Iran, Hamas disarmament, $1.8B fund & more: President Trump holds Cabinet meeting

[0:00] I thank all of you for being here. [0:02] And again, this is a Cabinet meeting. [0:04] It's open. [0:05] We have done a lot of open Cabinet meetings, [0:09] and I feel it works out very well. [0:10] Everybody can ask certain questions. [0:14] We'll let you talk about certain things, [0:16] certain things we can't answer because they're ongoing [0:18] and very important. [0:20] But this is one of the most talented teams ever [0:22] to serve the United States and in the United States government. [0:26] This is a talented group of people. [0:28] Let's see, I'm going one after another. [0:31] Yeah, there's a couple of steps, but that's okay. [0:36] It's an amazing group. [0:37] And America is safer and stronger and far more successful [0:41] than it was two years ago. [0:43] And I think, frankly, that it never was. [0:45] I don't think it's ever been anything like this. [0:49] We're building more factories and plants in this country [0:52] than we've ever built before. [0:54] And we're going to be, at some point, [0:57] we'll be leaving this position, [0:59] and we're going to leave this country in very, very good shape. [1:02] Better shape than it's ever been. [1:04] When we took office, we inherited a total catastrophe. [1:08] The last administration created the worst inflation in 48 years, [1:12] the most dangerous and insecure border in history, [1:15] and exploding trade deficits like we have never seen before, [1:19] rampant crime, men and women's sports, [1:23] transgender mutilization of your children, [1:26] and chaos and bedlam all over the world. [1:29] Other than that, they did quite a good job. [1:32] In less than 18 months, we've turned around four years of disaster. [1:36] And we now have the strongest border in American history. [1:39] We went from the worst border, I believe, of any country in history. [1:42] Twenty-five million people came through in four years. [1:45] And these are people that, in many cases, you don't want. [1:48] They were murderers. [1:49] They were drug dealers. [1:50] They were people that you do not want. [1:53] Now we have the strongest border in American history. [1:56] And for the last 15 months, the report just came out again. [2:00] We've had no people coming in through our southern border. [2:03] Zero. [2:04] And it's almost hard to say because you'd say, [2:06] is that even possible to have 25 million people came in? [2:09] We have no people coming in through, [2:11] illegally, through our southern border. [2:14] And that's in history. [2:14] So think of that zero, a big, beautiful zero. [2:17] The murder rate saw its single-largest drop ever recorded, [2:21] to the lowest in 125 years. [2:23] That goes back to, think of it, that goes back to 1,800. [2:28] Lowest murder rate in the history of our country. [2:31] So that's something. [2:33] Today, I just want to mention that we heard in Minnesota, [2:37] there was a cyberattack, and they blame it on Iran. [2:40] I don't think so. [2:41] I think I blame it on Minnesota [2:43] because they're grossly incompetent. [2:44] There was a cyberattack of 30 water plants, [2:48] and I would blame it on Minnesota [2:51] and the governor, the corrupt governor of Minnesota. [2:54] They like to say, oh, it's Iran. [2:55] Iran should be so lucky. [2:57] Iran has got bigger problems than worrying about Minnesota. [3:00] This month, it was announced that inflation is dropping [3:03] at the fastest rate in more than six years. [3:06] Walmart, Sam's Club, Giant Eagle, and others [3:09] are slashing prices by hundreds of grocery stores. [3:13] And all of the stores, I mean, throughout the country, [3:15] they're slashing prices. [3:17] Something that you haven't seen for a long time [3:20] since my last administration. [3:22] The stock market has set 73 all-time record highs [3:25] since the election. [3:26] That means all-time record highs, 73 days, [3:30] out of a very short period of time. [3:33] And the typical 401 is up by more than $30,000. [3:37] And when you think of that, if you add another $1,000 to it, [3:45] it will be we set the record in the last administration, [3:48] a record still standing. [3:50] This administration is going to blow my last administration away. [3:54] When the factories that we're building at record, [3:57] and we're not building them, [3:59] all over the world they're building. [4:00] They're coming from all over the world. [4:02] They're coming from Germany with the cars. [4:04] They're coming from Germany. [4:05] They're coming from Japan, South Korea, Canada, Mexico. [4:09] From all over the world, they're building auto plants here, [4:11] because otherwise they have to pay tariffs. [4:14] The tariffs have made our country rich and successful. [4:18] And all of this, I mean, I'd like to say it was the election. [4:21] On November 5th, it was the election, and that's fine. [4:24] But without the election, [4:25] you wouldn't have what I've done economically. [4:28] So we have the most successful environment [4:31] that we've ever had. [4:32] There's never been anything like it [4:34] from the standpoint of investment into our country. [4:37] It's five to six times higher than anybody has ever seen [4:40] than any other country, any other country, [4:42] not just us, has ever had. [4:44] On July 4th, we launched Trump accounts [4:47] to keep a vision of our great, big, beautiful bill. [4:51] And these tax-free investment savings accounts [4:53] have already been activated by over 7 million children. [4:56] These are investments made in our future, [4:59] which is our children. [5:00] Our children are the most important aspect of our future, [5:04] with more being added each day. [5:06] So it's a tremendous hit. [5:08] Over 7 million and really, really just got going, [5:11] I would say, Scott, about two weeks ago [5:13] when it was — we got the final approvals. [5:16] And we have over 7 million. [5:18] Actually, there's never been anything quite like that. [5:21] But millions of accounts are pre-funded with $1,000 [5:25] from the U.S. Treasury, [5:26] or generous gifts from private donors [5:28] like Michael and Susan Dell and others [5:30] who have given billions of dollars — billions. [5:33] people are putting up hundreds of millions [5:35] and billions of dollars into it [5:37] and buying, really, a great future for children. [5:41] When they turn 18 or when they turn 21, [5:43] instead of having no hope, no future, [5:46] they will end up with hundreds of thousands of dollars, [5:48] and maybe even more than that. [5:50] So it's going to be something to see. [5:52] With modest additional contributions, [5:54] they'll grow by numbers that should be — [5:58] it could be over $200,000. [6:00] We're looking at the timeline. [6:02] We're looking at — I wish we had an economy [6:03] like we have now, with the stock markets going up. [6:06] But they will benefit by our country being successful. [6:10] And we're going to give every child [6:11] a head start on the American dream. [6:14] So go to trumpaccounts.gov. [6:16] They're really something — the whole world is talking about it. [6:19] And it's far ahead of schedule. [6:21] Nobody thought it would be as successful as it's been. [6:24] But it should be. It should be. [6:26] And we start them off with $1,000. [6:28] And this was part of the great, big, beautiful bill. [6:31] With my most-navored-nation policy, [6:33] you could say this is even a bigger thing, [6:35] if that's possible, on drug prices. [6:38] We're achieving record discounts on prescription drugs. [6:41] The prescription drugs were going through the roof [6:44] for many years, and now we're getting record discounts [6:47] with price differences of 300, 400, 500, 600 percent. [6:54] Nobody's ever heard of a thing like