President Trump holding rally in Corinth, MS

[0:00] That pin doesn't belong to me, that pin belongs to you, to get you there. [0:05] You didn't send me there to take up space or just talk about getting things done. [0:16] You sent me there and you expected me to get things done. [0:19] Let me tell you a few of the things we've delivered. [0:22] We passed the largest tax cut in American history and I was on that Senate floor and [0:28] we did that along with Senator Roger Wicker and we did that. [0:38] It was really close to me, the Lake and Riley Act, to protect Americans from criminal illegal immigrants. [0:45] That lady lost her life to one. [0:54] We passed the Honk Fetanol Act so we can help law enforcement against these deadly drugs. [1:00] And right now I want you to give a hand to the fine law enforcement in Mississippi. [1:05] We've been pretty busy up there. [1:26] We've done a lot, we've accomplished a lot and we have more to work on. [1:30] I have completed 360 projects holding more than $2 billion for Mississippi. [1:38] We have invested in our roads, especially our hospitals, our rural hospitals, our farmers, our law enforcement, the military bases. [1:48] But tonight, it's about rural America. [1:52] Everyone said, Corinth, Mississippi, Cindy? [1:55] Really? [1:56] How did we end up in Corinth, Mississippi? [1:58] Rural America at its best is in Corinth, Mississippi. [2:12] I was on the phone just a minute ago with Travis Rule. [2:16] He said, Cindy, let me tell you a little history about Corinth. [2:19] He said in 1934, President Roosevelt came to Corinth on a train. [2:25] He was on his way to Georgia for some rehabilitation, for some health issues. [2:30] And he spent the night in Corinth, Mississippi. [2:33] Franklin D. Roosevelt spent the night here. [2:36] But tonight, we've got a man coming. [2:38] I don't think he's going to spend the night, but it's going to be a heck of a night while he's here, I can assure you. [2:44] But guys, everything is on the line. [2:56] Everything we have accomplished, the good things that we've done with President Donald Trump, it's all at stake on November the 3rd. [3:06] The control of the Senate is at stake, and President Trump needs Republican Congress to fight alongside him. [3:15] I want you to send me back to be that fighter with President Trump. [3:19] We've drawn a lot around George Soros, Chuck Schumer, all of the little buddies that he has, and to bring Kamala Harris to Mississippi. [3:36] I said, bring her on! Bring her on! [3:39] My opponent, Scott Colum, is the most radical Senate candidate to run for Mississippi literally in our lifetimes. [3:52] I've never seen another candidate as radical as he is. [3:55] He has really been soft on crime, and as we labeled him correctly because of a letter that he signed on to that he didn't have to sign on to. [4:07] He is the transgender defender, I can assure you. [4:11] You know, when he brought the folks down, Cory Booker and Pete Buttigieg and Campaign with Elizabeth Warren, he is truly in the company that he keeps. [4:28] When he tells you who he is, please believe him because that is who he is. [4:34] Their agenda is dangerous, it's dangerous for the country, and it's dangerous for Mississippi. [4:41] They won't take our country in a direction that does not reflect our values because we're not going to let them. [4:48] Our beliefs and our way of life in Mississippi. [4:52] Folks, there's something that I could not be proud of since I have been serving in the United States Senate. [5:08] Something that truly was an amazing miracle, and because of the praising of the praying people, Mississippi overturned Roe vs Wade, one of the highlight of highlights in my career as a politician, as a woman, as a person, and as a mother. [5:50] And tonight, I've got someone very special with us. [5:54] It was her bill, literally Mississippi legislation. [5:59] Her bill, House Representative Becky Curry turned Roe vs Wade. [6:06] She's right there, Becky. Stand up. [6:09] Thank you for giving her that recognition. [6:31] She introduced the bill in our state legislature and ultimately led to the historic victory. [6:38] We can never thank her enough of the literally millions of babies that she has saved through that bill. [6:46] Literally millions of babies. [6:54] And that's exactly what we're fighting to protect right now. [6:59] I tell you, all of those liberals can come down here and they can make horrible claims against me. [7:05] They can paint those faces, put those horrible pictures up, say horrible things about me. [7:11] But you know what? [7:12] I've got something to tell them. [7:15] Mississippi is not for sale. [7:19] But the critical, critical thing that I want you to hear me tonight is we've got to all get out and vote. [7:38] I cannot stress that