President Trump headlines midterm rally in Daytona Beach, FL — FOX 10 Phoenix

[0:11] Thank you very much. [0:14] And a very, very special hello to Mississippi. [0:18] We've been doing the rounds. [0:21] We've been doing the rounds. [0:22] But I'm thrilled to be back in this beautiful state, [0:26] which I won all three times with more votes [0:28] than any candidate in Mississippi history, by far. [0:32] In eight days from now, the people of Mississippi [0:38] are going to reelect my great friend. [0:41] She's unbelievable, frankly. [0:43] Cindy Hyde-Smith to the United States. [0:46] We've got another guy over here, Roger. [0:52] Thank you, Roger Wicker. [0:54] What a great guy. [0:55] But it's not your turn. [0:56] I'll be here for you, too. [0:57] I'll be here for Roger. [0:59] I always am. [0:59] Thank you very much. [1:01] Across the state line in Tennessee, [1:03] we're going to elect Marsha Blackburn as the governor. [1:06] And we're going to defeat the radical-left Democrats [1:14] and elect a Republican House and a Republican Senate. [1:18] And we're going to continue the work that we've been doing. [1:20] But I'm here today in Mississippi for a very special reason, [1:27] to stop a Marxist, radical-left Soros district attorney [1:32] from being elected to the United States Senate. [1:35] We don't want that person. [1:40] Cindy's opponent, Scott Colum, [1:43] became the district attorney with nearly $1 million [1:46] directly from George Soros. [1:49] Without Soros, he couldn't have done it. [1:51] Who funded Colum to set loose thousands and thousands [1:56] of dangerous criminals to prey on the people of Mississippi. [2:00] And they have. [2:01] And they have. [2:01] You've seen the result. [2:03] As district attorney, Colum has done the radical-left bidding, [2:07] releasing one out of every three criminals arrested [2:10] in his district without charges. [2:13] Everybody was fine with him, except the Republican. [2:16] I'm sure he went after Republicans. [2:18] But slashing charges for serial sex offenders [2:22] and savage murderers, which he did. [2:25] There's something wrong with these people, I'll tell you. [2:29] There's something wrong. [2:33] And by the way, have you seen the crowd outside? [2:37] 22,000 people watching. [2:40] We love you out there. [2:41] They're watching the jumbotrons. [2:47] No, we've needed them at every arena in the country. [2:54] We're having this. [2:55] It's totally changed, the dialogue. [2:58] You know, presidents, Republican or Democrat, [3:02] for whatever reason, don't do well ever. [3:05] Almost ever. [3:05] Two out of 25, they never do well. [3:08] For some reason, nobody's explained it. [3:10] Why I'm going to ask Roger and Cindy for a little lesson why. [3:15] But for some reason, presidents don't do well in the midterm. [3:20] No matter how good they are, even if they're great, like us, together, for whatever reason. [3:28] But I will say, nobody has ever campaigned. [3:32] Nobody's ever campaigned like I have for midterms. [3:36] I haven't. [3:41] And on November 3rd, the people of this state need to tell the radical left Democrats [3:45] that Mississippi is not sending as sore as communists to the Senate. [3:51] You're re-electing America first, Patriot. [3:53] She really is. [3:54] Cindy Hinesmith. [3:55] Thanks. [3:56] How's the crowd, Cindy? [4:01] Pretty good. [4:01] You didn't expect it. [4:02] Well, you do. [4:03] We've had it. [4:05] You know, when Cindy first ran, she ran against a guy who was terrible, actually. [4:10] And she called, could you help me with a little rally? [4:13] And I said, oh, Cindy, I'm so busy. [4:16] I was trying to get myself elected, too, you know. [4:19] I said, I'm so busy. [4:21] So we did a rally in the north or the south. [4:24] I don't know where the hell it was. [4:26] And then she called me. [4:28] She said, sir, could you do another one today? [4:30] I said, you've got to be kidding. [4:33] And we did. [4:33] And you wanted a landslide, right? [4:35] And it's been that way. [4:37] And it's been that way ever since. [4:46] But Scott, Scott Collum is a fake, a shameless phony who pretends to be a moderate. [4:53] He always, like, I've seen this guy. [4:55] He's not a moderate. [4:56] But he sits on the board of an organization that wants to defund the police and abolish [5:01] all prisons. [5:01] Something's going wrong with these people. [5:04] Do you know, in North Carolina, in North Carolina, they have a guy who allowed 88 prisoners [5:12] or murderers to get out of jail because he was concerned about them catching COVID. [5:18] They went out and they killed 25 people very shortly. [5:22] In other words, the 88 went out and of the 88, 25 people immediately almost committed murder, [5:30] killed 25 people. [5:32] And he was a governor. [5:34] He pretends he's a moderate also. [5:36] But he was terrible. [5:38] His name is Roy Cooper. [5:39] I can't get over it. [5:41] And the press doesn't cover it. [5:43] And Michael Watley, who's running, who's the head of the whole Republican Party, was fantastic. [5:48] And the press doesn't cover it. [5:50] And we had a governor a long time ago in Massachusetts named Dukakis, and he let out a guy named Willie [6:00] Horton. [6:01] And Willie Horton went out and raped and killed almost immediately three people, three women, [6:09] raped, killed, raped, killed, raped, killed. [6:12] And that was the end of Dukakis. [6:15] For some reason, you know, then you saw it. [6:18] But they don't say, think of it, 88 people, murderers, allowed out because the guy didn't [6:24] want them to catch COVID. [6:25] Who the hell cared if they caught COVID? [6:27] And they mostly were young, strong people who weren't going to catch COVID. [6:39] And he let them out and they killed 25 people. [6:43] I can't believe it. [6:44] This guy's leading and nobody wants to talk about it. [6:47] And one guy was let out years ago, which was obviously a horror show, but nothing like this [6:55] that happened with all these people being killed. [6:58] And so it's crazy. [6:59] You know, we have a very corrupt media. [7:02] That's the problem. [7:03] Very corrupt media. [7:09] But he's teamed up with one of the most dishonest, just a criminal as far as I'm concerned, [7:19] attorney general, Letitia James in New York, the worst, one of the worst. [7:28] She's one of the worst. [7:29] She's the worst, probably. [7:30] I think she's worse. [7:31] I think she's even worse than Keith Ellison in Minnesota, but he's really bad. [7:36] To support the pro-criminal Marxist agenda and promote the transgender mutilization of [7:42] your children. [7:43] Can you imagine? [7:44] Can you imagine standing here 15 years ago and talking about the transgender mutilization? [7:51] Everybody would say, this politician's, Roger, this politician's crazy. [7:55] Why is he talking about men playing in women's sports? [7:58] Why is he talking about the transgender mutilization? [8:02] Why? [8:03] Why is he talking about there will never be open borders again? [8:07] They allowed 25 million people in. [8:09] Who can imagine? [8:10] Brand new open borders. [8:12] 15 years ago, if you would have talked about things like this, they would have said, get [8:16] this guy off the stage. [8:18] He's crazy. [8:18] But that's what we're fighting. [8:20] Right, Cindy? [8:21] That's what we're fighting. [8:22] And they want to get, you know, they want to take away your guns. [8:25] All these guys, they're the same. [8:27] They're the same. [8:28] There's a sickness out there. [8:30] But with Cindy Hyde-Smith in the Senate and Donald J. Trump in the White House, we will [8:34] always defend your Second Amendment right to keep and bear our eyes. [8:39] So in this election, if you would, I'm asking you to pretend that I'm on the ballot. [8:50] And the reason is that when I'm on the ballot, exactly 49% more people show up. [8:56] We've won every one of those times that I'm on the ballot. [9:00] Big. [9:00] Big. [9:01] And the problem is when I'm not, they don't show up as much. [9:04] And in one way, it's a compliment. [9:06] It's another way. [9:07] You really just have to pretend. [9:08] And in a certain way, I am on the ballot. [9:10] Because all of these things, all of these tax cuts that we'll be talking about, the no [9:14] tax on tips and no tax on Social Security for the seniors, no tax on overtime. [9:20] So many other things. [9:24] No estate tax when you leave your children a farm. [9:27] How about that? [9:28] No estate tax when you leave your children, your farm, your small business. [9:32] All of those things are going to be put back immediately into play. [9:36] And you're going to say, gee, we should have showed up to vote. [9:39] But early voting is underway. [9:41] And go vote. [9:42] And we want to win in a landslide. [9:44] Make it too big to rig. [9:46] Remember, too big to rig. [9:47] And in breaking news, just last week, it was revealed that [9:59] Ilhan Omar, one of the great congresspeople, Ilhan Omar, that her name is not Ilhan Omar, [10:15] the one she used to get elected and sworn into Congress. [10:18] But rather, it's an entirely different name, named Ilhan Noor Saeed Al-Mee. [10:27] And the last name is incredibly, I'm sure you'll be shocked to hear this, incredibly, [10:33] it's also the exact name of her brother, Ahmed Noor Saeed Al-Mee. [10:38] The person, they said, she married and had children with lovely children. [10:48] When asked whether or not she married her brother, she said, not to my knowledge, no. [10:58] You know, that's from a lawyer told her, said that. [11:02] When a lawyer knows you're guilty, a question like that, the lawyer always says, pretend you [11:07] don't know. [11:08] That was