President Trump Delivers Remarks At Campaign Rally In South Carolina Ahead Of Midterms

[0:02] Illegal crossings across our southern border went to virtually nothing overnight. [0:08] And that had an impact on our streets, y'all. [0:11] And guess what happened when those same cartels started to bring the deadly poison fentanyl across the Caribbean Sea in boats? [0:20] That didn't work out too good for them, did it? [0:22] So, y'all, that is a perfect example of why elections have consequences. [0:30] It affected our streets right here in South Carolina immediately when Donald J. Trump was elected. [0:37] The flow of fentanyl stopped. [0:39] And we still got work to do. [0:41] But we need the right people in office to keep up the fight. [0:45] And I look forward, as your next attorney general in South Carolina, to partner with our president. [1:01] So, we have an important election coming up Tuesday, y'all. [1:04] It is time to get your friends, get your family, get your neighbors to the polls. [1:09] Take that phone out. [1:11] Find 50 of your closest friends and family in it and send them a text saying, have you voted yet? [1:17] And make sure that when they do, they send you a photo back with that little I voted sticker to keep them accountable. [1:25] Y'all, we turn out our people. [1:27] We turn out the people that share our values in South Carolina. [1:31] There is no way we lose this state to the radical woke left that is trying to get a foothold in our state. [1:38] So, I am honored here today to ask you to come out and vote straight Republican because we have a great slate of candidates. [1:50] I've been on the campaign trail this week with your next governor, Alan Wilson, who you're going to hear from in a little bit. [1:59] I've been on the campaign trail with Senator Darlene Graham and Senator Tim Scott. [2:05] What two great people are representing us in Washington, D.C. right now. [2:09] We need to send them back November 3rd next Tuesday. [2:13] So, look, y'all, we don't want to be here next week saying we regretted not sending those text messages to our friends and family to get them out to vote. [2:21] It is time to make sure that we don't let radical Marxist socialist ideology. [2:28] Can y'all believe this? [2:30] We used to fight communists overseas. [2:33] And now they have infiltrated the Democratic Party. [2:36] They're running as fast as they can towards radical Marxism. [2:40] Can you think of anything more destructive to our country than Marxist communist ideology? [2:46] Not in South Carolina. [2:48] We believe in the right things here, the values of life. [2:58] We protect our elections in South Carolina. [3:01] We're going to take the fight to the radical left. [3:03] I know we had some rough primaries here, y'all, but we've got to come together as a party and make sure that the radical leftists don't take over our country because they will destroy it. [3:15] I look forward to being your next Attorney General. [3:18] Thank you for your support. [3:19] God bless you. [3:21] God bless our law enforcement officers. [3:23] And God bless the great state of South Carolina. [3:26] Thank you. [3:38] Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage Republican nominee for South Carolina's 5th Congressional District, Wes Clymer. [3:45] Well, good afternoon, Rock Hill. [4:08] Man, it is awesome to see this crowd here tonight, today at midday on a Thursday. [4:17] Y'all, if we got the room looking like this midday on a Thursday, you ready to see them break out the Kleenex, wipe away the tears on MSNBC around 1030 next Tuesday night? [4:27] Let me start by thanking our great president, President Donald J. Trump. [4:36] Mr. President, it is an extraordinary honor to get to take this stage and welcome you to my hometown of Rock Hill, South Carolina. [4:52] And to those of you who are new to Rock Hill, traveled here today, in a few minutes after this rally ends, you are going to face some pretty tough choices. [5:03] We got all kinds of great restaurants up and down this main street. [5:08] You got Counter, you got Roco, you got Flipside, Elk Tavern. [5:15] And as I tell everybody who ever comes to Rock Hill, spend as much money as you can spend because we want it in our community here. [5:21] And, you know, and talking about tough choices, Marty and I, well, Marty and I have five children. [5:30] And so when Marty and I are rolling down the road and the conversation comes up, we're going to go to Chick-fil-A, we're going to go to McDonald's. [5:40] That is a tough call when you got five kids in the car with very strong opinions on it. [5:45] But let me tell you something. [5:47] You know what's a really easy choice? [5:50] What's a really easy choice is what to do on November 3rd. [5:54] Right? [5:56] Here, listen to this. [5:57] On the one hand, right, here are your choices. [6:00] On the one hand, you got the Democrats, right? [6:02] You got the party of open borders. [6:04] You got the party of unlimited taxpayer-funded benefits for those who broke into the country illegally. [6:15] That's right. [6:16] Or you can vote for us, the Republicans. [6:23] We got a president who shut down the border. [6:27] We're the party of law and order. [6:28] We're the party that believes every single dime of taxpayer money belongs exclusively. [6:34] To the American people on energy, on gas prices. [6:41] Well, one of your choices, the Democrats, the party of windmills. [6:47] The party of batteries, the party of killing the Keystone XL pipeline, the party of walling off domestic oil and gas from production here. [6:56] Right? [6:56] The party of higher prices in perpetuity. [6:59] All right, that's one choice you got. [7:01] Or you got us, the Republicans. [7:06] President Trump stood up in an office of energy dominance. [7:10] We believe in producing every last drop of oil we can here at home because it lowers prices at the pump. [7:17] It creates a lot of good jobs, it creates a lot of good jobs, and it keeps us safe from our enemies. [7:22] I'll say it again. [7:24] The choice on November 3rd, that's an easy choice. [7:28] All right, now let's turn our attention to the economy. [7:31] We all know this. [7:34] You got the Democrats. [7:34] Democrats, they believe the only thing standing between us and prosperity is if they could just have three, four, five trillion more dollars out of your wallet, send it to Washington, and redistribute it to their friends. [7:50] Y'all, they have never seen a tax they didn't want to raise, a regulation they didn't want to impose, or a dollar of yours they didn't want to take out of your wallet because they think they can spend it better than you. [8:00] Or, or, you could vote for the Republicans. [8:05] The conservatives who believe you should keep as much of your money as you can, who want tax policy to help the job creator, the risk taker, the entrepreneur, who want to get government out of the way, help the small business owner, the farmer, so that they can build their businesses and thrive and cause their families to thrive and their communities to thrive. [8:30] The choice is easy, y'all, but this is the thing about easy choices. [8:34] They only count if you make them. [8:38] Elections are not won at the rally. [8:41] Elections are won where? [8:43] At the ballot box. [8:44] So every one of us on the ballot, from the top of the ticket to the bottom, we need every single one of you not only to go out and vote, yes, go out and vote, but drag along your neighbor, your friend from church, from work, that cousin from across the state who keeps saying he's going to get around to it. [9:03] Make sure these people go vote. [9:05] Make sure they understand how easy this choice is. [9:08] Because the difference between what we believe and what the opposition believes could not be more stark. [9:16] And y'all, I am so grateful to you for being here in Rock Hill today. [9:19] I'm looking around the room and I see lots of folks who have knocked on doors, made phone calls, had me at their house, invited me to their events. [9:26] Thank you. [9:27] Between now and next Tuesday, all gas, no brakes. [9:31] We're going to go out there and win this thing and watch them wiping away tears on MSNBC on Tuesday night. [9:37] God bless you all. [9:45] God bless our great president. [9:47] God bless this most excellent state of South Carolina. [9:51] And God bless the United States of America. [9:53] Thank you all. [9:54] Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage Congressman Russell Frye. [10:08] Running, running, running, running, running, running, running, running, running, running, running, running, running, running, running, and running. [10:19] In this context, there's no disrespect. [10:22] So when I bust my rhyme, you break your neck. [10:24] We got five minutes for us to disconnect from all intellect. [10:27] And let the rules of inhibition follow your intuition. [10:31] Free it in the soul and break away from tradition. [10:33] Cause when we be out, girls pull it, we that. [10:35] You wouldn't believe how we were out. [10:38] Turn it till it's burned out. [10:39] Turn it till it's turned out. [10:40] Act up from Northwest East Side. [10:43] Everybody. [10:44] Everybody. [10:45] Let's get into it. [10:46] Get stoned. [10:47] Get started. [10:48] Get started. [10:49] Let's start it. [10:50] Look at this crowd. [11:01] You know what? [11:02] This lady right here, she was jamming. [11:06] She's got soul. [11:09] Are y'all ready to welcome back President Donald Trump to South Carolina? [11:15] I think the message is pretty clear. [11:22] We don't want two years of the America First agenda. [11:25] We want four full years of the America First agenda. [11:30] We're not going to stop fighting for this country. [11:34] We're not giving up on this country. [11:36] And we're going to tell those socialist Democrats, not in the United States. [11:41] You know, it's good to be home. [11:48] I serve in Congress. [11:49] I've been on the road lately because I think it's important to go help the team. [11:53] We have to make sure that we keep a House Republican majority. [11:58] Do y'all like that? [11:59] Do y'all like Speaker Mike Johnson? [12:03] Should we have him back as Speaker? [12:05] You know, he's a little vertically challenged, but he does a pretty good job as our Speaker, [12:13] I think. [12:15] Are y'all ready for a Republican United States Senate? [12:19] You know, I got asked by the press yesterday, is South Carolina really going to elect Annie [12:30] Andrews to be our United States Senate? [12:32] I don't think so. [12:36] I mean, I've never met a doctor who can't define what a woman is. [12:44] I mean, think about this for a second. [12:45] The most challenging question that faces our country for Democrats, like not the national [12:52] debt. [12:52] It's like you ask them, what is a woman? [12:56] And somehow, Annie Andrews as a pediatrician can't figure it out. [13:00] Can y'all figure it out? [13:01] I think you can. [13:04] But it's good to be back home. [13:05] You know why? [13:05] Because we love our country. [13:08] We love our God. [13:10] We are conservatives. [13:12] And we know that South Carolina is Donald J. Trump country. [13:24] You know, every time President Trump has been on the ballot, he always reminds us, you [13:28] know, I've won the state three times, okay? [13:30] You know, if I ran in 2028, I'd win it again. [13:36] And we're going to do that again. [13:40] We're going to show up on Election Day, and we're going to show that South Carolina is [13:43] red, and we ain't going back. [13:45] We are not going to adopt these socialist policies. [13:48] I'm Russell Frye. [13:50] I'm a congressman just down the road in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. [13:52] I'm a dad to a cool guy named James, a husband to a beautiful woman named Bronwyn. [13:57] And I just want to take you back to a few years ago, two years ago to be exact, on this [14:04] day, two years ago, where were we as a country? [14:09] Y'all remember the presidency of Joe Biden? [14:12] I think we remember it pretty well. [14:18] He doesn't. [14:21] That's true. [14:23] That's true. [14:26] Man, I couldn't, that was like perfectly written in. [14:28] Whoever said that was great. [14:29] But think about that. [14:32] We had a border that was wide open. [14:35] 20 million people had crossed into this country illegally. [14:39] And not just from Central and South America. [14:42] If you went to the border, which I did, you would see people from Africa, Asia. [14:48] You'd see people from Ukraine and Russia and Haiti. [14:51] 170 countries came through our southern border under Joe Biden's watch. [14:56] 20 million people. [14:57] And as our next Attorney General David Stumbo said, y'all like David, by the way, I think [15:02] he's going to do a good job. [15:08] It's kind of refreshing. [15:09] You know, if you go to New York, like law and order is like a mythical concept. [15:12] He gets law and order. [15:14] But you go back to that time, think about that for one moment. [15:19] The fentanyl that poisoned our communities here in Rock Hill, in Myrtle Beach, in New York [15:24] City, in Los Angeles. [15:26] Every city was a border city. [15:28] You think about the stress on our social services. [15:31] The price of rent went up because of all these people coming into this country. [15:37] You think about the human trafficking and smuggling. [15:40] You think about the economy under Joe Biden. [15:44] 25% of the value of your dollar shrunk in four short years. [15:52] 25%. [15:53] Weakness on the world stage. [15:56] Masking our kids. [15:57] COVID insanity. [15:58] If you were Catholic, you were labeled as an extremist by your government. [16:02] If you were a parent who dared to have the audacity to be involved in your child's education, [16:08] you were labeled and put on a government watch list. [16:12] That was your government. [16:15] And two years ago, the American people looked at President Joe Biden, and they looked at [16:21] Democrats, and they said, you're fired. [16:25] You are fired. [16:26] All led by a president who was mentally incapable of doing the job. [16:36] You know, the biggest difference that I like to say about Trump versus Biden, other than [16:39] the obvious, is that we went from a president who slept 20 hours a day and was awake for [16:47] four, maybe, to a president who is awake for 20 and sleeps for four. [16:52] But it wasn't really Joe Biden that was leading it. [17:02] It was his socialist staff and the auto pen and the auto pen. [17:06] Y'all remember that? [17:07] Like, we had an auto pen for a president. [17:09] If you go to the White House, by the way, there's this great wall that the president has [17:12] built, and it has all the presidents, George Washington. [17:15] It goes all the way through. [17:16] It has a little historical plaque below their name. [17:19] And then you get to President Joe Biden as you're walking, and it's just a picture of [17:24] a pen. [17:24] I think that's pretty appropriate. [17:30] So in comes President Trump, and he's a little bit like a bull in a china shop, right? [17:36] We like that. [17:36] We like that about our president. [17:38] And he looked at the border, and he fixed it. [17:46] He said, you didn't need a new law for that. [17:49] You just needed a new president. [17:56] And he campaigned on cutting your taxes, and he cut them. [18:01] No tax on tips. [18:03] No tax on Social Security. [18:05] No tax on overtime. [18:06] The income tax below. [18:08] I mean, you think about the taxes. [18:10] Your taxes have never been cut more because of this Republican majority and President Donald [18:17] Trump. [18:22] And why stop there? [18:23] Trump accounts, energy independence, parental choice in their child's education. [18:28] I don't know, a novel concept of keeping men out of women's sports. [18:40] So on the flip side of that, you have a party, a little deranged party, the Democrat party. [18:47] They voted to raise your taxes. [18:50] They voted to keep your border open. [18:52] They voted to defund your police. [18:58] They voted for regulations that strangle energy production. [19:02] They wanted to keep your taxes high. [19:04] They want taxpayer-funded gender reassignment surgeries, y'all. [19:08] Well, I was going to ask, do you agree with them on that? [19:19] You know, saying the words affordability and Democrat in the same sentence is a little bit [19:24] ironic. [19:25] It's a little bit ironic. [19:26] You know, if you are driving and you're tired, do you give the keys to your car to somebody [19:35] who has been convicted of drunk driving? [19:38] No, you don't do that. [19:40] Do you give the keys of power back to the party who screwed up the things in the first [19:44] place? [19:44] Heck no, you don't. [19:48] You know, Democrats have finally figured out that we're onto them. [19:51] You are onto them. [19:53] You know, they hide. [19:55] They change. [19:55] They morph. [19:56] They say that they're moderate. [19:59] Do you think that they are moderate? [20:00] Do you think that Annie Andrews is moderate? [20:05] So let's take a, we'll do a scientific poll here in the audience. [20:11] So my opponent down in Myrtle Beach, he wrote a book about DEI. [20:15] Do you think that's moderate? [20:17] All right. [20:18] I didn't think so either. [20:19] Annie Andrews and my opponent and the Democrats want to give amnesty to 20 million illegal immigrants. [20:25] Do you think that's moderate? [20:26] They want to take your guns. [20:29] Is that moderate? [20:30] They want to increase your taxes. [20:33] Is that moderate? [20:35] They refuse to define what a woman is. [20:38] Is that moderate? [20:42] You know, their first votes, if Annie Andrews wins or my opponent wins, their first votes [20:48] are going to be to elect Hakeem Jeffries as Speaker of the House and Chuck Schumer. [20:53] I was going to ask if that was moderate, but I think I know the answer. [21:00] They want to pack the Supreme Court, defund the police, open our jail cells, let criminals [21:06] out. [21:06] They want to make D.C. a state. [21:08] Is that moderate? [21:09] Is that moderate? [21:11] Nothing about that is moderate. [21:13] They campaign as moderate, but they govern as Marxists. [21:16] And we are not going to tolerate that in South Carolina. [21:20] Most elections are defined by the economy, the state of the economy. [21:31] Let me be 100% crystal clear. [21:33] They have no plan for the economy. [21:36] Zero plan. [21:37] Their only objective is to impeach Donald Trump. [21:42] Are we going to let them? [21:46] You know, Donald Trump has never backed down from a fight, and we are not going to either. [21:51] South Carolina knows a little bit about fighting, don't we? [21:53] Are we ready for this election? [21:55] So the choice facing us, I think, couldn't be any clearer. [22:01] It's common sense versus crazy. [22:03] We're no longer dealing with your father's Democrat party. [22:06] We are dealing with a very radical and dangerous new breed. [22:11] People who want to take this country, what has made this country special, and turn it on [22:16] its head. [22:19] 250 years. [22:20] So the choice is clear. [22:22] Do we want higher taxes? [22:25] All right. [22:25] Do we want foreign energy or American energy? [22:32] Socialism or freedom? [22:35] Open borders or secure borders? [22:40] Sharia law or the rule of law? [22:45] Communism or capitalism? [22:48] Man, you guys are like, you guys are radicals. [22:51] You radicals. [22:53] You're all on a government watch list. [22:56] Do you know that? [22:56] Hey, it's good to, we're in good company, right? [23:06] 250 years ago, 250 years ago, this country started on the promise of a better tomorrow, [23:14] on the promise of federalism and capitalism and freedom. [23:20] 250 years ago, every generation has built upon the prior generation. [23:26] Every generation has given this country to their kids in just a little bit better than they [23:33] found it. [23:33] Like the old Boy Scout model, you clean your campsite after you found it. [23:37] Is this going to be the first generation that says, sorry guys, we screwed up, we messed [23:44] up, our country's best days are behind us. [23:47] Is this going to be that generation? [23:50] Heck no, it's not. [23:51] Because our country is worth