that. [6:56] And what this is all about is that we were the highest — [7:00] we had the highest prices anywhere in the world, by far. [7:03] Most expensive drugs — prescription drugs and others. [7:08] The highest in the world. [7:09] The whole world was laughing at us. [7:10] We paid for the rest of the world. [7:11] We subsidized the whole world. [7:13] And I said, we're not going to do that. [7:15] And I started it in the first administration. [7:18] I took it up. [7:19] Obviously, Biden wasn't able to do anything about it. [7:22] Because you had to get the consent of the drug companies, [7:25] and you had to get the consent. [7:26] More difficult would be the consent of other nations. [7:29] The other nations had to agree. [7:31] But they were paying a fraction — [7:33] sometimes 10 percent, 20 percent, 40 percent, 70 percent less. [7:39] So I had to call them, and I had to get them on. [7:41] And I said, if you don't do it, [7:42] we're going to have to charge your tariffs. [7:44] And they all said no at first, very politely. [7:47] They said, sir, we can't do that. [7:48] We're not going to double our prices. [7:50] They had to double their prices. [7:52] And in some cases, triple their price. [7:54] And we would come down. [7:55] So a pill that sold for $10 in Germany would sell for $130 in New York. [8:04] Same pill from the same company, the same factory, [8:06] the same plant, same laboratory. [8:10] From $10, and we pay $130. [8:12] I said, no, no. [8:14] Now, the world is a bigger place, [8:15] so it's not as bad as it sounds for them. [8:17] So they went up to 20, and we came down to 20. [8:21] So we now have the lowest drug prices anywhere in the world. [8:24] We're tied with the lowest, [8:26] but we're basically its favorite nation. [8:28] So we have the lowest drug prices anywhere in the world [8:31] from the highest drug prices anywhere in the world. [8:34] Now, what that does for your health care — [8:36] I mean, I see these fake polls [8:37] where the Democrats have wonderful numbers on this stuff, [8:41] and they are horrible, what they've done. [8:43] Obamacare is a total disaster. [8:45] It's a costly wreck. [8:47] It's unaffordable. [8:48] We call it the Unaffordable Care Act. [8:50] It's a disgrace. [8:51] They never even thought of being able to do something like this. [8:54] They didn't even try. [8:55] They didn't even try. [8:56] So I got the drug companies first, [8:59] and then I got the countries. [9:02] And the drug companies agreed [9:03] because they knew the countries wouldn't agree. [9:06] And when I called Germany, France, [9:08] when I called the UK, [9:10] when I called all of these countries, [9:11] I said, you got to do it. It's unfair. [9:13] We're paying 10 times more than you're paying for the same drug. [9:17] You can't do this. And they said, well, we're not going to do that [9:20] because we're going to have to double our price [9:21] in order to make you happy. [9:23] I said, no, maybe you're going to have to triple your price. [9:26] They said, well, we can't do it. [9:27] I said, that's all right. [9:28] If you can't do it, then I can't do something also. [9:31] And I'm going to charge you very substantial tariffs, [9:34] which are far more than we're talking about. [9:37] And they all said, we'd love to do it. [9:39] We'd love to do it. It would be a great honor to do it. [9:41] So nobody else would do this. This would have never happened. [9:44] So your drug prices have gone down by numbers, [9:46] not even thinkable. My first term, [9:48] I had the privilege of having lower drug prices [9:51] from the beginning of the year till the end [9:53] for the first time in 28 years. You remember. [9:56] And I called the news conference to announce it. [9:59] So the year it ended, and I was turned out one-eighth of a percent. [10:04] One-eighth of a percent. Little, tiny, this much. [10:07] It went down that much during one year. [10:10] First time in 28 years, it went down. [10:12] And it was always like this, just up, more expensive. [10:16] And I called the news conference. I was so proud of myself. [10:19] And I said, ladies and gentlemen, [10:21] the first time in 28 years, [10:23] drug prices have gone down from January till the end of December. [10:29] And I want to just congratulate everybody [10:32] for being a part of this wonderful experiment. [10:36] And one-eighth of a point now, [10:38] we're talking about 400, 500, 600 percent coming down. [10:42] We pay the lowest drug prices anywhere in the world [10:45] from the highest. So, you know, [10:47] and I'll say it again and again [10:48] because the press doesn't want to record it. [10:50] The fake news doesn't want to record it. [10:52] They don't want to talk about it. [10:53] What that does for healthcare, Bobby, is unbelievable [10:56] because medicine is a big part of healthcare. [10:59] So I wish that people would understand that. [11:01] And I hope they're going to vote for us in the midterms [11:04] because you'll see some stuff that will be horrible [11:06] because they can blow it very fast [11:08] and they don't know what they're doing. [11:09] So your drug prices are great. [11:11] You know, I saw Spain yesterday [11:14] and I watched the catastrophe that took place. [11:17] It was a — it looks like an invasion of a country [11:21] by hundreds of thousands of people. [11:24] And that same thing is going to happen to us [11:25] if the Republicans don't get elected, except worse. [11:29] Much bigger, much easier to get into, [11:32] despite the fact that we have built thousands of miles of wall, [11:37] which I said we were going to do. [11:39] But we didn't have that. Forget it. [11:41] But we have the safest border in the world. [11:43] If we're not in office, our country will be invaded [11:48] at levels that made Spain look small-time. [11:52] And when I watched it, I said, [11:53] boy — I said, I'm going to say it [11:56] because I knew you were going to be at Camp David. [11:57] And I said, that's going to be a talking point for the midterms. [12:02] Because when you look at what happened to Spain, [12:04] they don't know what to do. [12:05] And it's happening again today. [12:07] They're coming in by the tens of thousands. [12:09] They're just — they're just invading the country. [12:13] And what that is is weak law, bad management, [12:19] but very liberal law. [12:22] They passed a couple of laws, and people read. [12:25] You know, people are smart. [12:26] They read from other countries. [12:28] And they swam that three-mile swim, [12:30] or however they got in. [12:32] But nobody has seen anything like it. [12:34] That will look good compared to what's going to happen [12:36] to the United States. [12:38] The biggest thing, the worst thing that Biden did [12:40] is allowing 25 million people into our country. [12:43] Because many of those people are criminals. [12:45] They're murderers. [12:46] A lot of murderers — 11,888. [12:49] A lot of them are gone now. [12:50] We got them out. [12:52] But they allow people to come into this country [12:54] that you can't allow to come into a country. [12:57] We're also making an unprecedented investment [12:59] in the United States Armed Forces, [13:02] where we're doing great. [13:04] We rebuilt the Armed Forces. [13:06] We rebuilt our military in my first term. [13:09] But we are doing great with our military. [13:10] They spent a lot of money in our military. [13:13] They gave away $300 billion worth of ammo [13:17] and everything else in the — in Biden's term. [13:20] But we're building it up fast, and we have a — [13:22] we're — we just have a great military. [13:24] That's all there is to it. [13:26] But we rebuilt it in the — in my first term. [13:29] And we're using it in my second term [13:31] with Venezuela and other places, and Iran now. [13:35] Iran is doing very