not a good answer. [11:09] I don't know, I don't know what she could have answered. [11:14] Not to my knowledge, she said. [11:15] Therefore, because she used a fake name to be sworn in, I assume that we must immediately [11:23] resign her from Congress. [11:24] Let's get her the hell out of there. [11:26] So here you please inform the Speaker of the House of Representatives, James Michael Johnson, [11:38] that the Democrat Party has just conceded the former Ilan Omar's seat, and that Ilan Noor [11:49] Saeed Al-Mee, her real name, has openly admitted to fraud, and that she will no longer be legally [11:57] allowed to be a member of that august body. [11:59] The last time the radical Democrats had power, they gave us the worst inflation in American [12:11] history, the highest energy prices in American history, the worst trade deficit in American [12:18] history. [12:19] They allowed 25 million people to pour across our borders from all over the world, and [12:25] if they win the midterms, they will do it all again. [12:28] They'll start it all again. [12:29] And the proud people of Mississippi will never let that happen. [12:41] So, nice looking guys, these guys that went out with those cowboy hats. [12:48] I love those cowboy. [12:50] I don't know if it works for me. [12:52] I love the cowboy. [12:53] I love Texas. [12:54] You don't want Texas. [12:55] I won Texas three times in the highest vote in the history of Texas. [13:00] I won Florida three times in the highest vote in the history of Florida. [13:04] I won, just like everything, so many, this is one of them. [13:08] One of them, highest vote in history all three times. [13:12] I don't know. [13:13] You like me. [13:14] I like you. [13:15] That's just the way it is. [13:17] But I would like to wear some of those cow. [13:24] You know, I'm going to Texas, I think, tomorrow. [13:27] We're campaigning for a guy who's a great, a great attorney general. [13:31] He's running against El Frico. [13:36] El Frik. [13:38] And I think he's doing pretty well. [13:40] I think, I hope so. [13:42] You know, I'm here because Cindy's doing great, but I just got to make sure I can't take a chance. [13:46] I can't take a chance. [13:50] She's got no problem. [13:51] The only problem is, sometimes, and this happens, and sometimes when you think somebody's doing so well, nobody votes. [13:59] They all stay home. [14:00] Oh, Cindy's great. [14:02] She's going to do. [14:02] No problem. [14:03] Let's stay home. [14:04] And then bad things happen, Cindy, right? [14:06] So that's why I'm here. [14:08] Just get out and vote because she's going to win big. [14:11] But less than two years ago, the radical left Democrats handed us the dark age of America, but we quickly turned it into the golden age of America. [14:22] And no other president has ever accomplished so much in such a short, we've accomplished more in a short period of time. [14:37] And with the help of a lot of great people in this room, but we rebuilt our military, Roger, like never before. [14:44] Gave a lot of it away to different places, but we're building more now than we've ever built before, Roger Wicker. [14:52] We achieved the most secure border in American history in the past 17 months. [14:58] Zero illegal alien. [15:00] Think of that. [15:01] Zero illegal aliens have been admitted into the United States. [15:06] Zero. [15:08] Good. [15:12] Record numbers of illegal alien criminals have been taken off the streets and in less than two years, we have achieved the largest drop in violent crime ever recorded with a murder rate at the lowest level on 125 years. [15:27] The year 1900, and that's with millions of people allowed into our country who committed crimes. [15:37] We got many of them out. [15:38] We're getting the rest of them out. [15:40] In case you had any question, we're getting the rest of them out, too. [15:43] But it was the hardest thing. [15:47] The inflation we've done great with. [15:49] You know, we're down the last three months, 1.7 percent the last three months. [15:54] And the oil is going to come rocketing down as soon as we finish off our limited situation with a group of absolute killers. [16:01] Just today, it was announced by the Department of Justice that last year we had over 100,000 fewer rapes, 170,000 fewer robberies, half a million fewer burglaries, and almost 700,000 fewer violent crimes than when I took office. [16:21] Big numbers. [16:26] And I deployed the National Guard to restore law and order to a place called Memphis, you know, Memphis. [16:41] No, I got a call from the governor saying, we got a problem. [16:45] I got a call in Louisiana, too. [16:47] Same thing, New Orleans. [16:49] They were in deep trouble. [16:50] And we have the crime down 82 percent in Memphis, 81 percent in New Orleans. [16:59] We sent in our National Guard and a lot of very, very strong people. [17:03] You know, we won a big case in the Supreme Court. [17:06] We won a thing called merit. [17:09] In other words, you're allowed to be a very strong person, a big, strong person to be a soldier. [17:15] We don't have to use people that aren't equipped to be a soldier, like people that are physically weak, don't know how to fight, don't want to fight, and would be very good at something else. [17:26] Merit. [17:27] We won merit. [17:28] You get into college now based on merit. [17:30] Nobody can believe that we won this. [17:33] I thought, I thought, wow. [17:36] You get into the military based on merit. [17:40] In Memphis alone, we arrested 13,000 dangerous career criminals and removed more than 2,000 illegal firearms from the hands of some of the worst criminals you've ever seen. [17:55] Crimes down 81, 82 percent. [17:58] In much less than two years, we've done. [18:02] By the way, speaking of crime, I have to tell you. [18:04] So I went to Washington, D.C., and that place was really in trouble. [18:08] It was so crime-ridden, the worst it's ever been under sleepy Joe Biden, the worst it's ever been. [18:16] Three people were being killed every single week. [18:20] Three people. [18:20] Nobody knows that. [18:22] They come in from Iowa. [18:23] They came from Indiana. [18:24] They came from Mississippi. [18:27] And you'd call the parents, I'm sorry, your son, your daughter is dead. [18:31] They came to see the Washington Monument, the Lincoln Memorial. [18:38] I'm sorry, ma'am. [18:39] Your son is dead. [18:42] Going to the Capitol, our Capitol. [18:46] And now, in just a short period of time, the Capitol is the safest it's ever been in recorded. [18:55] We don't make those calls anymore. [19:00] We don't make those calls anymore. [19:05] We don't make those calls anymore. [19:07] It's down 84 percent, but it's going to be, I mean, I think it's much better than that even. [19:12] That was terrible. [19:13] You couldn't go to a restaurant. [19:15] People would walk to the White House. [19:16] They'd get mugged or killed. [19:18] We had one of my top people got killed driving up, I guess, waiting for his wife to come out of an office building, bring her home. [19:27] And this guy comes up and wants the car and shoots him right through the head, dead. [19:33] It was terrible. [19:34] And we don't have that anymore. [19:36] We took out more than 5,000 career criminals and sent them back. [19:41] Some were so severe. [19:43] Some were so bad. [19:44] A lot of them came in through Biden's open border. [19:46] Some were so bad that we couldn't let them out. [19:48] We really put them in jail because we don't want to take a chance to come back in. [19:52] But we had over 5,000. [19:54] And, you know, there's one great statistic, Cindy, that I love. [19:58] 2 percent of the people create 91 percent of the crime because we can handle that. [20:06] 2 percent. [20:07] You know, if it was 40 percent, 50 percent, what are you going to do? [20:10] That's tough. [20:11] But 2 percent in Washington, 2 percent create 91 percent. [20:16] That's great. [20:17] And we took care of those 2 percent. [20:19] We took care of them. [20:21] And, you know, if you were a restaurateur, your restaurant was failing. [20:34] Nobody wanted to eat out. [20:35] They were afraid. [20:36] Even if you were in the restaurant, people would walk in and say, like the Wild West, [20:40] they'd walk in, hold it up. [20:41] You know, everyone's standing there at a restaurant. [20:43] Can you imagine? [20:44] A fancy restaurant. [20:46] Your hands are up. [20:47] They're robbing the whole restaurant. [20:49] It's crazy. [20:50] And none of that anymore. [20:52] So the restaurants were all going out of business. [20:54] Now, if you're a restaurateur, the bad news is you can't get a restaurant. [20:58] You can't, there's nothing for lease. [21:02] Every restaurant is packed. [21:05] You had no trouble getting in, in the old days. [21:07] That was 2 years ago, under a totally corrupt administration. [21:13] Corrupt and weaponized. [21:15] I mean, there's never been weaponization like what they did to our people. [21:21] In just a couple of months, we had it good. [21:25] 3 months, we had it really good. [21:27] And now we have one of the safest cities anywhere in the United States. [21:32] And it happens to be our great capital. [21:43] A big, a big thing that's happened to our country is that the word tariff, I always say [21:50] my favorite word in the dictionary, but I get killed by the press because they say, [21:55] what about God? [21:56] What about God? [21:57] What about wife? [21:58] What about relationship children? [22:01] What about your children? [22:02] So now I say it's, now I say it's my fifth favorite. [22:06] Thank you. [22:06] I love you too, darling. [22:07] I have no idea where you are, but you sound good to me. [22:11] Oh, there