HEATED: Trump Clashes with CNN Reporter Over Iran War!

[0:00] Mr. President, the Vice President said yesterday that he would not describe the conflict with Iran as a war. [0:05] But the U.S. resumed strikes for the first time in recent weeks. [0:09] Can you explain to the American people, if this is not a war, what exactly is it? [0:12] Well, I'll tell you what, a lot of people don't call it a war. [0:15] I call it a military conflict because it's small potatoes for us. [0:19] It's not a big thing. [0:20] We did Venezuela, and we did this. [0:23] In Venezuela, we lost nobody. [0:25] In this, we lost 18 people. [0:27] And in Vietnam, you lost 100,000 people. [0:31] And in other conflicts, you lost tens of thousands of people. [0:35] I would say that it's intermittent. [0:38] You know, we do intermittent strikes. [0:39] So I heard what he said, and it was interesting because I think that there's a lot of truth. [0:44] We're not fighting right now. [0:46] There's no fighting. [0:47] We're taking out a lot of oil. [0:48] We control the Harmo Strait. [0:50] We control it very strongly. [0:53] We did a hit on certain areas around the Harmo Strait. [0:57] We took out their radar, as you know that very well. [1:00] We took out some aircraft. [1:01] We took out some other things that protect, for them, used to protect the Harmo Strait, [1:05] when they had it under very tight control. [1:08] But now we control it, and we're taking out last night. [1:11] We took a lot of boats. [1:12] A lot of ships came through, and they come through every day. [1:15] So I can understand what he's saying. [1:17] It's a military conflict, but it's very intermittent. [1:21] I could see somebody not calling it away. [1:22] But it certainly doesn't feel like small potatoes, Mr. President. [1:25] Eighteen people have died in this. [1:26] It certainly doesn't feel like small potatoes. [1:28] Eighteen service members have died. [1:30] We're seeing record-long deployments. [1:32] You initially said this was last week. [1:33] Record-long? [1:33] Why is it record-long? [1:34] So how long were we in Vietnam? [1:37] How long were we in Vietnam? [1:38] We're seeing record-long. [1:38] No, no, how long were we in Vietnam? [1:40] We're in five months now. [1:42] We're in five months now. [1:42] And you know what we did in five months? [1:45] They're not going to have a nuclear weapon. [1:46] That's what we did. [1:47] Iran will not have a nuclear weapon. [1:49] Because if they did, you probably wouldn't be standing here very long. [1:53] Iran will not have a nuclear weapon. [1:54] We've stopped them from having. [1:56] We may hit pickaxe very soon, because if there was anything going on with pickaxe. [2:00] But because of all of the things, you know, we're leading in space now by a lot. [2:07] When I first took over my first term, we were a distant third to Russia and to China. [2:12] We're leading in space. [2:13] We know everybody that's moving at pickaxe. [2:17] We know everybody that's moving everywhere all over Iran. [2:21] And if anything goes bad, we hit them. [2:23] We hit them hard. [2:24] But we've been in there for five months. [2:27] And in five months, what did we do? [2:29] We stopped them from having a nuclear weapon. [2:32] If we didn't go in there, you wouldn't have Israel right now. [2:34] You wouldn't have the Middle East. [2:36] And they probably would go at European cities and our cities next. [2:39] But we stopped them from having a nuclear weapon in five months. [2:42] And you know what? [2:43] We lost 18 souls, 18 great souls. [2:46] I was there to greet the families of those people at Dover. [2:49] And they're great. [2:50] I got very friendly with some of the families. [2:52] They were incredible families. [2:54] But one is too much. [2:57] But in Vietnam, we lost tens of thousands of people. [3:01] In Afghanistan, we lost a lot. [3:04] Sleepy Joe Biden lost 13 just by standing at an airport. [3:08] And an airport that they shouldn't have been in because they should have used Bagram, [3:11] not the local little airport right in the middle of a city. [3:14] They lost 13. [3:15] But they lost 78 people in terms of their arms, their legs, their face was just wiped out. [3:22] You don't mention that. [3:24] You don't mention that. [3:25] What we've done is amazing. [3:27] We took over Venezuela. [3:29] And we have essentially taken over Iran. [3:34] Now, there's been no shooting for days. [3:36] Before the hit that we gave them the other night to wipe out their radar. [3:42] They're very sophisticated. [3:43] They brought in radar because we knocked it out once. [3:46] Now we knocked it out twice. [3:47] Now we don't notice any activity. [3:49] I think they're tired of putting it in and getting water. [3:51] But the Strait of Hormones is taking a lot of ships. [3:54] We're getting a lot of ships out of there. [3:56] A lot of