poorly. [13:36] Just in case you read incorrect stories, [13:38] they're doing very, very poorly. [13:40] They're having a hard time. [13:41] They've been very dishonest. [13:43] They've been very dishonorable to deal with. [13:45] But that makes no difference. [13:47] They're doing very, very poorly. [13:49] We're also making that investment [13:51] and looking forward to getting $1.5 trillion next year. [13:56] And people see now how important it is. [13:58] We want to keep a safe country. [13:59] We have to keep a safe country. [14:01] And the good news is all of that equipment [14:03] is made in the USA. [14:04] So we're making it here. [14:06] It's jobs. [14:07] And each one of our defense groups [14:11] are building literally at least four new massive plants, [14:16] as we speak, because we want them to do — [14:19] we want them to move faster. [14:20] We have the best equipment in the world, [14:22] but we want them to move faster. [14:24] We don't want to wait a year or a year and a half. [14:26] We want to wait a week, maybe. [14:28] So that's happening, and I think the results are very good. [14:30] They're all — they're building at levels [14:34] that nobody has ever seen before. [14:36] And we've had tremendous success. [14:38] And our military was just proud of it. [14:40] Again, Venezuela was a one-day war. [14:45] And we have a great relationship with Venezuela. [14:47] We're working with partners with Venezuela now, [14:50] taking out tens of millions of barrels of oil [14:53] and going to Houston, going to Alaska, going to Louisiana, [14:57] going to different places for refineries. [15:01] And it's been very much amazing. [15:04] The administration has done more in 18 months [15:06] than most administrations have done in eight years, [15:09] if you had a two-termer. [15:11] We've done more in 18 months [15:12] than anyone's ever seen before. [15:14] Nobody has ever seen. [15:16] This is the golden age of America. [15:18] And we have a war that's going on, as you call it, a war. [15:21] Maybe I call it a military operation. [15:24] It's — they have no — Navy has been obliterated. [15:27] Their Air Force has been obliterated. [15:29] They have no planes. Their missiles have been — [15:32] largely — they have some left. They have some. [15:35] But they have far fewer than they had four or five months ago. [15:39] They — their manufacturing capacity is almost gone. [15:45] The drone capacity is almost gone. [15:48] They're very few. But they have some. [15:50] They have one that's too many, as far as I'm concerned. [15:53] But we've done an amazing job with Venezuela. [15:57] We've done an amazing job here. We're in there for five months. [16:00] And I know that people like to say it [16:02] because we've done a much bigger job, [16:05] a much more important job than we originally anticipated. [16:08] So we're in there for five months. [16:10] And if you look at Vietnam, they were in there for 20 years. [16:13] You look at Afghanistan, they were in there for many years. [16:17] You look at any one of the wars, Korea — [16:18] any one of them, they're in there for many years. [16:21] We're in for five months, [16:22] and we have obliterated their military capacity. [16:25] Again, they've got some left. [16:27] But soon, they won't have some left. [16:29] So I just want to thank everybody around this table. [16:31] You've been very special. [16:32] I want to thank a lot of the media people [16:34] because many of you have been very, very fair and very — [16:37] that's one of the reasons you're here, frankly. [16:39] But you've been very fair. You've covered me this time much more fairly, [16:43] I think, than the first term. [16:46] The first term was a great success. [16:48] We had the greatest economy in history in the first term. [16:51] And this term is going to blow it away. [16:53] I think this term is going to actually blow it away. [16:55] So it's an honor to have you. [16:57] And I'd like to ask our great Vice President, J.D. Vance, [17:00] to say a few words, followed by Marco and Pete and Scott [17:05] and Bobby Kennedy. Okay? [17:08] Thank you very much, everybody. Please, Gene. [17:11] Well, great. Thanks, Mr. President. [17:12] First of all, thanks for having us [17:13] at this historical and beautiful place. [17:15] And it's an honor to be on the team, [17:17] honor to be able to work on fraud which is what i'm going to talk about today though i know we [17:21] have a lot of things going on this has been an amazing team from kelly leffler at sba [17:27] to doug at the da to todd and bobby kennedy this really has required a whole of administration [17:34] approach to try to tackle fraud there are a few things that i want to talk about and celebrate [17:38] the first is that just since the beginning of the fraud task force that i started under the [17:42] president's leadership and direction we have identified 230 billion dollars of fraud that's [17:49] being perpetrated against the american people and we have halted already 56 billion dollars of that [17:54] it's sometimes hard once the money has already gone out the door it's hard to get it back but stopping [17:59] it from going out the door is how we save the american people 56 billion dollars and of course [18:04] we're going to keep on working on that just today mr president we will announce 17 new anti-prod actions [18:10] that will total uh about a third of a billion dollars and that that's added to the 230 billion [18:15] dollars that we've already uncovered and i want to just talk for the benefit of the american people [18:20] about why do we care so much about this because what i always try to remind people is that fraud has [18:25] two victims so to give one concrete example there is a program that is administered by medicaid [18:33] and that program ensures that low-income moms and low-income babies have access to neonatal care now i [18:39] think most americans probably share my view this is one of the great things about the united states [18:44] of america that if we see a baby and we see a young mother that requires help we help our fellow [18:50] americans that's a good thing it's something that we should be proud of and yet there is a program [18:55] that has defrauded the moms and the babies who benefit from these you've gotten people who've gotten [19:00] rich by setting up false companies that are providing false services so who loses in that equation [19:07] number one of course is the american taxpayer that is 230 billion dollars poorer because of the fraud [19:12] that this country has let go on but i actually think most importantly is that we've seen that [19:18] program run out of money so we've seen moms and babies unable to access the health care that they need [19:24] because the fraudsters have gotten rich that is a disgrace and until the president ordered us to [19:30] stop it no one was doing anything about it so we've made a lot of progress mr president in just [19:36] under a year but we're going to keep on working at it because we believe the american people deserve [19:40] to have their money spent as you and the congress have to recommend there's big numbers here finally [19:45] tremendous numbers they look like elliot nest does anybody know you look like that group of people [19:52] you have lined up behind you that they're doing a great job yes billions think it not not millions [19:58] billions of dollars is being recovered billions and you haven't seen anything yet we have things [20:04] happening that people aren't going to believe the level of corruption and fraud that took place under [20:09] the biden administration was unprecedented and minnesota california maine maine believe it or not [20:17] you know you think of maine as this wonderful place yep it's uh the level of corruption is incredible [20:22] all over