she is. [22:12] I do love you, actually. [22:14] And look at her. [22:17] Wow. [22:20] Well, I'll get myself into political trouble. [22:22] They have beautiful women in Mississippi, I can tell you. [22:26] We're all in trouble. [22:32] We're all. [22:33] They have, you look at these women, they're standing up. [22:36] We love you, darling. [22:37] We love you. [22:38] They're so beautiful. [22:38] What's crazy, but you know, you're not allowed to say, I'm not allowed to say that a woman's [22:45] beautiful because that's usually the end of your political career. [22:49] So I will not say it. [22:51] Excuse me for saying that you're beautiful, darling. [22:53] You don't mind. [22:55] I hope you weren't insulted. [22:56] It's how crazy, how crazy is the world? [23:00] But a big thing that's taken place because in much less than two years because of tariffs [23:06] and the tariffs are so great. [23:09] They're making our country so rich. [23:10] You know, the left loves to criticize tariffs. [23:14] You know what they're doing? [23:15] They're keeping our companies here. [23:18] They're not leaving. [23:19] And they're bringing everybody back because you don't have any tariffs if you build your [23:24] plant in Mississippi or in the United States. [23:27] They don't understand that. [23:30] Crazy. [23:33] We're building it all here. [23:35] So listen to this. [23:38] So because of that, they're all pouring in. [23:40] We just signed a deal with Audi. [23:42] They're going to spend billions and billions. [23:44] They're all coming in Toyota. [23:47] Everyone's coming in their building. [23:48] We've never had anything like it. [23:50] We secured commitments for $22.2 trillion. [23:54] And that's up to about 15 or 16 months of new and you know that, Roger? [24:12] 22.2. [24:13] And thanks to my tariffs, which I've been a fan of for years. [24:20] Look, look, that's what China's been doing to us for 30 years. [24:24] You know, I hate these stupid people back there. [24:27] They go, oh, tariffs, tariffs. [24:29] They don't cause inflation. [24:30] You know what they cause success. [24:32] They cause growth. [24:34] They cause jobs. [24:36] That's what they cause. [24:37] They always say, oh, they cause, you know, in the last three months, we've had, that's [24:43] my time. [24:44] You know, I inherited the worst inflation in history by far. [24:47] In the last three months, we've had 1.7% inflation. [24:52] And you know what we've had? [24:54] Unbelievable growth. [24:55] The biggest growth in the history of our country. [24:57] And wait till these plants that are all being built, automobile plants, SI plants, they're [25:04] all being built. [25:06] And when they open up the, you know, when during COVID, we learned something, we don't make [25:11] medicine. [25:12] So now Eli Lilly, Pfizer, Merck, all of them, hundreds of billions of dollars are being spent. [25:19] And I said to him very simply, here's the story. [25:21] For two years, no charge or 5%, 10%. [25:25] For two years, you're going to pay almost nothing because they got to build. [25:29] You know, they're all outside. [25:30] They're in China. [25:31] They're in, they're in Ireland. [25:34] They're in all over the place. [25:36] Everybody but here. [25:37] We lost our chip business. [25:39] They're coming all back. [25:40] We lost our pharmaceutical. [25:43] But we don't make anything here. [25:44] So I give them two years. [25:46] I say, two years, good. [25:47] After that, you're going to pay 10, 15%, very low. [25:51] After that, you're going to pay 50%. [25:54] After that, you're going to pay 300 freaking percent. [25:57] And they say, oh, so they're all building their little hearts out because they don't want [26:01] to pay. [26:02] It's very simple. [26:04] You know, but I hear all these people that Trump has raised the cost. [26:08] We haven't raised the cost. [26:09] We have, we have growth. [26:11] And by the way, your incomes are going up much faster. [26:14] And if you look at the energy prices, I was listening to one of your great, by the way, [26:20] congressman right here. [26:21] Nice job you did. [26:23] But he was talking about the income. [26:27] He was also talking about something else. [26:28] He said that we didn't start the war with Iran. [26:32] Iran started the war with us. [26:33] Thank you. [26:34] Thank you, Mr. Congressman. [26:36] I watched from Air Force One. [26:37] Great, right? [26:40] I asked him, one of my favorite people, I asked him, do you mind? [26:45] If I copy that line, is that plagiarism? [26:47] Will you sue me for a copy? [26:50] But it's true. [26:51] In 1979, and they were killing our people for years. [26:55] The SS Cole was an example. [26:57] A lot of people died. [26:58] But a lot of people died individually with the roadside bombs. [27:03] Soleimani, you know Soleimani? [27:05] I killed him in my first time. [27:07] Soleimani. [27:08] It was vicious. [27:13] You know, we have people all over the country with no legs or with no arms, with a face that's [27:19] been destroyed, young, beautiful people. [27:21] I saw them at Walter Reed Hospital. [27:23] Many times I'd go over just to visit, and I would see them. [27:28] I saw a young man who went into the military just for experience, and he was from New Jersey. [27:35] He went to, I think, Princeton. [27:36] But he wanted to go in for experience, and then he was going to go to Wall Street and earn a great living and make a lot of money. [27:44] His parents were pretty well-to-do. [27:46] He came from really a, you know, beautiful area. [27:49] And he was very handsome. [27:50] I saw the picture before the accident. [27:53] I saw a picture that was unbelievable how handsome. [27:55] I would have looked, I would have loved to look like this. [27:58] This kid was like a beautiful guy. [28:01] And I went to the hospital, and I said, who can I see? [28:07] Because when I go for physicals, every time I do a physical, like, every time I do a physical, they say, is there something wrong? [28:14] They all, so far, so good. [28:16] But, or I wouldn't have been able to do 26 of these suckers in a row. [28:27] Somebody says, he has quite a busy schedule yet. [28:34] Let's see somebody else do it. [28:36] But it's fun to do it. [28:37] You know, when you love the people, it's fun. [28:39] You know, God didn't make your vocal cords to do a rally every day. [28:44] But when you love the people, it's fine. [28:46] And we love you. [28:48] We really do. [28:48] But, so I was in the hospital. [28:50] So I was in the hospital. [28:51] I said, anybody I could see? [28:53] Yes, a young man has been badly, badly hurt, wounded. [28:59] It was a wreck. [29:03] And badly wounded. [29:05] And this was my first term. [29:07] I never forgot it, though. [29:08] I walked in, and the father was a handsome guy, tall, beautiful-looking guy, like right out of Wall Street. [29:14] He was in a beautiful, dark, pinstripe suit with a vest. [29:19] I mean, he was central casting for a movie of, you know, a successful person on Wall Street. [29:24] That's a good thing, not a bad thing. [29:26] And the mother was a beautiful woman. [29:28] And they were probably 52, 55 years old. [29:32] It was beautiful, like from a picture. [29:34] And they had a picture of their son, who was as good-looking as God can make somebody look. [29:41] You know, he was just a perfect boy. [29:43] And then I looked in the bed, and I saw a young man whose legs were gone, whose one arm, his right arm was gone, and his left arm was gone up to here. [29:59] And he was barely conscious. [30:03] And he was saying in a certain way, thank God I still have my left arm. [30:08] He really didn't have much of it left. [30:10] And his face was just horrible. [30:14] And he sort of lives. [30:16] You know, he lives. [30:17] I check every once in a while. [30:19] But he lives. [30:20] And the amazing thing, he was a minesweeper. [30:23] He would go around checking for mines, you know, the roadside bombs and stuff. [30:27] And he was the best at it. [30:29] And he was all set to come home. [30:31] He just wanted to spend two years to get to know, you know, before he went on to Wall Street, became like his father. [30:36] And he was leaving at 12 o'clock, and the guys were going out at 7 in the morning. [30:43] And he said, this was in Iraq. [30:46] And he said, not Iran, it was Iraq. [30:48] And he said, I'll go with you guys. [30:52] Let me go with you. [30:53] They said, no, you don't have to. [30:55] You go, no, no, let's go. [30:57] And he had the, you know, the long bar jacket. [31:03] And Salameni was the father of the roadside bomb. [31:07] And our guys were getting really good at detecting them. [31:10] And so they started making them more powerful and all out of plastic, no more metal. [31:16] Did you know that, Roger? [31:18] They're made out of plastic. [31:20] And so you don't, the metal detectors don't work. [31:24] And he got hit. [31:25] And his people were all dead. [31:26] He got hit. [31:26] He got brought. [31:28] And that was done by Iran because they made those bombs. [31:32] They made all of the roadside bombs. [31:34] They gave them out. [31:35] It was Salameni's favorite weapon. [31:38] They'd blow up cars. [31:40] You know, we make our vehicles with two-inch steel on the bottom. [31:45] And it goes like this on the bottom. [31:47] So when it goes up, the problem is if there's anyone on the sidewalks or anything, they get wiped out. [31:53] And even the car, it got so strong that even that didn't protect anybody. [31:58] But they've been doing this to us for years. [32:01] Iran has. [32:03] They make great weapons. [32:05] They're very smart people. [32:06] But we've beat the shit out of