preserving. [23:55] Our country is worth saving. [23:57] And you know what? [23:58] We got a big day coming up in a couple days on election day, right? [24:02] Friends don't let friends vote Democrat. [24:07] So I want you to go home. [24:10] I want you to text your friends, call your friends, pull them out in every which way. [24:16] We owe it to our forefathers and we owe it to our children to continue this great American [24:22] experiment called the United States of America. [24:25] And if we do our job and we remind our friends and we go and vote and we show up to the polls, [24:38] we honor them. [24:40] And for any Democrat that you know, tell them election day is on November 4th. [24:45] I'm joking. [24:46] It's a joke. [24:47] But listen, with your help, we're going to get there. [24:51] We're going to elect Alan Wilson to be our next governor of South Carolina. [24:59] Elect Wes Clymer to join me in the House of Representatives. [25:03] And we're going to look at Annie Andrews and say, not here, not in South Carolina. [25:10] We support Darlene Graham for the United States Senate. [25:14] So let's go out there and let's kick some butt and let's save our country. [25:21] God bless you. [25:22] God bless South Carolina. [25:24] And God bless the United States of America. [25:43] Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage South Carolina Governor Henry Dargan McMaster. [25:49] Have a seat. [26:21] Have a seat. [26:27] Happy to be here with y'all again. [26:29] Y'all know this is the third time President Trump's been here just recently. [26:34] He doesn't go anywhere as much as he comes here. [26:36] And you know why? [26:37] Because he loves South Carolina. [26:40] That's why. [26:42] And so do we. [26:45] And I want to take just a minute real serious and just, I want to thank y'all for letting [26:50] me be your governor for 10 years. [26:53] They tell me that's a record and I've enjoyed every minute of it. [27:04] And I got to say, I get to travel around the country and go to a lot of different places. [27:09] A lot of beautiful places out there. [27:11] A lot of beautiful states. [27:12] But there ain't no place like this place. [27:15] I promise you. [27:17] And anytime I go anywhere, I try to have on some nice clothes and stand as tall and straight [27:25] as I can. [27:26] Why? [27:26] Because when I go somewhere as your governor, I'm representing the people of South Carolina. [27:33] And there's none better. [27:35] I've read the history books. [27:39] I know what we've done. [27:41] Do you know that the Revolutionary War was won here in South Carolina? [27:45] Did you know that we got stomped at the Battle of Camden in 1780? [27:50] That was the worst, most killing of any battle in the entire war. [27:54] Did you know we defeated the British fleet at Sullivan's Island before we even signed the [28:00] Declaration of Independence? [28:02] Did you know that after we got stomped at Camden, a little while later, we went up to Kings Mountain [28:10] and we stomped them? [28:12] And then we went over to Cowpens and we stomped them again. [28:18] And you know what Lord Cornwallis said? [28:22] He said, the British battle is over. [28:27] The Southern strategy has failed. [28:30] We cannot beat these people in South Carolina. [28:34] It is over. [28:35] They won't quit fighting. [28:37] We didn't quit fighting then. [28:38] We not quit fighting now. [28:40] We will continue to fight, fight, fight. [28:43] We like to fight for the right. [28:56] Y'all, everybody remembers Muhammad Ali, the great fighter. [28:59] You remember that? [29:01] Remember everybody cried in the world, I think, watching him go up those steps to light the [29:06] candle at the Olympics just back when it was over for him. [29:09] But I tell you what, he won a lot of fights, fighting in different ways. [29:14] And one time a little boy said to him, said, champ, didn't you get knocked down by somebody, [29:19] maybe George Foreman, he said, son, I ain't never been down. [29:23] I'm either up or getting up. [29:27] That's South Carolina. [29:32] So we are special. [29:34] And if you don't believe me, ask these business leaders that are coming in from around the [29:38] world. [29:38] They're coming from all over. [29:40] What do they want to do? [29:41] They want to invest a few hundred million, a billion dollars, somewhere in America. [29:46] President Trump has convinced them this is where to come, to this country, America, [29:51] a strong America. [29:54] Well, and they come in here. [29:55] And you know what they're saying? [29:57] I've heard it several times. [29:59] I heard the chairman of one of the biggest companies in the world said, South Carolina [30:04] is a special place. [30:06] He said, I would rather have, he said, the people of South Carolina are different. [30:10] He said, South Carolina is a handshake state. [30:14] What is a handshake state? [30:16] He said, I would rather have your hand in mind and your word than a signed contract. [30:23] You know where else, you know where else they say that? [30:27] Nowhere. [30:27] They do it here because of you, because of us, because of the way we think, the way we [30:35] live. [30:36] And we got a candidate on this ballot, hadn't been on the ballot before, but she thinks [30:41] just exactly like we do. [30:43] She does like we do. [30:45] She walks like we do. [30:46] Talks like we do. [30:48] Agrees with us. [30:49] Agrees with President Trump. [30:50] Her name is Darlene Graham. [30:52] And we go electa on Tuesday. [30:54] All right. [31:02] I got to tell you, Peggy didn't make it. [31:04] She's home. [31:04] We got two bulldogs at the house now. [31:06] Take a lot of attention. [31:08] A lot of attention. [31:09] So Peggy's back there with them. [31:11] But it reminded me, seeing this in a big, beautiful crowd like this. [31:17] I remember one time ago, it was in July of 2016, a man named Donald Trump had won the nomination. [31:27] And I called Peggy. [31:28] I went to Cleveland to the National Convention. [31:31] Got up there and I said, call Peggy back. [31:33] I was going to be up there the next day on the stage. [31:37] I said, Peggy, can you believe this? [31:40] Your husband, Henry, is in Cleveland, Ohio at the Republican National Convention getting [31:46] ready to nominate Donald Trump for president. [31:50] Can you believe that ever in your wildest dream, did you see that? [31:56] She said, boy, I hate to tell you, I've never seen you in any of my wildest dreams. [32:01] But it wasn't a dream. [32:08] It happened. [32:11] And he won. [32:12] And it was not expected. [32:21] Don't you remember how they were ragging him when he came down the escalator and all that [32:25] stuff? [32:26] So what does he know about politics? [32:28] What does he know? [32:28] It turned out he knew a lot more than everybody else did. [32:32] But you remember, you remember he went up to, went to Iowa, didn't win Iowa, didn't do [32:38] too well, did okay, didn't win. [32:41] Went to New Hampshire, that was next. [32:44] And he won New Hampshire. [32:45] And I was waiting for everybody to holler and say, great. [32:49] And they said, well, New Hampshire's a little different. [32:52] Eh, you don't get much of a bump out of New Hampshire. [32:55] You got to win someplace where more people vote. [32:58] So the next one was on the list was South Carolina. [33:02] February the 22nd, you know what happened? [33:08] Donald Trump stomped everybody else. [33:11] And that, you remember? [33:15] And you remember all the people that, everybody was on the ballot. [33:18] Half his cabinet today was on the ballot back then. [33:21] Yeah, he picked some good ones. [33:26] But he won, but he wasn't expected. [33:28] But when he did that, that sent a signal. [33:31] He became the front runner that evening, that night. [33:35] Because if he could win South Carolina, then that would open up the entire South and a lot [33:40] of other states. [33:40] And he did it. [33:41] And he kept on winning. [33:42] And he won that nomination. [33:43] And South Carolina, since 1980, whoever wins this primary, Republican primary here, starting [33:50] in 1980 with Ronald Reagan, is going to get that nomination, except for one time, one time [33:56] in 2028, I think, 12, 2012. [34:01] But, ladies and gentlemen, here we are now. [34:04] And I want to promise you this. [34:06] You can hear from six candidates that are running in this election. [34:11] Others, Senator Scott is not running. [34:13] Of course, the president is not running, but he's on the ballot just like everybody else. [34:18] But I promise you this. [34:19] All of these candidates that you're going to hear from today that are going to be on that [34:24] ballot on Tuesday, every single one of them is going to win. [34:27] I promise you. [34:28] And it's because we do the right thing. [34:36] Donald Trump needed us back in 2016 when he won that primary in South Carolina. [34:43] He needs us just as bad now. [34:46] Now, if we lose the Senate, if we lose the Senate, we've lost more than just an election. [34:54] We have lost the power that that man needs. [34:58] As strong as he is, he has got to have that Senate. [35:02] And as luck has it, we have a great candidate that we can deliver so that he will not lose [35:09] that Senate, and he will still be able to do all the things necessary. [35:17] So I'll finish up. [35:20] People want to know, well, what do y'all in South Carolina want? [35:23] What are you looking for in the county? [35:24] We want them conservative. [35:26] Darlene is conservative. [35:28] She walks like we do. [35:29] She thinks like we do. [35:31] She's a perfect candidate, and she worked with President Trump. [35:34] But they say, what do you want? [35:36] It reminds me. [35:37] Remember the Spice Girls? [35:38] Tell us what you want, what you really, really want. [35:40] Y'all remember that? [35:42] Well, I'll tell you what we want. [35:44] We want more of Donald J. Trump. [35:47] And the reason? [35:52] Like that great, great philosopher Tim McGraw. [35:55] Y'all remember him? [35:56] Oh, he's a country music singer. [35:57] You didn't know he was a philosopher. [35:59] No, he got Donald Trump tracked. [36:01] He says, I like it. [36:03] I love it. [36:04] I want some more of it. [36:06] We want more Donald Trump. [36:08] We want Darlene. [36:09] We want the rest of these candidates. [36:10] We want more South Carolina. [36:11] And we want America to grow, grow, grow. [36:15] Thank you. [36:34] Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage United States Senator Tim Scott. [37:00] South Carolina is so good to be in Trump country. [37:13] I love it. [37:14] I love it. [37:15] I have been traveling the entire country trying to make sure that the United States Senate [37:21] remains red, and I mean ruby red. [37:26] President Trump deserves a Senate that supports his nominations. [37:35] We need a Republican-controlled Senate, and I've been elected by my Senate colleagues [37:41] to cross this country, raise money, recruit candidates to make sure that the last two years, [37:48] the last two years of President Trump's agenda is a legacy we'll never forget. [37:57] The first two years have been amazing. [38:01] The last two years can be even better. [38:04] Four more, he says over here. [38:07] 28 to 32, I hear what you're saying over there. [38:10] Let me say this, the crazy socialist Democrats of America are bringing to us an insidious, dark [38:24] force all across this nation. [38:27] And we must protect the America we love. [38:32] We got to do it together. [38:33] That means voting Republican from the top of the ticket all the way down to the bottom. [38:40] I'm talking about from Darlene Graham to Allen Wilson down to your county council. [38:46] We must keep our state ruby red. [38:51] And we should help our friends in Ohio and Texas and Maine do the same. [38:57] Listen, tonight I'll be in Ohio. [39:00] Tomorrow, somewhere I'll tell you about in just a second. [39:04] But let me tell you where I have already been. [39:05] Texas, we need a Republican in Texas, because the socialist running in Texas is cuckoo for [39:17] Cocoa Puffs crazy. [39:20] James Talofrico, the man believes in six genders. [39:27] He believes in a non-binary God. [39:39] We believe in the King of Kings. [39:42] I said the Lord of Lords. [39:44] We believe in the Alpha and the Omega, whose son rose from the grave. [39:51] That's our God. [39:53] That's our God. [39:56] I said that's our God. [39:57] We're going to retire him. [40:01] He's never coming to the United States Senate. [40:04] And then tomorrow, I go to Michigan to make sure we kick his hind parts. [40:13] Abdul El-Sayed, we're going to tell him, that's right. [40:18] Y'all have heard Abdul El-Sayed. [40:31] I got a few words for him. [40:33] Hit the road, Jack. [40:34] And don't you come back. [40:38] No more, no more, no more. [40:41] We don't want someone out of Michigan who believes in abolishing ICE, who wants to defund [40:51] the police, who wants to open our borders. [40:59] President Trump closed our borders. [41:02] And then I'm bringing it home to South Carolina, where there's someone named Annie Andrews trying [41:14] to confuse and distort the truth. [41:18] But I'm here to tell you, the truth is simple. [41:22] Annie Andrews wants men playing girls in sports. [41:28] We believe if God made you a man, you play sports against men. [41:39] That's what we believe. [41:43] Annie Andrews wants to open our borders. [41:46] She believes in amnesty. [41:50] We believe close the door and throw away the key. [41:59] And she said to herself, Annie Andrews made more money last year trying to limit your Second [42:05] Amendment rights than she did as a pediatrician. [42:09] She wants to take away some of our gun rights. [42:15] And I would say, not in my house, and not in your house, and not in South Carolina. [42:23] In God we trust. [42:29] But the rest of y'all better watch out. [42:32] That's what I'm going to tell you. [42:34] But Darlene Graham has been an effective senator already. [42:39] She got a piece of legislation signed by President Donald J. Trump in less than three months. [42:45] She's a powerhouse. [42:47] She's a true conservative. [42:49] She was the deciding vote for our Attorney General, Todd Blanche. [42:54] She's working already for the people of South Carolina. [42:58] And I'm going to finish with this. [43:02] You all have given me the privilege of serving you. [43:09] I love you too. [43:10] I love you too. [43:12] A poor kid raised in North Charleston in a single-parent household who did not know if [43:22] the American dream would work in my zip code. [43:26] You all have faith. [43:29] Faith in God and faith in each other. [43:32] South Carolina, we come together. [43:34] You made me possible. [43:35] And I will say thank you for making me possible, representing the greatest state in all of the [43:43] United States of America. [43:44] And we are the greatest country in all of the world. [43:50] So let's support President Trump. [43:55] Let's get our job done. [43:57] Let's vote red. [43:59] I mean, push the straight ticket. [44:02] We need Republicans in Congress. [44:04] We need Republicans controlling the Senate. [44:06] And we need Alan Wilson running the U, this state, the greatest state of the United States. [44:16] May the Lord God Himself bless and keep us. [44:25] May His face shine upon us. [44:30] We always rise for the flag, but we pray to our God because we are blessed. [44:37] Beyond our comprehension. [44:42] Never forget, this is God's country. [44:45] God bless you. [44:56] Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage Republican nominee for governor, Alan Wilson. [45:02] South Carolina, are we excited to be here? [45:50] Are we excited to have President Donald J. Trump come here today? [45:57] Soon. [45:58] Soon. [45:59] We're getting close. [46:00] I promise. [46:00] We're getting very close. [46:01] First, I want to start by thanking the organizers of this event for allowing me to go after Tim Scott. [46:08] That kind of sucked. [46:11] Ladies and gentlemen, for those of you who don't know, I'm Alan Wilson. [46:15] I am your current Attorney General for the great state of South Carolina. [46:19] And I am honored to be the Republican nominee to be your next governor for the great state of South Carolina. [46:30] I have enjoyed the last 16 years as your Attorney General. [46:38] Let me say this. [46:39] I have served as Attorney General during three presidential administrations. [46:44] The Obama administration. [46:46] Boo. [46:47] Boo. [46:48] All right. [46:48] The first, Trump administration. [46:50] The only Biden administration. [46:54] And the second, Trump administration. [47:02] The number one core function of government is public safety to protect you and your families. [47:09] During the Obama and Biden years, that was not done. [47:15] That was not done. [47:16] It was said earlier about your next attorney, General David Stumbo. [47:19] He mentioned it. [47:20] Fentanyl and drugs were pouring across the southern border of the United States. [47:26] Illegals were coming in. [47:27] People from all over the country. [47:28] Terrorists coming into the United States in droves and waves of millions. [47:32] They were an existential threat to the United States of America. [47:35] President Trump came in and he closed that border. [47:38] And I can tell you, ladies and gentlemen, drug trafficking has all been promoted by cartels [47:44] working with Chinese to pour fentanyl into the United States to kill our families. [47:51] It was President Donald J. Trump that took a stand and closed that border. [47:56] If it hadn't happened, we'd have more terrorists in this country, more drugs in this country, [48:00] and we'd be less safe today. [48:02] As your Attorney General, I have worked with the feds. [48:05] I have worked with state and local law enforcement. [48:08] I see sheriffs out here. [48:09] I see police officers out here. [48:11] During that time as your Attorney General, I have overseen the prosecution of thousands [48:16] of child predators, violent criminals, drug traffickers, and corrupt officials. [48:23] It's during that time I've earned the respect of a large majority of the sheriffs and law [48:27] enforcement in this state because they trust me to fight for you. [48:31] That's why nearly 85 percent of the sheriffs in the state from both parties endorse me in [48:35] the race for government, I'm honored that they have my back and I'm going to have their back [48:39] because they've got your back. [48:41] And I've also got Donald Trump's back because he has your back. [48:47] I have not only been a prosecutor, a career prosecutor for the last 25 years, I'm also a [48:59] career soldier. [49:01] I joined the military. [49:02] There's my army guy out there. [49:03] Thank you. [49:05] I've been in the military now going on 31 years. [49:08] I've served a combat tour in Iraq. [49:10] Ladies and gentlemen, I've served with soldiers barely out of high school. [49:15] I've watched them rush into areas where they expected to be blown up and shot at and they [49:19] did it without any regard for their safety. [49:21] Kids, I've seen real heroism. [49:25] We need a commander in chief who's going to have their backs. [49:28] We need a commander in chief who'll have the courage that they exhibit each and every [49:31] day that they serve our nation and our state. [49:34] We also need a United States, a majority Republican in the United States Senate to protect the [49:44] president and his agenda. [49:45] That's one of the reasons I'm here today. [49:48] Now, as a career prosecutor and a career soldier who has fought on the battlefields of Iraq and [49:52] who has fought in the courtrooms from here to the United States Senate, I'm a fighter. [50:09] USA! [50:10] USA! [50:12] USA! [50:13] USA! [50:14] USA! [50:16] USA! [50:23] In South Carolina, we say, bless your heart. [50:33] Ladies and gentlemen, I want to thank you for letting me fight for you as your attorney [50:38] general. [50:39] I will continue to fight for the state of South Carolina and each and every one is your [50:42] next governor. [50:43] We will fight to eliminate the income tax, reduce your property taxes, lower your utility [50:47] rates, promote a kid's first education agenda, back