enough. [7:40] Endorsements don't win elections. [7:44] Votes win elections. [7:46] Trent Kelly, the finest, finest guy that I could possibly serve with. [7:51] We are so blessed to have the House have Trent Kelly on the ballot. [7:56] I'm looking at Michael Guest here. [7:58] Michael Guest is the most wonderful man to work with over on the House side. [8:04] You know, you've got your House in the Senate. [8:06] We run down those halls and work with each other. [8:09] And I just want you to know, please turn out to vote for Congressman Trent Kelly. [8:14] Because it is, it is everything. [8:18] Please turn out and vote for Michael Guest, Mike Ezell. [8:29] Because the president needs Republicans to keep this positive momentum going. [8:35] You know, we feel good about this race. [8:38] I said from the get-go, he will never outwork me. [8:43] I will get out there. [8:44] I will do whatever it takes. [8:46] I have a proven record to run on that I am very proud of. [8:50] But you know how you kill a gnat? [8:54] My friend Homer told me last week. [8:56] He said, Cindy, you kill a gnat with a sledgehammer. [9:00] And you're about to meet my sledgehammer. [9:03] Thank you so much. [9:05] Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage country singer and songwriter, Daryl Worley. [9:39] Hey, y'all listen up, Corinth, Mississippi. [10:11] This is probably the most important opening act gig I've ever had. [10:17] And the opening act is supposed to get y'all fired up for the president. [10:20] He's in the house. [10:21] Let him hear you. [10:22] Another gig. [10:40] That was awesome. [10:48] Unbelievable. [10:49] Well, that's Mississippi, right? [10:50] I'm just right up the road in the edge of Tennessee. [10:55] Y'all know where I'm from. [10:56] Peek Week. [10:59] Hey, guys, can you play something that would get the crowd fired up? [11:01] And let me just say this about this song. [11:03] About 25 years ago, a little more. [11:07] It was number one for seven weeks in a row. [11:12] And it wasn't anything my record label did. [11:14] It was chosen by the people. [11:16] And if you look around, pay attention to what's happening in our nation right now. [11:21] I think a whole bunch of people have forgotten. [11:24] We need to keep doing what we're doing with the people that we're doing it with. [11:28] So that we can encourage and remind people, do not forget or wind up in the same place we were before. [11:35] Thank you for this song. [11:37] I love you. [11:38] People say we don't need this war. [11:55] I say there's something worth fighting for freedom. [12:04] And this piece of ground, we didn't get to keep them back in the day. [12:12] They say we don't realize the mess we're getting. [12:21] Before you start your preaching, let me ask you this, my friend. [12:26] You forgot to see your homeland under fire. [12:37] And our people gone when those towers fell. [12:45] We had neighbors still inside. [12:48] Going through a little. [12:49] And you said we shouldn't worry about it. [12:54] Took off the TV. [13:09] They said it's too disturbing. [13:12] For you and you, they'll just be dang good. [13:20] That's what the experts say. [13:22] It was up to me at the show every day. [13:25] I say this country is just out looking for a fight. [13:33] To say that's right. [13:38] To see your homeland under fire. [13:48] Oh no, those towers fell. [13:57] We had neighbors still inside. [14:00] And through and here. [14:02] And we vowed to get the ones behind the law. [14:07] But there were. [14:31] Yeah, some went down like you. [14:43] In that Pennsylvania view. [14:45] Have you forgot? [14:47] Pentagon. [14:51] The loved ones that we lost. [14:55] And those left to carry on. [14:57] We don't have to worry about being alive. [15:02] But it's not your turn. [41:39] I'll be here for you. [41:44] Across the state line in Tennessee, we're going to elect Marcia Blackburn as the governor. [41:50] We're going to defeat the radical left Democrats. [41:56] A Republican House and a Republican Senate. [42:00] And we're going to continue the work that we've been doing. [42:03] But I'm here today in Mississippi for a very special reason. [42:10] To stop a Marxist radical left Soros district attorney from being elected to the United States Senate. [42:18] We don't want that person. [42:23] Cindy's opponent Scott Colum became the district attorney with nearly $1 million directly from George Soros. [42:32] Without Soros, he couldn't have done it. [42:34] Who funded Colum to set loose thousands and thousands of dangerous criminals to prevent people of Mississippi. [42:42] And they have. [42:43] And they have. [42:44] You've seen the result. [42:45] As district attorney Colum has done the radical left spitting, releasing one out of every three criminals arrested in his district without