them. [32:08] They have. [32:40] And I don't feel we had a choice. [32:41] They were two weeks away from having a nuclear missile. [32:46] They're considered the number one state sponsor of terror in the world. [32:53] Smart. [32:55] They were going to have a nuclear weapon. [32:56] And we hit them very hard with our B-2 bombers. [32:59] The two B-2s, what a job they did. [33:01] They obliterated. [33:03] Remember when CNN said, oh, no, it wasn't really. [33:06] It turned out to be complete. [33:08] Tons and tons of rock on top of everything. [33:12] It was incredible. [33:12] Late at night, one o'clock in the morning, with no moon. [33:16] Can you imagine that? [33:17] And every single bomb went right down the shaft. [33:20] They flew in and then they got out. [33:23] But we have to make sure that we follow it up and they can't ever have a nuclear weapon. [33:32] They would use it. [33:33] By the way, they'd use it immediately. [33:35] They'd wipe out the Middle East. [33:37] They'd wipe out Europe. [33:39] They'd now have a missile. [33:40] You know, they had a missile that essentially reached Europe. [33:43] They weren't supposed to. [33:44] We said, where the hell did they get that? [33:46] And they'd hit our cities. [33:48] They'd hit San Diego. [33:50] They'd hit Los Angeles. [33:52] They'd hit our cities, too. [33:54] So somebody had to do it. [33:55] And it had to be done quickly because they were two weeks. [34:00] Once they had it, it was a much tougher conversation that we'd have to have. [34:05] And I heard you congressmen get up and say about 1979. [34:09] That's absolutely true. [34:11] They've been killing our people and other people, too, by the way. [34:14] Not us. [34:15] Other people, too. [34:16] And this should have been done by other presidents a long time ago. [34:20] And we've wiped out their navy. [34:23] So they had 159 ships. [34:26] There are 159 ships exactly sitting at the bottom of the sea. [34:30] They had 268 great jet fighters. [34:34] And the jet fighters are scattered all over the runways in little pieces like this, all over the runways of Iran. [34:43] Their radar is largely gone. [34:45] They've got some, you know, the problem is as soon as you stop hitting them, they start rebuilding again, Roger. [34:51] You know, they've got a little more radar. [34:52] They have a little more of this and that. [34:55] And they try and produce some more drones and all. [34:58] But somebody had to do this. [35:02] And you know what, I don't want to belittle it because it's a big thing. [35:07] But I thought the price of oil was going to go much, much higher. [35:10] And I was fully prepared to do it because we really had no choice. [35:14] Should have been done a long time ago. [35:16] And what's happening is it's going to stop very soon. [35:21] We now have total control. [35:22] You've been reading front page of the Wall Street Journal yesterday said that we've taken, [35:26] we're taking more oil out of the harmless trade that we did prior to the war starting. [35:31] How about that? [35:31] We have the greatest blockade. [35:34] Nobody's ever seen anything like it. [35:36] The greatest blockade. [35:41] Roger, we need some more ships. [35:42] You'll help me, please. [35:43] Okay. [35:44] He's going to, he'll help me. [35:45] He's great. [35:46] He's a good, you got a good man here. [35:48] But we have the greatest blockade probably in naval history. [35:53] Nobody's ever, not one Iranian ship has gotten through in many, many months. [35:59] Other than when we did a little ceasefire. [36:01] We did a little ceasefire, which I never liked very much. [36:05] I considered it sort of a waste of time. [36:07] But you know, you like to listen to professionals. [36:10] But we did a little ceasefire. [36:12] So we let some ships get in. [36:13] You know, we want to be nice. [36:15] But it was just a waste of time as far as I'm concerned. [36:17] But we're doing a job. [36:20] We're doing a job for you. [36:22] And the price of oil, the price of oil is lower than it was. [36:26] Another thing the Congress said, with Biden and Obama, and they didn't do anything having [36:33] to do with destroying nuclear capability from Iran. [36:37] And our oil prices are lower than this. [36:40] But they'll be down, like I said, in Iowa, when I made a speech, it was $1.85 on the top of the jigger. [36:50] And it was $1.95. [36:52] There were two pumps, $1.85, $1.95. [36:54] I said, man, it's a shame I have to do this. [36:56] But we really had no choice, you know. [37:00] And it's worked out fine. [37:01] And it'll be over soon. [37:02] And they're never going to have a nuclear weapon. [37:05] So really good, really good statement you made, Congressman. [37:08] From 1979 and probably before that with a different name. [37:19] Right here in Mississippi, Toyota is investing $125 million to expand production at its Blue [37:27] Springs plant. [37:34] And two days ago, in Macon, Georgia, the chairman of Audi, big, big car company, Europe, stood [37:42] up and announced that next month they start construction on a $40 billion plant that will [37:49] produce 200,000 cars a year. [37:52] By the way, this is all because it's because of the election. [37:55] It's because of good policy. [37:57] It's because we're the hottest country anywhere in the world, frankly. [38:00] But you know what? [38:02] You know what? [38:04] Now think of it. [38:05] Two years ago, we were a dead country. [38:08] We were dead. [38:09] We were laughed at all over the world. [38:11] They thought our president was a fool. [38:14] They thought everybody was. [38:15] They thought we were all a bunch of lunatics. [38:18] Two years ago, we were laughed at all over the world. [38:21] They didn't respect us. [38:22] They didn't respect our leadership. [38:24] They didn't respect a guy that went around all over the place trying to get environmental [38:31] change. [38:31] Remember John Kerry? [38:33] He'd go off. [38:34] All he talked about, the environment, the environment. [38:38] Then it'd hop onto a plane, spew crap all over the air and go to the next side. [38:43] No. [38:43] We were laughed at. [38:44] Two years ago, we were laughed at. [38:46] And now every single leader in the world considers us to be the strongest, the hottest country [38:54] anywhere in the world. [38:55] And since the election, the stock market has set 88 all-time record highs. [39:17] Think of that. [39:17] That's much less than two years. [39:19] You know, we're still, believe it or not, we're still much less than two years. [39:24] Nobody thought we could do it this quickly. [39:26] I didn't even think we could do it this quickly. [39:27] Your 401ks are 60% higher. [39:31] So when you go to vote, and when you're thinking about voting for Cindy, but maybe if there can [39:37] be anybody in this room, I doubt it. [39:39] But if you have any doubt, before you go and vote, pick up your 401ks and check it out. [39:45] You see that you have made more money than you've ever made in your entire life. [39:50] 60%, 65%, 58%. [39:54] People are telling me right now, my wife is in love with me. [39:58] She thinks I'm like a great investor. [40:01] Sir, my wife finally loves me. [40:02] She thinks I'm a genius investor. [40:04] Darling, you're really good at this, aren't you? [40:06] Yes, darling. [40:07] Here, we're up 64%. [40:08] Right? [40:10] They didn't do a damn thing. [40:12] I always talk about the policeman from New York. [40:15] He said, oh, my wife, she always hated my financial ability, and now she thinks I'm a genius. [40:20] But you've got to look at your 401k. [40:24] You know, they say, oh, Trump mentions this. [40:26] We have the highest stock market we've ever had. [40:28] That means jobs. [40:29] That means income. [40:31] That means all these things. [40:32] But it also means great for, because you are in the stock market. [40:36] A lot of people don't even realize it. [40:38] You know, you're guided by the stock market. [40:40] And when the stock market does well, you do well. [40:43] But income for hardworking Americans has soared to the highest level ever recorded. [40:50] So these next few facts, I've done this, and I can't do it anymore. [40:54] You know why? [40:55] Two reasons. [40:56] Two reasons. [40:57] Number one, people have heard it. [41:00] And number two, it's really causing Secret Service a lot of problems. [41:05] Because I say these three things, and then I walk off the stage. [41:08] I leave. [41:08] Then I come back and I finish up. [41:10] But I walk off the stage. [41:12] And you see these guys all over the place. [41:14] He's leaving. [41:16] He's leaving. [41:17] Way early. [41:17] But the reason I do it, it's fun. [41:21] Not fun for them. [41:23] But the reason I do it is because when you hear these numbers, there's nothing else to say. [41:29] Ready? [41:29] So you heard about 401k. [41:31] You heard about stock market. [41:32] Forget that. [41:33] So I just said, your individual income is the highest it's ever been in the history of the country. [41:39] Right? [41:39] Now, here's my number two stat. [41:42] More Americans are working today in the United States of America than at any time in the history of our country. [41:49] And here's my third. [41:56] We've created more than one million new jobs. [42:01] And the poverty rate has just reached. [42:05] Think of it. [42:05] We have one million new jobs. [42:09] This is a 50. [42:11] We're doing better than we've ever done in the history of our country. [42:14] We've created in a short period of time. [42:17] But another one, the poverty rate has just reached its best and lowest level in American history. [42:23] Poverty rate. [42:24] We don't want to talk poverty. [42:25] But