the blue, fix our criminal justice [50:52] system so that young women like Logan Federico don't get murdered by monsters who should [50:57] have been in prison the entire time, should have never been out. These are issues that we're going [51:07] to work on, but ladies and gentlemen, we can't do it alone. We need you. We need you to get out [51:12] and vote. Now, I want to talk to you about something real quick, and I'm going to be serious [51:16] for a second. On June the 9th of this year, there was a primary held. The Democratic Party, [51:24] they wrapped up their primary with very little fanfare. They nominated their person to be their [51:30] nominee for the United States Senate. They nominated their candidate to be governor, [51:34] and then they started consolidating. They started uniting, and they started raising money. [51:39] Our primary went a little bit longer. We had a two-week runoff, and then, of course, [51:44] sadly, no one saw it coming, but on July the 11th, we lost Lindsey Graham. No one had that on their [51:52] bingo card when they began 2026, but because of that tragic event, our primary season went all the [51:59] way into mid-August. Now, I tell people all the time, primaries are like big family disputes. [52:07] They're big family arguments. Thanksgiving and Christmas are coming up. Everyone in here, [52:11] you all have families, right? And in every family, there's arguing. Every family has the crazy aunt [52:17] or the drunk uncle that makes inappropriate comments. I see this woman over here doing this [52:22] number, right? Maybe you're the crazy uncle or the drunk aunt or whatever in your family, right? [52:29] But here's the thing. While we all have those family members that we don't always like or we don't [52:34] always agree with, if we saw someone attacking them, attacking our family, we back them up. [52:41] So, in mid-August, our family argument was over. We got nominees for every office in the state. [52:47] We got a nominee for the United States Senate who I've known for two decades, but who I've really [52:51] gotten to know over the last several months, especially spending countless hours with her [52:56] on a statewide bus tour. We've had long conversations about the future of our country. [53:00] Darlene Graham is an authentic person who is deeply rooted in South Carolina, who loves and respects [53:08] our state, our values. She is one of us, ladies and gentlemen. Do you think for a second she wants [53:15] to be a United States Senator? No. She would trade it in a thousand times over to have her brother back. [53:24] But she answered the call. She answered the call by our president to run, and she ran and she won the [53:31] nomination here in South Carolina in an open primary season. Now, I have had people say, that have [53:46] attacked her, saying she's not conservative enough. By the way, when you vote 100 percent of the time [53:50] with Mike Lee and 98 percent of the time with Ted Cruz and Tim Scott, that doesn't make you a liberal. [53:56] That makes you a pretty strong conservative. Am I right? Darlene is someone that I'm looking forward [54:04] to serving with, but this is what I want to say to people out there, people who don't know if they [54:09] want to vote for Darlene. Not voting for Darlene Graham isn't just not voting for Darlene Graham. [54:16] You are saying indirectly that you're okay with Chuck Schumer being the majority leader of the United [54:22] States Senate. Because if we lose the majority because we lost here in South Carolina, that's what will [54:30] happen. Now, by the way, over the, I don't know if you knew this, but a super PAC associated with Senator [54:37] Chuck Schumer has spent over $8 million in the state of South Carolina in this Senate race, [54:44] over $6 million in the last week and a half of this election. Now, do you think Chuck Schumer's [54:49] super PAC and their allied PACs are spending all that money in South Carolina because they love South [54:55] Carolina? Do you think they're spending that money in South Carolina because they love you? Do you think [55:02] they share your values? Why are they spending that money? They want to buy this seat. They want South [55:11] Carolina Senate seat so they can have a strong, hardcore, blue leftist majority in the United [55:16] States Senate. And let me tell you this right now. The candidate that is running right now is not a [55:21] moderate, is not an independent person. This is a person who can't even answer the question if they [55:28] would not support Chuck Schumer for majority leader. They don't want to answer that question before [55:32] Tuesday. This is what's at stake here. The mere existence of Annie Andrews being in the United States [55:39] Senate will embolden Chuck Schumer to be a majority leader. It'll do something else. Do you know that our [55:43] home state senator, senior senator Tim Scott, is chairman of the banking committee in the United [55:47] States Senate? Do you know if we lose the majority, Liz Warren will come over and take that gavel out [55:54] of his hand and she will be the chairman of the banking committee? Is that good for South Carolina? [55:58] Is that good for America? Ladies and gentlemen, we had our family fight. And I want to say to everyone [56:06] out in this audience, I might not have been your first choice in the primary. Darlene Graham might not [56:12] have been your first choice in the Senate primary. But after my election was over, so many of you in [56:17] front of me and beside me and behind me, you came to my aid. People who said, Alan, you weren't my [56:22] first choice, but you're my guy now. You came to me. You rallied behind me. And I'm here today to say [56:26] thank you. Thank you. It is tough being in this business. It is hard being in this business. But [56:38] knowing that I got you getting my back helps me get your back, which helps me get the president's back. [56:43] And I'm here today to say thank you. Now, I'm asking you to do one other thing. I'm asking you [56:47] to get Darlene Graham's back. We have got to send her to the United States Senate so that she can [56:56] support President Trump and his agenda. Ladies and gentlemen, I'm asking you to pray for all the [57:03] candidates in this race. I'm asking you to pray for me. I'm asking you to pray for Darlene. I'm [57:06] asking you to pray for the president. The things I'm asking you to pray for are this. First, pray for [57:11] grace. It's tough. It's tough being in the fight. It's tough being the man or the woman in the arena. [57:19] Second thing I'm asking you to pray for besides grace. Wisdom. Wisdom to know to do the right [57:26] thing at the right time. And finally, courage. We need courage to rise to our moment in time. [57:36] This is our moment in time. This is your moment in time. Let's seize it together. Let's win on [57:42] Tuesday. Let's send Darlene Graham to the United States Senate. Let's elect Alan Wilson and Mike [57:49] Rickenball governor and lieutenant governor. Let's elect our entire slate of candidates and [57:54] the Republican ticket. Get out. Get everyone you know to vote. Take nothing for granted. [58:00] We have to earn this. It will not be handed to us. Thank you. God bless all of you. God bless [58:07] this state, the state of South Carolina, and God bless the United States of America. [58:13] Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage, United States Senator Darlene Graham. [59:35] Today with a Kodak, I'm better yet. Go to Times Square, take a picture of me with a Kodak. [59:40] Took my life from negative to positive, I just want y'all to know that. And tonight, let's [59:44] enjoy life. Pitbull, Naya, Neo, that's right. [59:47] To everyone here today, I want to start by expressing my deepest, most heartfelt gratitude [1:00:26] for your prayers for my family after the loss of my dear brother, Lindsey. Your love, comfort, [1:00:33] and prayers have sustained us during our darkest days. From the bottom of my heart, thank you. [1:00:41] It is an absolute honor to be with you, and what a privilege to have President Trump right here in [1:00:55] Rock Hill in support of our conservative Republican team. Look at the fantastic team we have running. [1:01:06] to defend and promote South Carolina values. Some of them include Alan Wilson, who will be a great [1:01:13] governor, fighting every day to keep our streets safe and our communities strong. And Mike Rickenbaugh, [1:01:21] who will be a great lieutenant governor. David Stumbo, standing tall to enforce our laws and back our men [1:01:29] and women in blue as our next Attorney General. Cody Simpson, fighting for our farmers and protecting our rural way of life. [1:01:43] And right here in the 5th District, Wes Clymer, who will take our conservative values to Washington and represent us with honor. [1:01:51] And Russell Fry, District 7, who is absolutely amazing. A great team for a great state. And each and every one of us needs your support. [1:02:07] I'm honored to be the Republican nominee. I worked hard, really hard in the primary and runoff to win. And now I'm the only conservative in the race for U.S. Senate. [1:02:23] Staying home or voting for anyone other than the candidates on the Republican ticket is a vote for the radical Democrats looking to turn our conservative state liberal. [1:02:38] When I think of South Carolina, I think of three things. God, family and country. Those are my values and the values of South Carolina. [1:02:59] And I want to take them with me to a place where they are desperately needed. The United States Senate. [1:03:07] Early voting is going on and South Carolinians face a crystal clear choice between two very different candidates. [1:03:20] I am a proud conservative Christian who will fight every single day for your family. [1:03:29] Democrat, Democrat Annie Andrews, the most radical liberal candidate ever to run for office in the history of South Carolina. [1:03:43] Like they say out in the country, she's just plain old bat shit crazy. [1:03:51] And now, Annie Andrews is flooding the airwaves with millions of dollars and deceptive ads trying to hide her radical past and rewrite her record. [1:04:19] But the good people of South Carolina will not be fooled. [1:04:23] Nope. [1:04:24] She claims to be moderate, but let's do a quick diagnosis of her actual record. [1:04:30] Last year, her primary job where she made most of her money was not as a doctor. [1:04:37] And it certainly was not seeing patients. [1:04:42] No, her primary job was serving as a paid gun control activist trying to gut our Second Amendment rights and take your guns. [1:04:53] What I say is, why didn't she put that in her ads? [1:05:00] I'll tell you why. [1:05:03] And she says she wants to protect women's sports and does not favor puberty blockers for transitioning kids. [1:05:10] That's a damn lie. [1:05:12] I'm a volleyball mom, and this sports arena in Rock Hill is practically a second home to me. [1:05:24] I've spent countless hours right here watching my daughter play. [1:05:28] Thank you. [1:05:30] As someone who's been in this facility time and time again, it's clear to me, boys do not belong in girls' sports. [1:05:42] Yet, when Governor McMaster and our state legislature passed common sense laws to protect female athletes and stop radical chemical transition therapies on kids, Annie Andrews attacked them and said, [1:06:03] it was shameful and how dare you. [1:06:08] Well, Annie, how dare you to continue deceiving South Carolina. [1:06:15] That's what I call shameful. [1:06:18] She's shameful. [1:06:20] She claims she doesn't take PAC money, but her financial report showed she banked hundreds of thousands of dollars from PACs, especially from gun grabbing and pro-abortion special interest groups. [1:06:35] There isn't a story she won't spin or a lie she won't tell to get elected. [1:06:41] Let's line up our records side by side. [1:06:45] On life, I'm unapologetically pro-life. [1:06:50] Every child is a sacred gift from God, and I'm proud to be endorsed by Susan B. Anthony, pro-life America and national right to life. [1:07:10] Annie Andrews supports late-term abortions long past the time a baby can feel pain. [1:07:16] On the second amendment, I will always defend your constitutional rights to bear arms. [1:07:25] To me, gun control is how steady you hold your weapon, and I'm proud to be endorsed by the NRA. [1:07:38] Annie Andrews was a paid activist for a major anti-gun group. [1:07:45] On election integrity, the very first bill I co-sponsored in the Senate was the Save America Act. [1:07:54] If you need a photo ID to check out a library book, you sure as hell need one to vote. [1:08:02] Annie Andrews wants zero guardrails on the ballot box. [1:08:11] She and her Democrat allies don't even believe that American elections should be decided by American voters. [1:08:20] They do cheat. [1:08:22] On border security, I love my brother dearly. [1:08:25] I love Lindsey. [1:08:27] But when it comes — thank you — [1:08:29] But when it comes to illegal immigration, I take a tougher stance. [1:08:34] If you come here illegally, you have got to go! [1:08:40] Andrews supports amnesty, and she even opposed building the border wall. [1:09:02] If President Trump delivered what Washington promised for decades — real control, real law enforcement, and real border security, [1:09:11] Annie Andrews would just throw it all away. [1:09:15] And I will always back the blue. [1:09:27] Annie Andrews supported the Define the Police movement. [1:09:31] Voting for her means wiping out our progress on the border and returning to the exact same failed, dangerous policies of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris that put American communities at risk. [1:09:46] Look at what I've done in just my first three months in the Senate. [1:09:50] As Tim said earlier, I cast the decisive vote to confirm President Trump's Attorney General, Todd Blanche. [1:09:57] I voted to confirm numerous conservative constitutional judges to our federal courts. [1:10:05] I co-sponsored legislation to protect life, ban sanctuary cities, back our military, and bring your federal tax dollars home to South Carolina. [1:10:25] And 57 votes and 57 Senate votes — I voted 98 percent of the time with conservative Senators Ted Cruz and Tim Scott, and 100 percent of the time with Mike Lee. [1:10:37] That's pretty damn conservative. [1:10:41] Simply put, I've done more to defend South Carolina in three months than Annie Andrews would do in a six-year term. [1:10:55] Think of it. [1:10:56] If Annie Andrews' first vote would be to make Chuck Schumer majority leader, don't y'all think that would be her first vote? [1:11:04] Yeah. [1:11:05] That means stripping Tim Scott of his banking committee gavel and giving it to Elizabeth Warren. [1:11:12] I would — [1:11:15] Get this one. [1:11:16] That means putting Bernie Sanders in charge of environmental policy. [1:11:20] Do we want that? [1:11:21] No. [1:11:22] That means expanding the Supreme Court and packing it with liberal justices. [1:11:29] No. [1:11:30] The truth is, Annie Andrews isn't running to serve you, and she's certainly not running to represent South Carolina's conservative values. [1:11:41] She's running for celebrity status, drinking cocktails with the Hollywood and Washington liberals who are bankrolling her campaign. [1:11:50] They're just pouring tons of money into her. [1:11:53] She wants to hand the keys of the United States Senate to Chuck Schumer. [1:11:58] Are we gonna let her do that? [1:12:00] I don't know about you, but I will not allow the liberals and socialists to turn South Carolina blue. [1:12:11] You know what? [1:12:13] They can just kiss my ass. [1:12:15] So when you go home today and talk to your neighbors, tell them these two simple truths. [1:12:32] I'm a conservative Christian who will always stand up for South Carolina values. [1:12:38] Annie Andrews is too liberal, too radical, too extreme, and flat-out wrong for our state. [1:12:48] I was born and raised in this state, and I love this state, and I want to work hard to make it better and safer. [1:13:00] Are we gonna let Annie Andrews turn South Carolina into California? [1:13:06] No. [1:13:08] Then let's get it done, South Carolina. [1:13:12] Vote today, tomorrow, Saturday, or on election day, and bring ten friends with you to the polls. [1:13:20] The stakes are too high, and the future of our country is on the line. [1:13:27] Thank you. [1:13:29] God bless you. [1:13:30] God bless South Carolina. [1:13:32] And God bless the United States of America. [1:24:16] God bless the United States of America. [1:24:18] God bless you. [1:39:38] God bless you. [1:39:52] God bless you. [1:39:53] God bless you. [1:39:55] Jonathan 1984. [1:40:01] God bless you, Heaven bless you. [1:41:07] God bless you. [1:41:09] I love you. [1:41:10] I know that you are with me, with me, you, my moon, you are here with me, I'm alone, you are here with me, with me, with me, with me. [1:44:52] So God made Trump. I need somebody with arms, strong enough to rustle the deep state, and yet gentle enough to deliver his own grandchild, somebody to ruffle the feathers, tame cantankerous world economic forum, come home hungry, have to wait until the first lady is done with lunch with friends, then tell the ladies to be sure and come back real soon, and mean it. [1:45:17] So God gave us Trump. I need somebody who can shape an axe, but wield a sword, who had the courage to step foot in North Korea, who can make money from the tar of the sand, turn liquid to gold, who understands the difference between tariffs and inflation, will finish his 40-hour week by Tuesday noon, but then put in another 72 hours. [1:45:41] So God made Trump. God had to have somebody willing to go into the den of vipers, call out the fake news for their tongues as sharp as a serpent's. The poison of vipers is on their lips, and yet stop. So God made Trump. [1:45:56] God said, I need somebody who will be strong and courageous, who will not be afraid or terrified of the wolves when they attack, a man who cares for the flock, a shepherd to mankind who won't ever leave nor forsake them. [1:46:11] I need the most diligent worker to follow the path and remain strong in faith and know the belief of God and country, somebody who's willing to drill, bring back manufacturing and American jobs, farm the lands, secure our borders, build our military, fight the system all day, and finish a hard week's work by attending church on Sunday. [1:46:38] And then his oldest son turns and says, Dad, let's make America great again. Dad, let's build back a country to be the envy of the world again. So God made Trump. [1:47:04] Ladies and gentlemen, the 45th and 47th President of the United States, Donald J. Trump. [1:47:11] From the lakes of Minnesota to the hills of Tennessee, across the plains of Texas, from sea to shining sea, Detroit down to Houston, pride in every American heart, and it's time we stand and say today, but there ain't no doubt. [1:49:19] Well, thank you very much, everybody. Thank you. That's a great group. We got a lot of people outside. The fire marshal was reasonably good to us. Not great. Could have been better. But they were reasonably good. [1:49:51] And I just want to say a very special hello to South Carolina special. And I'm thrilled to be back in this really beautiful state, a state which I won all three times with more votes than any candidate in South Carolina history. All three times. [1:50:11] And five days from now, we're going to elect Darlene Graham to the United States Senate. [1:50:19] And Lindsey is looking down. He said, I'd love to be here, but it just didn't work out. But he's very proud of you. He was always proud of his sister. [1:50:31] He considered her the greatest person he's ever known. He told me that many times. And honestly, I was quite insulted. I said, what about me? I'm the president. [1:50:41] So he didn't get into it really after that. But he actually, I think he considered her the best of all. And he loved her like crazy. And it was really a beautiful thing. [1:50:55] I've seen brothers and sisters don't get along so well. This was different. And he was great. He was a great politician. And she's got the gene. She's already got one of the biggest bills passed. [1:51:05] It was fast. Takes a lot of people in the Senate. Years. Right, Tim? They