charges. [42:55] Everybody was fine with him. [42:57] Except the Republican. [42:58] I'm sure he wouldn't have the Republican. [43:00] But slashing charges for serial sex offenders and savage murderers, which he did. [43:07] There's something wrong with these people, I'll tell you. [43:10] There's something wrong. [43:12] And by the way, have you seen the crowd outside? [43:18] 2,000 people watching. [43:22] We love you out there. [43:23] They're watching the jumbotrons. [43:30] No, we need them at every arena in the country. [43:37] We're having this. [43:38] It's totally changed. [43:39] The dialogue. [43:40] You know, presidents, Republican or Democrat, for whatever reason, don't do well. [43:47] Ever. [43:48] Almost ever. [43:49] 2 out of 25. [43:50] They never do well. [43:51] For some reason, nobody's explained it. [43:53] I'm going to ask Roger and Cindy for a little lesson why. [43:57] But for some reason, presidents don't do well individually. [44:02] No matter how good they are. [44:04] Even if they're great. [44:05] Like us. [44:06] Together. [44:07] Or whatever. [44:09] But I will say, nobody has ever campaigned. [44:14] Nobody's ever campaigned like I have for midterms. [44:18] I haven't. [44:19] And on November 3rd, the people of this state need to tell the radical left Democrats that [44:28] Mississippi is not sending as sore as communists to the Senate. [44:33] You're re-electing America first patriots. [44:35] She really is. [44:36] Cindy Heisman. [44:37] Thanks. [44:38] How's the crowd, Cindy? [44:44] Pretty good. [44:45] You didn't make sure. [44:46] Well, you did. [44:47] We've had it. [44:48] You know, when Cindy first ran, she ran against a guy who was terrible, actually. [44:52] And she called, could you help me with a little rally? [44:55] And I said, oh, Cindy, I'm so busy. [44:59] I was trying to get myself elected, too, you know? [45:02] I said, I'm so busy. [45:03] So we did a rally in that north or the south, I don't know where the hell it was. [45:08] And then she called me. [45:09] She said, sir, could you do another one today? [45:13] I said, you've got to be kidding. [45:15] And we did, and you won in a landslide, right? [45:17] And it's been that way. [45:19] And it's been that way ever since. [45:21] But Scott, Scott Collins is a fake, a shameless phony who pretends to be a moderate. [45:36] He always, like, I've seen this guy. [45:38] He's not a moderate. [45:39] But he sits on the board of an organization and wants to defund the police and abolish all [45:44] prisoners. [45:45] What's wrong with these people? [45:46] Do you know, in North Carolina, in North Carolina, they have a guy who allowed 88 prisoners, [45:55] all murderers, to get out of jail because he was concerned about them catching COVID. [46:01] They went out and they killed 25 people very shortly. [46:06] In other words, the 88 went out and of the 88, 25 people immediately almost committed murder, [46:13] killed 25 people. [46:14] And he was a governor. [46:17] He pretends he's a moderate also. [46:19] But he was terrible. [46:20] His name is Roy Cooper. [46:22] I can't get over it. [46:24] And the press doesn't cover it. [46:26] And Michael Watley, who's running, was the head of the whole Republican Party, was fantastic. [46:31] And the press doesn't cover it. [46:33] And we had a governor a long time ago in Massachusetts named Dukakis. [46:41] And he let out a guy named Willie Horton. [46:44] And Willie Horton went out and raped and killed almost immediately. [46:50] Three people, three women, raped, killed, raped, killed, raped, killed. [46:55] And that was the end of Dukakis. [46:58] For some reason, you know, then you saw it. [47:01] But they don't say, think of it, 88 people, murderers, allowed out because the guy didn't [47:06] want him to catch COVID. [47:07] Who the hell cared if they caught COVID? [47:09] And they mostly were young, strong people who weren't going to catch COVID. [47:21] And you let them out and they killed 25 people. [47:26] I can't believe it. [47:27] This guy's leading and nobody wants to talk about it. [47:30] And one guy was let out years ago, which was obviously a horror show, but nothing like this [47:38] that happened with all these people being killed. [47:41] And so it's crazy, you know. [47:43] We have a very corrupt media. [47:45] That's the problem. [47:46] Very corrupt media. [47:47] But he's teamed up with one of the most dishonest, just a criminal as far as I'm concerned, Attorney [48:02] General Letitia James in New York. [48:05] The worst, one of the worst. [48:11] She's one of the worst. [48:12] She's the worst probably. [48:13] I think she's worse. [48:14] I think she's even worse than Keith Ellison in Minnesota, but he's really bad. [48:19] To support the pro-criminal Marxist agenda and promote the transgender mutilization