there are people that aren't doing so well. [42:29] But they're now doing better by far than they've ever done before. [42:33] African-American poverty. [42:35] Hispanic-American poverty. [42:37] Native-American poverty rates. [42:40] Asian-American poverty. [42:41] I just got those numbers today. [42:43] They're the lowest levels ever recorded. [42:46] Now, think of that. [42:47] So we have bump, bump, bump. [42:49] And I'll give you one more. [42:55] And I really don't have to say that much anymore, you know. [42:59] I should save my voice. [43:01] Because, because Barack Hussein Obama. [43:06] Have you heard of him? [43:07] He's a man that yesterday, you know, he campaigned to sparse crowds. [43:14] Very sparse. [43:14] Very few people showed up. [43:16] So he fought me on, he fought me with crooked Hillary. [43:21] Came in, campaigned. [43:23] He said, Donald Trump will never be president. [43:25] He fought me with crooked, he fought me with crooked Hillary. [43:30] That didn't work out well. [43:32] And he fought me with Kamala. [43:34] That didn't work out well. [43:36] And now they say, oh, whoa, Barack Obama is going to start campaigning. [43:43] And he's not even campaigning. [43:44] Tell him he's not campaigning about me. [43:46] Maybe he'll go home. [43:47] But he came in yesterday and he made a speech. [43:51] And part of his speech was to say, isn't it terrible that Donald Trump spends a lot of his time, very little time. [43:57] I do it very good. [43:57] I'm really good at real estate and fixing things. [44:00] I fix things very good, very beautifully and inexpensive. [44:04] I always build beautiful and inexpensive, which is a good combination if you can do it. [44:08] But I can do it naturally. [44:09] It's a natural thing. [44:10] It actually relaxes me. [44:12] Donald Trump spends a lot of his time fixing up the White House. [44:17] Isn't that a nice thing to do? [44:19] That place? [44:23] No. [44:27] He said, this isn't a cheesecake factory. [44:29] Can you believe it? [44:30] Which is a very successful company. [44:32] This isn't. [44:33] He doesn't like successful companies. [44:35] But, you know, he was very critical about me because I spend time. [44:41] And if you would have seen the White House, I took over the White House and it was in horrible condition. [44:47] I don't want to use a terrible word. [44:48] It was in horrible condition. [44:51] The plaster was falling off the exterior. [44:54] You know, you have an exterior coat. [44:56] The plaster was falling off. [44:58] The paint was no good. [45:00] A lot of the beautiful ornamentation that they have around the windows. [45:04] I mean, they had four or five windows where literally the ornamentation was up on one side and had fallen off or half fallen off on the other. [45:12] And I fixed it. [45:15] We made a mole of the good one and we put it on the other one. [45:19] And we cut it all beautifully. [45:21] And then we skim coated with an exterior plaster that's phenomenal. [45:31] The entire exterior with the best artisans you've ever seen. [45:35] And we delicately, one thing after, we took a tile that was broken that was, I mean, I don't want to say from Home Depot. [45:43] But it does come from a box and it's not for the White House. [45:46] And it was badly broken in main areas. [45:49] Cindy Hyde can tell you and Roger can tell you, like the white marble now going in. [45:54] We have the most beautiful marble. [45:57] It's not money. [45:58] It's peanuts. [45:58] But the White House is now in better shape than it was in 1792 when it was built. [46:08] Then I put in a really beautiful masterpiece. [46:16] The Heliport is a masterpiece. [46:19] Scott, in fact, they were going to sue me because I get sued on everything I get sued. [46:24] But it was so good they dropped the suit. [46:26] They didn't sue. [46:26] But the Heliport is a masterpiece because the helicopters, you know, very expensive, good machines, were forced to land in grass. [46:37] And when it was wet, it was muddy. [46:39] And helicopters that cost $100 million, that are very heavy, aren't supposed to be landing in mud. [46:47] They're supposed to be landing on a helipad. [46:49] So we built a magnificent helipad with the eagle of the United States carved on top. [46:55] Did anybody see pictures of it? [46:57] Did you see pictures of it? [46:59] People love it. [47:02] And for 150 years, they've wanted to have, not me, I won't get to use it very much. [47:08] It'll be finished. [47:09] I'll have it for six months or something. [47:11] But it's not for me. [47:12] This is for the president. [47:13] This is for the future. [47:15] We built the most magnificent ballroom. [47:17] We built the most magnificent ballroom you've ever seen. [47:22] It's under construction. [47:23] It's ahead of schedule. [47:25] And he wants a ballroom for himself. [47:28] I won't get to use it. [47:29] You know, I would have done it the first time, but I was under siege by the radical lunatics. [47:34] You know, they would. [47:35] So I didn't have time. [47:36] I didn't have time. [47:37] But they protected me. [47:39] But I didn't have time. [47:41] But you're going to soon have. [47:44] And you know what it is? [47:44] The exterior windows are bulletproof this thick. [47:48] The roof has steel on it this thick. [47:50] Drone proof. [47:52] Missile proof. [47:53] You'll have a safe place for your presidents and for your cap. [47:56] I mean, it's a beautiful thing. [47:59] And it fits like. [48:00] But Barack is saying he didn't talk about that. [48:05] He really didn't talk about all that. [48:06] He talked about the ballroom. [48:08] That he spends all his time thinking about the ballroom. [48:10] He should be thinking about. [48:11] No, I should be thinking about terminating the JCPOA, which I did a long time ago. [48:17] Thank God. [48:17] The worst, stupidest deal I've ever seen. [48:20] And I said, what a terrible thing to say. [48:23] So I said today for the press. [48:25] I said, look, tell Obama the following. [48:29] The White House is a symbol of America. [48:32] And when it's dirty, filthy, dirty, and broken. [48:36] When the windows are cracked. [48:39] When the exterior monument, they call them monuments on the outside. [48:44] When they're good on one side, but missing on the other side of a window. [48:50] People notice that. [48:51] People know. [48:52] I used to notice it. [48:53] I came in 20 years ago. [48:54] I came into the White House. [48:55] And I was surprised. [48:57] I looked. [48:57] I said, man, this place is in bad shape. [48:59] It really is. [49:00] You know, nobody's really done it. [49:02] It's been a long time. [49:04] It was open 1792. [49:07] And I made up for lost time because we did a job. [49:10] It's actually in better shape now than when it was built. [49:13] Actually, and much more beautiful. [49:18] And I didn't take any time. [49:20] I'd literally do it when I walk home from the Oval. [49:23] I'd walk. [49:23] I'd look up. [49:24] I'd say, boy, that wall is really bad. [49:26] Let's go. [49:26] We got to fix it, fellas. [49:28] And they're very talented people. [49:29] They have a great touch. [49:31] You know, they'd pay in the past. [49:34] They'd have a big crack from a truck that backed into it, into a column. [49:39] A big crack. [49:39] You know what they'd do? [49:40] They'd paint it. [49:41] They'd paint the crack. [49:43] And you'd see it 30 years later. [49:44] Just it was in terrible shape. [49:46] But the White House represents our country. [49:50] And that has to be pristine. [49:52] And I would try and explain that to a guy like Obama, but he wouldn't understand. [49:56] He doesn't. [49:57] He doesn't understand. [49:59] The White House has to be clean, pristine, beautiful. [50:02] It can't have cracks in the column. [50:05] It can't have big blotches of stone laying outside on the ground from 30 years ago. [50:12] Some of it, believe it or not, some of it, not much. [50:15] Some would lay there for years. [50:17] And nobody took care of it. [50:19] Nobody loved it like I do. [50:20] Nobody loved it. [50:21] And now the White House is in beautiful shape. [50:25] And I think maybe, what do you think, Roger? [50:27] I think maybe with all of the symbols, you've got the Capitol building. [50:31] I don't think any, to me, I don't think any building represents our country more so than [50:38] that gorgeous, beautiful White House, to me. [50:41] And we have to fix it. [50:44] So I report to you that it is in better shape than it's ever been. [50:50] It looks beautiful. [50:51] And now you see the picture. [50:52] And even people taking pictures, they say, what a difference between this and the way [50:56] it used to look. [50:57] So it's been my honor to do it. [50:58] I have fun doing it. [51:00] But exports have soared to the highest level in American history. [51:03] Now, again, Obama. [51:06] Obama said, we are not a manufacturing, we'll never be a manufacturing country again. [51:13] Now, when he said that, I said, well, that's pretty bad. [51:17] You know, we're going to have more cars being made in America very soon than we've ever had. [51:22] Think of it. [51:23] We have what we're doing in terms of manufacturing. [51:26] But look at that number. [51:27] We are exporting more outside of our country, making it and selling it than at any time in [51:34] the history of our country. [51:35] That's called manufacturing. [51:38] That's called whatever you want to call it. [51:39] So when I announce that we're exporting and selling for nice prices more, when I announce [51:48] that the poverty rate is the best it's ever been, the individual rate's the best it's ever [51:53] been, more people are working in our country