congress for many years, [1:10:15] and I know it better [1:10:16] than anybody [1:10:16] because we fight [1:10:18] side by side [1:10:19] for so long. [1:10:21] I hate to lose you [1:10:22] in Congress, [1:10:23] but I love to [1:10:25] get you in the Senate. [1:10:26] I love that. [1:10:28] I love that. [1:10:28] And we have [1:10:29] a couple of candidates [1:10:31] that are going to do great. [1:10:32] Last year, [1:10:33] Andy introduced [1:10:34] the Stop Chinese Fentanyl Act, [1:10:38] which I proudly [1:10:38] signed into law. [1:10:41] Since then, [1:10:42] drug overdose tests [1:10:43] have fallen [1:10:44] every single month, [1:10:45] and fentanyl overdoses [1:10:47] in Kentucky [1:10:47] are down [1:10:48] almost 80% [1:10:49] from the Biden era. [1:10:52] So, [1:10:53] I just tied you with Andy. [1:10:54] I've known him [1:10:55] a long time. [1:10:56] I endorsed him [1:10:57] first run [1:10:58] in Kentucky. [1:11:00] I knew him. [1:11:00] I knew he was going to be good. [1:11:01] He had a tough race [1:11:02] and he won the race easily. [1:11:04] And, uh, [1:11:06] I don't want to say [1:11:07] this is going to be [1:11:07] an easier one. [1:11:08] I can't imagine this guy. [1:11:09] This guy's got [1:11:10] a terrible reputation [1:11:11] that he's running against, [1:11:12] but I'd like to have, [1:11:14] uh, [1:11:14] he's a friend of mine. [1:11:15] He's been great. [1:11:16] He's been a warrior, [1:11:17] I will tell you. [1:11:17] He's a warrior [1:11:18] for what you want. [1:11:19] And I'd like to ask [1:11:20] Andy Barr [1:11:21] to come up [1:11:22] and say a few words. [1:11:23] Thank you. [1:11:23] Thank you, Mr. President, [1:11:39] for coming back [1:11:40] to Kentucky. [1:11:42] Kentucky loves [1:11:43] President Donald Trump. [1:11:45] And, Mr. President, [1:11:52] in addition [1:11:53] to all of those [1:11:55] announcements [1:11:55] and those jobs [1:11:56] you've brought [1:11:56] to Kentucky [1:11:57] at GE Appliances, [1:12:00] at Ford, [1:12:01] at the Pharmaceutical [1:12:02] Investment [1:12:03] in Winchester, [1:12:04] don't forget [1:12:05] the hundreds [1:12:05] of millions [1:12:06] of dollars [1:12:07] that you have invested [1:12:08] with our work [1:12:09] with you [1:12:10] to make sure [1:12:11] Kentucky coal miners [1:12:12] continue [1:12:13] to power America. [1:12:15] And Secretary Lutnick [1:12:23] was here [1:12:24] in Kentucky [1:12:24] where we continued [1:12:26] to announce [1:12:27] major investments [1:12:28] in this state. [1:12:30] And Secretary Chris Wright [1:12:31] came to far [1:12:32] western Kentucky [1:12:33] just a few months ago [1:12:35] to announce, [1:12:36] listen to this, [1:12:37] a $100 billion [1:12:39] private investment [1:12:41] in an energy hub [1:12:42] because this president [1:12:44] believes in [1:12:45] American energy [1:12:46] dominance. [1:12:47] And with your help, [1:12:55] we are going [1:12:56] to continue [1:12:57] to work [1:12:57] with this president [1:12:59] to make [1:13:00] America great again [1:13:01] and stop [1:13:02] socialism. [1:13:04] God bless you, [1:13:05] Mr. President. [1:13:06] Thank you, Andy. [1:13:14] Thank you, Andy. [1:13:15] He's a great guy. [1:13:17] He's a good man. [1:13:19] You also need [1:13:20] to get out [1:13:20] and vote [1:13:21] for a tremendous leader, [1:13:24] a tremendous man, [1:13:25] Navy SEAL [1:13:25] and hero. [1:13:27] Ed Galrine, [1:13:29] who came to my office. [1:13:32] I told you, [1:13:32] he walked through [1:13:33] the door [1:13:33] of the Oval Office. [1:13:34] I said, [1:13:35] there's our guy [1:13:35] because we had [1:13:36] to defeat [1:13:36] a terrible, [1:13:37] terrible person, [1:13:39] a Republican, [1:13:40] a terrible person [1:13:41] who always votes [1:13:42] against