all over so uh great job thank you very much thanks sir okay please oh my turn well first of all [20:29] thank you for bringing us out here um i got the chance to drive for the first time in a year and a [20:34] half which is the golf cart it was fun [20:38] it was great and um so just a couple points that uh you we all know we've followed in the news [20:46] obviously the events in the middle east and others who didn't talk about that not that they're not [20:49] important but there's some other issues happening around the world mr president that you've shown great [20:53] leadership and that have not gotten nearly as much attention i think they deserve to mention today the [20:57] first is the international criminal court is an illegitimate international organization that [21:02] frankly illegitimate they've made themselves illegitimate because they claim that even if [21:05] you're not a member of that court they can come after you what that literally means in the future is [21:10] that american servicemen political leaders and others could find themselves under the under [21:15] indictment by this international criminal court if you want to know a little bit about it jack smith used to [21:20] work there these are the people that think they can go out and basically indict any world leader and [21:24] hollow into the hague so we've begun we try to get them to reform and listen to us they wouldn't do [21:28] it they're very arrogant we've now begun an effort to really try to bring that court to heal there's no [21:34] information that they're after me it could happen just so you know because she's talking about it [21:43] he's not trying to defend me he's trying to defend bb and various other people but there are many people [21:49] that shouldn't be looked at that way but there is no indication that uh i'm one of them at this [21:55] moment well and i actually think the people who are biggest danger in our system are servicemen [22:02] they'll try to go out for the rest of their lives or not be able to travel anywhere in the world with [22:05] their families because they can be arrested on one of these i'm imagining you're a soldier you fought in [22:09] a war and 20 years later they try to come grab you so this is a big problem so we've had dozens of [22:14] countries already joined us and suffered since we started two weeks ago five countries have already [22:18] quit the icc and notified them that they're leaving and we think there'll be more the second thing is [22:23] we had an unprecedented ministerial 60 countries came to washington and were a part of an effort [22:28] where we were shedding light on far left terrorism and violence you know the bomb goes off somewhere [22:33] and it's tied to some right-wing group or what i you know i don't consider neo-nazis right-wing [22:37] i consider them nazis right but you're going to get a lot of attention on that but if it's a leftist group [22:42] an antifa group that gets no coverage or they ignore the ideological spin and the ideological [22:48] reason behind it so we've got 60 countries came up here and hopefully creating a strong coalition to go [22:53] after far left violent terrorism go after it and call it by name i think we're building a very strong [22:58] coalition there we've had some success in the middle east mr president as you know in the diplomatic front [23:04] the deal with lebanon and israel is unprecedented president ayun was here a week ago i think that was [23:10] the first visit by a lebanese president in over 30 some odd years in fact this is the first time [23:14] the israelis and the lebanese government have spoken at the official level close to 30 years [23:18] and that was thanks to your leadership a lot of work to be done to keep that peace and build on it [23:22] but it's a real achievable and of course as you announced last night mr president this disarmament [23:27] deal that you brought about with stein and jared's work on on hamas is another big step as well [23:33] it's something a lot of people thought would never happen it needs to happen but the fact that even [23:36] agreed to it is real achievable last point is on the western hemisphere for the first time in [23:43] 15 20 years the overwhelming majority of the countries in the western hemisphere are now led [23:48] by pro-american leaders and pro-american governments it's an extraordinary achievement all of it happening [23:54] virtually every election that's happened in the western hemisphere since you were elected president [23:58] has elected someone who is pro-american and i think this is an incredible situation and last but not [24:04] least and i have to thank a number of agencies here particularly the department of war after that [24:08] terrible earthquake in venezuela within 36 hours the full force of the american government was on [24:14] the ground providing humanitarian assistance it was a sight to behold the uss board i think was in [24:20] their court our marines and and uh armed service personnel were helping run their airport in their tower [24:26] it is one of the fastest most dramatic and most effective humanitarian responses certainly in recent [24:32] history if not ever and it came at the direction of the president in fact within an hour of that [24:37] earthquake hitting i remember because i was overseas the president called and said make sure we go in [24:41] there and help these people recover from this and we did and thanks to your leadership mr president [24:46] it's a great story enough needs to be told about it because the credit goes to so many agencies [24:51] represented here today but really the department of wars effort was phenomenal so thank you thank you very [24:56] much marco and just before we uh continue i want to just congratulate jay clayton he's with us today [25:03] as you know he's had a big victory he's going to be a he's going to do a fantastic job he's only [25:08] done a his whole life has been about doing the fantastic jobs congratulations thank you mr president [25:22] for the invitation the opportunity to be here uh it's an honor for the war department to to help run [25:27] this facility also from the from the food defense line uh it's it's an honor to have you and it's it's great [25:33] americans here and all around the country and all around the world who are the core of what uh keep [25:39] us safe but in order to do that you have to have a leader that's willing to put them in a position to [25:44] do it and that's my takeaway mr president is um so three points one it takes courage two it takes [25:52] restoring a spirit which you have done and third it takes investment and not just an investment but a [25:57] generational investment and i think people miss that the courage it takes to seal the border to say [26:02] we're going to do it and we're going to do it every single day and we're going to do it on behalf [26:05] of the american people the courage to bomb the houthis and say we will we will maintain freedom [26:11] of navigation and wonder why they're not involved in this conflict the houthis even though they're a [26:14] proxy of iran because they felt the weight of american power for 45 days and you had the courage to do [26:20] that courage to to do midnight hammer and conclude the 12 day war by obliterating their nuclear sites [26:25] something no one other presidents had the option on their table to do but they never pulled the trigger [26:31] because of the complications because of the challenges because of the risk courage courage [26:36] to take on cartels and drugs drug votes and now forming the a triple c the america's counter cartel [26:41] coalition with all those friendly governments that marco talked about who want to be shoulder to [26:46] shoulder not just with america but with a bold strong america with clear