oil is coming out of the Strait. [3:58] There are no mines whatsoever. [4:01] We have no mines. [4:01] You know why? [4:02] We took out all the mines. [4:03] They had some mines. [4:04] We took them all with our minesweepers. [4:06] They go underwater. [4:07] Nobody can see them. [4:07] They're the best in the world. [4:09] So we're doing a great job. [4:11] And we will, I would say it's a military conflict if you want. [4:16] Some people could go to it. [4:17] I don't think it matters what you call it. [4:18] But what matters is the fact that we have had tremendous success. [4:22] We stopped Iran from having a nuclear weapon. [4:25] Mr. President, do you think the American people expect some resolution? [4:28] You said under your watch that Putin would never attack NATO territory. [4:31] Now Germany is blaming Russia for an explosive drone found at a German airport. [4:37] Isn't that an attack on NATO territory? [4:39] I don't think that Putin will be, I speak to him. [4:43] I know him very well. [4:44] Putin's not looking to attack NATO territory. [4:47] Mr. John Sempers today. [4:50] Have you spoken with Kevin Warsh? [4:52] And you've said that lower the rate or I'll stop trading with countries with which we have a deficit. [4:59] So have you spoken to Kevin Warsh? [5:01] We have countries that we have deficits with. [5:03] What did that cause more disruption? [5:04] We have countries that are considered elite financially, like Switzerland, like others, but if we didn't trade with them, they would be bankrupt countries. [5:19] So they're considered elite because we have massive deficits with them. [5:24] We have the right not to trade. [5:26] We have the right to put tariffs on them, but we have a much more powerful right than that. [5:30] We have a right not to trade with them. [5:32] So if we don't trade with Switzerland, just to use it as an example, watches, things, if we don't trade, we have no deficit. [5:41] Now, we have a big deficit with a lot of countries that should never have been allowed to happen. [5:46] I had it very much corralled, starting to corral it. [5:49] My first administration, then Biden let it go to hell and we took it over. [5:54] So we've cut our deficit way down. [5:56] We've cut our trade deficit way down, tremendously down. [5:59] Nobody's ever seen cuts like this. [6:01] But we have the right to take a so-called financially elite country that's paying a much lower interest rate. [6:09] You know, we have countries paying, some countries are paying a half a point and we're paying four points. [6:17] And yet we're a much stronger credit than they are because if we don't trade with them, they don't have any money to pay the bills. [6:25] And if we're not going to be treated properly, we're going to do that. [6:30] And all we have to do to cut our trade deficit with the country is not trade with them. [6:34] Canada is one. [6:35] If we don't do any trading with Canada, we just end all trade with Canada, we'd save ourselves $90 billion. [6:43] All trading with Canada. [6:45] Don't forget, they do all of their business, almost all of their business with the United States. [6:49] And we do a relatively small amount of business with them. [6:52] But if we didn't want to, if we were playing hardball, all we'd do is say, we're going to do no trading with Canada. [7:00] If we did no trading with Canada, we'd save $90 billion. [7:04] And so what I'm saying very simply is that we should be paying the lowest interest rate in the world. [7:11] Each point in interest in this country that we pay costs us $650 billion. [7:18] We should be at 1% or a half a percent. [7:23] We shouldn't be at 4%. [7:24] We have other countries at a half a percent. [7:27] And yet, if it weren't for us, they'd be bankrupt countries. [7:31] We should be the lowest in the world, as we were 25 and 30 years ago, under any circumstance. [7:37] We were the lowest in the world. [7:38] Mr. President, when will your Super PAC, MAGA Inc., start spending on KINPAX? [7:44] We already did, yeah. [7:46] But will you spend more? [7:47] Well, I have, I think I have like close to a billion dollars in the Super PAC. [7:53] And I'm allocating probably $400 or $500 million. [7:57] So I'll be spending, will be spending. [7:58] So the midterm election? [8:00] Yeah, we're going to spend a lot of money because we don't want to lose our country. [8:04] I want to keep these people wealthy, happy, and they have to keep us fed, right? [8:08] How do you make that determination of how to spend? [8:12] How do I make it? [8:13] I sit down and I say, let's do this, let's do that. [8:16] I'm going to be going around, I'm going to be making contributions to various campaigns [8:21] of people that I think are good, Republicans that I think are good, [8:25] people that I think are going to win and can win or are close to winning, [8:30] people that, I