than ever before by far, that last, in the [52:01] last short period of time, we took in over a million jobs, over a million jobs. [52:05] I say, I can't help Cindy Hyde Smith any better than that. [52:12] I don't have to stay up here any longer. [52:14] And what I've been doing in the past is walking off the stage to the consternation, to the [52:21] consternation of the people that protect us. [52:26] Go home. [52:27] Go home. [52:29] Go home. [52:53] So he gets paid. [52:55] You know, they're paid protesters. [52:56] They get paid $250 by, they think it's Soros, and they ruin their lives because now they [53:04] get booked. [53:05] Now they get booked. [53:07] We don't usually press it too hard, but isn't that terrible? [53:13] And I was just, I was just at the punchline too. [53:18] They always do it. [53:21] No, I was just at the punchline talking about an hour country must have a beautiful, pristine. [53:30] It's a symbol, the White House, the symbol of our, and then we don't want, these people [53:38] are sick. [53:39] For $250, he broke up my punchline and it was a beauty. [53:45] We have to have a beautiful, beautiful, well-kept White House, the symbol of our country. [54:13] No, we usually have a few of them. [54:15] They're a little late today. [54:17] They're a little late. [54:17] They're getting tired of being thrown out. [54:19] Thank you very much. [54:20] So, four more years, four more years, that's the other one, four more years. [54:30] Thank you very much. [54:34] So, you know, I just got a thing. [54:39] You know, we have the best-selling hat of all time, Make America Great Again. [54:41] We have one that just went out. [54:45] Here's called, you know what it is? [54:47] Okay. [54:48] You had a place called the Gulf of Mexico. [54:50] Now it's called the Gulf of America. [54:52] Do you know the Gulf of America? [54:54] I never understood why. [55:00] You know, we have 93% of the frontage and they have seven. [55:04] So I did that. [55:05] The president of Mexico, a really nice woman, by the way, with a beautiful voice, actually. [55:10] And a beautiful woman. [55:11] I'll say it again. [55:12] Beautiful woman. [55:13] She called me. [55:13] No, no, no, president. [55:15] Please, please. [55:16] Tell me it's not so. [55:17] So they were here 100 years longer than us. [55:20] Mexico, 350, we're 250. [55:22] It's been named the Gulf of Mexico for 350 years. [55:25] She said, please, please, tell me it's not so. [55:27] Yes, actually, it is so, ma'am. [55:30] I'm sorry. [55:32] Gulf of America. [55:33] Do you know that the business around the Gulf of America is like triple, quadruple, that [55:38] everyone's selling? [55:39] Gulf of America. [55:41] Shirts, T-shirts. [55:42] And I recently renamed a little lake next to a place called Canada that's charging us [55:58] massive tariffs and they're willing to drop them immediately. [56:01] No, I recently renamed a very beautiful lake and it's called Lake America. [56:10] It's actually bad. [56:12] No, Canada's treated us badly, but they want to make a deal badly, so we'll get that taken [56:16] care of. [56:16] But, you know, they've been ripping us off for a long time. [56:20] We don't like to be ripped off. [56:21] They've been really charging us, by the way, tariffs, 400% to our farmers selling dairy. [56:27] Look, they're all nodding. [56:28] Yes. [56:28] Stand up. [56:30] The blonde haired woman. [56:31] It's a beautiful blonde haired woman. [56:33] Am I right? [56:34] They've been, wow. [56:37] Oh, as a farmer, you're a farmer. [56:39] You don't look like a farmer to me. [56:42] Do all farmers look like you? [56:43] I don't think so. [56:46] But so you're a farmer and you know what I'm talking about. [56:48] 400% for dairy products. [56:50] Nobody ever brings that up. [56:52] I have to always do the dirty work. [56:54] But they are dying to make a deal. [56:58] Don't worry about it. [56:59] But we did change the name of their little lake to Lake America. [57:02] So we have a lake. [57:03] Think of it. [57:04] We have a lake and we have a gulf. [57:07] Now we need a river and an ocean. [57:16] So I'm thinking about the Atlantic Ocean. [57:19] We call it the American Ocean. [57:21] I think Europe will be thrilled. [57:26] And you know what they told me? [57:28] I won't do this. [57:29] I promise. [57:30] The Mississippi River. [57:32] I'm not changing the name of the Mississippi. [57:34] I will promise. [57:38] Promise. [57:40] I'm not going to change. [57:43] Boy, that would be terrible. [57:47] Can you imagine that? [57:48] Ladies and gentlemen, I'm pleased to announce we're changing the name of the Mississippi. [57:51] And oh, what state are we in? [57:53] Oh, we're in Mississippi. [57:54] I'm in deep trouble. [57:55] We will. [57:57] I promise I will never change the name of the Mississippi, okay? [58:00] That would not be. [58:03] Cindy Hyde and Roger. [58:05] I think you'd have a little problem with me if I did that. [58:08] They would come roaring in. [58:10] You know, she calls and Roger, they said, we really want you to do this and that. [58:15] She's about the ranchers, about the beef, about everything. [58:19] The beef gone up a little bit, you know. [58:21] Gone up and it's starting to come down. [58:23] It's starting to come down. [58:25] And we want to have more. [58:28] And we want to have it made here. [58:29] We want to have it all. [58:31] We want to get, please get your herds up a little bit if you don't mind. [58:36] Please get your herds up, okay, Cindy? [58:39] Will you please get them up a little bit? [58:41] But, you know, for 40 years, you lost your shirt. [58:44] And you've never had a better time than me. [58:47] But get the herds up. [58:48] You've got to get them up, please. [58:50] Please. [58:52] But it's coming down a little bit. [58:54] The gasoline is coming down a lot. [58:56] And oil prices have come down a tremendous, a tremendous amount. [59:00] So we have a great country. [59:03] With our Republican Congress, I signed the great, big, beautiful bill, [59:07] delivering the largest tax cuts in American history. [59:12] With no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, and no tax on Social Security. [59:17] Okay, we have time. [59:19] Let me ask you this question. [59:21] Which is the best of the three? [59:24] Clap. [59:25] No tax on tips. [59:26] Now, if I'm in Nevada, the place, if I look in Nevada, people are waitresses. [59:34] If I'm in Nevada, but no tax on tips. [59:37] Okay, ready? [59:38] No tax on overtime. [59:40] No tax on Social Security for our seniors. [59:47] That's what I mean. [1:00:02] And we did something else we made, which has never been done in this country. [1:00:06] We made interest on car loans tax deductible. [1:00:09] But only if you buy a car that's made in Mississippi or America. [1:00:15] Okay? [1:00:16] And we also just made the largest ever investment in school choice. [1:00:23] People love school choice. [1:00:24] So important. [1:00:26] And under Republican leadership, Mississippi has gone from having the worst-ranked schools [1:00:33] in the nation to among the best-ranked schools in the nation. [1:00:37] Mr. Governor, thank you. [1:00:40] Mr. Governor. [1:00:43] Thank you, Tate. [1:00:47] Wow. [1:00:52] You're a great governor. [1:00:54] Let's... [1:00:55] Who do I give the credit to there, Cindy? [1:00:56] You or the governor? [1:00:58] I don't know. [1:00:58] How about everybody? [1:01:00] No, that's a... [1:01:01] It's true. [1:01:02] You were ranked the worst in the nation, and now you're one of the best. [1:01:05] That's pretty good. [1:01:07] What's better than that? [1:01:09] We also made the largest ever investment in the U.S. Armed Forces. [1:01:14] That was Roger Wicker working with me and lots of other people. [1:01:18] Thank you, Roger. [1:01:19] Great. [1:01:19] Stand up, Roger. [1:01:20] That's great. [1:01:23] Roger. [1:01:24] Very powerful. [1:01:26] He's very powerful. [1:01:28] Good guy. [1:01:29] Good man. [1:01:30] This includes nearly $400 million this year to bring shipbuilding back to Gulfport and Pasigula. [1:01:37] Does anyone know Pasigula? [1:01:39] Pasigula, Mississippi. [1:01:40] We captured and brought to justice the outlaw dictator of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro, who is [1:01:48] now awaiting trial, and we won the war in Venezuela in one day, and we're now working [1:01:54] with them, and we're producing millions and millions of barrels of oil a week. [1:02:02] No, but the press doesn't like talking about that. [1:02:06] The fake news doesn't like talking about Venezuela. [1:02:09] Three weeks ago, I also signed an order waiving an off-road requirement for red dye diesel, [1:02:15] allowing farmers, truckers, and anyone else to fill up their red dye diesel, totally tax [1:02:21] free. [1:02:22] No tax. [1:02:26] And you won't even need that soon. [1:02:27] It's going to come down very fast. [1:02:30] It's going to come down very fast. [1:02:31] The typical trucker or farmer will save hundreds of dollars every single time you fill it up, [1:02:37] so it's great. [1:02:38] Last week, I also announced the Harvest Fuel Relief Program, providing our farmers with [1:02:44] $8 billion to offset diesel costs in the harvest season, so it's going to do a pretty good job [1:02:50] to do that. [1:02:53] And I think one of the most important things we've done in the bill to protect family farms [1:02:58] and small businesses, we eliminated the unfair estate tax or death tax, so that if you leave [1:03:05] your farm or business, small business, to your children, they don't have to worry about [1:03:11] the taxes to be paid. [1:03:13] There's been tragic stories. [1:03:15] You know, tragic stories where