leadership the courage to go [26:54] get maduro in the most dangerous most heavily guarded house inside the most heavily guarded fort [26:59] inside the most heavily guarded town in their capital city in the middle of the night and change [27:03] the entire dynamic of that country and that region and the world saw what the american military was [27:08] capable to do but that doesn't happen unless commander-in-chief says you're authorized to do it [27:13] and you'll take the handcuffs off when you do it to ensure that americans come home the courage to [27:19] undertake epic fury uh-huh and and this iranian regime and ensure they never have a nuclear weapon [27:25] which remains your commitment and frankly the courage to negotiate with people that have shown [27:30] no willingness to do so honestly incredible negotiators who are the best in the world and give [27:34] them every opportunity to do it uh give those things up peacefully all of that takes guts but that comes [27:41] on the back to the change in the spirit of our department you talk about spirit all the time and and [27:45] and your right to do so when you rip out dei when you rip out social engineering and social justice and [27:51] you put in merit and then you untie the hands of commanders to be commanders to enforce discipline [27:57] and accountability to get back to basics then you get historic re-enlistment inside our ranks our best [28:03] people as president are staying because they want to be in that kind of department and then historic [28:08] recruitment record amongst young americans every month our department breaks records and when did that [28:14] trend line start on election day 2024 when the american people said i want to serve under this [28:20] president and that that new name the department of war has become the ethos the warrior ethos of our [28:26] department again spirit and i will know uh the flyovers will indeed continue until morale [28:33] but that's also spirit braids 250 flyovers the american people seeing and feeling their military in [28:41] ways they have not in the past that spirit and then finally mr president a generational investment you [28:46] rebuilt the military in your first term and you've spent in your first year one trillion and now we [28:51] are committed in working with congress to get 1.5 trillion but this is not the same way we funded [28:57] our department in the past this is a businessman in charge this is a deputy secretary of our department [29:02] who's a turnaround guy uh just like the president is saying we will not fund money we will not fund [29:07] the apartment the way we have in the past in fact so far 75 billion dollars in private investment from [29:14] defense companies who are now investing in new plants new equipment new assembly lines to build [29:19] the munitions of the future faster than ever possible that's saving taxpayer dollars uh because [29:25] the companies themselves are investing that would never the arsenal of freedom would never happen without [29:29] you uh so just like you use a lot of things ronald reagan's building was a part of um in this [29:36] administration and in future administration they will look back at donald trump and the buildup that [29:40] he has done and that will be the deterrence of the future will be established because of your [29:44] investment so thank you mr president for your attention let's go ahead please mr president it's an [29:51] honor to be here in this historic place as we celebrate our nation's 250th anniversary and i think if [29:58] we look back whether our founders of president washington thomas jefferson uh alexander hamilton could not [30:06] have imagined the economy that we would have created it is the envy of the world and as you said we have [30:13] record investment coming in we've never seen anything like it and we're pulling away from the rest of the [30:18] world because of your leadership the policies that you did from day one in terms of digital assets in [30:25] terms of technology and bringing back american manufacturing it's you you've done it again you've had [30:33] the incredible economy during the first term and we are seeing that carry over here and it is in stark [30:42] contrast to the buying economy which was government jobs government spending and high inflation the worst [30:49] inflation in 50 years and that with the working families tax type which i will add every democrat voted [30:58] against every democrat voted against it is the perfect barbell for this economy on one side you [31:06] have full expensing for factories for equipment for farm structures on the other side your four [31:14] signature policies promises made promises kept no tax and tips no tax and overtime no tax and social [31:20] security deductibility of auto loans if you buy an american-made car and the americans are starting [31:28] starting to feel core inflation is low consumer confidence is strong we have the highest consumer [31:35] confidence came up today via in five months and uh main street is back small small banks are [31:44] linked thanks to your policies small banks community banks are lending again and the americans are starting [31:51] to feel as you said these trump accounts are the most successful program launched in government history [31:58] we've had seven million families sign up with them we're going to get to open enrollment and we will [32:04] have 70 million families who have signed up with us 38 of american families households have no exposure [32:12] to our great equity market and thanks to you we're going to have an ownership society an ownership [32:18] society you were one of the first presidents to create assets for the american people not more debt [32:24] we have the biggest tax refund season ever trade deals tax cuts energy dominance and direct [32:32] the regulatory efforts america is ushering in the greatest reshoring wave in our history in june [32:40] our manufacturing sector expanded for the sixth straight month we've got construction jobs and [32:45] those are going to lead into manufacturing jobs we've got main street prosperity real wages are up a [32:52] thousand dollars and serve what you've done again too is the bottom 25 of wagers just like in your first [33:00] term are outperforming the top 25 this is a working families administration that last in the past year [33:11] that group has had real wage or had wage increases 5.5 percent they have three times they have what the top [33:20] in has done so you've done it again and these are private sector jobs we are creating as you often [33:28] say in these meetings we could have created a million two million government jobs but we didn't the private [33:34] sector is creating we've got incentives we've got money coming in and we are rebuilding so and then our [33:41] energy dominance thanks to you and these policies you can come to the u.s you're going to have regulatory [33:46] certainty tax certainty and energy certainty so it's the best place in the world to build your factory [33:52] and finally i want to add it has been a pleasure to be a part of our privilege to be a part of as we [33:58] go on from epic purity to economic purity to constrict on your orders constrict the iranian regimes [34:05] the financial tentacles all around the world we started it and on your orders we started in march 2025 [34:13] in december of 2025 the largest bank in iranian collapsed the central bank had to print money [34:20] that caused inflation now they got 180 percent inflation they aren't able to pay their troops [34:25] and on your orders we are searching for their assets all around the world and that money will go to the [34:31] iranian people americans who have been harmed by the iranians whether the us is cold they are the barracks [34:38] from lebanon they have or it will go back