think we have a chance of doing very well in the midterms. [8:34] Look, history has said that the sitting president, Republican or Democrat, [8:38] no matter how, I don't think anybody's had a better first two years than we have. [8:42] There's never been anything like it. [8:44] Look at the numbers that you see. [8:46] Look at the investment numbers of two, think of it, $20 trillion coming in. [8:51] Nobody's ever had a first two years like we have. [8:54] It's not two years yet, but one and a half years. [8:57] Nobody's ever had a first one and a half years like we have. [9:00] So we're going to just see. [9:01] I'm going to spend whatever amount of money necessary to try and help us. [9:07] And this is money from, this is my money that I control. [9:11] Now this is separate from the RNC. [9:14] It's separate from people having money. [9:16] And I think it's not even counted in terms of the media. [9:19] I'm not sure that they ever talk about it. [9:21] They just found out about it. [9:22] But yeah, we have around a billion dollars that I can spend. [9:27] I can spend for the next race also. [9:29] I can spend it for what I want to spend it for. [9:31] But I'm going to help a lot of the congressmen and senators that need help. [9:35] Does it help me to be 28? [9:38] I could use it for 28, yes, if I want. [9:41] Sure. [9:41] I mean, I expect to have money left over. [9:44] And we can use that for 28. [9:46] If I could ask just one more question on Moscow. [9:50] Jared Kushner and Steve Whitcock are expected to go to Kiev in Moscow. [9:53] Are they bringing with them new proposals? [9:55] No, they're bringing with them a proposal to end the war. [9:59] Because I've ended eight wars. [10:02] I hope you're proud of me. [10:03] I ended eight wars. [10:04] I get no credit for it. [10:05] I ended eight wars. [10:06] Did I get the Nobel Prize? [10:08] No. [10:08] Although the person that got it was nice enough that she gave it to me. [10:12] She said nobody in the history of the Nobel Prize deserves it more than you. [10:17] But in Norway, they don't like me because I think they think I'm a little conservative. [10:22] Mr. President, back to the rates, back to interest rates. [10:24] A rate hike could reassure the bond market. [10:29] If you'd like to see whatever rates... [10:30] To me, it doesn't reassure a bond market. [10:31] To me, you should do a rate cut. [10:33] Because we should be at 1% or a half a percent. [10:36] We should not be at 4%. [10:38] Because everything, as I explained, we could do tremendous good for ourselves by just not [10:46] trading with countries. [10:48] We lose with the European Union $200 billion a year. [10:54] If I didn't trade with them, we'd lose nothing. [10:58] Just one swipe of the pen. [11:00] We lose with Mexico $195 billion a year. [11:07] If I don't trade with Mexico, they have nothing that we have to have. [11:10] I mean, hot tamales, tomatoes, a couple of things. [11:14] But basically, they have nothing that we need. [11:17] We have oil. [11:18] We have everything. [11:20] I don't want to do that because we get along very well with the president. [11:23] We like the president. [11:24] Respect her a lot. [11:26] But if we didn't want to trade with Mexico, if we didn't want to trade with Canada, [11:30] it would save from $60 to $90 billion a year just by not trading with Canada. [11:35] Now, Canada would be in a heap of trouble. [11:39] I don't think they'd exist because, again, they do 95% of their business with us. [11:44] So if I say we're not going to trade, that means 95% of their business gets wiped out. [11:49] I don't know what they do. [11:51] So we should have the lowest interest rate, as we used to 25, 30 years ago when we were smart. [11:58] Does the new ad about the Trump coin, how it's very successful, it sold out in just a couple of hours. [12:05] I'm with Real America's Voice. [12:07] Our viewers want to get their hands on one of those. [12:09] Is there a chance that you guys will probably release more at some point? [12:13] You mean the coin, like the coin with the Make America Great Again and things like that? [12:18] Yes. [12:19] Probably so. [12:19] I know. [12:20] I hear it does great. [12:21] I don't know. [12:21] I don't run it. [12:22] You know what I run? [12:23] I run this country. [12:24] I don't focus on that. [12:25] But somebody told me it sells very well. [12:27] Yeah. [12:28] Thank you. [12:29] Nice question. [12:30] Who are you with? [12:31] Real America's Voice. [12:32] Good. [12:32] It's a good group. [12:33] Does the new Air Force One still need to be... [12:34] She's with ABC. [12:35] One of the worst. [12:37] Maybe the worst. [12:38] Go ahead. [12:38] Mr. President, thank you for taking my question. [12:40] Does the new Air Force One still need to be maxed out? [12:42] Is it safe to apply to... [12:43] It's going to be maxed