go years. She already got one passed. But we're going to elect Alan Wilson as your next governor, a friend of mine. [1:51:20] Thank you, Alan. Across the state line in North Carolina, we're going to elect a great man, Michael Watley. He's not getting, he's not getting, he's not getting, he's not getting, it's not fair what's happening. [1:51:34] You know, the governor over there, Roy Cooper, he was governor. No, but the press isn't covering it. There's something wrong. [1:51:43] You know, Michael Watley was the head of the North Carolina party and all. And he did so good that I said, I'm going to come back after they rigged the election and the second one. [1:51:52] I said, I'm going to come back. I'm going to win. And I'm going to take that guy because they never were able to rig the election on him because they won North Carolina so easily. [1:52:00] And he ran it so well. He was the head of the Republican party in North Carolina. And he did it with Lara. Did you ever hear of Lara, my, my daughter, who's great. [1:52:10] And I said, if I ever come back, I'm going to put him as the head of the Republican party in the whole country. And I did that. And he was fantastic. Worked with Lara. [1:52:19] They were co-heads. And boy, we won this race too big to rig. Nobody had a chance. Right. And, but I said, I'm going to do it. [1:52:25] And then I said, you ought to run for the Senate in North Carolina. And he did. And they don't give him a break. They have a governor who tries to pretend he's a moderate and he's not. [1:52:35] But I'm just going to give you one quick and then I'm because I'm really here to talk about Darlene. But I have to say, it's so unfair. Roy Cooper was a terrible governor, but nobody knows it. [1:52:46] Roy Cooper went during the hurricane, which was a water cane because it would have more water than anybody. It was the worst. [1:52:53] He did such a bad job. It was only until I got there on January 20th that things got straightened out. He was a disaster. [1:53:00] But more importantly than that, he released 88, 85 or 88 murderers from prison because of COVID. It was a COVID time. [1:53:12] He didn't want them. These were murderers. All of them were murderers. He released them from prison. [1:53:17] I'll tell you, you got a man, Henry McMaster. I don't think he'd be doing this. Henry, would Henry ever release 88 murderers from prison? [1:53:30] You know why he released them? He didn't want them to catch COVID. Who the hell cares if they caught COVID? [1:53:35] Who cares? Right? Henry would say, I don't care if they catch COVID. Do the job. [1:53:40] And first of all, they were mostly young people. They were going to be fine anyway. But he released them, 88. [1:53:46] And they went on to kill, in a short period of time, 25 people. The 88 people got out. Many of them were in, like, solitary confinement. [1:53:57] They were vicious. He released them from prison. They went on to kill 25 people. [1:54:05] And I said, congratulations, Michael Watley. You just won the race. You know, and the press doesn't pick it up. [1:54:13] Nobody picks it up. So there was a man named Governor George Dukakis a long time ago. [1:54:20] And he had somebody, Willie Horton. They, he released a killer named Willie Horton. [1:54:25] Willie Horton went on to kill, I think, kill and rape. He raped and killed three women in, like, one day, one short period of time. [1:54:33] And Michael Dukakis was running for president. He had a substantial lead, like 12 points. [1:54:40] And within one day, the race was over because he released a man who went on to kill. [1:54:46] This guy released 88 people who were murderers. And he released them because of COVID. [1:54:51] He said he didn't want them to catch COVID. And they went on to kill 25 people. [1:54:56] And one of the killers is DeCarlos Brown Jr. And he was the one that cut the beautiful young girl's head right from the slashed her neck, cut her head off, right standing behind her in that horrible scene a year and a half ago. [1:55:15] And a beautiful young girl sat down and she had her head sliced off by this guy. [1:55:22] And that was one of the people he released. And it has no impact on. But this is where he's coming from. [1:55:29] And I just say to North Carolina, you ought to put a great man as your next senator, Michael Watley. [1:55:38] I cannot believe. I thought when I heard that story, I'll tell you, Henry, when I heard that story, I said, Watley's going to win and Watley should win. [1:55:46] He's he's phenomenal. But what are you going to do? I hope he does well. But it's so unfair. [1:55:54] Think of it. Another man, one killer, and he ends up losing an election in a landslide. [1:56:00] And he was he was an easy winner. It was over that elect that he was going to become the next president. [1:56:06] But because he did that, here's a guy released 88 people, killed 25 and nothing happens. [1:56:10] He should be excoriated. And it shows where he's coming from, too. [1:56:15] It shows that he's radical left lunatic. He's not a moderate. [1:56:19] But today, I'm pleased to report in breaking news this morning that the U.S. economy is booming at 3.4 percent, which is a historic economic level. [1:56:29] And, you know, this is way higher than they thought. They don't get it, Tim. [1:56:38] How good was Tim Scott? I watched his speech today. [1:56:42] You're so lucky to have him. And now you have two of them. I like that combination, the two of you. [1:56:52] Nobody's going to beat you. But so the numbers came out way, way, way above expectation. [1:56:59] Oh, you haven't seen anything yet. And that's despite the fact that they don't want to cut, you know, the politicians [1:57:06] that are on the board, Federal Reserve, they hate like hell to cut the interest rates because that would be good for me. [1:57:12] And thank you very much. I love you, too. He's a guy, but I love him anyway. [1:57:16] He's a guy. He's a guy. He's a good-looking guy, but we like him anyway. [1:57:22] Never been my thing. I don't know why, but it's all right. It's all right. [1:57:28] We love him. But consumer spending is way up. [1:57:34] Business investment is up at record levels. And investment in new equipment exploded by 21 percent. [1:57:42] They've never heard. And you know what that is? That's two things. [1:57:46] It's the tax credit that you get under the great, big, beautiful bill the businesses get. [1:57:51] But I think even more important, it's because of the tariffs, because all these companies are coming in. [1:57:55] They're flooding America. They're coming in from Europe, from Asia, Canada, Mexico. [1:58:00] They're all pouring in. They're leaving and they're coming. They're all coming in. [1:58:04] We have more car plants being built right now in the United States than at any time ever before. [1:58:09] And very importantly, core inflation is very low. [1:58:17] We inherited the worst inflation in the history of our country. [1:58:21] And we have for the last three months, inflation is 1.7 percent. [1:58:26] I mean, and that's my time. You know, we inherited a mess from sleepy Joe Biden. [1:58:32] He was sleeping. He was sleeping all the time. [1:58:35] So we're smashing expectations with today's numbers, beating 72 percent of the economists forecast. [1:58:43] They don't know what the hell they're doing. Economists, you know, they had with my economy. [1:58:49] And first, I had the best economy ever. And I predicted there were 144 economists. [1:58:57] And there were two people that got it right. Me and I think a guy from the Wharton School of Finance, [1:59:02] who I happened to go to school, actually. But there were two that got it right out of hundreds of people, [1:59:08] the economists. It's like flip a coin. But our economy is roaring. [1:59:12] But if the Democrats win the midterms, they will burn it all down. [1:59:17] It'll all end. All those jobs, all that big. [1:59:20] When you hear your income numbers just came out, record-setting income, individual income at a record-setting level. [1:59:26] Nobody's ever seen numbers like that. [1:59:30] In fact, I could just read those numbers. I could read the three or four more jobs than we've ever had. [1:59:37] You have the most number of jobs people work in than you've ever had. [1:59:41] I could read a few of the numbers and just walk right off the stage and say, [1:59:45] vote for Darlene Graham. I'm leaving now. I don't have to waste a lot of time. [1:59:48] Because after you give some of the basic numbers, the rest is just fluff. [1:59:54] The rest is just a little entertainment for you. [1:59:57] Because once you hear some of the basic numbers, which you'll hear in a second, [2:00:02] but I don't have to stay here all day and talk and talk and entertain and wait. [2:00:08] You know, I always wait for people to start leaving, but they never leave. [2:00:13] So the speeches get a little long. [2:00:15] But if you want to keep this growth going, you must vote Republican, [2:00:19] and you must vote for really an amazing person, Darlene Graham. [2:00:24] And as I said, the late, great Lindsey Graham passed away unexpectedly. [2:00:40] I asked Darlene to do this. I said, Darlene, why don't you run? [2:00:43] We want you to run. Everybody, Tim liked the idea. Everybody liked it. [2:00:47] The governor loved it. The governor appointed Darlene without hesitation. [2:00:53] But I said, I'd love you to run. I think it would be incredible. [2:00:57] And she said, well, that's a big decision. Could I think about it? [2:01:00] She thought about it. She said, yes. [2:01:02] I got you into this thing, Darlene, and you're going to go. [2:01:06] You're going to go, and your brother's looking down. [2:01:08] He's going to be Tuesday night. [2:01:11] Let's make Lindsey really happy and proud. [2:01:16] Going to be great. Going to be great. [2:01:21] And, you know, she's leading, but I had to come here to... [2:01:24] We've got to make sure we're not taking any politics. [2:01:27] Politics, you never know, right? [2:01:30] So you've got to get out and vote. [2:01:32] But there are only a few days left until Election Day. [2:01:34] Every single person here has to get out and vote. [2:01:38] You have to, because bad things happen. [2:01:40] A lot of crazy things happen. [2:01:41] People think that she or somebody else... [2:01:45] Here we go. [2:01:46] Paid protester. [2:01:48] Paid protester. [2:02:10] They pop up every once in a while. [2:02:12] Don't tell them. [2:02:13] Now, they're all trained, paid. [2:02:16] They don't do a good job. [2:02:18] But they always hit me right at the punchline. [2:02:21] I'm saying, early voting in South Carolina is underway. [2:02:25] You must do it immediately. [2:02:26] They bah, bah, bah. [2:02:27] Some dope gets sloppy, sloppy-looking guy. [2:02:32] Sloppy-looking guy. [2:02:33] They're all sloppy. [2:02:35] They're all losers. [2:02:38] They're all losers. [2:02:40] Look, the Morning Joes, I got these guys. [2:02:42] They followed me to about 800 rallies over the years. [2:02:45] And he just shouted, they're losers, sir. [2:02:48] They are losers. [2:02:49] Mr. Wall is here. [2:02:50] We love Mr. Wall. [2:02:52] Very smart guy. [2:02:53] I'm going to get that suit, I'm telling you. [2:02:58] Someday I'm going to do it. [2:02:59] That'll be the end of my political career when I wear it. [2:03:01] I don't care. [2:03:03] But I'm asking you to do me one favor, [2:03:06] pretend that I'm on the ballot. [2:03:08] Because when I'm on the ballot, for whatever reason, [2:03:10] 49.2% more people show up. [2:03:13] So, and I am on the ballot, [2:03:15] because all of these things that we've done, [2:03:17] all of these incredible successes that we have, [2:03:20] there's never been... [2:03:21] We're not even that close to two years. [2:03:24] There's never been two years like this [2:03:26] for any other president. [2:03:28] We've never had... [2:03:28] Look at the numbers. [2:03:32] So we're on the ballot because they can destroy it. [2:03:36] I'm on the ballot. [2:03:37] But people show up all three times. [2:03:40] When I was on the ballot, we won all three times. [2:03:43] Every race, we won everything. [2:03:44] We won all... [2:03:45] And when I'm not on the ballot, the midterms, [2:03:48] we just... [2:03:51] I don't know what it is. [2:03:52] There's something strange. [2:03:53] Because if you're president, Republican or Democrat, [2:03:57] for whatever reason, you don't win the midterms. [2:04:00] I think it's two out of 25 races, something like that. [2:04:04] And it's probably... [2:04:05] I think it's actually 23 and two. [2:04:08] It doesn't... [2:04:09] And it never made sense to me. [2:04:10] I'm going to ask Tim Scott to take me back later on [2:04:13] and explain what the hell that's... [2:04:15] Because it doesn't make sense. [2:04:16] Even if you're a great president, it doesn't matter. [2:04:21] You're just so... [2:04:23] The one thing I can say is that no president [2:04:25] has ever worked so hard on a midterm. [2:04:29] You know, most presidents, including me, [2:04:31] the first couple of times, [2:04:32] you sort of take it easy, stay home. [2:04:35] You don't do that much. [2:04:38] You won your race. [2:04:39] Everything's nice and rosy. [2:04:41] Sit around. [2:04:42] Then you turn on television and you see results [2:04:45] and you say, what the hell is that all about? [2:04:47] I think this is number 28 stop. [2:04:49] And it's two or three for Darlene. [2:04:52] We got to make sure. [2:04:54] Most important. [2:04:56] But we're all working hard, every one of us. [2:05:00] Tim has been following me all over the place. [2:05:02] He's heard me so much he can't stand it anymore. [2:05:05] He's heard... [2:05:06] He's gone to so many rallies. [2:05:07] He's saying, please... [2:05:08] He brought his wife the other day. [2:05:09] She's a beautiful, great woman. [2:05:11] She's probably saying, [2:05:13] Tim, what the hell are you doing? [2:05:15] He can't stand my voice anymore. [2:05:18] My... [2:05:18] A little bit more raspy voice than it was two weeks ago. [2:05:21] My little voice is a little bit more raspy. [2:05:25] But we just power through it. [2:05:27] But it's so important. [2:05:28] We have to win because what we've done [2:05:30] has never been done in history our first two years. [2:05:32] And we can't let radical left jihadists [2:05:35] and other people tear it down. [2:05:39] Tear it down. [2:05:44] I mean, I watched this guy as an example. [2:05:47] In Michigan, I won Michigan by a lot. [2:05:53] I won the Arab vote. [2:05:54] But I won Michigan. [2:05:56] And I won the automakers. [2:05:58] I won the Teamsters. [2:05:59] I won everything. [2:06:01] I won the right to workers. [2:06:02] I love the right to workers. [2:06:04] I love them all. [2:06:05] But we won it by a lot. [2:06:07] And they have a guy running now [2:06:09] who's definitely Muslim Brotherhood. [2:06:13] He said he's not. [2:06:14] But, you know, check his mother. [2:06:16] Check his sister. [2:06:16] Check his notes. [2:06:18] You know, everything disappeared from his life, Tim. [2:06:20] Everything, Governor, everything in his life [2:06:22] has disappeared from one year back. [2:06:25] It's like... [2:06:26] But when we find some of the things he said were horrible, [2:06:31] if you're black or if you're Jewish [2:06:34] and if you vote for Abdul, you're crazy. [2:06:39] Okay? [2:06:39] You're crazy. [2:06:40] You're crazy anyway. [2:06:45] But if you're black or Jewish and you vote, [2:06:48] the things that this guy has said is... [2:06:51] And, you know, one thing about politics, [2:06:53] when they come out and they go out [2:06:55] and they start campaigning, [2:06:56] whatever their first sentence is, [2:06:58] it's what it always is. [2:06:59] That's what they go back to. [2:07:00] They'll change for a campaign. [2:07:02] Oh, he's changed. [2:07:03] He's changed. [2:07:04] You know, all of a sudden, he loves... [2:07:06] How about the guy in... [2:07:07] How about the guy in Texas? [2:07:09] Tell a freak out. [2:07:10] How about him? [2:07:11] How about him? [2:07:14] He's a vegan. [2:07:14] I kept saying vegan. [2:07:16] My wife would say, [2:07:16] Darling, it's not vegan, it's vegan. [2:07:19] Oh, well, I wouldn't know [2:07:20] because I don't believe in that stuff. [2:07:22] I like meat. [2:07:24] See, I legitimately like... [2:07:26] No, she said, [2:07:27] Darling, please, it's a vegan. [2:07:29] So he's a vegan plus. [2:07:33] And... [2:07:34] But he said, [2:07:35] We will never have meat in Texas. [2:07:38] He doesn't want meat, oil, or guns. [2:07:42] Now, if you're running in Texas [2:07:46] and you don't like guns [2:07:49] and you don't like meat [2:07:51] and you don't like oil, [2:07:53] you've got yourself problems, [2:07:54] but we've got to be careful. [2:07:55] We have a good guy running, too. [2:07:57] We have the best attorney general [2:07:58] in Texas history. [2:08:00] So hopefully that's going to be okay. [2:08:02] But they change. [2:08:04] And now, all of a sudden, [2:08:06] you see him at barbecues. [2:08:07] You know, when he disappeared [2:08:08] for 12 or 14 days, [2:08:10] it was either because there was something [2:08:12] mentally wrong with him [2:08:13] or he had so much meat, [2:08:14] he couldn't stand it. [2:08:15] He was throwing up all over. [2:08:17] No, he goes to barbecues now. [2:08:19] They force meat down his throat. [2:08:21] I think they do it as torture. [2:08:24] He said, [2:08:24] I'd love to have steak. [2:08:28] He's puking all over the place. [2:08:30] Henry, he goes backstage. [2:08:32] He's puking all over the place. [2:08:33] I'd love to have steak. [2:08:35] Would you like another portion? [2:08:36] Oh, sure. [2:08:37] Give me some more. [2:08:38] Then he goes backstage and throws up. [2:08:42] No, but he'll become a vegan again [2:08:45] in about, I would say, [2:08:46] within 15 minutes after the election results. [2:08:49] If he, frankly, if he wins or loses, [2:08:51] he's going to be a vegan. [2:08:52] If he wins, he's a vegan. [2:08:53] And if he loses, he's going to be a vegan. [2:08:56] But Darlene Graham has devoted her entire life [2:08:59] to the people of this state. [2:09:00] And now she's running to save you [2:09:02] from a radical left lunatic [2:09:04] named Tranny Annie Andrews. [2:09:07] Tranny Annie. [2:09:08] I didn't come up with that name. [2:09:10] That name is, I'm good with names. [2:09:11] I am good. [2:09:12] Like Democrat. [2:09:13] That's my new one, Democrat. [2:09:14] They're dumb because their policies are so. [2:09:17] They're dumb. [2:09:19] But Tranny Annie is a mutilizer, [2:09:23] a rabid advocate for taxpayer-funded child [2:09:26] sexual mutilization. [2:09:28] I mean, how the hell do they pick people like this? [2:09:33] Puberty blockers for young children at will [2:09:35] and other six forms of medical, [2:09:39] virtually, I think, malpractice against children. [2:09:42] In some places it would be. [2:09:43] If Tranny Annie does not have the judgment [2:09:46] to know that sex changes for children [2:09:49] should not be allowed, [2:09:51] she's too crazy, too dangerous, [2:09:53] and too radical to serve in the United States Senate. [2:09:55] And certainly, certainly not from this state. [2:10:04] You know, a lot of these kids, [2:10:05] when they have the surgery, [2:10:08] and they're young ages. [2:10:09] In some cases, they just take them and do it. [2:10:11] They don't even get parental. [2:10:12] It's not even believable. [2:10:14] Tim leaves home. [2:10:15] He comes back a few days later as Sarah. [2:10:18] And people think, [2:10:19] oh, oh, we actually have, [2:10:22] we actually have, I guess, five states. [2:10:25] They're allowed to do whatever the hell they want to do. [2:10:27] It's the craziest thing. [2:10:29] No parental checks. [2:10:31] Don't even talk to the parents. [2:10:32] It's crazy. [2:10:33] It's crazy. [2:10:34] But, you know, a lot of these people, [2:10:37] they age, [2:10:41] and they're 22 years old, 25, [2:10:43] and they say, [2:10:46] who did this to me? [2:10:47] Who did this to me? [2:10:50] And now they actually have a lot of hospitals [2:10:53] that are working on trying to put the pieces back together. [2:10:56] These people that do this are sick people. [2:10:59] They think, [2:10:59] maybe they think they're doing the right thing. [2:11:01] I don't know. [2:11:01] It's hard