of your [48:25] children. [48:26] Can you imagine? [48:27] Can you imagine standing here 15 years ago and talking about the transgender mutilization? [48:34] Everybody would say this politician is Roger. [48:37] This politician is crazy. [48:38] Why is he talking about men playing in women's sports? [48:42] Why is he talking about the transgender mutilization? [48:45] Why? [48:46] Why is he talking about there will never be open borders again? [48:49] They allowed 25 million people in. [48:51] Who can imagine? [48:52] Brand new open borders. [48:54] 15 years ago, you would have talked about things like this. [48:57] They would have said, get this guy off the stage. [49:00] He's crazy. [49:01] But that's what we're fighting, Richard. [49:04] Yeah, that's what we're fighting. [49:05] And they want to get, you know, they want to take away your guns. [49:08] All these guys, they're the same. [49:09] They're the same. [49:10] There's a sickness out there. [49:12] But with Sidney Hyde Smith in the Senate and Donald J. Trump in the White House, we will [49:16] always defend your Second Amendment right to keep and bear our eyes. [49:20] So in this election, if you would, I'm asking you to pretend that I won the ballot. [49:33] And the reason is that when I'm on the ballot, exactly 49% more people show up. [49:39] We've won every one of those times that I'm on the ballot. [49:42] Big. [49:43] And the problem is when I'm not, they don't show up as much. [49:47] And in one way it's a compliment, it's another way. [49:49] You really just have to pretend. [49:51] And in a certain way I am on the ballot. [49:53] Because all of these things, all of these tax cuts that we'll be talking about, the no [49:57] tax on tips and no tax on Social Security for the seniors, no tax on auto tax. [50:03] So many people. [50:05] No estate tax when you leave your children a farm. [50:10] How about that? [50:11] No estate tax when you leave your children, your farm, your small business. [50:15] All of those things are going to be put back immediately into play. [50:19] And you're going to say, gee, we should have shut up the vote. [50:22] But early voting is underway. [50:24] And go vote. [50:25] And we want to win in a landslide. [50:27] Make it too big to rig. [50:29] Remember, too big to rig. [50:30] And in breaking news, just last week, it was revealed that Ilhan Omar, one of the great [50:44] congresspeople, that her name is not Ilhan Omar. [50:58] The one she used to get elected and sworn into Congress. [51:01] But rather it's an entirely different name. [51:04] Named Ilhan Nur Said Almi. [51:08] And the last name is incredibly, I'm sure you'll be shocked to hear this. [51:14] Incredibly, it's also the exact name of her brother, Ahmed Nur Said Almi. [51:24] The person they said she married and had children with lovely children. [51:31] When asked whether or not she married her brother, she said, not to my knowledge, no. [51:40] You know, that's what a lawyer told her, said that. [51:43] When a lawyer knows you're guilty, a question like that, the lawyer always says, pretend you [51:49] don't know, that was not a good answer. [51:52] I don't know. [51:54] I don't know what she could have answered. [51:57] Not to my knowledge, she said. [51:58] Therefore, because she used a fake name to be sworn in, I assume that we must immediately [52:05] resign her from Congress. [52:07] Let's get an out of here. [52:08] So here you please inform the Speaker of the House of Representatives, James Michael [52:20] Johnson, that the Democrat Party has just conceded the former Ilhan Omar's seat. [52:30] And that Ilhan Nur Said Almi, her real name, has openly admitted to fraud that she will no [52:38] longer be legally allowed to be a member of that august body. [52:43] The last time the radical Democrats had power, they gave us the worst inflation in American [52:54] history, the highest energy prices in American history, the worst rate deficit in American [53:00] history. [53:01] They allowed 25 million people to pour across our borders from all over the world. [53:07] And if they win the midterms, they will do it all again. [53:10] They'll start it all again. [53:11] They'll start it all again. [53:12] The proud people of Mississippi will never let that happen. [53:17] So, nice looking guys. [53:28] These guys that went over those cowboy hats. [53:31] I love those cowboy hats. [53:32] I don't know if it works for me. [53:34] I love the cowboy. [53:35] I love Texas. [53:36] You know who won Texas? [53:37] I won Texas three times in the highest vote in the history of Texas. [53:43] I won Florida three times in the highest vote in the history of Florida. [53:47] I won, just like everything, so many. [53:50] This is one of them. [53:51] One of them. [53:52] Highest vote in history all three times. [53:55] I