to when the iranians attacked these ships coming out so [34:47] it's been a privilege to be part of that and yeah i look forward to it thank you very much and i want [34:53] to just add that today there are more people working in the united states than at any time in the history [34:59] of our country we have more people working today and we think of that number and more people working [35:05] today by far than at any time in the history of our country so it's been something very very special [35:12] uh bobby please thank you mr president let me just take a moment to take note of the historical [35:19] significance of this occasion before the press came in you asked all the cabinet members who had been to [35:26] camp david before and about i think about three quarters of them had i raised my hand but i haven't been [35:32] here for 62 years i came here on weekends as many weekends we could between 1961 and 1963. my father [35:43] loved this place my uncle loved this place he was nobody knows about this because i'm a history book but [35:50] he was resentful at y eisenhower for renaming it camp david and he if he had got made it to his second term [35:58] he was going to rename it chamberlain which was the original name that roosevelt had had named it [36:05] my uncle prided himself on being the most open transparent administration in history who's the [36:11] first president to have televised press conferences earning his thousand days in office he had about [36:16] 30 press conferences you mr president had press conferences every day [36:22] and here you've opened the intersection of the presidency to the first time in history and i think [36:31] that's a beautiful thing because you also face although you gave these guys a lot of compliments [36:37] the most hostile press corps that any president in united states in history [36:42] i'm going to talk just briefly about a subject you alluded to which is the mfn and just so everybody [36:56] has a background when you were here to every president promised to fix that disparity between what we pay [37:03] and what the other developed countries pay when you came into office the list price for osempic was [37:09] 1350 for americans you can internet any pharmacy in london hamburg frankfurt for 88 dollars and this [37:18] every president president bush president biden president clinton president obama have all promise [37:25] fixes none of you did anything you fixed it today office assuming that's in 2028 um 95 percent of the [37:43] drugs that are available to americans they will be paying the lowest prices in the world trump rx just [37:51] in the short time that we since we put it out has saved americans 700 million dollars we now have 800 [37:58] drugs on there we have deals with amazon with good rx we're adding more and more drugs every day and i'll [38:05] just give you one example preluent is a very popular cholesterol drug its list price is 522 dollars that's [38:15] what everybody's paying we now have it on trump rx for 237 dollars that means that the 300 000 americans [38:24] who take that drug will be saving 3 700 a year on pharmaceuticals every year and you can apply that across the board [38:36] this is going to change it's making pharmaceuticals affordable the most affordable in this country of [38:42] any country thank you mr president how are you doing on the autism research we will have an answer for [38:50] you we just got so important okay we'll be talking about that we'll be having something of interest [38:58] such an important thing there's a picture of your uncle right there on the wall i know he's looking [39:02] a handsome guy and uh that's quite a picture did you see it yeah maybe that gave me the idea to [39:09] start out that way but it's it's quite a picture uh any questions mr president mr president go ahead [39:15] i think we've seen these strikes between iran and united states for the past few days how do you go [39:19] about reviving the ceasefire and getting diplomacy back on well i think we just want to win you know we [39:25] just want to win we're doing very well uh we're trying to be nice as nice as you can be in a situation like [39:32] that but you know they're they're being decimated they have no navy they have no air force they have [39:38] no anti-aircraft doesn't mean they don't have any capability they have some but very little [39:45] we just want to win we don't want to have them it's very simple uh they cannot have a nuclear weapon [39:53] iran will not have a nuclear weapon and they can't have a nuclear weapon if they did the middle east [39:57] would have been wiped out by now if i didn't stop the jcpoa the obama deal if i didn't turn [40:05] to terminate that they would have had a nuclear weapon i believe israel would no longer be with [40:09] us in big parts of the middle east and perhaps other countries in different continents frankly [40:15] these people are crazy so they cannot have a nuclear weapon and they won't [40:20] mr president [40:25] we'll be hitting them very hard [40:28] you know at some point they're going to say we just can't take it anymore mr president on the disarmament [40:32] meal deal that you announced do you have assurances from israel that they are on board with this deal [40:37] and what comes first does israel pull back and then hamas disarms or does hamas need to disarm [40:43] and then israel we do have an understanding with israel israel is very happy about it israel helped us [40:49] and they've been very good they've been very good about most people said that would be a deal that would [40:54] be undoable now will it go through its ups and down it's a very complex situation over there the [41:00] people are very complex and difficult uh many cases wonderful in many cases not so wonderful [41:07] but that will be a uh it's a great breakthrough nobody's ever thought that would nobody thought [41:12] that would be possible to disarm hamas that shows you how much success we're having with iran [41:20] because if you go four months ago five months ago a deal like that would have been impossible so it's [41:25] a big step for the middle east and people are really impressed by it and they're surprised [41:29] and what comes first mr president what comes first mr infantino speak to you about their proposal to [41:34] sell a stake in the world company is that something you support about who uh did fifo or mr infantino speak [41:40] to you about their proposal to sell a stake in the united mr president on the you said this morning on [41:46] true social that victims of government abuse should be paid back even if it's not the anti-weaponization [41:52] fund would you still want the acting attorney general i'm talking about the weaponization against [41:59] large numbers of people in our country by the biden administration and by obama but by the biden [42:05] administration in particular in this case but large numbers of people their lives have been ruined [42:10] they've been destroyed their families have been you know decimated they've gone to prison for no reason [42:17] whatsoever there's never been a group of people most likely i mean i can think of a couple that were [42:22] treated pretty badly groups but there's essentially never been a group of people treated so badly as these [42:28] people and this fund this fund was not for me this fund was for those people that have been [42:34] weaponized that have been abused now i was abused they attacked my house mar-a-lago where i live [42:39] and i was you know big damages should have been given to me i don't want anything i i'm not talking [42:45] about myself i think that there's a group of people in this country history will show that were treated [42:54] like nobody else has ever been treated so badly so horribly their families have been ruined many [43:01] many