to believe. [2:11:03] But they say, [2:11:03] who did this to me? [2:11:05] And they end up, [2:11:06] in many cases, [2:11:07] committing suicide over this. [2:11:09] And in many cases, [2:11:10] they commit suicide without that. [2:11:12] I mean, it's a very sad situation. [2:11:16] And she's a big believer in it. [2:11:18] And she's a radical left person [2:11:20] running against a person [2:11:21] that is apple pie. [2:11:23] I'll tell you, [2:11:24] you're all apple pie. [2:11:25] And that's good. [2:11:26] That's what we want. [2:11:27] We want apple pie. [2:11:31] Andrew. [2:11:32] Andrews is also a vicious anti-gun radical [2:11:35] who endorsed a ban [2:11:36] on the most popular firearms in America. [2:11:39] So here's a reason why [2:11:41] she can't be elected. [2:11:43] Forget transgender, [2:11:45] which is, I think, just as bad. [2:11:47] I guess morally, maybe worse. [2:11:50] But forget that, on that basis. [2:11:52] But she received an F rating [2:11:55] from the NRA, National Rifle Association. [2:11:59] I have an A rating, [2:12:00] but I have an A-plus rating. [2:12:02] She received... [2:12:03] Well, I kept it. [2:12:05] Along with Tim Scott [2:12:07] and some of the others in this room [2:12:09] and your congressmen. [2:12:12] We fought... [2:12:12] We fight like hell every year, right? [2:12:14] Every time somebody... [2:12:16] Every time some deranged person [2:12:19] shoots somebody, [2:12:20] it's always, [2:12:20] here we go again. [2:12:21] And we've protected it. [2:12:23] We haven't let them even touch it. [2:12:24] It's not an easy fight. [2:12:26] It's not an easy fight. [2:12:27] But it's a right fight. [2:12:29] You need protection. [2:12:30] You need it for a lot of reasons. [2:12:31] But you need to be able [2:12:32] to protect yourself. [2:12:34] And we've done a great job. [2:12:37] And Darlene will be right [2:12:38] at the front of the pack. [2:12:39] She'll be helping us. [2:12:40] But anybody who has an F rating on guns, [2:12:42] that means your guns. [2:12:43] They're going to take your guns. [2:12:44] F means we want to take your guns away. [2:12:46] How the hell can she be running in... [2:12:48] Just that one thing. [2:12:49] Let's assume she was perfect. [2:12:50] That would mean you couldn't vote for her. [2:12:52] She wants to take your guns. [2:12:53] Does anybody in this room own a gun? [2:12:55] Yeah, like almost everybody. [2:13:02] I don't know. [2:13:04] I don't think it's good to have an F rating. [2:13:06] There's a lot of people... [2:13:07] I got to see that again. [2:13:08] No, don't bother. [2:13:10] No, you can't have that. [2:13:12] I mean, think of it. [2:13:13] So she has an F rating. [2:13:15] And you're going to say, [2:13:16] oh, let's vote for Tranny Annie. [2:13:18] She's wonderful. [2:13:20] You can't do it. [2:13:21] You can't. [2:13:21] Just on those two things alone. [2:13:23] But on the gun thing, she will. [2:13:26] And, you know, we have a very small balance. [2:13:27] It's very close. [2:13:29] You have all the Democrats are against guns. [2:13:31] All the Republicans... [2:13:33] I think all the Republicans are for them. [2:13:35] So if you lose one or two or three votes, [2:13:38] you don't have guns anymore. [2:13:39] They outlaw the guns. [2:13:40] They could do that. [2:13:41] They already started. [2:13:42] We just stopped them. [2:13:43] They're very smart. [2:13:45] You know, they cheat like hell, [2:13:47] but they are clever. [2:13:49] They couldn't beat us on guns, [2:13:50] so they went after the ammunition, [2:13:52] where it's almost impossible. [2:13:54] But we stopped them there, too. [2:13:55] This has been a long-time fight. [2:13:58] Darlene Graham and President Trump [2:14:00] will always defend your Second Amendment [2:14:02] and keep and bear arms. [2:14:03] And we're going to have a lot of help [2:14:05] from a lot of the people [2:14:06] that I'm here to support today. [2:14:08] And Trani Annie told her supporters [2:14:14] to immediately defund [2:14:16] and abolish the police. [2:14:18] Okay. [2:14:19] So she said she's a defunder. [2:14:21] We call them defunders. [2:14:22] That means she's a defunder. [2:14:25] You know, she was a year ago. [2:14:26] Then she gets involved in politics. [2:14:28] And some pollster probably said, [2:14:30] this is not good. [2:14:32] This is not typically a... [2:14:35] I would think so. [2:14:36] I got the highest vote [2:14:37] in the history of South Carolina. [2:14:38] I think that if I said... [2:14:40] If I even made mention of, [2:14:42] hey, let's think about defunding the police. [2:14:45] Okay, let's think... [2:14:46] You know what would happen? [2:14:47] I would be beaten in a landslide, [2:14:51] the greatest landslide in history. [2:14:53] Well, that's where she is. [2:14:54] She said, defund the police. [2:14:56] And then she found out [2:14:57] she's running for office. [2:14:58] She decided. [2:15:00] And a pollster said, [2:15:01] ma'am, I'm sorry. [2:15:03] You're going to have to change your vote [2:15:05] and hide any and all evidence [2:15:07] that you said defund the police. [2:15:09] But she wants to raise your taxes [2:15:11] by trillions of dollars. [2:15:12] She wants to ban drilling [2:15:13] and send energy costs soaring. [2:15:16] Wants to put windmills all over the place, [2:15:18] ruin your farms, ruin your... [2:15:19] Windmills. [2:15:20] Let's have windmills all over. [2:15:21] The most expensive energy in the world [2:15:23] that doesn't even work. [2:15:24] It's intermittent. [2:15:26] I used to kid people saying, [2:15:27] husband and wife talking, [2:15:30] darling, let's watch the president debate, [2:15:34] sleepy Joe Biden tonight. [2:15:36] And they say, no, I'm sorry, we can't. [2:15:38] The wind is in blowing. [2:15:39] We have no electricity. [2:15:41] The wind. [2:15:42] We need electricity for our television. [2:15:45] We won't be able to watch it. [2:15:46] The debate. [2:15:47] Remember the debate? [2:15:48] I was just saying, [2:15:49] a friend of mine was telling me, [2:15:50] you have to do well on that debate. [2:15:52] I said, I do. [2:15:53] But this is what we had running the country for. [2:15:58] If we would have lost an election, [2:16:00] I don't think we'd even have a country right now, [2:16:01] I'll tell you. [2:16:02] We couldn't have taken another two days, [2:16:04] let alone two years. [2:16:06] What they've done to this country, [2:16:08] but we've got it back much faster than we thought. [2:16:11] And very soon it'll be... [2:16:12] I think it's the hottest it's ever been, actually. [2:16:15] But we can't have Tranny Annie, you know. [2:16:26] If you have one or two victories, [2:16:28] you're going to have communists in control of the U.S. Senate. [2:16:31] The reason is that the other Democrats... [2:16:33] There aren't too many sane ones to start off with, [2:16:35] I'll be honest. [2:16:36] Most of them are horrible. [2:16:38] Their policy is so bad. [2:16:40] But, you know, if you have two, [2:16:42] the others have to come along [2:16:44] because they have to appease those two or three people. [2:16:47] The whack job from Michigan, Tranny Annie is one. [2:16:51] You have a couple of others that people don't know about, [2:16:55] like the guy from North Carolina. [2:16:56] He's another one. [2:16:57] People just don't know that. [2:16:59] But... [2:17:00] And Telfrico, definitely. [2:17:02] And now what happens is in order to keep them, [2:17:05] in order to get over 50%, [2:17:07] they have to do whatever they want. [2:17:10] They don't have to have 50 senators. [2:17:13] They have to have three or four or five. [2:17:14] And they totally control the radical left. [2:17:18] A vote for Darlene is a vote to cast communists [2:17:21] into political oblivion. [2:17:24] And it's not easy because the press is so fake. [2:17:32] You know, that's fake news. [2:17:34] One of our better terms. [2:17:35] We had a lot of good ones. [2:17:37] Elizabeth Pocahontas. [2:17:40] I don't ever give you the Republican names [2:17:43] because they're all friends of mine now. [2:17:45] So we had some pretty good ones. [2:17:46] I will not... [2:17:47] I never say them. [2:17:48] I took them out of my mind. [2:17:50] But we had some pretty good ones. [2:17:52] But fake news. [2:17:53] And, you know, just as an example, [2:17:55] I was just thinking, [2:17:57] Bernie Sanders, who's radical left. [2:18:00] But, you know, you've got to hand it to the guys, [2:18:01] like, about 137 years old. [2:18:05] And he's still sharp. [2:18:07] He's still crazy. [2:18:08] Crazy Bernie. [2:18:09] Remember, I used to call him Crazy Bernie. [2:18:11] No, he's, what, 87, 88. [2:18:12] And he's... [2:18:14] You watch him. [2:18:15] Because I know a lot of people in their high 80s, [2:18:19] in their 90s. [2:18:20] I know people 95, 96 years old that are sharp. [2:18:23] Perfectly sharp. [2:18:24] The great Gary player. [2:18:26] He's 90 years old. [2:18:27] He's 100% sharp. [2:18:28] And he can shoot. [2:18:30] He shot a 70 with me the last time we played. [2:18:32] He's a great player. [2:18:33] 168 tournaments. [2:18:36] And, you know, really amazing. [2:18:38] A lot of people. [2:18:40] And, but, you know, we can't allow... [2:18:43] I think that, and I've said it strongly, [2:18:46] they say you can't do it, [2:18:47] that people that run for president or vice president [2:18:51] should be forced to have cognitive tests. [2:18:53] Because we can't go through another four years [2:18:57] like we just had. [2:18:58] Let them take cognitive tests. [2:19:01] I'm the only... [2:19:02] I took three of them. [2:19:04] Aced every single one of them, by the way. [2:19:07] A-yaced them. [2:19:11] But, but I think they should have... [2:19:13] We can't have another four years like this. [2:19:15] It was... [2:19:16] We were a laughingstock all over the world. [2:19:18] The last time... [2:19:20] But think of Bernie Sanders. [2:19:21] I was going to say something. [2:19:23] So Bernie goes out, [2:19:24] and he has a big crowd, 900 people. [2:19:26] The fake news. [2:19:27] Bernie's crowd is unbelievable! [2:19:30] And I had a rally. [2:19:32] And he had his rally near my rally, [2:19:34] because he wanted to, you know, [2:19:35] show how great he is. [2:19:37] So he's up there ranting and raving [2:19:39] about all this radical left crap. [2:19:41] And people are, you know, clapping. [2:19:43] But they had 900 people. [2:19:45] That's a lot of people. [2:19:47] I had 47,000 people. [2:19:49] Okay? [2:19:50] So we have the biggest rallies ever in history. [2:19:56] And you'll never... [2:19:56] I hope you enjoy it, [2:19:58] because you're never going to see it again. [2:19:59] You will never see what we've done. [2:20:01] You'll never see it happen again. [2:20:03] But we had 47,000. [2:20:05] He had 900. [2:20:05] So here's the media that night. [2:20:07] I said to our great first lady, [2:20:09] watch the rally I had was so great today. [2:20:12] The crowd was massive. [2:20:14] Bernie Sanders had a massive crowd today [2:20:17] on the fairgrounds. [2:20:19] It was so many people, we don't know what... [2:20:20] It was 901 people. [2:20:23] It was unbelievable. [2:20:25] Donald Trump was also there. [2:20:27] He spoke before a crowd, yes. [2:20:30] Very good. [2:20:30] They made it sound like you had more people than me. [2:20:33] They are fake news. [2:20:34] You're fake news. [2:20:35] You understand that? [2:20:38] And there's not a thing you can do about it. [2:20:43] And, you know, the other day, [2:20:43] I was sitting in the Oval Office, [2:20:46] and I was saying I get treated very unfairly [2:20:48] by the fake news. [2:20:49] They treat me very badly. [2:20:51] And I was sitting there with a lot of geniuses. [2:20:53] I think I had Scott Bassett. [2:20:55] Where the hell is Scott? [2:20:55] Is he central? [2:20:56] Look at him. [2:21:05] No, he said to me, [2:21:06] Sir, do you think I could go with you today? [2:21:08] I said, what the hell do you know about South Carolina? [2:21:10] He said, I live there. [2:21:11] I didn't know. [2:21:14] He lives here. [2:21:16] He's central casting. [2:21:18] I say, Scott, you know, when we do the movie, [2:21:20] we're going to put him in. [2:21:21] You'll never find anybody like him. [2:21:22] We're going to make him the Secretary of the Treasury [2:21:26] in the movie, [2:21:27] because you can't find a guy that's more central. [2:21:29] He's also smart, which helps. [2:21:31] It helps. [2:21:33] He's doing very well [2:21:35] against the beautiful Islamic Republic of Iran. [2:21:40] They're not doing too well. [2:21:41] Scott's doing his magic, [2:21:43] and we're doing our military magic [2:21:45] like nobody's ever seen before. [2:21:47] But that's okay. [2:21:49] That's okay. [2:21:52] But, you know, [2:21:55] I was sitting in the Oval Office, [2:21:57] and I had a group of people. [2:21:59] Scott was there. [2:22:00] I said, you know, it's really unfair. [2:22:02] I don't get treated. [2:22:03] CNN did a poll. [2:22:04] I'm at 99% approval rating [2:22:06] in the Republican Party. [2:22:08] 99. [2:22:09] And we're looking for the 1%. [2:22:11] We think it was a rigged poll. [2:22:12] But I'm at 99. [2:22:14] No, but others do polls. [2:22:16] I'm way up. [2:22:17] I'm the highest ever. [2:22:18] Higher than anybody. [2:22:19] Higher than regular. [2:22:20] And they say, [2:22:21] while he is not currying, [2:22:24] you know, they like to say, [2:22:24] he's not currying favor. [2:22:26] Everybody knows. [2:22:28] We had to attack Iran. [2:22:29] We had to make sure [2:22:30] they never have a nuclear weapon. [2:22:31] Everybody does. [2:22:32] And it's going to be over [2:22:33] very, very soon. [2:22:39] He's not currying. [2:22:42] He is not currying. [2:22:47] You know, [2:22:47] to use this bullshit, [2:22:49] they are so full of it. [2:22:52] Donald Trump, [2:22:53] Donald Trump, [2:22:55] is at 42%. [2:22:56] 42% weight, [2:22:57] you mean times two [2:22:58] and add 20. [2:23:01] Boy, they are bad. [2:23:02] They're sick people. [2:23:03] Fake polls. [2:23:04] Did you see the poll [2:23:04] that came out? [2:23:05] There was a poll [2:23:06] that came out. [2:23:07] Turned out to be [2:23:07] a total phony poll. [2:23:09] It was a group [2:23:10] that was made up. [2:23:11] What was the name [2:23:12] of that group? [2:23:16] What was it? [2:23:20] Oh, yeah, Wedgwood. [2:23:21] New York Times. [2:23:23] Wedgwood. [2:23:24] They admitted [2:23:25] their polls were phony. [2:23:29] They never, [2:23:30] they just put down numbers. [2:23:32] They'll say, [2:23:33] I don't know [2:23:34] what they did on us, [2:23:35] I guess. [2:23:35] But the New York Times [2:23:36] used them. [2:23:37] Wedgwood polls, [2:23:38] right? [2:23:39] Wedgwood. [2:23:42] Ridgewood. [2:23:43] That's a nice name. [2:23:44] Beautiful little cabin, [2:23:45] right? [2:23:46] They have a little cabin. [2:23:48] It's a woman telling me. [2:23:50] Stand up, darling. [2:23:51] I think that's Ridgewood. [2:23:55] Thank you very much. [2:23:57] Thank you. [2:23:59] No, Ridgewood polls. [2:24:00] And they have [2:24:00] a little cabin right on top. [2:24:02] Beautiful, [2:24:02] like a little home. [2:24:03] So nice. [2:24:04] Total fake. [2:24:06] And they admit it. [2:24:07] I don't know why they did it. [2:24:08] They must have been [2:24:09] in trouble with the law. [2:24:10] They said, [2:24:10] I'll give you the times [2:24:11] if you just let me go. [2:24:13] But they, [2:24:14] they didn't do polling. [2:24:16] They just made up numbers. [2:24:17] They were all made up. [2:24:19] So they'd say, [2:24:19] yeah, [2:24:21] Trump is polling at 42%. [2:24:23] He's at an all-time low for him. [2:24:26] And I said, [2:24:27] where the hell did this poll come from? [2:24:28] Let me ask you a question. [2:24:30] How many poll, [2:24:31] how many people in this room [2:24:33] were ever polled? [2:24:36] Has anybody been polled? [2:24:37] I mean, [2:24:38] seriously, [2:24:38] raise your head [2:24:38] because I'm curious [2:24:39] because I've never known [2:24:40] one person [2:24:41] as a Republican anyway. [2:24:44] I don't, [2:24:44] I don't even know [2:24:45] if they do polls. [2:24:46] You know, [2:24:46] a lot, [2:24:47] you know, [2:24:47] they charge a lot of money. [2:24:49] You do a poll, [2:24:49] you pay a million dollars [2:24:50] if you're stupid. [2:24:51] I don't pay that much. [2:24:52] But you do a poll. [2:24:54] I don't, [2:24:55] I don't even believe in polls [2:24:56] because I figure [2:24:58] the poll is the election day. [2:24:59] You know, [2:24:59] what the hell are you going to do? [2:25:00] You're going to change [2:25:01] your whole philosophy [2:25:01] because some polls [2:25:03] do with a phony poll? [2:25:04] But this Ridgewood, [2:25:06] they did, [2:25:06] they said, [2:25:07] it's totally fake. [2:25:10] And they went down in flames [2:25:13] and they represented [2:25:15] the New York Times [2:25:16] and others. [2:25:17] And this is what we were reading. [2:25:19] But I'm just curious, [2:25:21] how many people, [2:25:22] seriously, [2:25:22] don't worry about it, [2:25:23] nobody's going to take your picture. [2:25:26] No, [2:25:26] but I see these polls [2:25:28] and I believe they don't, [2:25:31] I believe they're almost, [2:25:32] oh, [2:25:32] look, [2:25:33] I mean, [2:25:33] I think McLaughlin's a good poll. [2:25:35] I think Fabrizio's a good poll. [2:25:38] But for the most part, [2:25:39] I'll bet you that, [2:25:41] you know, [2:25:41] we have sent a thousand pollsters [2:25:43] all over the country. [2:25:45] I'll bet you some guy says that, [2:25:47] bills the poor suckers [2:25:48] like the Democrat [2:25:49] or Republican Party. [2:25:51] And they bill them a million. [2:25:53] That poll will cost two million. [2:25:54] We have pollsters [2:25:55] all over the country. [2:25:56] And there are none. [2:25:58] It's a guy sitting at his desk [2:25:59] with a big bank account. [2:26:01] That'll cost one million dollars. [2:26:03] We have pollsters. [2:26:04] And I don't even believe [2:26:05] they send out pollsters, [2:26:06] okay? [2:26:07] I think Henry McMaster, [2:26:09] you should do [2:26:10] an immediate investigation. [2:26:11] Oh, no, [2:26:11] you got the best guy, [2:26:13] Alan. [2:26:13] Alan Wilson, [2:26:14] please do an investigation. [2:26:16] I guarantee you. [2:26:18] No, [2:26:18] I don't. [2:26:20] And then they say, [2:26:21] all right, [2:26:21] that'll be a million dollars. [2:26:22] You know what they do? [2:26:22] They sit behind the desk. [2:26:24] I'm doing a poll [2:26:24] on Trump's popularity. [2:26:26] Let's see. [2:26:27] All right, [2:26:28] let's make him 42. [2:26:31] That's right. [2:26:32] That's right. [2:26:33] 42. [2:26:35] Breaking news. [2:26:36] Donald Trump is polling at 42. [2:26:39] And they say, [2:26:40] after an exhaustive search [2:26:42] all over the country, [2:26:43] he's polling at 42. [2:26:45] These people don't know. [2:26:46] And then they send him a bill [2:26:47] for a million bucks, [2:26:48] you know, [2:26:49] like it's the craziest thing. [2:26:50] How many people in this room [2:26:52] have been polled? [2:26:53] At any time in your life, [2:26:54] has anybody ever asked? [2:26:56] You're two hands. [2:26:59] Okay? [2:27:02] I mean, [2:27:03] it's amazing. [2:27:03] I've never been called [2:27:04] about a poll. [2:27:05] I mean, [2:27:05] maybe I wouldn't be [2:27:06] a prime candidate. [2:27:07] I'd vote for Trump. [2:27:09] I'd vote for Darlene. [2:27:13] No, [2:27:13] but how many people, [2:27:14] have you ever had, [2:27:15] have you ever been asked? [2:27:17] I've never been asked. [2:27:18] You know, [2:27:18] I see polls come out. [2:27:19] Every day, [2:27:20] polls, [2:27:20] polls, [2:27:21] polls. [2:27:22] I've never known anybody [2:27:23] that was, [2:27:25] so how many people [2:27:26] over here have been polled? [2:27:29] Yeah, [2:27:29] a couple. [2:27:34] Yeah, [2:27:35] yeah. [2:27:36] And then they only use [2:27:37] what they want. [2:27:38] Yeah, [2:27:39] they use, [2:27:39] they use whatever [2:27:40] the hell they want. [2:27:41] The last time [2:27:42] the radical Democrats [2:27:44] had power, [2:27:45] they gave us [2:27:46] the worst inflation [2:27:47] in American history, [2:27:49] the highest energy prices [2:27:50] in American history, [2:27:51] the worst trade deficit [2:27:52] in American history. [2:27:55] They