don't know. [53:56] You like me. [53:57] I like you. [53:58] That's just the way it is. [54:00] But I would like to wear some of those gowns. [54:07] You know, I'm going to Texas, I think, tomorrow. [54:10] We're campaigning for a guy who was a great attorney general. [54:14] He's running against El Freaco. [54:17] El Freak. [54:19] And I think he's doing pretty well. [54:23] And I think, I hope so. [54:25] You know, I'm here because Cindy's doing great, but I just got to make sure I can take it. [54:29] I can't take that. [54:31] She's got no problem. [54:34] The only problem is, sometimes, and this happens, and sometimes when you think somebody's doing so well, nobody wants to stay home. [54:43] Oh, Cindy's great. [54:44] She's going to do it. [54:45] No problem. [54:46] Let's stay home. [54:47] And then bad things happen, Cindy, right? [54:49] So that's why I'm here. [54:50] Just get out and vote, because she's going to win big. [54:54] But less than two years ago, the radical left Democrats handed us the dark age of America. [55:00] But we quickly turned it into the golden age of America, and that's why no other president has ever accomplished so much in such a short ... [55:16] We've accomplished more in a short period of time, and with the help of a lot of great people in this room. [55:23] But we rebuilt our military, Roger, like never before. [55:27] Gave a lot of it away to different places. [55:30] But we're building more now than we've ever built before, Roger Wicker. [55:35] We achieved the most secure border in American history in the past 17 months. [55:40] Zero illegal aliens. [55:42] Think of that. [55:43] Zero illegal aliens have been admitted into the United States. [55:49] Zero. [55:50] Good. [55:56] 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 of 125 years, the year 1900. [56:16] And that's with millions of people allowed into our country who committed crimes. [56:20] We've got many of them out. [56:21] We're getting the rest of them out. [56:23] In case you had any question, we're getting the rest of them out, too. [56:26] I believe. [56:27] It was the hardest thing. [56:28] The inflation we've done great with. [56:31] The, you know, we've had the last three months, 1.7%, the last three months. [56:36] But, and the oil is going to come rocketing down as soon as we finish off our living situation with a group of absolute killers. [56:44] 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 burglars, and almost 700,000 fewer violent crimes than we like to process. [57:09] Big numbers. [57:11] And I deployed the national guard to restore law and order, to a place called Memphis, you know? [57:19] You know, you know, I got a call from the governor saying, we've got a problem. [57:27] I gotta call in Louisiana, too. [57:31] Same thing in Boreal said, we are deep troubled. [57:32] deep trouble. And we have the crime down 82%. We sent in our National Guard and a lot of [57:44] very strong people. You know, we want a big case to the Supreme Court. We want a thing [57:51] called merit. In other words, you're allowed to be a very strong person, a big, strong [57:57] person to be a soldier. We don't have to use people that aren't equipped to be a soldier, [58:02] like people that are physically weak, don't know how to fight, don't want to fight, and [58:07] would be very good at something else. Merit. We won merit. You get into college now based [58:13] on merit. Nobody can believe that we won this. I thought, I thought, wow. You get into the [58:21] military based on merit. In Memphis alone, we arrested 13,000 dangerous career criminals [58:29] and we removed more than 2,000 illegal firearms from the hands of some of the worst criminals [58:37] you've ever seen. Crimes down 81, 82%. In much less than two years, we've done. By the way, [58:46] speaking of crime, I have to tell you. So I went to Washington, D.C., and that place was [58:51] really in trouble. It was so crime-ridden. The worst it's ever been under Sleepy Joe Biden. [58:56] The worst it's ever been. Three people were being killed every single week. Three people, [59:03] nobody knows that. They come in from Iowa, they came from Indiana, they came from Mississippi, [59:09] and you'd call the parents, I'm sorry, your son, your daughter is dead. They came to see [59:16] Washington Monument, the Lincoln Memorial. I'm sorry, ma'am, your son is dead. Going to the Capitol, [59:28] the Capitol. And now, in just a short period of time, the Capitol is the safest it's ever been in [59:36] recording. We don't make those calls anymore. We don't make those calls anymore. We don't [59:44] make those calls anymore. We don't make those calls anymore. It's down 84%, but it's going to be, [59:52] I mean, I think it's much better than that even. No, it was terrible. You couldn't go to a