suicides they've committed suicide people that were very successful that wanted to go to [43:07] a rally or an event and ended up spending the rest of their lives in horror no so i mean you can say [43:16] what you want about the fund and uh they've they've agreed to not have a fund but there are a lot of people [43:22] that are very upset about it a lot of republican people a lot of democrat people are very upset [43:27] about it a lot of people were covered i wasn't covered by that fund i don't want to be covered by [43:31] the fund i probably was abused more than anybody in the history of our country but i i wasn't looking [43:36] for it but there were a lot of people and i'll tell you something todd todd blanche is a very very [43:42] good man and he shouldn't be in the middle of this he should get approved because you will never get [43:47] anybody like him you're never going to get anybody and to make him a pawn on this whole thing [43:52] this is being done by a senator and i don't really blame him to be honest with you i endorsed his [43:57] opponent and as soon as i endorsed his opponent his opponent went through the roof and he won the [44:02] primary election in texas was said and the man that lost the man that i didn't endorse has become [44:11] very angry and that's okay i mean i understand that i probably would do the same thing you want [44:15] to know the truth i think i do the same do you agree just to be clear do you agree with the acting [44:21] attorney general that the anti-weaponization fund is dead and why not just put that well it is dead [44:26] but you know i wish it weren't to be honest with you i think people were horribly treated horribly [44:32] abused this has nothing to do with this was me uh horribly abused and i'd like to see them [44:38] compensated for the the pain they lost their families they committed suicide many people committed [44:44] suicide they went down for an innocent journey and i'm not only talking there i'm talking about [44:50] not even having to do with that the way they were treated the biden administration and the obama [44:56] administration weaponized government and destroyed lives are you willing to accept limits on the scope [45:04] of the autoimmunity deal in order to get attorney general blanche concerned well he should be approved [45:09] forthwith i mean you're never going to get a person like that everybody agrees to it don't forget [45:16] senator cornell thought he was phenomenal until he lost you know when he lost is that a correct [45:21] statement you come from texas i mean he thought this was the most incredible person then when he lost [45:27] then he lost because of me i endorsed somebody else and as soon as i endorsed the other person [45:32] the other person became a rocket ship upward and you lost and you know i think i'd be the same [45:38] but would you i mean i shouldn't say that but i'd be upset also and i so i fully understand it [45:47] he shouldn't be that way i shouldn't be that way but he is that way he's become a very angry person [45:52] and i understand you have a couple of others that i've caused their defeat too and you know probably [45:56] hear from them too yeah mr president back on a bond there's a report that you got a proposal from the [46:01] military to go big and hit them hard over 10 or 14 days well we're going big are you going to be [46:06] we've already gone big look i mean what's big they had 159 ships that was their entire navy 159 [46:13] their entire navy is laying at the bottom of the sea i'd say that's going big [46:18] they had 200 airplanes are all gone every one of them they're not one airplane [46:22] they had anti-aircraft weaponry they're very good but it didn't work [46:26] and it's all gone their radar is all gone their leaders are all gone everything's all gone [46:32] but they'll fight onward mr president on ukraine you said the other day that you're [46:37] not sure about whether to grant ukraine the patriot missile license that have been discussed [46:42] do you want to see more from zielinski before you take that action well it's a big step look [46:47] we have the greatest weapons in the world we have the greatest drones in the world people don't know [46:52] that we have the greatest weaponry in the world we have in the case of uh president zielinski he'd [46:58] like to have some patriots he'd like to have some tomahawks which is you know lethal one offensive [47:04] one defensive but when you give somebody the right very complex weapons by the way i mean the [47:09] patriot as an example the other day you read that five missiles were shot they were going 8 600 [47:17] miles an hour think of it 8 600 now a car if you go 60 it gets to be a little faster if you go 100 [47:25] 8 600 miles an hour and they were big missiles and they were shot at jordan and our guys were there [47:32] and we shot all five them before they got closed nobody else has that capacity these weapons are [47:53] incredible we have to be very careful about letting somebody build them you know it's very [48:00] very important now. [48:01] We are building many plants now to make those. [48:05] And the tomahawk whistle is the most incredible thing. [48:08] You can go into a doorway. [48:09] You can put it through a window of a house. [48:12] Nobody has ever seen anything like it. [48:14] You have to be very judicious, [48:16] but you have to be very careful. [48:19] Now, we have not agreed to that. [48:22] We're talking about it. [48:23] But it's a hard thing to give away that kind of technology. [48:28] And I don't think this would ever happen. [48:29] But, you know, those people that you give that technology, [48:31] they can someday turn on you. [48:33] You know, that is possible. [48:35] You look at war. [48:36] It's happened a couple of times over the years, right? [48:38] So we have to be very careful. [48:40] I mean, we guard that. [48:41] We have the greatest military in the world, [48:44] but we have the greatest weapons in the world. [48:45] Now we have to make them a little bit faster [48:47] because we've given a lot away. [48:49] You know, President Biden, unfortunately, [48:52] gave a lot away to Ukraine. [48:55] And he gave — and so did I. [48:56] I mean, I gave them the javelins and the tank busters. [49:00] Without the javelins, that war would have been a one-day war. [49:03] It would have been over. [49:04] They wiped out the tanks going up to Kiev [49:07] when they got stuck in the mud. [49:08] They had a general that decided to go through the mud [49:11] instead of going up the highway [49:12] where they were going very nicely. [49:14] It would have been over. [49:14] But, no, I gave them the javelins. [49:17] The javelins are unbelievably — [49:18] we have the greatest weapons in the world. [49:21] We have to be very careful about giving out [49:24] the secrets to those weapons. [49:25] And they're not — you can't copy them. [49:29] It's a little like NVIDIA. [49:32] They have a chip. [49:33] They say you cannot copy it. [49:35] The complexity is so great, you cannot. [49:37] You know, most things you copy. [49:39] China is known for, and other countries, [49:41] that we do something. [49:42] And I guess we copy also. [49:44] But most things you can copy pretty easily. [49:47] There's a chip that they made there — [49:49] ultimate chip, and they always have the ultimate chip. [49:52] And I say, well, why doesn't somebody copy it? [49:55] Because they can't — they're complains. [49:57] They can't copy our weapons. [49:58] We have the greatest weapons in the world — [50:00] many of them. [50:01] Those are just two or three that I mentioned. [50:03] But you cannot copy them. [50:06] So we have to be very careful. [50:07] The Press Press. [50:08] As Hamas disarms as part of this plan, [50:10] who do you see is taking possession