out. [12:43] Yeah, it's going to go away. [12:44] And it's a magnificent plane. [12:47] Interior-wise, the best. [12:48] Will you apply to... [12:49] Engines, the best. [12:50] Oh, yeah. [12:51] No, it's... [12:51] Well, it has a lot of stuff. [12:54] But to max it out, meaning you can go into any territory, it'll take about 60 days. [12:59] And it's being sent in October to be maxed out. [13:03] And what do you plan to do with the plane after you leave office? [13:05] It'll probably go to the museum. [13:07] Probably? [13:07] Is that up in the air at this point? [13:08] I haven't made a decision, but it will probably go to the museum. [13:11] It's scheduled to go to the museum. [13:13] If it doesn't go to the museum, what would you do with it? [13:15] I think it's going to the museum. [13:17] Mr. President, on China. [13:18] One, when President Xi is here, will you host a state dinner? [13:22] Yes. [13:22] And what does it say to allies as you guys are moving to punish people who support Iran? [13:29] China is obviously one of Iran's biggest supporters. [13:30] Well, not giving a great support. [13:31] Look, China has been very... [13:35] I said, please don't get involved. [13:36] The President Xi has a very good relationship. [13:39] And they're not really involved. [13:40] Very little involvement by China. [13:42] China could have plenty of involvement. [13:44] They get 50% of their oil from the harmless strait. [13:46] And, by the way, pipelines are being built right now. [13:50] The road through Syria, which is fantastic, is being built. [13:53] And it's open, actually. [13:54] And people are taking trucks through Syria, massive trucks with oil in it. [13:58] A lot of alternatives are being made to the harmless strait. [14:01] The harmless strait is not what it used to be. [14:04] Iran is going to end up, if they don't get smart, really smart, which I don't know if they can. [14:10] I don't know if they're able to do that. [14:11] But they're going to end up with a harmless strait that's not very necessary anymore. [14:16] Pipelines are being built all over the Middle East now, so they don't have to go through the harmless strait. [14:20] When should the American public expect resolution on Iran? [14:23] You just said that you could perhaps... [14:24] A revolution? [14:25] A resolution. [14:26] You just said that you could perhaps strike. [14:28] You think that's not in other days. [14:30] When should people feel... [14:31] I thought the revolution was more interesting. [14:35] No, a resolution, sorry. [14:36] Resolution, I don't know. [14:37] I can't tell you. [14:37] But we've already won the big thing. [14:40] There's not going to be a nuclear weapon. [14:42] You know, if we left today, it would take them 25 years to rebuild their country. [14:46] But I want to leave so that the next president doesn't have to worry about it. [14:49] Can you ask all about this new proposal for peace between Ukraine and Russia? [14:54] Would it involve, for example, Ukraine's seeding... [14:57] We have an idea for peace. [14:59] Look, I said late wars. [15:01] Most of them were supposed to be, in my opinion, more difficult than Russia and Ukraine. [15:06] There's a personality problem in Russia and Ukraine. [15:09] You know, President Zelensky and President Putin, they truly hate each other. [15:13] Do you know what hate is? [15:14] They have serious hate. [15:16] And it's getting in the way of them. [15:17] You know, last week they lost 32,000 people, mostly soldiers, during the last month. [15:24] Four weeks. [15:25] They lost 32,000 soldiers. [15:27] They're losing, on average, 25,000 soldiers a month. [15:33] It's got to get settled. [15:34] So I did. [15:35] I sent Steve Whitcoff and Jared Kushner, two great negotiators. [15:39] They've done a great job. [15:41] And we sent them over to see whether or not we can get something done. [15:46] And there may be a good chance that we'll do it. [15:48] Mr. President, while we were here with you, a mistrial was declared in the Lindsay Clancy trial. [15:52] Have you been following that trial? [15:54] Have you watched it? [15:54] Well, it's hard not to. [15:56] It's on television so much. [15:57] It's hard not to follow. [15:58] I followed it pretty much. [16:00] But it's a shame. [16:01] It's a horrible tragedy. [16:03] It's a horrible tragedy. [16:04] I see what's happened. [16:05] And it looks like it's a hung jury. [16:08] And I think the judge has said it's going to be a mistrial. [16:10] I assume there's going to be another trial. [16:13] It's a terrible situation. [16:15] Look, she did a horrible, horrible thing. [16:20] Can't be worse. [16:21] But you'll find out what the price to pay is. [16:25] There'll be a price. [16:25] It's going to be a mental institution or jail or something. [16:29] But I guess they're going to go through another trial. [16:31] It's too