us. [1:13:43] You could give [1:13:44] the greatest thing. [1:13:45] We're going to vote [1:13:46] for a tax cut. [1:13:47] We're going to vote [1:13:47] for it. [1:13:48] And to give [1:13:48] the great, [1:13:49] he will be a no. [1:13:51] He will be a no. [1:13:53] Massey, [1:13:54] the worst. [1:13:58] What happened to him, [1:13:59] by the way? [1:13:59] I haven't heard about him [1:14:00] in the last few months. [1:14:01] What the hell [1:14:01] happened to that guy? [1:14:03] What a loser he is. [1:14:05] What a loser. [1:14:07] He's the worst. [1:14:08] No, he's a terrible guy. [1:14:09] Everything was always a no. [1:14:11] Do we have [1:14:12] the most popular stuff? [1:14:14] He voted against [1:14:15] the great, [1:14:15] big, beautiful bill, [1:14:16] I think, right? [1:14:17] How the hell [1:14:18] do you vote against that? [1:14:19] It's like [1:14:20] chock full of goodies [1:14:21] for everybody. [1:14:22] Republicans, [1:14:23] the good news. [1:14:24] But Ed came along, [1:14:25] and, you know, [1:14:25] I had to find somebody [1:14:27] to run against this jerk. [1:14:29] And I've had this case before, [1:14:32] and sometimes [1:14:33] they'll send me people [1:14:34] that I'll say, [1:14:35] this is not a good situation. [1:14:37] Because, you know, [1:14:38] I can be strong [1:14:39] with the endorsements [1:14:40] and helping and everything, [1:14:41] but I need somebody [1:14:42] that's got it. [1:14:43] And I have had [1:14:44] numerous occasions [1:14:45] where I, you know, [1:14:46] there's nobody [1:14:47] as bad as Massey, [1:14:48] but I'd have somebody [1:14:49] that we didn't want, [1:14:50] and I'd, you know, [1:14:51] go and work on it, [1:14:53] and they'd say, [1:14:53] sir, we have [1:14:54] a very nice candidate, [1:14:55] and this person [1:14:56] would walk in [1:14:56] and he had no idea [1:14:58] what the hell [1:14:59] was happening. [1:15:00] But it was the opposite [1:15:01] with that. [1:15:01] He walked through that door, [1:15:02] I said, man, [1:15:03] look at that guy, [1:15:04] he's perfect. [1:15:05] And he was going, [1:15:06] I'm with you, sir. [1:15:08] I've been in the military [1:15:09] for 30 years, [1:15:10] I'm a Navy SEAL, [1:15:12] and I don't like [1:15:13] that Massey guy at all. [1:15:15] He's disrespected [1:15:16] our country. [1:15:18] I said, this guy is, [1:15:19] and then he shook my hand, [1:15:20] he's got a hand like this, [1:15:22] and he said, [1:15:24] I've been in there [1:15:26] for 30 years, [1:15:26] and then I came back [1:15:27] to my farm in Kentucky. [1:15:29] How cool, [1:15:29] I mean, [1:15:30] is this Central Castle? [1:15:31] I said, [1:15:32] you're going to win. [1:15:33] I don't think [1:15:34] I had to even endorse him. [1:15:35] I just had to put him [1:15:36] out there, [1:15:36] and he really did. [1:15:37] He is a natural. [1:15:39] So Ed is going to be [1:15:40] an outstanding member [1:15:41] of Congress. [1:15:42] He's a fantastic guy, [1:15:43] and unlike Massey, [1:15:45] he will never be [1:15:46] an obstruction [1:15:47] to strong borders [1:15:48] and low taxes [1:15:49] and common sense. [1:15:51] And, Ed, [1:15:51] would you please come up? [1:15:53] You are really spectacular. [1:15:54] Thank you. [1:15:55] All right. [1:16:04] Thank you, Mr. President. [1:16:06] Thank you for that applause. [1:16:07] Again, I'll only accept [1:16:08] it on behalf of those [1:16:09] who I served with, [1:16:10] many that didn't come back. [1:16:11] Mr. President, [1:16:12] it's a long way [1:16:13] from a family dairy farm [1:16:14] to this stage [1:16:15] with you here today. [1:16:16] One year ago today, [1:16:18] he invited me [1:16:18] to the Oval Office [1:16:19] to speak with him. [1:16:21] And right you are, [1:16:22] the incumbent had a