allowed 25 million people [2:27:57] to pour across our borders [2:27:58] from all over the world, [2:28:00] and if they win [2:28:03] the midterms, [2:28:04] it'll be the beginning [2:28:05] of them doing it again. [2:28:06] They'll do it again 100%. [2:28:08] You know, [2:28:09] if they had power right now, [2:28:10] they'd open up our borders, [2:28:11] let every prisoner [2:28:12] from all over the world. [2:28:13] You know, [2:28:13] people, [2:28:14] smart people, [2:28:15] I know them [2:28:16] sort of all [2:28:17] one way or the other, [2:28:18] but countries, [2:28:19] some small, [2:28:19] some big, [2:28:20] some, [2:28:21] they're all smart. [2:28:22] They're all very street smart. [2:28:23] When I heard that Biden [2:28:24] was going to allow [2:28:25] the borders to be opened, [2:28:26] I said, [2:28:27] every jail in the world [2:28:28] will be emptied [2:28:29] into our country, [2:28:29] and that's what happened. [2:28:31] From all over the world, [2:28:32] they came. [2:28:33] From Africa, [2:28:35] from Asia, [2:28:36] from South America. [2:28:37] I mean, [2:28:38] Venezuela, [2:28:39] which we took over. [2:28:41] Congratulations. [2:28:42] Nobody wants to talk about it. [2:28:43] Nobody wants to talk about it. [2:28:46] No, nobody. [2:28:47] It's just what I was saying [2:28:48] with Scott, [2:28:49] who was in the room, [2:28:50] and I'm looking around. [2:28:51] I'm looking around, [2:28:52] I say, [2:28:52] nobody wants to talk [2:28:53] about all the great things [2:28:54] I did. [2:28:55] It's not fair. [2:28:56] The press doesn't [2:28:57] treat me fair. [2:28:59] And then I laid back [2:29:00] and I look at the ceiling, [2:29:01] and I say, [2:29:01] oh, [2:29:03] is this the Oval Office? [2:29:06] Oh, [2:29:07] how did I make it [2:29:09] to the Oval Office [2:29:10] if they treated me? [2:29:12] Maybe they treat me fairly. [2:29:13] Maybe it's better [2:29:14] than I think. [2:29:15] Does that make sense? [2:29:17] Oh, [2:29:17] look at my congressman [2:29:18] over there. [2:29:18] Will you stand up, please? [2:29:20] I needed a good congressman. [2:29:22] I needed a good one. [2:29:23] Good speech. [2:29:25] Good speech. [2:29:27] Good congressman. [2:29:28] They're all good. [2:29:30] But no, [2:29:31] I looked around, [2:29:32] I said, [2:29:32] maybe they do. [2:29:33] They appreciate what we did. [2:29:34] The safest border. [2:29:36] Most successful country. [2:29:37] This is the most successful [2:29:38] a country's ever been by far. [2:29:40] And you haven't seen [2:29:41] anything yet. [2:29:42] You know, [2:29:46] as an example, [2:29:47] a few years back, [2:29:48] you go back a little ways, [2:29:50] they stole our car business, [2:29:51] they stole our chip business, [2:29:53] they stole everything. [2:29:53] We're like a bunch of dumb people, [2:29:55] but they stole everything. [2:29:57] So we went 49 years [2:29:58] without building a car plant. [2:30:00] We have more car plants [2:30:01] under construction right now [2:30:03] than at any time [2:30:04] in the history of our country. [2:30:06] Many of them here. [2:30:08] You're a big car. [2:30:10] You're a big car state. [2:30:11] If Andrews wins, [2:30:15] Trani, [2:30:15] she will vote [2:30:17] to open your borders. [2:30:19] And just in case anyone forgets [2:30:21] that will happen [2:30:23] and what will happen, [2:30:24] we have a little tape. [2:30:24] I wanted to show you [2:30:25] what it was like. [2:30:26] Just a short. [2:30:27] People forget. [2:30:27] They have a two-week span. [2:30:29] They forget. [2:30:30] They don't even want me to talk. [2:30:31] My people don't want me [2:30:32] to talk about borders. [2:30:33] Sir, [2:30:33] don't talk about borders, sir. [2:30:36] I said, [2:30:36] why? [2:30:36] Nobody's in. [2:30:37] I said, [2:30:37] I won on that issue [2:30:38] and others, [2:30:39] but largely, [2:30:40] sir, [2:30:41] nobody cares. [2:30:42] You've solved that problem. [2:30:43] Nobody's coming in 17 months. [2:30:45] You don't talk about it. [2:30:47] Let's take a look [2:30:48] at what it looked like. [2:30:50] There is a growing problem [2:30:51] at the border. [2:30:52] A record 1.7 million [2:30:54] undocumented immigrants [2:30:55] were apprehended last year. [2:30:56] And numbers so far this year [2:30:57] are dramatically higher. [2:30:59] 12,000 people [2:31:00] in a single day [2:31:01] crossing the border illegally. [2:31:03] That's an all-time record. [2:31:05] It is quite a remarkable moment [2:31:06] to see the DHS secretary [2:31:07] insisting that the border [2:31:08] is closed. [2:31:09] This is killing us [2:31:10] and it's destroying our country. [2:31:12] They've turned their back [2:31:13] on not only [2:31:14] the border patrol agents, [2:31:15] but they've sent [2:31:15] a clear message to us [2:31:16] and law enforcement [2:31:17] they're not interested [2:31:18] in solving this. [2:31:19] And as far as I'm concerned, [2:31:21] the Biden administration [2:31:21] has the blood of Rachel Morin [2:31:23] in their hands. [2:31:24] Rafael Gouveia Romero, [2:31:26] he's accused of attacking [2:31:27] 16-year-old Lizbeth Medina [2:31:28] by repeatedly hitting her head [2:31:30] and stabbing her. [2:31:31] A Honduran migrant [2:31:32] accused of raping [2:31:34] at knife point [2:31:35] a 14-year-old teenage girl. [2:31:37] Nilsson Granado-Strejo [2:31:38] accused of murdering, [2:31:40] killing a 2-year-old infant. [2:31:43] A confirmed MS-13 gang member, [2:31:45] a registered sex offender, [2:31:47] and he's got [2:31:47] a lengthy criminal history [2:31:49] including kidnapping, [2:31:50] abduction, [2:31:51] and sexually violent crimes. [2:31:53] Victor Antonio Martinez Hernandez, [2:31:56] he brutally attacked [2:31:57] a 9-year-old girl [2:31:58] and her mother. [2:31:59] The tragic murder [2:32:00] of Laken Riley [2:32:01] killed at the hands [2:32:02] of Jose Ibarra, [2:32:04] the Venezuelan [2:32:05] who crossed in El Paso [2:32:06] in 2022 [2:32:07] and was released. [2:32:08] Two men injured, [2:32:09] one died. [2:32:10] The two suspects [2:32:11] who authorities say [2:32:12] are both in the country [2:32:13] illegally. [2:32:14] Migrants believe [2:32:15] there's an open border. [2:32:16] It's open, [2:32:17] not closed. [2:32:18] The border's open. [2:32:19] There was people there [2:32:20] that traveled 8,000 miles [2:32:21] with no water [2:32:22] because they're hearing [2:32:23] that the border is open. [2:32:24] They believed [2:32:24] that when the administration [2:32:25] changed, [2:32:26] that the law changed [2:32:27] and policy changed. [2:32:28] We heard the sheriff say it, [2:32:29] the governor say it, [2:32:30] and the migrants [2:32:31] I spoke to say it. [2:32:32] They are coming across [2:32:33] because they believe [2:32:34] they will be welcome [2:32:35] under the Biden administration. [2:32:38] That's what it was. [2:32:39] That's what we had. [2:32:40] Two years ago, [2:32:41] think of it. [2:32:42] That's what we had. [2:32:43] It was living in hell. [2:32:45] People in Texas, [2:32:47] what they had to have [2:32:47] and what they went through. [2:32:49] They interviewed a woman, [2:32:50] a young woman, [2:32:51] about two weeks ago [2:32:52] from Texas on the border. [2:32:54] And they asked her, [2:32:55] what was the difference [2:32:56] between the Biden administration [2:32:58] and the Trump administration? [2:33:00] She said, [2:33:02] in one, [2:33:02] we were living in hell [2:33:03] and in the other, [2:33:05] we're living in paradise. [2:33:06] She said, [2:33:06] people would come [2:33:07] through our house [2:33:08] by the hundreds, [2:33:10] every week by the hundreds. [2:33:12] And we were living in fear. [2:33:14] We were living in hell. [2:33:15] She said, [2:33:16] now we're living in paradise. [2:33:18] He said, [2:33:18] we haven't seen [2:33:19] an illegal come up. [2:33:21] We don't know who they are. [2:33:22] They'd come knocking [2:33:23] at the door, [2:33:23] these people. [2:33:24] Some of them [2:33:25] were really dangerous looking. [2:33:27] She said, [2:33:28] I've never seen anything like it. [2:33:29] It's like we lived [2:33:30] in a different country [2:33:31] for Darlene [2:33:34] and you go with her [2:33:36] and you go with this group [2:33:37] of incredible people, [2:33:38] right? [2:33:38] You never have to worry about that. [2:33:40] You'll never have to see [2:33:40] that scene again. [2:33:42] Never have to see it again. [2:33:47] And her opponent [2:33:48] will vote for open borders. [2:33:49] She's an open borders person. [2:33:50] Her opponent's going to vote for that [2:33:52] and we can never, [2:33:53] ever allow. [2:33:54] Numerous things we can't allow. [2:33:56] Can't allow Iran [2:33:57] to have nuclear weapons [2:33:58] or other people too, [2:33:59] but Iran in particular, [2:34:01] number one state sponsor of terror. [2:34:04] But we can't allow [2:34:04] that scene to happen again. [2:34:06] We can never allow it. [2:34:07] We want people [2:34:08] to come into our country, [2:34:09] but they have to come in legally, [2:34:10] right? [2:34:11] They have to come in legally. [2:34:12] And in breaking news yesterday, [2:34:16] it was just determined [2:34:17] that the Democrats in Alaska, [2:34:20] despite their sworn statements [2:34:21] to the contrary [2:34:22] in front of a court, [2:34:24] put a man named Dan Sullivan [2:34:25] on the ballot [2:34:26] in order to confuse the public [2:34:28] with respect to another man [2:34:31] named Dan Sullivan, [2:34:34] highly esteemed, [2:34:35] highly respected Senator Dan Sullivan. [2:34:38] So they got a guy [2:34:39] named Dan Sullivan [2:34:40] to go up against [2:34:42] on a ballot, Dan said. [2:34:43] So you split, [2:34:44] it's called splitting the vote. [2:34:45] Totally wrong, [2:34:47] totally illegal. [2:34:48] This is voter fraud [2:34:49] at the highest level. [2:34:51] And the Democrat candidate [2:34:53] who was involved [2:34:54] in the scheme, [2:34:55] Mary Peltola, [2:34:56] who treats her staff horribly, [2:34:58] by the way, [2:34:59] so badly that they, [2:35:00] they think she's abusive, [2:35:03] actually, [2:35:04] should be removed [2:35:04] from the ballot [2:35:05] and prosecuted. [2:35:06] And so should the fake Dan Sullivan. [2:35:09] This is a guy [2:35:09] that never ran for office. [2:35:11] He never had anything [2:35:12] to do with politics. [2:35:13] He just happened [2:35:14] to have the name Dan Sullivan. [2:35:17] Not even that. [2:35:17] He even looks [2:35:18] a little bit like him. [2:35:19] Have you ever seen the pictures? [2:35:20] It's the craziest thing [2:35:21] I've ever seen. [2:35:22] And they also put [2:35:23] a second person on, [2:35:25] which was also bad, [2:35:26] but this was, [2:35:27] this was beyond anything [2:35:28] that anyone's ever seen before. [2:35:30] And this behavior [2:35:31] in our elections [2:35:32] cannot be allowed to continue. [2:35:35] It's just terrible. [2:35:36] So it's being looked at [2:35:38] very strong. [2:35:38] I think it's a criminal act [2:35:39] what they did [2:35:40] because it was a conspiracy. [2:35:41] It wasn't just, [2:35:42] it didn't just happen. [2:35:44] They said, [2:35:44] no, it just happened [2:35:45] by coincidence. [2:35:46] It happened to be. [2:35:47] He never ran for office. [2:35:48] He never voted. [2:35:49] And he even tried to have, [2:35:51] you know, [2:35:52] one is Daniel S. [2:35:55] That's, [2:35:56] I'll call him the real one. [2:35:57] The other one is Daniel J. [2:36:00] Well, Daniel J. [2:36:01] tried to have [2:36:02] his middle initial. [2:36:02] He said, [2:36:03] no, it had nothing to do, [2:36:04] but he tried to change [2:36:05] his middle initial. [2:36:06] Had nothing to do. [2:36:08] But they lied [2:36:09] in front of courts [2:36:10] under oath. [2:36:11] So let's see what happens. [2:36:12] That's terrible. [2:36:13] But you can't win. [2:36:14] You know, [2:36:14] you're splitting up the vote [2:36:15] with one Democrat, [2:36:17] lousy Democrat, [2:36:18] but you can't have, [2:36:20] people go in there, [2:36:21] they have no idea [2:36:22] who to vote for. [2:36:24] Also, just last week, [2:36:25] it was revealed [2:36:26] that my favorite [2:36:28] Congressperson, [2:36:29] Ilhan Omar, [2:36:31] that her name [2:36:35] is not Ilhan Omar, [2:36:37] the one she used [2:36:38] to get elected [2:36:39] and sworn into Congress with. [2:36:40] That was the name she used, [2:36:42] but rather it's [2:36:42] an entirely different name, [2:36:44] Ilhan Noor Saeed Elmi. [2:36:48] And that last name [2:36:49] is incredibly also [2:36:50] the exact name [2:36:51] of her wonderful brother, [2:36:52] Ahmed Noor Saeed Elmi, [2:36:55] the person they said [2:36:56] she married [2:36:57] and had beautiful children with, [2:37:00] beautiful, [2:37:00] beautiful wedding, [2:37:01] beautiful event. [2:37:03] When asked whether or not [2:37:04] she married her brother, [2:37:05] she said, [2:37:06] not to my knowledge. [2:37:17] That's what she said, [2:37:20] Mr. Congressman. [2:37:21] I just, [2:37:22] you know, [2:37:22] don't say, [2:37:23] well, [2:37:23] she's just having fun. [2:37:24] I'm not having fun. [2:37:25] This stuff that I'm giving you [2:37:26] is all, [2:37:29] I mean, [2:37:29] I know it sounds funny. [2:37:31] It's not funny. [2:37:32] It's terrible, [2:37:32] but it's so, [2:37:34] you get punch drunk [2:37:35] listening to so much stuff [2:37:37] in our country. [2:37:38] Who would think, [2:37:38] let's say 15 years ago, [2:37:41] that I would be [2:37:43] sitting where you are [2:37:44] and watching a politician say, [2:37:46] there will be no [2:37:47] men in women's sports. [2:37:49] There will be no transgender [2:37:51] mutilization of your children. [2:37:54] We will have, [2:37:55] think of it, [2:37:57] their fight for open borders. [2:37:58] So the entire world [2:37:59] can pour into our country [2:38:01] from every prison in the world. [2:38:03] So who would think, [2:38:04] if you ever heard somebody say that, [2:38:07] like, [2:38:09] I say routinely now, [2:38:10] there will be no men [2:38:12] playing in women's sports. [2:38:13] Let's say I said that 15 years ago, [2:38:15] those exact words. [2:38:16] You'd think I was crazy. [2:38:18] You'd say, [2:38:19] this guy's crazy. [2:38:20] This guy's crazy. [2:38:21] And my wife goes nuts [2:38:22] when I do that [2:38:23] with the weightlifting style. [2:38:27] Darling, [2:38:27] it's not presidential. [2:38:28] I said, [2:38:28] I just wanted a freaking landslide, [2:38:30] honey. [2:38:31] Leave me alone. [2:38:32] She hates when I dance. [2:38:34] She hates when I dance. [2:38:51] I said, [2:38:51] I said, [2:38:52] darling, [2:38:53] look, [2:38:53] the crowd likes it. [2:38:54] They seem to go. [2:38:55] I'm not saying [2:38:56] I'm Fred Astaire. [2:38:57] Do you remember [2:38:58] the late, [2:38:58] great Fred? [2:38:59] He was like rubber. [2:39:00] He would dance. [2:39:00] The guy was great. [2:39:02] No, [2:39:02] but she hates it. [2:39:04] She hates when I do [2:39:04] the swimming routine, [2:39:06] you know? [2:39:07] This young lady looks left. [2:39:09] She looks right. [2:39:09] She sees all people. [2:39:11] She's competed with [2:39:11] all her life. [2:39:12] And then standing right next to her [2:39:14] is her giant. [2:39:16] He's a giant. [2:39:18] And with the wingspan of, [2:39:21] you don't remember, [2:39:21] you're too young, [2:39:22] Wilt the Stilt, [2:39:24] Chamberlain, [2:39:24] he had a serious, [2:39:25] I would say he had [2:39:27] a serious wingspan. [2:39:28] She hates when I do that stuff. [2:39:30] She said it's not presidential. [2:39:32] With the weightlifting, [2:39:34] with a young woman [2:39:35] can lift 211 pounds, [2:39:37] that's a lot, right? [2:39:38] Most people couldn't. [2:39:39] I would refuse to say [2:39:40] whether or not I could or not. [2:39:41] I don't want to try. [2:39:44] 211 is pretty good, right? [2:39:46] And the record stood for 19, [2:39:49] think of it. [2:39:51] It stood for 19 years. [2:39:53] Go home to mom. [2:40:12] Say hi to mom. [2:40:13] Mom voted for us. [2:40:14] No, mom is going to, [2:40:17] mom's going to, [2:40:18] I hate to say it, [2:40:18] you shouldn't say this, [2:40:20] mom's going to go smack her around. [2:40:22] She's going to say, [2:40:22] I was watching him, [2:40:24] is that my daughter? [2:40:27] Isn't this super though? [2:40:28] You know, just, [2:40:29] oh, is that my damn punchline? [2:40:31] No, they're trained. [2:40:32] No, they're professional. [2:40:33] I mean, they're not, [2:40:35] they're not very good professionals. [2:40:37] I've seen better. [2:40:38] I've seen better, [2:40:39] but they always hit me [2:40:41] right in the middle [2:40:41] of my damn punchline. [2:40:43] And you know, [2:40:44] if you blow a punchline, [2:40:45] it doesn't work the second time. [2:40:47] So let's go on [2:40:47] to the next subject. [2:40:49] Now, so Ilhan, [2:40:54] what she did was, [2:40:55] used a fake name [2:40:56] and other things that are fake. [2:40:59] There are a lot of, [2:40:59] well, she comes from [2:41:00] a lovely, lovely country, [2:41:02] Somalia, [2:41:03] where they have no government. [2:41:05] They have, [2:41:05] all they have is crime, murder. [2:41:08] They have the worst. [2:41:09] It's considered [2:41:10] maybe the worst country. [2:41:11] There are a couple of them [2:41:12] equal, I think. [2:41:14] But I would put Somalia [2:41:15] right up there. [2:41:16] They came here, [2:41:16] they ripped off Minnesota [2:41:18] for billions of dollars, [2:41:19] billions and billions of dollars. [2:41:21] We should, [2:41:22] no, we should send her back, [2:41:23] just send her back. [2:41:24] Who the hell wants her? [2:41:25] But because she used [2:41:27] a fake name to be sworn in, [2:41:30] I assume she must [2:41:31] immediately resign from Congress. [2:41:33] And please inform [2:41:42] our great speaker [2:41:43] of the House of Representatives, [2:41:47] James Michael Johnson [2:41:50] that the Democrat Party [2:41:52] has just conceded her seat. [2:41:56] Ilhan Noor, [2:41:57] Saeed Elmi, [2:41:59] her real name, [2:42:00] has openly admitted to fraud [2:42:02] and she will not be legally allowed [2:42:05] to be a member [2:42:05] of that august body of politicians. [2:42:10] She won't be anything. [2:42:12] My congressional members [2:42:17] are extremely upset. [2:42:20] You know what I hated about her? [2:42:21] I don't, you know, [2:42:22] look, life is life [2:42:23] and you do, [2:42:23] you do your thing. [2:42:24] But she comes from [2:42:26] this horrible, horrible place. [2:42:30] It's a shithouse country. [2:42:31] You remember that. [2:42:32] Remember when the Democrats, [2:42:34] we're going to have [2:42:35] a meeting on immigration. [2:42:36] I said, [2:42:36] how come we always take people [2:42:37] from shithouse countries? [2:42:39] Why can't we take free people [2:42:41] from good countries? [2:42:42] And they said, [2:42:43] well, it's all, [2:42:44] and it was supposed [2:42:45] to be very, [2:42:46] very private meeting. [2:42:47] You know, [2:42:48] we're going to try [2:42:48] and work on a little [2:42:49] immigration stuff. [2:42:50] And they left [2:42:51] and had a news conference. [2:42:52] They said, [2:42:52] Trump used that name. [2:42:53] I said, [2:42:54] well, [2:42:54] that was the end of that. [2:42:55] So much for silence. [2:42:57] But it's true. [2:42:58] It's, [2:42:58] you know, [2:42:59] it's like, [2:43:00] this is one of the worst countries. [2:43:01] And she comes over [2:43:03] from Somalia, [2:43:04] got no government, [2:43:05] got all they do [2:43:06] is shoot people [2:43:07] and kill people [2:43:07] all day long, right? [2:43:08] And then she goes, [2:43:10] my constitutional rights [2:43:11] have been disobeyed. [2:43:14] I'm entitled constitutionally [2:43:16] to time and court. [2:43:18] You know, [2:43:18] she's always throwing around [2:43:19] the constitution. [2:43:21] And she wants to tell us [2:43:22] how to run [2:43:23] the United States of America. [2:43:25] I don't think so. [2:43:27] I don't think so. [2:43:28] My constitution. [2:43:32] Less than two years ago, [2:43:33] the radical left Democrats [2:43:35] handed us [2:43:36] the dark age of America, [2:43:38] but we quickly turned it around [2:43:39] into the golden age of America. [2:43:42] We're in the