bad. [16:31] One last question. [16:32] Thank you so much. [16:33] Speaker Johnson sent members home early, especially with the midterm elections coming up. [16:39] Do you feel that Republicans delivered everything you wanted? [16:42] Well, he can look. [16:43] The House has been great. [16:45] You know, they sent the Save America Act up to the Senate. [16:48] We're waiting for the Senate. [16:49] So the House has been great. [16:53] We've got the Great Big Beautiful Bill. [16:54] That was, you know, just so people understand, a lot of the things that we gave you, we gave [16:58] it in the Great Big Beautiful Bill. [17:00] We don't have to do new labor. [17:01] We put 17 different bills into that. [17:04] Lucky we did because it wouldn't get anything else passed. [17:07] But the House has been, Speaker Johnson has done a fantastic job. [17:12] Beef, Mr. President, the suspension of tariffs on ground beef imports. [17:17] Where is that beef coming from? [17:18] The White House is coming from different places. [17:20] From which country? [17:21] It's coming from Argentina. [17:22] It's coming from Brazil. [17:24] It's coming from a couple of other places. [17:25] We have our inspectors down. [17:27] It's very clean. [17:27] It's very good. [17:29] And as soon as these people, you know, their herds are increasing, their herd decreased [17:32] very, very substantially during the Biden years, during the Biden administration. [17:37] But even from an environmental standpoint, you know, they wanted to decrease your herds [17:42] for environmental reasons. [17:44] You believe that one? [17:45] So we're building up the herds. [17:48] The farmers, the ranchers are building up their herds. [17:51] To follow up on that, Mr. President, you had said that importers had agreed that ground [17:56] beef would be sold at 25% below market prices. [17:58] So are those countries only Argentina and Brazil? [18:01] Are there other countries that agree with that? [18:02] Well, there could be other countries, but right now it's primarily Argentina and Brazil. [18:06] But there could be other countries. [18:08] And we're doing it in a very limited fashion because our ranchers can handle it. [18:12] But our ranchers really needed a little bit of help. [18:14] And our ranchers want the prices to be down, too. [18:17] They want to see the prices come down. [18:18] But I think a very big thing, and I've been hearing it for a long time, is the food processing. [18:24] Our ranchers are going to be able to do their own food processing. [18:27] And they'll have inspections, they'll have inspectors, they'll have everything just like these big plants, Adam. [18:33] But I would be willing to say that our ranchers will be more sanitary than those plants. [18:38] I think it's going to be a great thing. [18:40] I would think it's going to make a big difference when you can do your own processing. [18:45] You don't have to drive hundreds of miles away. [18:47] And Zippy, can I ask you to say a word, Zippy? [18:49] You are such a great leader. [18:52] Go ahead. [18:52] Well, thank you, Mr. President. [18:53] And it's always an honor to be here with you, and you have been the best president for farmers and ranchers and continue to do that. [19:01] Of course, a lot of things that happen in agriculture is very difficult and very complicated, and some of these issues are complicated. [19:09] But these executive orders that you are signing today to recognize that we ought to evaluate the wolves is a really good move. [19:18] Because if we put them back in a state where they can maintain themselves, we shouldn't have them threatened in our cattle herds and the people around this country. [19:28] So that is a great, great thing. [19:29] And being able to process your meat, it opens up the opportunity for small beginning young farmers to actually start out little and have the opportunity to grow bigger by being able to slaughter or harvest their animals closer to home and being able to give sales directly to the consumer. [19:51] So that's one of the areas that we see growth in agriculture today, especially with first-generation farmers. [19:58] So I think those are very good moves. [20:01] And, Mr. President, on the country of origin labeling, what is the timeline there? [20:07] When can consumers who go to the stores? [20:09] Well, that's going to be up to the House. [20:10] It's also going to be a little bit involved with Congress, because I understand Congress has something to do with that one. [20:15] So we're putting it in front of Congress right away. [20:17] It should be no problem. [20:18] Would you like to see it? [20:19] It should be no problem. [20:20] And they're working very hard on getting the Farm Bill approved, too. [20:22] So what is your message to communities who say they don't like data centers and they're worried AI could become