problem [1:16:24] for every solution [1:16:25] to help you people out. [1:16:26] Well, I'm going to [1:16:27] take care of that. [1:16:28] You just get me [1:16:28] in the end zone [1:16:29] on 3 November, all right? [1:16:30] You help me [1:16:31] on this no-fail mission. [1:16:34] Mr. President, [1:16:35] I want to thank you [1:16:36] for what you've done [1:16:37] to unleash the U.S. economy, [1:16:40] to unleash energy, [1:16:41] to restore law and order, [1:16:43] and to restore [1:16:45] national defense [1:16:46] and national security. [1:16:47] Our enemies fear us, [1:16:49] and our friends respect us. [1:16:51] Thank you, [1:16:52] Mr. President. [1:17:00] Now, is that guy [1:17:01] central casting? [1:17:02] I looked at him, [1:17:05] I said, [1:17:05] we're going to win [1:17:05] this race very easily. [1:17:08] There's another man with us, [1:17:09] and to be honest with you, [1:17:12] this is the most important guy, [1:17:14] because Yeti vote, [1:17:16] and Andy's going to win by a lot, [1:17:18] and Ed's going to win by a lot. [1:17:20] But Ralph Alvarado [1:17:23] is spectacular, [1:17:24] and he's in a tight race [1:17:25] with a lunatic. [1:17:27] And I said, [1:17:29] I'd rather spend a little more time, [1:17:31] because, again, [1:17:32] these two guys [1:17:33] are going to win by a lot, [1:17:34] because nobody can come, [1:17:35] I could run against them, [1:17:37] but I wouldn't be able to beat them. [1:17:38] Maybe I would. [1:17:39] I don't know. [1:17:40] They're pretty tough. [1:17:41] But I said, [1:17:42] I wanted to vote [1:17:43] a little special time, [1:17:44] because this man [1:17:46] has been so good [1:17:48] representing [1:17:49] Kentucky's 6th [1:17:51] congressional district, [1:17:52] and I just want to say [1:17:54] that he is really a good guy, [1:17:58] and I think he's going to do very well. [1:18:00] And it's a district [1:18:02] across the river in Ohio, [1:18:05] and they say [1:18:07] it's a little bit of a close race, [1:18:08] but we're doing [1:18:09] really, really well over there. [1:18:11] So it's Ohio 1st [1:18:14] congressional district, [1:18:17] Eric Conroy, [1:18:19] and they say he's, [1:18:20] they say he's, [1:18:22] I don't know him. [1:18:23] I got to be, [1:18:23] I don't know him very well, [1:18:25] but I know one thing, [1:18:26] his references are phenomenal. [1:18:29] And remember, Ohio, [1:18:31] you have to get out [1:18:31] and vote for John Huston. [1:18:33] And we're also, [1:18:34] we're also pleased [1:18:38] to be joined [1:18:39] by Kentucky GOP chair, [1:18:42] Robert Benvenuti, [1:18:43] and I watched his speech. [1:18:45] The auditor, Alison Ball, [1:18:47] thank you. [1:18:47] Kentucky treasurer, [1:18:49] Mark Metcalf. [1:18:49] Kentucky football legend, [1:18:52] the number one overall pick [1:18:53] in the 1999 NFL draft, [1:18:57] Tim Couch. [1:18:58] I meant, [1:18:58] oh, you have a big arm. [1:19:01] And congratulations [1:19:02] to Kentucky [1:19:04] on a great victory. [1:19:06] Incredible. [1:19:07] That was a big victory, [1:19:08] huh, Tim? [1:19:10] And everyone here today [1:19:11] is part of the greatest [1:19:13] movement in history, [1:19:14] and we have a congressman, [1:19:16] a man that's running, [1:19:17] that we have to get in, [1:19:19] right? [1:19:19] How important is that, Ed? [1:19:21] Is that important? [1:19:22] Getting them in? [1:19:23] We got to get them in. [1:19:24] Come on up. [1:19:25] Come on up here. [1:19:27] Let's go. [1:19:28] Come on up. [1:19:28] No? [1:19:29] Right here? [1:19:30] Come on up. [1:19:33] Come on up. [1:19:43] Well, thank you again, [1:19:44] Mr. President, [1:19:45] for visiting the Cincinnati, [1:19:47] northern Kentucky area. [1:19:48] And as I mentioned earlier, [1:19:50] America is on