parents leave their farm to their children. [1:03:19] The children want to be on the farm. [1:03:20] They love the farm. [1:03:21] It's a way of life. [1:03:22] I mean, there are some things that people do, farming, even mining, even coal miners. [1:03:28] They want to mine coal. [1:03:29] It's, like, amazing. [1:03:30] But the farmers love farming, and their children do. [1:03:34] Many times they want to stay, but they couldn't. [1:03:35] They were losing their farms. [1:03:37] They'd leave the farms. [1:03:38] They'd have an estate tax put on by the government, and they'd go out, borrow the money from their [1:03:44] once-friendly banker who turned out not to be so friendly when they couldn't pay, and they [1:03:49] would oftentimes commit suicide. [1:03:51] We don't have that anymore. [1:03:53] We have no estate tax on your, as you leave your farm. [1:03:57] If you like your children, it's good. [1:03:59] If you don't like your children, then I've just wasted three minutes. [1:04:06] And the Democrats, Cindy Hyde, you know, the Democrats want to put it back on. [1:04:10] I don't get it. [1:04:12] I don't get it, including your opponent. [1:04:14] They want to put that back on, and they want to do the taxes, everything else. [1:04:18] The whole thing is crazy, too. [1:04:20] Protect our farmers from unfair trade practices. [1:04:23] I recently gave them $12 billion in relief, and in my first term, I gave them $28 billion [1:04:29] because it came from China and the tariffs, $28 billion. [1:04:34] It was a small amount compared to what we took. [1:04:36] I also gave you the right to repair your own equipment and trucks under the Democrats. [1:04:41] Truckers and farmers were prosecuted for fixing their truck. [1:04:46] You know that, right? [1:04:47] Do you know, I gave pardons two weeks ago to people that were fixing their truck. [1:04:52] Sir, I would like to recommend the following. [1:04:54] What is it? [1:04:56] A man was sentenced to five years in jail. [1:04:58] Oh, what did he do? [1:05:00] Who did he kill? [1:05:01] He didn't. [1:05:01] He fixed his truck. [1:05:03] What do you mean? [1:05:03] He was fixing the engine of his truck, and they caught him. [1:05:07] And he was sentenced, sir, to five years in jail. [1:05:11] Did you know that? [1:05:12] Does anyone? [1:05:13] Do the farmers know that? [1:05:14] You know you have to bring it to a certified plan. [1:05:17] You know why? [1:05:18] They thought you'd take off maybe some of the environmental equipment that makes it not work, by the way. [1:05:24] And did nobody know that? [1:05:26] I don't know. [1:05:26] What the hell I have that line in there for then? [1:05:28] Why do I put that? [1:05:29] Do you know that, Mr. Congressman? [1:05:31] Do you know that I gave pardons over the last few weeks to many people who were put in jail [1:05:37] because you're not allowed? [1:05:40] And the funny thing is, these are farmers. [1:05:41] These are guys that can fix the trucks better than the young kids that they put in plants to fix the truck. [1:05:48] They got put in jail. [1:05:51] Yeah. [1:05:52] Roger knew about it. [1:05:54] I can't believe nobody knew about it. [1:05:55] I was so proud of it. [1:05:57] What the hell am I wasting my time for? [1:05:59] No, I gave them all pardon. [1:06:01] Cindy Hyde-Smith is also leading the Buying American Cotton Act to strengthen Mississippi cotton farmers [1:06:08] and to bring back textiles and bring them back in big numbers in the USA. [1:06:13] Thank you, Cindy. [1:06:14] She's leading it. [1:06:17] In addition, the United States Senate only has a few days left to vote against the ridiculous two times a year changing your clocks. [1:06:25] It drives everyone crazy, which nobody wants to do anymore. [1:06:29] Roger, can you work on that with Cindy Hyde, please? [1:06:31] Everybody wants it done. [1:06:34] Most people are demanding sunlight. [1:06:36] Look, mostly I happen to like sun in the afternoon. [1:06:41] I don't need it really in the morning. [1:06:43] But most people, I would say 70, 75 percent. [1:06:47] But you know what 100 percent of the people want? [1:06:49] They don't want to have to go all over the place changing their clocks. [1:06:52] And even churches and municipal governments, they have to hire cranes to go up. [1:06:57] It's dangerous. [1:06:59] Even one thing that is, you know, we have so many stats. [1:07:03] Less crime is committed because you have more light in the evening. [1:07:07] And criminals don't commit crimes in the morning. [1:07:10] They commit them in the evening. [1:07:11] Less crime. [1:07:12] The House has already passed a bill five times to make daylight saving time permanent. [1:07:18] Five times the House has done it. [1:07:22] And the Senate needs to take a vote. [1:07:32] I'm always late. [1:07:33] You know, I had a big meeting and I was an hour late. [1:07:36] I said, how are you? [1:07:37] Sure, you're about an hour late. [1:07:39] I said, what do you mean daylight saving time? [1:07:41] We change it twice a year. [1:07:44] And it's even now they say, you know, they have all sorts of excuses. [1:07:48] It's ridiculous. [1:07:49] They say, well, the clock's automatically changed. [1:07:52] But you don't know that. [1:07:53] So the clock automatically changed. [1:07:55] And now you wind it back still further. [1:07:57] So it's a it's a stupid thing. [1:08:00] It actually costs a lot of money. [1:08:02] You know, when you add up the whole United States and what it's through and everyone hates [1:08:06] it and the Senate should vote it out and go back to one time and no more changing the [1:08:13] clock, as stated in the New York Post, this was just out in one of the big newspapers, great [1:08:22] newspaper, lawmaker, New York Post, lawmakers in Washington have tried to kill the clock [1:08:27] change for good. [1:08:28] And this summer, the House overwhelmingly passed the Sunshine Act, Democrats and Republicans, [1:08:34] 308 to 117, which would make daylight saving time permanent all year round. [1:08:40] So it would have all year round a little more light in the evening. [1:08:43] That bill, however, remains locked in the Senate, meaning daylight saving time will end as scheduled [1:08:50] to the disappointed disappointment of many, many Americans are very disappointed. [1:08:56] Whatever you do. [1:08:58] Yeah, Chuck Schumer. [1:08:59] That's true. [1:08:59] Whatever you do can do. [1:09:01] You ought to do it. [1:09:03] Take a win. [1:09:04] Just take a win. [1:09:05] So I hope they get it done. [1:09:07] And I got most favored nation agreements to reduce the cost of many prescription drugs [1:09:12] from the highest price anywhere in the world and in the history of our country, but we paid [1:09:19] the highest price in the world to the lowest price in the world. [1:09:23] It's coming from the highest to the lowest. [1:09:25] We've achieved the largest drug price reduction in history with price differences of 300, 400, 500 and even 600 percent. [1:09:36] Can you imagine that? [1:09:37] You think anybody else could have done that? [1:09:39] No. [1:09:40] We abolished all discriminatory diversity, equity and inclusion policies throughout the federal government. [1:09:47] We got critical race theory and transgender insanity out of our school. [1:09:54] We made English the official language of the United States government. [1:10:05] And our country is doing so well under Republican leadership that only I can make you this promise. [1:10:11] I think it's a very important thing. [1:10:13] If Republicans win the House of Representatives and Senate, I am going to give all adult citizens in the United States $5,000. [1:10:23] And only Republicans can do that because Democrats can't even get close because we're taking in massive amounts of money [1:10:37] through tariffs and record-setting economic success. [1:10:41] But the Democrat policies won't allow this to happen. [1:10:45] In fact, if the Democrats win, you will have a 1929-style economic depression. [1:10:51] What they want to do is so bad for our country. [1:10:53] You're going to end up with a massive recession or depression. [1:10:57] They have no idea. [1:10:59] Just like they like open borders. [1:11:01] Just like they like transgender for everybody. [1:11:03] Just like they like men playing in women's sports. [1:11:07] The financial stuff is just as stupid. [1:11:10] If the Republicans win, you'll each have $5,000 in your pocket in economic success for a country like you have never seen before. [1:11:18] And remember, just recently I gave all members of the military $1,776. [1:11:25] And everyone said that couldn't be done. [1:11:28] And I got it done very quickly. [1:11:29] Got it done very quickly. [1:11:37] And it was popular, Roger, right? [1:11:39] You know, it was $1,775. [1:11:42] They said, sir, we can do $1,775. [1:11:43] I said, what about $1 more, $1,775? [1:11:46] They said, I think we can scrounge it up, sir. [1:11:49] So $1,775, everyone said, no way you can do that. [1:11:52] I did it because they deserved it. [1:11:53] The $5,000 Trump dividend is approximately $1 trillion. [1:11:59] It costs $1 trillion. [1:12:01] But we have a record-setting $22 trillion. [1:12:03] And our growth is the biggest growth, the greatest growth we've ever had. [1:12:07] We want to pay down debt and everything, but it's the greatest we ever had. [1:12:11] So it's something very easily handleable. [1:12:15] The only caveat is, if you call it the Trump dividend or whatever you do, [1:12:20] the only caveat is you have to spend the money in the United States of America. [1:12:25] You cannot go to France. [1:12:31] Darling, let's go to France. [1:12:34] Let's go to France. [1:12:35] It's so romantic. [1:12:36] Let's