golden age. [2:43:46] And no other president [2:43:47] has ever accomplished [2:43:49] so much in such, [2:43:50] I don't want to brag, [2:43:51] but there is, [2:43:52] there has, [2:43:53] you know, [2:43:53] that was a line I said, [2:43:54] man, [2:43:54] that's hard to say, [2:43:55] that line. [2:43:56] That's, [2:43:56] I'm going to lose [2:43:57] all these beautiful women [2:43:58] up here. [2:43:59] Oh, [2:43:59] wait a minute. [2:43:59] I have the women [2:44:00] from North Carolina. [2:44:01] Look at them over there. [2:44:06] They've been great. [2:44:07] They've been to three, [2:44:08] four hundred. [2:44:08] There are like 40 of them. [2:44:10] Their husbands must be going crazy. [2:44:12] They travel all over. [2:44:13] At least this is South Carolina. [2:44:14] You don't have to travel so far. [2:44:16] No, [2:44:16] from North Carolina, [2:44:17] they're great. [2:44:18] But, [2:44:19] uh, [2:44:19] I don't want to lose them. [2:44:21] And by bragging like that, [2:44:22] but who's done more [2:44:24] than we've done [2:44:24] in less than two years? [2:44:26] I mean, [2:44:26] look at what we've done. [2:44:27] We achieved the most [2:44:32] secure border [2:44:33] in American history [2:44:34] in the past 17 months. [2:44:36] Zero illegal aliens [2:44:37] have been admitted [2:44:38] into the United States. [2:44:39] Zero. [2:44:40] We've achieved [2:44:43] the largest drop [2:44:44] in violent crime [2:44:45] ever recorded [2:44:46] with the murder rate [2:44:47] at the lowest level [2:44:48] in 125 years, [2:44:49] not since 1900. [2:44:52] And that's with all [2:44:53] of these people [2:44:53] that came in [2:44:54] that were not the nicest, [2:44:57] okay? [2:44:57] They weren't the best. [2:44:59] In much less than two years, [2:45:00] we secured commitments [2:45:01] for $22.2 trillion [2:45:04] in new investments [2:45:05] into the United States [2:45:07] of America. [2:45:08] the greatest amount [2:45:09] of money ever invested [2:45:11] in any country in, [2:45:14] is that right, Scott? [2:45:15] In the history of the world, [2:45:17] there's never been [2:45:18] 22.2, [2:45:20] just let's round it off [2:45:22] at $22 trillion [2:45:23] invested in China [2:45:25] or any other country. [2:45:27] And that's times [2:45:28] about four. [2:45:29] It's much higher [2:45:31] than ever before. [2:45:32] There's never been [2:45:32] anything like it. [2:45:33] It's all being built [2:45:34] right now. [2:45:34] That's why your numbers [2:45:35] are through the roof. [2:45:36] That's why the equipment [2:45:37] number is up 21, 28, [2:45:40] 32% last week, [2:45:43] last month. [2:45:44] Right here in Rock Hill, [2:45:46] Octopharma [2:45:47] is investing $1.5 billion [2:45:49] to build a new [2:45:50] massive factory [2:45:51] and create 1,500 jobs [2:45:55] for a place [2:45:58] called South Carolina. [2:46:01] A place called [2:46:02] South Carolina. [2:46:03] Have you heard of it? [2:46:04] And earlier this month, [2:46:06] the engineering company [2:46:07] Rebuild announced [2:46:08] that it is tripling [2:46:10] its Rock Hill facilities [2:46:11] and creating 150 jobs [2:46:13] in the community. [2:46:14] It's a good company. [2:46:18] And thanks to my tariffs [2:46:19] on steel and aluminum, [2:46:22] you know, we had almost [2:46:23] our steel industry [2:46:24] was wiped out, [2:46:25] our aluminum, [2:46:25] everything was wiped out. [2:46:26] They were all leaving [2:46:27] our country. [2:46:28] Now they're all pouring [2:46:29] back in because they [2:46:30] don't want to pay tariffs. [2:46:31] It's very simple. [2:46:32] You build here, [2:46:33] you don't pay tariffs. [2:46:34] You want to build outside, [2:46:35] that's fine. [2:46:35] Send your stuff in, [2:46:36] you pay tariffs. [2:46:37] Guess what? [2:46:38] They come in. [2:46:39] So it's not only [2:46:39] the money that we're taking in, [2:46:41] it's also the fact [2:46:42] that none of our businesses [2:46:43] are ever going to leave [2:46:44] unless you have [2:46:45] a stupid president. [2:46:46] If you have a stupid president, [2:46:47] and we had a lot of them, [2:46:48] to be honest, [2:46:49] because we got killed on trade. [2:46:51] Canada's learning their lesson. [2:46:53] They took advantage of us [2:46:54] for many, many years. [2:46:56] We lost $90 billion [2:46:57] last year with Canada, [2:46:59] $90 billion in the good old times. [2:47:02] And we're not going to, [2:47:03] we don't mind helping them out, [2:47:04] but we're not going to [2:47:05] subsidize Canada [2:47:06] to $90 billion. [2:47:08] And now we put tariffs on them, [2:47:10] and they're treating us [2:47:12] extremely nicely lately. [2:47:14] Mexico also. [2:47:16] I mean, they're not happy [2:47:17] that I changed the name [2:47:18] of the Gulf of Mexico [2:47:20] to the Gulf of America. [2:47:22] They're not thrilled. [2:47:28] The president of Mexico, [2:47:29] please, please, sir, please. [2:47:31] Oh, really a nice woman, [2:47:32] beautiful voice. [2:47:34] You're not allowed to say that, [2:47:35] you know, woman has a beautiful, [2:47:36] if you call a woman beautiful, [2:47:38] today's the end [2:47:38] of your political career. [2:47:39] So I'd never do that. [2:47:41] You can think it barely, [2:47:43] but you're not allowed to say, [2:47:45] what a beautiful woman. [2:47:47] But she is a beautiful woman, [2:47:48] and she's got a beautiful voice. [2:47:50] And she called me, [2:47:51] no, no, president, [2:47:52] please, please, [2:47:54] tell me it's not so. [2:47:56] I said, what? [2:47:57] You changed the name [2:47:58] of the Gulf of Mexico [2:48:00] to the Gulf. [2:48:01] It was named the Gulf of Mexico [2:48:02] 350 years ago. [2:48:04] They're 100 years older. [2:48:05] They're 350. [2:48:06] We're 250. [2:48:07] I said, yes, yes, it's so. [2:48:09] It is so. [2:48:11] Oh, no. [2:48:12] Oh, yes. [2:48:13] This was not [2:48:15] a pleasant conversation. [2:48:16] This was a tough conversation. [2:48:18] But now it's the Gulf of America. [2:48:19] Everybody's happy. [2:48:24] Well, I just, [2:48:25] and I just named [2:48:26] a beautiful lake [2:48:29] that fronts on O Canada. [2:48:34] It's called Lake America. [2:48:38] The Lake America. [2:48:42] So we have a gulf [2:48:44] and we have a lake. [2:48:46] Now I need an ocean [2:48:47] and a river, so. [2:48:48] And maybe a strait. [2:48:50] I'm thinking about calling [2:48:52] the Hormone Strait [2:48:53] the Trump Strait. [2:48:54] I'm going to take it. [2:49:02] How do you think [2:49:03] the Arabs will feel about that? [2:49:04] Not too. [2:49:06] The Arab population. [2:49:07] No, I did well with them [2:49:08] in Michigan. [2:49:09] I get along with them. [2:49:10] Good. [2:49:11] They're good. [2:49:11] But think of that. [2:49:13] So just think of that. [2:49:15] So we have now [2:49:15] a strait. [2:49:17] Trump Strait. [2:49:18] Now I need [2:49:18] a river and an ocean. [2:49:21] So I like to think big. [2:49:23] So the only two oceans [2:49:24] that qualify [2:49:25] are the Pacific [2:49:26] and the Atlantic. [2:49:27] So I was thinking about [2:49:28] maybe I'll go with the Atlantic [2:49:29] because it's closer [2:49:30] to Washington. [2:49:31] I was going to go [2:49:32] with the American Ocean. [2:49:33] And I was thinking [2:49:37] about the Hudson River [2:49:38] or the Mississippi River. [2:49:40] And the other night [2:49:40] I was in Mississippi [2:49:41] with Tim. [2:49:43] Great people. [2:49:44] Barrasso. [2:49:45] All these guys. [2:49:46] I don't know. [2:49:47] They follow me around [2:49:48] and they want [2:49:49] to be helpful. [2:49:51] But we're together [2:49:52] and I was in Mississippi. [2:49:55] We had 25,000 people [2:49:57] from Mississippi. [2:49:58] They were all standing [2:49:58] outside because the room [2:50:00] was not nearly big enough. [2:50:02] And I said, [2:50:03] I'm thinking about changing. [2:50:04] I was telling this little story. [2:50:06] I was thinking about changing [2:50:06] the name of a river. [2:50:09] And the only two [2:50:09] I could think of [2:50:10] that would qualify [2:50:11] were the Hudson River [2:50:12] and the Mississippi. [2:50:13] And I said, [2:50:14] and I'm in Mississippi tonight. [2:50:15] I guarantee you, [2:50:17] I will never be changing [2:50:18] the name of the Mississippi. [2:50:21] I'm never changing the name. [2:50:23] I said, [2:50:24] get that out of your heads [2:50:25] right now. [2:50:26] No, they're great. [2:50:27] They're great. [2:50:29] Century Aluminum Company [2:50:30] is bringing its idle plant, [2:50:33] Berkeley County, [2:50:34] back to full speed. [2:50:36] It's going to bring [2:50:37] a plant to Berkeley [2:50:38] and it's going to be, [2:50:40] it was decimated, [2:50:41] as you know. [2:50:42] Now it's going to be [2:50:42] back up to full speed. [2:50:43] They're investing [2:50:44] a lot of money. [2:50:46] And less than two years ago, [2:50:48] our country was by all counts, [2:50:51] by every leader, [2:50:51] Scott can tell you, [2:50:52] every leader would talk to us. [2:50:55] They said, [2:50:56] you know, [2:50:57] a short while ago, sir, [2:50:58] we thought your country was dead. [2:51:00] Now you have the hottest country [2:51:02] anywhere in the world. [2:51:03] That's true, we do. [2:51:04] We're the hottest country [2:51:05] in the world. [2:51:05] And since the election, [2:51:09] the stock market has set [2:51:10] 88 all-time record highs. [2:51:12] Think of it, [2:51:13] in much less than two years. [2:51:15] 88 all-time highs. [2:51:17] Your 401ks are higher [2:51:19] than they've ever been in history. [2:51:21] Think of this one, [2:51:21] 67 percent, 60 percent, 65 percent. [2:51:26] Your 401ks are at the highest level. [2:51:29] So when you go to vote, [2:51:30] maybe it's Tuesday. [2:51:32] Maybe you do a little early voting. [2:51:34] Who the hell? [2:51:34] I don't care as long as you vote. [2:51:36] You've got to vote for Darlene. [2:51:37] You've got to vote for the group. [2:51:39] But when you go to vote, [2:51:41] before you do, [2:51:42] pick up your 401k, [2:51:43] take a look at it, [2:51:44] and you'll see it's up numbers. [2:51:46] Because if it's your wife looking at it, [2:51:49] I've had wives tell me [2:51:50] that they love their husband again. [2:51:52] They thought they consider him [2:51:56] a great, great investor. [2:51:58] My husband is a great investor. [2:52:00] He's up 67 percent. [2:52:01] That's me that did it. [2:52:04] But when you go to vote, [2:52:07] remember, [2:52:08] just in case you have any thoughts [2:52:10] of going with Tranny Annie, [2:52:11] which I can't imagine, [2:52:12] you saw that scene [2:52:13] just a minute ago on the border. [2:52:15] She'll open up the border like that. [2:52:17] You'll have it worse. [2:52:19] You do that again, [2:52:20] you'll never bring it back, [2:52:21] I'll tell you right now. [2:52:21] You'll never bring it back. [2:52:23] It'll never happen. [2:52:24] But you go, [2:52:25] you've got to look at your 401k, [2:52:27] and you've got to see [2:52:27] that you're setting records. [2:52:29] Under Biden, [2:52:30] you were 25 percent down. [2:52:32] Under Trump, [2:52:33] in one year, [2:52:34] you're 67 percent up. [2:52:36] That's a big difference. [2:52:39] And under my leadership, [2:52:41] income for hard-working Americans [2:52:42] has soared to the highest level [2:52:45] ever recorded. [2:52:46] These are the couple of points [2:52:48] where I just leave. [2:52:50] I just leave. [2:52:52] Because they're so good [2:52:53] that the rest is just, [2:52:56] we're wasting frickin' time. [2:52:58] I'd rather have you just go out. [2:52:59] If you haven't voted, [2:53:01] vote for her. [2:53:01] Otherwise, [2:53:02] come back on Tuesday. [2:53:03] But think of it. [2:53:05] So your income has risen [2:53:07] to the highest level [2:53:09] in the history of your life. [2:53:11] That's one. [2:53:12] Number two, [2:53:12] more Americans [2:53:13] are working today [2:53:15] than at any time [2:53:17] in the history of our country. [2:53:19] These are big-picture deals, okay? [2:53:22] That's number three. [2:53:25] Number three, [2:53:28] the poverty rate [2:53:28] has just reached [2:53:30] its best and lowest level. [2:53:33] In other words, poverty. [2:53:34] Bad thing. [2:53:35] But it's at the best number [2:53:38] by far [2:53:39] in the history [2:53:40] of our country. [2:53:42] African-American poverty, [2:53:44] Hispanic-American poverty, [2:53:46] Asian-American poverty, [2:53:48] Native-American poverty. [2:53:49] They're all at the lowest levels [2:53:52] ever recorded. [2:53:54] Number four, [2:53:55] remember when Barack Hussein Obama [2:53:57] said, [2:53:57] we are not a manufacturing country anymore? [2:54:01] You will never manufacture. [2:54:03] Exports have just soared [2:54:04] to the highest level [2:54:05] in American history. [2:54:08] Manufacturing. [2:54:08] So I gave you [2:54:14] those four stats. [2:54:15] Those are what [2:54:16] they call big picture, right? [2:54:18] The best numbers, [2:54:19] best individual, [2:54:20] best poverty [2:54:21] in terms of poor people [2:54:22] are doing better [2:54:23] than they've ever done. [2:54:24] So it was a tough thing. [2:54:26] But think of it, [2:54:27] think of it, [2:54:28] best numbers, [2:54:29] most people working. [2:54:31] And then on top of it all, [2:54:34] we're exporting [2:54:35] more things. [2:54:36] In other words, [2:54:36] we're creating things [2:54:38] and we're manufacturing again. [2:54:41] It's never happened. [2:54:42] In 40 years, [2:54:43] they never thought [2:54:44] it would be back. [2:54:45] Barack Hussein Obama said, [2:54:46] we will never manufacture. [2:54:47] And they're the best jobs [2:54:48] you can get. [2:54:49] They're great jobs. [2:54:51] So with those four points, [2:54:54] good afternoon, [2:54:54] ladies and gentlemen. [2:54:55] I'm leaving. [2:54:57] Vote for that lady. [2:55:02] No, it's a hell of a way to end. [2:55:06] No, I could. [2:55:07] I could end it. [2:55:08] So the rest is, [2:55:09] the rest is just, [2:55:12] but no, [2:55:13] the people started to leave. [2:55:16] That's all right. [2:55:16] You can come back, don't you? [2:55:18] No, I did it the other day [2:55:19] and I walked off [2:55:20] and what happened [2:55:21] is Secret Service [2:55:21] was running all over. [2:55:22] They said, [2:55:23] he's leaving early. [2:55:24] He said, [2:55:24] guns all over the place. [2:55:25] So I can't play. [2:55:27] You know, [2:55:27] I walk, [2:55:28] usually I walk right up to this. [2:55:29] I walk down, [2:55:30] everyone starts applauding. [2:55:31] They didn't know [2:55:32] what the hell happened. [2:55:32] Secret Service is all over [2:55:34] the place going crazy. [2:55:35] So I'm not doing it for, [2:55:37] it's a much better routine [2:55:38] when you do it that way, [2:55:39] you know, right? [2:55:41] Front row Joe's, [2:55:42] isn't it better [2:55:42] when I walk down the stairs? [2:55:44] Then come back, [2:55:45] finish up. [2:55:46] But with our Republican [2:55:47] Congress, [2:55:48] I signed the great, [2:55:49] big, beautiful bill [2:55:50] delivering the largest tax cuts [2:55:51] in American history, [2:55:53] including no tax on tips, [2:55:55] no tax on overtime, [2:55:56] no tax on Social Security [2:55:59] for our great city. [2:56:00] And we made interest [2:56:03] on car loans, [2:56:04] tax deductible, [2:56:05] but only if you buy a car [2:56:07] that's made in South Carolina, [2:56:09] okay? [2:56:10] in America. [2:56:12] We made the largest ever investments [2:56:14] in the United States Armed Forces, [2:56:16] over $1 trillion, [2:56:18] and it's a good thing we did. [2:56:19] We're doing it again. [2:56:21] And we captured and brought to justice [2:56:24] the outlawed dictator of Venezuela, [2:56:26] Nicolas Maduro, [2:56:27] who is now awaiting trial [2:56:30] for lots of bad things. [2:56:32] And we won the war [2:56:33] in Venezuela in one day, [2:56:35] and we are now working with them [2:56:37] to produce millions and millions [2:56:39] of barrels of oil, [2:56:40] which is pouring into our country. [2:56:42] And to protect family farms, [2:56:47] we eliminated the unfair estate tax [2:56:50] or death tax. [2:56:53] Terrible thing. [2:56:53] You'd leave your farm [2:56:56] to your children, [2:56:57] and your children would [2:56:58] have to pay a tax, [2:57:00] and they'd borrow money [2:57:01] from a banker [2:57:02] that they thought was friendly. [2:57:04] Turned out to be not friendly [2:57:05] when they didn't pay interest. [2:57:06] They'd lose the farm. [2:57:07] And many, many of those kids [2:57:09] had a terrible life, [2:57:11] and many of them [2:57:12] committed suicide. [2:57:14] There's no more estate tax [2:57:15] on your family farms [2:57:16] and small businesses. [2:57:18] I think it's great. [2:57:20] And Darlene's opponent [2:57:24] wants to put it all back. [2:57:27] And all the people I mentioned [2:57:28] are the Democrats. [2:57:29] They want to put it back. [2:57:30] They don't want you [2:57:30] to be given a break [2:57:31] on estate taxes. [2:57:32] They don't want you [2:57:32] to have no tax [2:57:34] on Social Security tips [2:57:35] and overtime, etc. [2:57:37] They'll put it all back, [2:57:39] and they'll end up [2:57:39] killing the economy [2:57:40] for worse than that, too. [2:57:43] We gave our farmers [2:57:44] $12 billion of relief [2:57:46] to protect them [2:57:47] from unfair trade practices. [2:57:48] In my first term, [2:57:49] I gave our farmers, [2:57:51] out of tariffs [2:57:51] that I took from China, [2:57:53] $28 billion my first term, [2:57:55] and they remember it [2:57:56] because we're not going [2:57:57] to let our farmers [2:57:58] get hurt in any way, [2:57:59] shape, or form. [2:58:00] And the Democrats [2:58:01] couldn't care less [2:58:02] about our farmers. [2:58:06] And three weeks ago, [2:58:07] I also signed an order [2:58:09] waiving the off-road requirement [2:58:11] for red-dyed diesel, [2:58:12] allowing farmers, truckers, [2:58:14] and anyone else [2:58:15] to fill up with red-dyed diesel [2:58:17] totally tax-free, [2:58:18] saving hundreds of dollars [2:58:21] to fill up. [2:58:21] And last week, [2:58:25] I also announced [2:58:26] the Harvest Fuel Relief Program, [2:58:28] providing our farmers [2:58:29] with $8 billion [2:58:30] with $8 billion [2:58:30] to offset diesel costs [2:58:32] in this harvest season. [2:58:33] We're offsetting [2:58:34] all of those costs, [2:58:35] by the way, [2:58:36] because it's all [2:58:36] going to come back to us. [2:58:37] It's all coming back. [2:58:39] Soon, though, [2:58:40] you're going to see [2:58:40] the price of oil, [2:58:43] the price of gasoline, [2:58:44] drop like a rock very soon. [2:58:46] And we're going to have [2:58:47] a safe world. [2:58:47] That's important. [2:58:48] Maybe most important. [2:58:50] That's most important. [2:58:51] And I got most favored [2:58:53] nations' agreements [2:58:54] to reduce the cost [2:58:55] of prescription drugs [2:58:57] from the highest drug price [2:58:59] anywhere in the world [2:59:00] to the lowest drug price. [2:59:03] So we had the highest drug price [2:59:04] one year ago [2:59:05] anywhere in the world, [2:59:07] and we have for 40 years. [2:59:09] And now we have [2:59:09] the lowest drug price [2:59:11] anywhere in the world. [2:59:13] And I won't bore you [2:59:14] by telling you how I did it, [2:59:16] but nobody else could have done it. [2:59:18] And we achieved [2:59:19] the largest drug price reduction [2:59:20] in history [2:59:21] with price differences [2:59:22] of 300, 400, 500, [2:59:25] and even 600 percent. [2:59:29] Nobody can even believe it. [2:59:30] It was the biggest drug price drop. [2:59:32] So we went from [2:59:32] the highest price for drugs [2:59:34] to the lowest price [2:59:35] in the world for drugs. [2:59:36] And I tell you the story [2:59:38] of how I did it, [2:59:39] but you may get bored. [2:59:40] The bottom line is, [2:59:41] that's what we got here. [2:59:43] Nobody else would have done it. [2:59:44] Nobody else could have done it. [2:59:45] Nobody else even knew [2:59:45] how to do it. [2:59:47] We should win [2:59:47] the midterm elections [2:59:49] on just that alone. [2:59:52] Darlene should win [2:59:52] her election just... [2:59:53] I mean, I could name [2:59:54] all of these things. [2:59:57] On individual points