dangerous? [20:29] Well, I look at data centers very, very carefully. [20:33] I mean, being formerly in the real estate business, I was really good at real estate. [20:36] And I can tell you, if I were running a state or a town, if I was a mayor or a governor, I would want as many data centers as I can, because they throw off tremendous amounts of money. [20:47] They don't take any energy, because, you know, the new ones that I approve, they all create their own energy. [20:53] We're giving them the right to build their own power plant, so they don't have to use the grid. [20:58] They're actually taking their excess energy, and they're building some incredible plants along with the building. [21:02] So they're building their own generation plant, and the excess is going back into the grid. [21:08] So we're actually making money on that. [21:10] It's going to bring energy costs down. [21:13] The data centers, you want to pay them in the right location, but if you want to get rich as a state or as a town, and if you want to pay lower taxes, if you want to create tremendous wealth, if you want your house to be more valuable and everything else, you're going to want a data center. [21:28] If you want to go through poverty, crime, and squalor, I would say don't approve data centers. [21:34] You know, you have your choice. [21:35] So I'm all for people approving them or not, but if you look at places that have really gotten wealthy and rich and lower taxes, and it's where properly approved data centers have been allowed to go up. [21:48] Now, if they don't approve them, there's a lot of places that want them, both in this country and in particular in China. [21:57] All over the world they want them. [21:58] So I don't like seeing where that opportunity would be squandered. [22:02] And the people that squandered are going to come back in five years and say, wow, we made a big mistake because that place is located in a different location, and everybody's gotten rich. [22:14] So I think if you want success, you have to go with the data center. [22:17] You want them to be proper. [22:18] You want to check them for sound and, you know, all the different things. [22:21] But again, they create their own electricity, so you're not going to have a problem there. [22:27] The water is going to be, they do them in so many different ways, including desalinization and everything else. [22:35] These data centers are making a fortune for people that live relatively near them. [22:41] It doesn't mean you want to be right in their backyard, but for people that live in the area of data centers, they've been an unbelievable success. [22:50] Do you have any concerns about AI veering out of control and launching cyber attacks? [22:55] No, we watch it very carefully. [22:57] We're leading China in AI, and whoever wins, AI wins. [23:01] That's the power. [23:02] This is bigger than the Internet. [23:04] This is a revolution, you know? [23:08] We've had a few of them over the last 200 years, but this is a revolution. [23:13] And I've seen some results that are incredible medically. [23:17] You know, we're coming up with things medically that we wouldn't have maybe in 100 years. [23:22] Whoever wins with AI wins. [23:25] And it's really, right now, it's really between China and us. [23:30] Thank you very much, everybody. [23:32] The President is coming in two weeks. [23:34] What do you hope to accomplish? [23:36] Well, President Xi is coming on September 24th. [23:39] We look forward to it. [23:40] He's a great gentleman. [23:41] We get along great. [23:43] We have a very good trading relationship. [23:45] And, you know, they're a competitor and all of that. [23:48] But we have a very good relationship with President Xi. [23:51] He's coming with his beautiful wife. [23:53] She's a beautiful woman and a great woman. [23:55] Respected all over the world. [23:57] They're coming together. [23:58] And we have a beautiful heliport. [24:01] If you want to use a helicopter, just open. [24:04] In fact, if you want to go outside and check it out, it's beautiful. [24:07] Just was completed. [24:09] Under budget. [24:10] It had a schedule and beautiful. [24:12] But he is coming on September 24th. [24:14] And we're going to have a state dinner. [24:16] And we're going to do great things with China. [24:19] We've been doing very well with China. [24:20] China took advantage of us for years. [24:24] For years. [24:24] I don't blame them. [24:25] You know, we had people that were not smart sitting behind this desk. [24:28] But we've done very well with China. [24:32] And China and I have a very good relationship. [24:34] He and I have a very good relationship. [24:36] Have you done enough since April? [24:37] Thank you, press. [24:38] Thank you, press. [24:39] Thank you, press. [24:40] Thank you, press. [24:42] Thank you, press. [24:42] Yeah, we're going out this way.