the ballot [1:19:52] this year. [1:19:52] We need everyone [1:19:53] to get out and vote [1:19:54] in Ohio and in Kentucky [1:19:56] to conserve [1:19:57] and preserve [1:19:58] our America First agenda. [1:20:00] We now have [1:20:00] a Democratic Party [1:20:01] where 60% of people [1:20:03] believe in socialism. [1:20:05] Folks, this is not America. [1:20:07] This is not us. [1:20:09] It's time to put a stop to it. [1:20:10] So get out and vote, [1:20:11] take your friends, [1:20:12] and let's get this thing done. [1:20:13] Thank you. [1:20:14] Thank you. [1:20:22] Good guy. [1:20:23] A lot of great people. [1:20:25] Everyone here today [1:20:26] is part of the greatest movement [1:20:27] in the history of our country, [1:20:29] and that's what it is. [1:20:30] It's the greatest. [1:20:31] This is MAGA. [1:20:32] Call it whatever you want. [1:20:34] This is the greatest movement. [1:20:35] And because it's [1:20:37] the United States of America, [1:20:39] it's got to be [1:20:40] the greatest movement, period. [1:20:42] You know, I've watched [1:20:43] over the years [1:20:43] a politician goes [1:20:45] and comes in second [1:20:46] or third in a primary, [1:20:48] and his career is made [1:20:49] because he came [1:20:50] in second or third. [1:20:52] Pat Buchanan was a great guy. [1:20:54] He came in, I guess, [1:20:55] second in a race, [1:20:56] and he had a great [1:20:58] political career, actually. [1:20:59] But we won 39 states [1:21:01] that first time, [1:21:02] and we... [1:21:03] Nobody ever thought... [1:21:04] Nobody saw that bus coming, [1:21:06] I can tell you. [1:21:06] Nobody saw it coming. [1:21:08] And as you can see here today, [1:21:11] we are, I believe, stronger, [1:21:14] and I can say [1:21:14] that we've done nine, [1:21:16] maybe ten of these [1:21:17] in the last few days, [1:21:19] and everyone is incredible. [1:21:22] The spirit, [1:21:23] nobody's ever seen [1:21:24] anything like it. [1:21:25] And I'm watching the news, [1:21:31] I'm watching the political stuff, [1:21:33] and they're saying, [1:21:34] this is over the last few days, Andy, [1:21:37] they're saying, [1:21:37] something's happening. [1:21:39] You know what's happening? [1:21:40] These big monster rallies. [1:21:42] Everyone's watching them [1:21:43] in Alaska, Texas. [1:21:45] Montana was unbelievable. [1:21:47] In the middle of this beautiful, [1:21:49] massive open plain, [1:21:51] we had 25,000, [1:21:53] 30,000 people show up. [1:21:55] They're all watching. [1:21:56] Ohio is watching. [1:21:58] And this is the same thing. [1:21:59] The spirit is so incredible. [1:22:02] It's infectious. [1:22:03] And what's happening is, [1:22:05] you know, two weeks ago, [1:22:06] they were talking about [1:22:07] the blue wave. [1:22:09] And in all fairness, [1:22:09] we're at a disadvantage [1:22:10] because for whatever reason, [1:22:12] a sitting president, [1:22:14] even if it's a good president, [1:22:15] we haven't had too many [1:22:16] great ones over a period of time. [1:22:19] Thank you, darling. [1:22:23] Thank you. [1:22:23] I'm glad you said it. [1:22:24] I didn't have... [1:22:25] I was getting ready to say it, [1:22:26] but it's much better. [1:22:28] She said, [1:22:29] we have a great one now. [1:22:30] I said, [1:22:31] I'd rather have you say it. [1:22:33] But, but, you know, [1:22:35] we're at, like, [1:22:36] I don't know what it is. [1:22:38] Out of 25 races, [1:22:40] a sitting president, [1:22:41] Republican or Democrat, [1:22:43] has won two. [1:22:44] It doesn't make sense. [1:22:45] So there's never been [1:22:47] any president [1:22:47] that's campaigned like this [1:22:49] for the midterms, okay? [1:22:50] There's never been. [1:22:51] And we are putting it [1:22:53] all out on the line. [1:22:55] And if I don't make