alone, [2:59:58] you should win the election. [3:00:00] Starting on day one [3:00:01] of my administration, [3:00:02] we abolished [3:00:03] all discriminatory, [3:00:05] diversity, equity, [3:00:06] and inclusion policies [3:00:07] throughout the federal government. [3:00:09] We got critical race theory [3:00:13] and transgender insanity [3:00:14] out of our schools. [3:00:16] We made English [3:00:17] the official language [3:00:18] of the United States of America. [3:00:20] And our country is doing so well [3:00:26] under Republican leadership [3:00:27] that only I can make [3:00:29] this promise to you. [3:00:32] If Republicans win [3:00:33] the House of Representatives [3:00:34] and the U.S. Senate, [3:00:36] I am going to give [3:00:37] all adult citizens [3:00:38] in the United States of America [3:00:40] $5,000. [3:00:41] Very easily. [3:00:42] And only Republicans [3:00:47] can do that [3:00:48] because we're taking in [3:00:50] massive amounts of money [3:00:52] through tariffs [3:00:53] and record-setting [3:00:54] economic success. [3:00:55] But the Democrat policies [3:00:57] won't allow this to happen. [3:00:58] In fact, the opposite. [3:01:00] If Democrats win, [3:01:02] you will have [3:01:02] a 1929-style [3:01:04] economic depression [3:01:06] because that's how bad [3:01:08] their policies are. [3:01:09] You'll end up in a depression. [3:01:10] If that happens, [3:01:11] that will happen. [3:01:12] If the Republicans win, [3:01:14] you'll each have $5,000 [3:01:17] in your pocket [3:01:18] and economic success [3:01:19] for a country [3:01:20] like we have never seen before, [3:01:23] like what's going on. [3:01:24] And remember, [3:01:28] just recently, [3:01:29] I gave all members [3:01:30] of the military [3:01:31] $1,776. [3:01:33] Remember that? [3:01:34] The military? [3:01:35] Less than a year ago. [3:01:38] And everyone said, [3:01:38] oh, it can't be done. [3:01:40] It was $1,775. [3:01:42] I said, $1 more. [3:01:43] And we made it $1,776. [3:01:45] Can you believe it? [3:01:46] $1 more. [3:01:47] I said, [3:01:47] that's a strange number. [3:01:49] Let's do $1 more. [3:01:51] The $5,000 Trump dividend [3:01:52] is approximately $1 trillion. [3:01:55] But we have a record-setting [3:01:57] $22.2 trillion, [3:01:58] as I've told you, [3:02:00] that's being invested [3:02:01] in our country. [3:02:02] The only caveat is [3:02:03] that this $5,000, [3:02:06] you have to spend the money [3:02:07] in the United States of America. [3:02:10] We don't want you [3:02:10] spending this. [3:02:12] You've got to spend it here. [3:02:17] We don't want you [3:02:17] to take a trip, [3:02:18] as an example, [3:02:19] to France. [3:02:20] Let's go to France. [3:02:23] It's such an exciting place, [3:02:25] Francisco. [3:02:26] France is so exciting. [3:02:27] Please, let's go, darling. [3:02:28] I've always wanted to go [3:02:29] and see the Eiffel Tower. [3:02:32] The choice in this election [3:02:33] is very simple. [3:02:35] You can vote for the radical left, [3:02:37] Democrat, communist, [3:02:39] to loot your wealth, [3:02:40] raise your taxes [3:02:41] by $5 trillion, [3:02:42] annihilate your borders, [3:02:45] decimate South Carolina farms [3:02:46] and factories, [3:02:47] mutilate your children, [3:02:48] and give 25 million illegal aliens [3:02:51] amnesty [3:02:52] and the right to vote. [3:02:54] Or you can defeat [3:02:56] the Democrat, communists, [3:02:58] and vote for more money [3:02:59] in your pockets, [3:03:00] bigger paychecks for your family, [3:03:02] lower taxes, [3:03:03] less crime, [3:03:06] a booming South Carolina economy, [3:03:09] no amnesty for illegal aliens. [3:03:12] But to get that, [3:03:13] you have to vote Republican. [3:03:15] So every single Democrat [3:03:17] in Congress [3:03:17] voted against our tax cuts. [3:03:20] Every single Democrat, [3:03:22] it's hard to believe, Tim. [3:03:23] They voted against [3:03:24] no tax on tips. [3:03:25] They voted against [3:03:26] no tax on overtime. [3:03:28] They voted against [3:03:28] no tax on Social Security [3:03:31] for our seniors. [3:03:32] They voted against voter ID [3:03:34] because they want to cheat. [3:03:35] They voted against [3:03:36] proof of citizenship [3:03:37] because they want to cheat. [3:03:39] They voted against [3:03:40] securing our border. [3:03:42] They voted in favor [3:03:43] of the worst inflation [3:03:45] and highest energy costs [3:03:46] in American history, [3:03:47] in favor of transgender [3:03:49] mutilization of your children, [3:03:51] and in favor of men [3:03:53] playing in women's sports. [3:03:55] On election night, [3:03:56] South Carolina is going to prove [3:03:58] that America does not belong [3:04:00] to those who hate it. [3:04:02] They hate it. [3:04:03] America belongs to those [3:04:05] who love it. [3:04:11] And the only choice [3:04:13] for the proud patriots [3:04:14] of South Carolina, [3:04:16] a state that I really love, [3:04:19] is the incredible Senator Darlene Graham, [3:04:24] who's going to be, [3:04:25] who's going to make you so proud. [3:04:26] Darlene, please come up. [3:04:28] Please. [3:04:47] Thank you. [3:04:48] Mr. President, [3:04:49] you know I've mentioned [3:04:50] to you before [3:04:51] that Lindsey considered you [3:04:53] one of his dearest friends, [3:04:55] and you will always be part [3:04:57] of the Graham family. [3:05:00] And I want to, yep. [3:05:03] And thank you so much [3:05:04] for coming to the great state [3:05:07] of South Carolina. [3:05:08] Thank you for your endorsement. [3:05:16] This man worked so hard, [3:05:19] he goes around the whole country [3:05:21] helping candidates. [3:05:23] Do you know why he came here? [3:05:25] Because he loves our great state. [3:05:28] And he loves our Republican team. [3:05:36] Guys, all of y'all, [3:05:38] he's here for you too. [3:05:41] And we are so proud of you, [3:05:43] Mr. President, [3:05:44] because you have worked so hard [3:05:47] to make our country better, [3:05:49] stronger, and greater. [3:05:52] We love you, Mr. President. [3:05:55] Our borders are more secure. [3:05:58] Is he the greatest president ever? [3:06:03] Yes. [3:06:07] She is a natural. [3:06:26] And she's a great woman. [3:06:28] So get out and vote. [3:06:29] Make sure. [3:06:30] We got to make sure [3:06:31] everything works out good. [3:06:33] You also need to get out [3:06:34] and vote for a very special guy. [3:06:36] I just watched him speak [3:06:38] coming in on Air Force One, [3:06:39] and he was fantastic. [3:06:41] And he's going to make [3:06:41] a tremendous governor, [3:06:43] Alan Wilson. [3:06:44] Alan, thank you very much. [3:06:52] And a man who's been my friend [3:06:54] from day one. [3:06:55] I mean, really from day one. [3:06:55] He was a lieutenant governor. [3:06:57] I won't say this. [3:06:59] Look, this is just within [3:07:00] the confines of this room [3:07:02] and for that massive amounts [3:07:04] of cameras. [3:07:05] But I gave somebody else a job [3:07:08] because I wanted to make sure [3:07:09] he became governor. [3:07:10] Henry McMaster. [3:07:11] He was lieutenant governor. [3:07:13] And I gave a certain person [3:07:17] that wasn't as good as him [3:07:18] because I thought he'd be [3:07:20] an amazing governor, [3:07:22] and that was the way to do it. [3:07:23] And I put her in a different position, [3:07:25] and he took over. [3:07:26] And boy, you have become [3:07:27] a popular governor. [3:07:29] Henry McMaster. [3:07:31] Thank you, Henry. [3:07:33] Great job. [3:07:34] Great job, Henry. [3:07:39] You've been really a great governor. [3:07:41] I so respect it. [3:07:43] And Congressman Russell Frye, [3:07:45] my friend who's been... [3:07:46] How's the highway coming? [3:07:48] Is it good? [3:07:49] Henry, is that highway [3:07:50] going to get done, [3:07:51] or do we have to rely on Alan? [3:07:52] Everybody wants that highway. [3:07:57] They'll get it done. [3:07:58] And vote for Wes Clymer for Congress. [3:08:02] Wes Clymer. [3:08:03] He's doing great in the polls. [3:08:08] And you have my total, [3:08:09] as you know, endorsement. [3:08:10] You know that. [3:08:11] And David Stumbo. [3:08:12] David, where are you? [3:08:14] David, you have my complete [3:08:16] and total endorsement, okay? [3:08:18] You know that. [3:08:19] And you're doing great. [3:08:22] I hear your poll numbers are great. [3:08:24] Get David out there. [3:08:25] He's got my endorsement. [3:08:26] Mark Hammond has my endorsement, [3:08:29] Secretary of State. [3:08:30] Thank you. [3:08:31] Complete and total endorsement. [3:08:34] Thank you. [3:08:35] And Cody Simpson [3:08:36] for Agricultural Commission. [3:08:39] He's endorsed by Trump. [3:08:43] Where's Cody? [3:08:44] Good. [3:08:44] Thank you, Cody. [3:08:45] Great job. [3:08:47] And Secretary of the Treasury, [3:08:49] I introduced him. [3:08:50] He's unbelievable. [3:08:51] I didn't know he was... [3:08:52] I sort of heard rumors. [3:08:53] I didn't really care, [3:08:54] to be honest with you. [3:08:55] But he happens to be [3:08:56] from these parts, [3:08:57] as you would say. [3:08:59] And Scott Bessant [3:09:00] has been unbelievable. [3:09:01] And our great Chief of Staff, [3:09:10] I see, is here. [3:09:11] Susie Wiles. [3:09:12] She runs it tight. [3:09:13] She's great. [3:09:14] She's great. [3:09:18] And one of the greatest people I know, [3:09:20] one of the greatest senators, [3:09:23] one of the most respected people [3:09:24] in Washington. [3:09:25] And all I know is [3:09:27] Trey Gowdy loves this guy. [3:09:28] Man, he's the greatest man. [3:09:30] Trey Gowdy. [3:09:31] Trey Gowdy loves you. [3:09:33] Tim Scott. [3:09:34] Senator Tim Scott. [3:09:42] And the Chief of the Catawba Tribe, [3:09:45] Brian Harris. [3:09:46] Brian. [3:09:46] Thank you, Brian. [3:09:47] Good to see you. [3:09:51] And Director of the South Carolina [3:09:52] Department of Natural Resources, [3:09:55] Tom Mulliken. [3:09:57] Thank you, Tom. [3:09:58] Great. [3:09:59] Good. [3:10:02] A man, I grew up watching this guy, [3:10:04] and he was great. [3:10:05] He still looks fantastic. [3:10:06] Dukes of Hazzard star, [3:10:08] John Schneider. [3:10:10] John? [3:10:11] Right? [3:10:14] Great, John. [3:10:16] You look good. [3:10:18] And country music star, [3:10:20] Lee Bryce. [3:10:21] Thank you. [3:10:21] Thank you, Lee. [3:10:24] Good. [3:10:25] Good. [3:10:26] Great voice. [3:10:28] I also, in coming in, [3:10:31] I was watching, [3:10:32] and I saw this group [3:10:33] of very handsome young men, [3:10:36] and they were on the golf team [3:10:38] of Winthrop University. [3:10:39] Where is that guy? [3:10:40] Get up here. [3:10:48] I want to see. [3:10:52] They were like central casting people. [3:11:34] Now, I was watching coming in, [3:11:36] and I saw these guys interviewed, [3:11:38] and I said, [3:11:38] that's a good-looking group. [3:11:40] So, I heard you have a very good team. [3:11:42] How's the team? [3:11:42] Good. [3:11:44] Who's the best player in the group? [3:11:46] Who's the best player in the group? [3:11:46] Who's the best player in the group? [3:11:47] Who's the best player in the group? [3:11:50] So, would you be a plus three? [3:11:53] What do you think? [3:11:53] Plus two, plus three. [3:11:54] Plus two, plus three. [3:11:56] Pretty good. [3:11:57] Yes, sir. [3:11:57] I'm shaking, man. [3:11:58] I'm shaking. [3:12:00] Should I give them a match? [3:12:02] I don't know. [3:12:03] But the team is doing great, huh? [3:12:09] The team is doing great. [3:12:10] Well, I watched them, [3:12:12] and they were interviewed. [3:12:13] I said, these guys, look at them. [3:12:14] The future of America. [3:12:15] Handsome, beautiful guys. [3:12:17] They were so into whatever President Trump wants. [3:12:20] He's got America. [3:12:21] He loves this country. [3:12:22] You know, I said, [3:12:23] isn't it nice, really? [3:12:24] Isn't it nice, [3:12:25] as opposed to all the negative stuff you hear? [3:12:28] These, this is the future. [3:12:31] This is the future. [3:12:33] So, go out. [3:12:36] Win the national championship. [3:12:39] Fellas, go out. [3:12:40] We expect them now [3:12:41] to win the national championship, right? [3:13:05] Well, if they can play as good as they look, [3:14:00] they're going to win a lot of tournaments. [3:14:02] We're good-looking people. [3:14:04] But everyone here today [3:14:05] is part of the greatest movement [3:14:07] in the history of our country. [3:14:08] It really is. [3:14:09] This is the greatest movement, [3:14:10] political movement, [3:14:11] there's ever been, [3:14:12] not even close. [3:14:13] You know, over the years, [3:14:14] you'd see one guy get hit, [3:14:16] and he'd be, uh, [3:14:18] he'd be doing well, [3:14:19] and he'd come in second or third [3:14:20] in a primer somewhere, [3:14:21] and then he'd come in fourth, [3:14:23] and then he'd get off the charts, [3:14:25] but he'd make a big living doing it [3:14:26] for the rest of his life. [3:14:27] You'd see so much. [3:14:29] We won, think of it, [3:14:30] we won 50 primaries. [3:14:32] We ended up winning every primary. [3:14:34] We did it twice. [3:14:36] We did it, uh, almost that number [3:14:38] the first time. [3:14:39] We did, just from day one, [3:14:41] it's been a love affair. [3:14:42] It's the greatest movement. [3:14:43] It's not me. [3:14:44] It's us. [3:14:45] It's us. [3:14:45] It's all together. [3:14:46] It's the greatest movement [3:14:47] in the history of our country. [3:14:50] It's called Make America Great Again. [3:14:53] That's all it is. [3:14:56] So, I thought what I'd do, [3:14:58] just very briefly, before signing off, [3:15:02] I hate to leave in a way, [3:15:03] and, you know, a friend of mine, [3:15:05] a good friend of mine said to me, [3:15:07] he said to me, [3:15:08] he's a very smart guy, [3:15:09] brilliant guy, [3:15:10] Wall Street guy, [3:15:12] makes a lot of money, brilliant, [3:15:14] but he wanted to be in politics. [3:15:16] He wanted to be like Tim Scott. [3:15:18] He had one problem. [3:15:20] Tim does not have this problem. [3:15:22] He developed lockjaw. [3:15:23] He couldn't speak in front of crowds, right? [3:15:25] He was afraid to speak. [3:15:27] He kills people for a living financially, [3:15:28] but he couldn't speak, [3:15:30] and he asked me, [3:15:31] how do you do that [3:15:32] in front of so many people? [3:15:33] You speak, [3:15:34] and you're so, you know, amazing, [3:15:36] thousands and thousands, [3:15:38] and then you have [3:15:38] all these television cameras. [3:15:40] I said, [3:15:41] it's really easy [3:15:42] because there's such love in the room. [3:15:43] It really is true. [3:15:44] I mean it. [3:15:45] There's love in the room. [3:15:47] There's love in the room, Henry, right? [3:15:49] And when there's love in the room, [3:15:51] it's really not hard. [3:15:52] But here's something that CNN did, [3:15:55] and it's important [3:15:56] because CNN doesn't treat us [3:15:58] very well as a group. [3:15:59] But check it out, please. [3:16:04] Okay. [3:16:04] MAGA GOP on Trump. [3:16:06] In the 2024 election [3:16:07] versus Kamala Harris, [3:16:08] he got 99% of the MAGA GOP vote. [3:16:12] Perhaps surprisingly, [3:16:13] I might have thought it would be 100%, [3:16:14] but it was 99%. [3:16:15] Compare that to his approval rating [3:16:17] now at the MAGA GOP. [3:16:19] It's 98%. [3:16:20] That is, [3:16:21] there's been no real decline [3:16:23] in MAGA support. [3:16:24] These folks say [3:16:25] that they're going to vote [3:16:26] for congressional Republicans [3:16:27] come the midterm elections. [3:16:29] Again, [3:16:29] that's the 99% [3:16:30] that Trump got against Kamala Harris. [3:16:32] Look now, [3:16:33] in terms of the congressional vote, [3:16:35] 98% of them say [3:16:36] they're going to be voting [3:16:36] for House Republican candidates. [3:16:38] So that support [3:16:39] is actually really holding up strong. [3:16:41] It's really, really strong [3:16:43] when it comes to MAGA GOP [3:16:45] and the Republicans [3:16:46] holding on to that vote. [3:16:47] This one. [3:16:47] Okay. [3:16:48] The President Republicans [3:16:49] most admired, [3:16:51] it's Donald Trump. [3:16:52] This is a historic comparison. [3:16:53] A majority of Republicans say, [3:16:55] 53% say, [3:16:56] he's the Republican president [3:16:57] they most admire. [3:16:59] Ronald Reagan, [3:16:59] who traditionally has won that much, [3:17:01] Donald Trump nearly triples up on this. [3:17:04] Reagan at just 18%. [3:17:05] And then Abraham Lincoln, [3:17:07] who by most historic accounts [3:17:09] is the greatest president of all time, [3:17:11] but Republicans say [3:17:12] that the president [3:17:13] that they most admire [3:17:14] by what is this, [3:17:15] this is six, [3:17:16] seven times as many, [3:17:17] Donald John Trump at 53%, [3:17:19] easily crushing Abe Lincoln at 8%. [3:17:21] And the Elon polls showed [3:17:22] that he was the greatest president [3:17:24] as well, Donald Trump. [3:17:24] I feel like this slide [3:17:25] might end up [3:17:25] on a printout on his desk. [3:17:27] Thank you very much. [3:17:28] That's an honor. [3:17:29] That's a nice honor. [3:17:31] Thank you very much. [3:17:33] So in conclusion, [3:17:35] if you elect a Republican House [3:17:38] and a Republican Senate [3:17:39] on November 3rd, [3:17:40] we will continue to put America first. [3:17:43] Every single day, [3:17:45] we will do that. [3:17:46] We will win the war [3:17:50] on corruption and fraud [3:17:51] led by our great vice president, [3:17:54] J.D. Vance, [3:17:55] doing a good job. [3:17:55] We will pass [3:17:58] the No Invasion of Our Country Act, [3:18:01] which is right there for us, [3:18:03] prohibiting any future president [3:18:04] from ever opening our borders [3:18:06] to illegal immigrants again. [3:18:08] We will ban sanctuary cities [3:18:12] and pass the death penalty [3:18:14] for large-scale drug dealers, [3:18:16] human traffickers, [3:18:18] and anyone who kills [3:18:19] a police officer [3:18:20] or a member of law enforcement. [3:18:25] And we will pass [3:18:26] voter identification, [3:18:28] proof of citizenship, [3:18:29] and the Save America Act [3:18:31] to defend our sacred American election. [3:18:34] And we will enshrine in permanent law [3:18:39] no men in women's sports [3:18:42] and no transgender mutilization [3:18:44] of your children. [3:18:45] So ladies and gentlemen [3:18:49] of South Carolina, [3:18:50] the golden age of America [3:18:52] is upon us, [3:18:53] but you must get out and vote. [3:18:55] You have to vote Republican [3:18:57] and vote for a very, very special, [3:19:00] really a special person, [3:19:02] Darlene Graham. [3:19:03] Vote for Alan Wilson. [3:19:05] You've got to get them in. [3:19:06] And I'm sure they will, [3:19:08] but we've got to vote. [3:19:09] We've got to keep it going. [3:19:10] There's never been a time like this [3:19:12] we have to keep it going. [3:19:13] Early voting ends Saturday, [3:19:14] October 31st. [3:19:16] So go out, [3:19:17] vote as soon as possible, [3:19:18] vote on Election Day, [3:19:19] just get out. [3:19:20] You've got to vote. [3:19:21] We've already made [3:19:22] unbelievable progress [3:19:23] and now we'll reach [3:19:24] new levels of greatness. [3:19:26] We had a tremendous first term, [3:19:28] the best economy in history. [3:19:29] Now this is going to blow it away. [3:19:31] It already is, I believe. [3:19:33] It's my honor to be your president [3:19:35] during such an exciting time [3:19:37] in the life of our country. [3:19:39] We've been doing this [3:19:40] for 11 years together [3:19:41] and there's never been anything like it [3:19:43] and there probably never [3:19:45] will be anything like it. [3:19:46] So let's get out [3:19:47] and do what we do best, [3:19:49] which is to win, win, win, [3:19:51] on November 3rd. [3:19:52] And let's make the next two years [3:20:01] bigger, better, and stronger [3:20:03] than ever before [3:20:04] because together [3:20:05] we will make America powerful again, [3:20:09] wealthy again, [3:20:10] healthy again, [3:20:12] strong again, [3:20:13] proud again, [3:20:15] safe again, [3:20:16] and most importantly, [3:20:18] we will make America great again. [3:20:22] Thank you, South Carolina. [3:20:23] God bless you. [3:20:24] God bless you. [3:20:25] Thank you. [3:21:01] God bless you. [3:21:15] God bless you. [3:21:20] God bless you.