of those weapons [50:13] that they have? [50:13] Does that go to the new government? [50:15] The President. [50:15] It's going to be the Board of Peace, mostly. [50:17] It's going to be run by the Board of — [50:18] This Board of Peace has been an amazing — [50:20] it's led by some amazing people. [50:22] Board of Peace. [50:23] Mr. President, you said they do have some capabilities left. [50:26] Should Americans be prepared for these back-and-forth [50:29] attacks to continue until Iran's opinion is able [50:32] to strike the ground? [50:33] The President. [50:33] They'll get weaker. [50:34] They'll get a little stronger, maybe, now. [50:36] But they'll get weaker. [50:37] And then they peter out. [50:39] Yeah, sure, I think so. [50:41] I mean, it would be foolish to say no. [50:42] You know, you always have to keep your guard up. [50:44] The Press Press. [50:44] What is the status of talks? [50:46] Who went from the administration — [50:47] The President. [50:47] Well, they always want to talk, [50:48] but they break their word so often. [50:50] Steve is talking. [50:51] I mean, Jared, we have very good people. [50:53] J.D.'s involved — very strongly involved. [50:56] We have great people talking. [50:58] Marco is involved. [50:59] The Press Press. [50:59] Because they say talks aren't happening. [51:00] The President. [51:01] Very good people. [51:01] We're the best people. [51:02] But they'll make a deal. [51:04] As an example, we'll talk about nuclear. [51:07] And we'll be in there talking about nuclear for seven hours. [51:09] I say, why is it — what do you need seven? [51:11] You can take 10 minutes. [51:12] You have five minutes. [51:14] You should solve it. [51:15] But seven hours. [51:16] And then they'll go out, and I'll say they discussed nuclear. [51:20] And they'll go out and they'll say, [51:21] we never discussed nuclear. [51:23] And I'll say, why — why did they say that? [51:25] All they do is make me angry. [51:27] You know, they just make me angry. [51:29] Any other questions? [51:30] The Press Press. [51:31] Do you believe that you can reach a deal with Iran, [51:33] given that you talked about how — [51:34] The President. [51:34] Yes, you can. [51:35] I mean, look, I'm — I'm losing faith in them, [51:39] because they do lie and do — they do misrepresent. [51:43] Well, the other day, the five missiles were shot. [51:45] We knocked them down, but we were in the midst of a negotiation. [51:48] I mean, I'm waiting for Steve to call me. [51:49] How's the negotiation going? [51:52] And instead, I got a call from Pete [51:54] that they just shot five missiles at one of our bases in Jordan. [51:59] And we have bases in Jordan. [52:00] Fortunately, our people operated the equipment. [52:03] It's also very complex to operate. [52:05] I mean, you're talking about the equipment. [52:07] It's very — you have to be — oftentimes, you see, [52:10] when did you go to school? [52:11] MIT, Caltech — I mean, you know, they go to schools [52:14] that are not as normal for the military, to be honest with you. [52:18] We have unbelievably brilliant people operating that equipment. [52:22] And when you don't, you know, the equipment — [52:25] the shots miss — the safety misses or the accuracy misses. [52:29] We have unbelievable people. [52:31] Think of it. [52:31] We had 111 — at one point, a couple of months ago — [52:36] 111, over a short period of time, missiles were shot [52:39] at the Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier. [52:41] Great, beautiful ship. [52:43] One of the most beautiful ships to me — designed ones. [52:46] 111 missiles going out. [52:49] Out of the 111 missiles, 111 missiles were shot down [52:56] quite a bit earlier than they got — [52:58] I mean, long before they got there. [53:00] They were shot down — it was almost — in a couple of cases, [53:03] they were shot down almost as they were taking off. [53:06] It's incredible technology. [53:07] So you have a ship that costs billions of dollars, [53:11] and you have missiles heading to it. [53:13] 111 missiles were shot down — routinely shot down. [53:20] And I speak — I spoke to the people. [53:22] I like to reward people. [53:23] I call them up on the President. [53:25] And they were cool as a cucumber. [53:28] The Press Press. [53:29] Mr. President, the last two weeks of strikes by CENTCOM — [53:32] CENTCOM has said that those were meant to degrade [53:34] Iran's ability to disrupt the Strait of Hormuz. [53:37] How many more strikes will it take to significantly — [53:39] The President Biden's — [53:39] No, no, look, I mean, most people would have given up on them. [53:42] You know, they've got no Navy, they've got no Air Force. [53:45] Most people would have given up to have it. [53:46] So I give them credit for that. [53:48] I mean, they're known as being tough. [53:49] They're tough. [53:50] The Press Press. [53:51] The Press Press. [53:52] The Press Press. [53:53] The Press Press. [53:54] What did you tell President Zelensky about the Patriots? [53:55] Did you explain all that to him? [53:56] I did. [53:56] I spoke to him about Patriots. [53:57] I spoke to him about Tomahawks. [53:59] I spoke to him about everything. [54:00] I also spoke to him about, let's get this world over in. [54:03] So last month, they had 25,000 people. [54:05] It's averaging about 25,000 people a month die. [54:08] Mostly soldiers. [54:10] Almost entirely. [54:11] But, you know, missiles are hitting areas also. [54:13] But mostly soldiers. [54:15] They had 25,000 soldiers. [54:17] The month before that, it was 32,000 soldiers. [54:20] I said, you've got to get this world over with. [54:23] I think he wants to make a deal, [54:24] and I think Putin wants to make a deal. [54:26] But there's a lot of dislike, as you probably noticed. [54:29] The Press Press. [54:29] He seems very reluctant to make concessions, President Putin. [54:32] The Press Press. [54:33] Well, nobody wants to make concessions, [54:35] but they're both going to have to make some concessions. [54:37] I mean, you've got to make a deal. [54:39] Twenty-five thousand young, beautiful people. [54:42] Soldiers. [54:44] Mostly soldiers. [54:45] And dying a month. [54:47] It's — I ended eight wars. [54:50] That was the war I thought would maybe go first. [54:52] And it really hasn't. [54:53] It's gone last. [54:54] I mean, it ended wars that were, in theory, [54:56] much more difficult to end. [54:58] We had a couple that were into the 30-year category. [55:03] Well, the Congo — look at the Congo and Rwanda. [55:06] That was our nasty war. [55:08] And they have peace. [55:10] I don't know how long that one's going to stay. [55:12] But we ended India and Pakistan. [55:14] Eleven planes were shot down. [55:16] That was raging. [55:17] That was — I used tariff. [55:19] They said, if you're going to go to war, [55:21] 250 percent tariff — each of them. [55:25] And they screamed and yelled and were very angry. [55:27] They were both angry about it. [55:28] And a day later, they called and they said, [55:31] we will not go to war. [55:32] But I ended up — and the Prime Minister of Pakistan [55:36] said, I saved 50 million lives, [55:39] because that's two nuclear powers — serious nuclear powers. [55:42] Thank you very much, everybody. [55:44] Thank you. [55:45] The Press. [55:52] The Press. [55:53] The Press. [55:54] The Press. [55:55] The President. [55:56] The Press. [55:57] The President. [55:59] The President. [56:00] I don't think there was an Iranian soccer attack. [56:03] I think that Minnesota had to get its act together. [56:06] It's one of the worst-run states. [56:08] J.D. will make it — [56:09] he found tremendous corruption in Minnesota. [56:12] And by the way, he just gave me a report. [56:14] Massive, massive future things having to do with corruption in Minnesota are happening right now. Thank you.