go to France and spend our money. [1:12:38] No, we don't let you spend it in France. [1:12:40] You have to spend the money in the United States. [1:12:43] How is France doing with their radical left policies? [1:12:45] Not too good. [1:12:49] Not too good. [1:12:50] The choice is very simple in this election. [1:12:54] You can vote for the radical left Democrat communists to loot your wealth, [1:12:58] raise your taxes by $5 trillion, annihilate your borders, decimate Mississippi farms and factories. [1:13:06] You're doing better as a state now than you've ever done before. [1:13:10] Mutilate your children and give 25 million illegal aliens amnesty and the right to vote. [1:13:16] Or you can defeat the Democrat communists and vote more money in your pockets, bigger paychecks for your families, [1:13:24] lower taxes, less crime, a booming Mississippi economy, and no amnesty for illegal aliens. [1:13:31] But you must vote Republican. [1:13:57] Thank you. [1:13:59] Thank you. [1:14:01] Every single Democrat in Congress voted against our tax cuts. [1:14:05] They voted against no tax on tips. [1:14:08] Every single, not one Democrat. [1:14:10] Isn't that a great term? [1:14:13] Will that go down alongside of Pocahontas? [1:14:17] Will that rank up there with like fake news? [1:14:20] And I think it does. [1:14:22] Because it gets right down to the heart of their, it gets to their name. [1:14:26] They're Democrats because their policies are so dumb. [1:14:29] They voted against no tax on overtime. [1:14:32] They voted against no tax on Social Security. [1:14:35] They voted against voter ID. [1:14:37] They voted against proof of citizenship because they want to cheat. [1:14:40] They voted against securing our border. [1:14:44] They voted in favor of the worst inflation and highest energy costs in American history. [1:14:49] They voted in favor of transgender mutilization of your children. [1:14:53] And they voted in favor of men. [1:14:57] Oh, I can't get it. [1:14:59] Men. [1:14:59] My wife hates me when I do that. [1:15:02] She says that's so unpresidential. [1:15:04] Darling, that weightlifting routine you do is very unpresidential. [1:15:09] Then the guy comes along, bing, bing, in favor of, they voted in favor of men playing in women's sports. [1:15:19] So on election night, Mississippi, it's going to prove that America does not belong to those who hate it. [1:15:26] America belongs to those who love it. [1:15:29] So Cindy Hyde-Smith is a fierce advocate and a friend of mine for a long time for this state. [1:15:44] And as senator, she has delivered funding for 360 projects across the state, totaling over $2 billion. [1:15:51] And very few people have a record like that. [1:15:54] By contrast, Scott Colombe, how the hell do you say that guy's name? [1:15:58] What a name. [1:15:59] Colombe. [1:16:01] He's campaigning to give drug addicts taxpayer-funded welfare, free health care to illegal aliens. [1:16:07] And he supports deadly sanctuary cities that release illegal alien criminals into your American community. [1:16:14] So look, I don't have to go into him. [1:16:17] He's a disaster. [1:16:17] He wants to take your guns away. [1:16:19] He wants to open your borders. [1:16:21] You must reelect Cindy Hyde-Smith. [1:16:23] Cindy, please come up. [1:16:38] Is this not the best president in our lifetime? [1:16:53] Thank you, Cindy. [1:16:53] I love that. [1:16:55] You know, sometimes they get up and they talk for 10 minutes. [1:16:58] I say, oh, that was one of the best. [1:17:02] Cindy, that was good. [1:17:04] Oh, no, I had a guy recently, a nice, good man. [1:17:09] I said, say a few words. [1:17:10] He talked for 15 minutes. [1:17:12] I'm saying, that was a record. [1:17:16] That was great. [1:17:17] I think you gained a lot of votes right now. [1:17:19] Thank you. [1:17:20] I also want to thank Governor Tate Reeves, a friend of mine. [1:17:23] He's been a great governor. [1:17:24] A lot of the things you hear is because of him. [1:17:32] And also a very special man, a man who's strong and smart and understands the military better [1:17:37] than anybody. [1:17:39] And we buy a lot of equipment together. [1:17:41] Senator, Senator Roger Wicker. [1:17:44] Roger. [1:17:47] Also, Congressman Trent Kelly. [1:17:51] Thank you, Congressman. [1:17:52] Congressman Michael Guest. [1:17:56] Thank you, Mike. [1:17:59] Thanks, Mike. [1:18:00] Lieutenant Governor Delbert Hoseman. [1:18:04] Thank you. [1:18:05] Good job. [1:18:09] I hear you're doing a good job. [1:18:11] Attorney General Lynn Fitch. [1:18:13] Secretary of State Michael Watson. [1:18:20] Thank you, Michael. [1:18:22] Agriculture Commissioner Andy Gibson. [1:18:28] State Auditor Shad White. [1:18:33] Chairman of the Mississippi Republican Party, Mike Hurst. [1:18:39] Great job. [1:18:41] Great job. [1:18:41] Well, you had to do a good job. [1:18:44] We won big. [1:18:45] We won big. [1:18:46] Thank you, Mike. [1:18:47] Republican National Committee woman, Leslie Davis. [1:18:52] Thank you, Leslie. [1:18:55] And country music singer, Daryl Worley, who's great. [1:18:58] Thank you. [1:19:02] Great. [1:19:04] Very good. [1:19:05] Everyone here today is part of the greatest movement in the history of our country. [1:19:10] And there's a spirit going along. [1:19:12] You know, when you watch, look at all these people back there. [1:19:15] But when you watch them, they talk about the Democrat. [1:19:17] We have the real spirit. [1:19:19] There have never been rallies like this. [1:19:20] Outside, you have thousands and thousands of people. [1:19:23] There's never been anything like it. [1:19:25] And just before finishing up, I'd like to show you two charts that came from, in all [1:19:31] fairness, I give them credit, CNN. [1:19:33] Okay. [1:19:36] MAGA GOP on Trump. [1:19:37] In the 2024 election versus Kamala Harris, he got 99% of the MAGA GOP vote. [1:19:43] Perhaps surprisingly, I might have thought it'd be 100%, but it was 99%. [1:19:46] Compare that to his approval rating now at the MAGA GOP. [1:19:50] It's 98%. [1:19:51] That is, there's been no real decline in MAGA support. [1:19:55] These folks say that they're going to vote for congressional Republicans come the midterm [1:19:59] elections. [1:20:00] Again, that's the 99% that Trump got against Kamala Harris. [1:20:03] Look now. [1:20:04] In terms of a congressional vote, 98% of them say they're going to be voting for House Republican [1:20:09] candidates. [1:20:09] So that support is actually really holding up strong. [1:20:12] It's really, really strong when it comes to MAGA GOP and the Republicans holding onto [1:20:17] that vote. [1:20:19] This one. [1:20:19] Okay. [1:20:20] The President Republicans most admire. [1:20:23] It's Donald Trump. [1:20:24] This is a historic comparison. [1:20:25] A majority of Republicans say, 53% say, he's the Republican president they most admire. [1:20:31] Ronald Reagan, who traditionally has won that much, Donald Trump nearly triples up on this. [1:20:36] Reagan at just 18%. [1:20:37] And then Abraham Lincoln, who by most historic accounts is the greatest president of all time. [1:20:43] But Republicans say that the president that they most admire by, what is this, this is [1:20:48] six, seven times as many, Donald John Trump at 53%, easily crushing Abe Lincoln at 8%. [1:20:53] And the Elon poll showed that he was the greatest president as well. [1:20:56] I feel like this slide might have been printed out on his desk. [1:21:00] CNN. [1:21:01] Thank you. [1:21:05] Thank you very much. [1:21:06] So in conclusion, if you elect a Republican House and a Republican Senate on November 3rd, [1:21:14] so important, we will continue to put America first every single day. [1:21:20] We will win the war on corruption and fraud led by our great vice president, J.D. Vance. [1:21:30] We will pass the no invasion of our country act, prohibiting any future president from ever [1:21:39] opening our borders to illegal immigrants again. [1:21:42] We will ban sanctuary cities and pass the death penalty for large-scale drug dealers, [1:21:50] human traffickers, and anyone who kills a police officer or a member of law enforcement. [1:21:59] We will pass the voter identification, proof of citizenship, and Save America Act to defend [1:22:06] our American elections from theft and fraud. [1:22:10] And we will enshrine in permanent law no men in women's sports and no transgender mutilization [1:22:19] of your children. [1:22:23] So ladies and gentlemen of Mississippi, the golden age of America is upon us, but you must [1:22:29] get out and vote Republican. [1:22:32] It's the only thing you have to do. [1:22:33] We've already made unbelievable progress, and now we will reach new levels of greatness. [1:22:41] That's what's going to happen. [1:22:42] We're going to reach levels of greatness not even thought possible. [1:22:47] It's my honor to be your president during such an exciting time in the life of our country. [1:22:52] We've been doing this together for 11 years, and there's never been anything like it, and [1:22:58] there probably never will be again. [1:23:01] It's been something, and the world has watched, and the world doesn't even believe it. [1:23:08] The world is falling apart, and we're doing better than we've ever done. [1:23:11] So let's go out and do what we do best, which is to win on November 3rd. [1:23:17] Win. [1:23:18] And let's make the next two years bigger, better, stronger than ever before, because we will [1:23:31] make America powerful again, wealthy again, healthy again, strong again, proud again, safe [1:23:39] again, and most importantly, we will make America great again. [1:23:45] Thank you, Mississippi. [1:23:47] God bless you. [1:23:48] God bless you.