it, [1:22:57] they're going to go get me. [1:22:58] They'll say, [1:22:59] he was terrible. [1:23:00] He campaigned terribly. [1:23:02] If I do make it, [1:23:03] if we win, [1:23:04] I will get absolutely no credit. [1:23:06] They'll say the candidates [1:23:07] were spectacular. [1:23:09] But what the hell [1:23:10] I have to do it anyway. [1:23:11] But you know what I want to do? [1:23:12] CNN did a chart [1:23:15] and a video [1:23:16] that's, I think, amazing [1:23:17] because CNN is not [1:23:20] particularly friendly [1:23:21] to our cause. [1:23:23] And they did a chart, [1:23:26] two of them, [1:23:27] that are so unbelievable [1:23:28] and I thought I'd show them [1:23:29] to you right now. [1:23:32] Okay. [1:23:32] MAGA GOP on Trump. [1:23:34] In the 2024 election [1:23:35] versus Kamala Harris, [1:23:36] he got 99% [1:23:37] of the MAGA GOP vote. [1:23:40] Perhaps surprisingly, [1:23:41] I might have thought [1:23:41] it'd be 100%, [1:23:42] but it was 99%. [1:23:43] Compare that to his approval rating [1:23:45] now with the MAGA GOP. [1:23:47] It's 98%. [1:23:48] That is, [1:23:49] there's been no real decline [1:23:51] in MAGA support. [1:23:52] These folks say [1:23:53] that they're going to vote [1:23:54] for congressional Republicans [1:23:55] come the midterm elections. [1:23:57] Again, [1:23:57] that's the 99% [1:23:58] that Trump got [1:23:59] against Kamala Harris. [1:24:00] Look now, [1:24:01] in terms of the congressional vote, [1:24:03] 98% of them say [1:24:04] they're going to be voting [1:24:04] for House Republican candidates. [1:24:06] So that support [1:24:07] is actually really [1:24:08] holding up strong. [1:24:09] It's really, [1:24:10] really strong [1:24:11] when it comes to MAGA GOP [1:24:13] and the Republicans [1:24:14] holding on to that vote. [1:24:15] This one. [1:24:16] Okay. [1:24:17] The President Republicans [1:24:18] most admire. [1:24:19] It's Donald Trump. [1:24:20] This is a historic comparison. [1:24:22] A majority of Republicans [1:24:23] say, [1:24:24] 53% say, [1:24:25] he's the Republican president [1:24:26] they most admire. [1:24:27] Ronald Reagan, [1:24:28] who traditionally [1:24:28] has won that much, [1:24:30] Donald Trump [1:24:30] nearly triples up on this. [1:24:32] Reagan at just 18%. [1:24:34] And then Abraham Lincoln, [1:24:36] who by most historic accounts [1:24:37] is the greatest president [1:24:38] of all time. [1:24:39] But Republicans say [1:24:41] that the president [1:24:41] that they most admire [1:24:42] by what is this, [1:24:44] this is six, [1:24:45] seven times as many, [1:24:46] Donald John Trump [1:24:47] at 53%, [1:24:48] easily crushing [1:24:49] Abe Lincoln at 8%. [1:24:50] And the Elon poll [1:24:51] showed that he was [1:24:51] the greatest president [1:24:52] as well. [1:24:53] Donald Trump. [1:24:53] I feel like this slide [1:24:53] might end up [1:24:54] on a printout [1:24:54] on his desk. [1:24:56] Thank you. [1:24:58] Thank you. [1:24:59] Thank you very much. [1:25:09] Thank you. [1:25:11] So, [1:25:13] in conclusion, [1:25:13] if you elect [1:25:16] a Republican House [1:25:18] and a Republican Senate [1:25:20] on November 3rd, [1:25:21] you're getting $5,000. [1:25:23] We will make [1:25:26] all tax cuts [1:25:27] permanent, Andy. [1:25:29] We got to make them permanent [1:25:30] because they could change them. [1:25:31] They want to change them. [1:25:32] They want to take away [1:25:33] no tax on tips, [1:25:35] no tax on overtime, [1:25:36] no tax on social security [1:25:39] for our great seniors. [1:25:40] So we want to make them [1:25:41] permanent, Andy. [1:25:43] And so they can't change them. [1:25:45] They want to take them away. [1:25:48] I can't even believe it. [1:25:49] We want to make permanent [1:25:50] the estate taxes. [1:25:52] We want to make it permanent. [1:25:54] And we'll win the war [1:25:55] on corruption and fraud [1:25:57] led by our great [1:25:58] vice president, [1:25:59] J.D. Vance. [1:26:00] And we will pass [1:26:04] the No Invasion [1:26:05] of Our Country Act, [1:26:06] prohibiting any future president [1:26:08] from ever opening [1:26:10] our borders [1:26:10] to illegal immigrants. [1:26:12] And we will pass [1:26:17] a truly great [1:26:18] health care plan [1:26:19] that will stop all, [1:26:21] think of this, [1:26:22] stop all payments [1:26:23] to the big insurance companies [1:26:25] which own the Democrats. [1:26:27] But the big insurance [1:26:28] owns the puppets [1:26:31] for the big insurance. [1:26:32] And we will give [1:26:33] the money directly [1:26:34] to you, the people, [1:26:35] so that you can buy [1:26:36] your own much better [1:26:37] health care [1:26:38] and have lots [1:26:39] of money left over. [1:26:43] They've stopped us [1:26:44] from doing it. [1:26:44] They just voted in unison. [1:26:46] They stopped us. [1:26:47] We will end no cash bail [1:26:49] and we will pass [1:26:50] the death penalty [1:26:51] for large-scale drug dealers, [1:26:52] human traffickers, [1:26:53] and anyone who kills [1:26:55] a police officer [1:26:56] or law enforcement officer [1:26:58] of any kind. [1:27:00] And we will pass [1:27:02] the Save America Act [1:27:03] to defend our sacred [1:27:04] American elections. [1:27:06] And that will include [1:27:07] voter ID [1:27:08] and proof of citizenship. [1:27:10] And we will enshrine [1:27:12] in permanent law [1:27:14] no men in women's sports. [1:27:16] You know, we've won. [1:27:17] We've won 90%. [1:27:19] We've actually won 90% [1:27:21] and the Olympics [1:27:22] will not have it. [1:27:23] We said we're not [1:27:24] going to stand for it. [1:27:25] So the Olympics [1:27:26] will not have men [1:27:27] beating up women [1:27:29] in boxing [1:27:29] in the various sports [1:27:31] like last time. [1:27:33] They've agreed to that. [1:27:35] And no transgender [1:27:36] mutualization [1:27:37] of your children. [1:27:38] We're not allowing it. [1:27:42] So ladies and gentlemen [1:27:43] of Kentucky, [1:27:46] the golden age [1:27:47] of America is upon us, [1:27:49] but you must get out [1:27:50] and vote for Republicans [1:27:52] and you've got to vote [1:27:53] for Andy, [1:27:55] Ed, [1:27:56] you've got to vote [1:27:57] for Alvarado. [1:27:58] You've got to vote [1:27:59] for all of these [1:28:00] great people. [1:28:02] We've already made [1:28:03] unbelievable progress. [1:28:06] Progress like nobody [1:28:07] has ever seen. [1:28:08] Nobody's ever seen [1:28:09] anything like [1:28:09] what's happening now. [1:28:10] There's never been [1:28:11] anything like it. [1:28:12] And now we will reach [1:28:13] new levels of greatness. [1:28:15] We're going to do things [1:28:16] that nobody thought [1:28:17] were possible. [1:28:18] We've already done [1:28:19] that actually, [1:28:20] but we're going to hit [1:28:21] levels of greatness [1:28:22] that nobody's ever seen [1:28:23] before. [1:28:24] So it's my honor [1:28:25] to be your president [1:28:26] and during this very [1:28:28] exciting time [1:28:29] in American history [1:28:30] because together [1:28:35] we will make America [1:28:36] powerful again. [1:28:37] We will make America [1:28:40] wealthy again. [1:28:42] We will make America [1:28:44] healthy again. [1:28:45] We will make America [1:28:48] strong again. [1:28:49] We will make America [1:28:51] proud again. [1:28:53] We will make America [1:28:55] safe again. [1:28:57] But most importantly, [1:28:59] we will make America [1:29:02] great again. [1:29:03] Thank you, Kentucky. [1:29:05] God bless you. [1:29:06] God bless you all. [1:29:07] Thank you.