restaurant. [59:57] People would walk to the White House. They'd get mugged or killed. We had one of my top people got killed [1:00:04] driving up, I guess, waiting for his wife to come out of the office building, bring her home. And this [1:00:11] guy comes up and wants the car and shoots him right through the head, dead. And it was terrible. And [1:00:17] we don't have that anymore. We took out more than 5,000 career criminals. And it's in fact, [1:00:23] some were so severe. Some were so bad. A lot of them came in through Biden's open border. Some were so bad [1:00:30] that we couldn't let them out. We really put them in jail because we don't want to take a chance and [1:00:34] come back in. But we had over 5,000. And you know, there's one great statistic, Cindy, [1:00:40] that I love. 2% of the people create 91% of the crime. Because we can handle that. 2%. You [1:00:50] know, it was 40%, 50%. What are you going to do? That's tough. But 2% in Washington, 2% create 91%. [1:00:59] That's great. And we took care of that 2%. We took care of that. And you know, [1:01:04] if you were a restaurateur, your restaurant was failing. Nobody wanted to eat out. They were [1:01:18] afraid. Even if you were in the restaurant, people would walk in and say, like the Wild West, [1:01:22] they'd walk and hold it up. You know, everyone's standing there in a restaurant. Can you imagine? [1:01:27] A fancy restaurant. Your hands are up. They're robbing the whole restaurant. It's crazy. And [1:01:33] none of that anymore. So the restaurants were all going out of business. Now, if you're a restaurateur, [1:01:40] the bad news is you can't get a restaurant. You can't. There's nothing for lease. Every restaurant [1:01:46] is packed. You had no trouble getting in. In the old days, that was 2 years ago, under a [1:01:53] totally corrupt administration. Corrupt and weaponized. I mean, there's never been weaponization. [1:02:00] like what they did to our people. In just a couple of months, we had it good. Three months, we had it [1:02:09] really good. And now we have one of the safest cities anywhere in the United States, and it happens [1:02:15] to be our great capital. A big thing that's happened to our country is the word tariff. I always say my [1:02:33] favorite word in the dictionary, but I get killed by the press because I say, what about God? What [1:02:39] about God? What about wife? What about relationship children? What about your children? So now I say [1:02:46] it's my fifth favorite. Thank you. I love you too, though. I have no idea where you are. You sound good to me. I [1:02:54] appreciate it. I do love you, actually. Wow. Well, I'll get myself into political trouble. They are [1:03:05] beautiful women in Mississippi, I can promise you. We're all beautiful these women. They're standing [1:03:18] up. We love you, though. We love you. They're so beautiful. That's crazy. But you know, you're not [1:03:23] allowed to say. I'm not allowed to say that it opens beautiful because that's usually the end [1:03:29] of your political career. So I will not say excuse me for saying that you're beautiful, though. You [1:03:37] know, I hope you weren't insulted. It's how crazy. How crazy is the world? But a big thing that's [1:03:45] taken place is in much less than two years because of tariffs. And the tariffs are so great. They're [1:03:52] making our country so rich. You know, the left loves to criticize the Arabs. You know what [1:03:57] they're doing? They're keeping our companies here. They're not leaving. And they're bringing [1:04:03] everybody back because you don't have any tariffs if you build your plant in Mississippi or in the [1:04:09] United States. You know what I'm saying? Crazy. We're building it all here. So listen to this. So because of [1:04:21] that, they're all pouring in. We just signed a deal with Audi. They're going to spend billions and [1:04:26] billions. They're all coming in. Toyota. Everyone's coming in. They're building. We've never had anything like it. We [1:04:34] paid security commitments for $22.2 trillion. That's up to about 15 or 16 months of new investment into the United States of America. The greatest amount of money ever invested in our country's history, or in any country's history. It has never been. [1:04:51] 22.2 trillion dollars. You know that, Roger? And thanks to my tariffs, which I've been a fan of a few years. Look, look, that's what China's been doing to us for 30 years. You know, I hate these stupid people back there. They go, tariffs, tariffs. They don't cause inflation. You know, they cause success. They cause wealth. They cause jobs. [1:05:19] That's what they cause. They always say, oh, they cause. You know, in the last three months, we've had, that's my time. You know, I inherited the worst inflation in the industry, by far. In the last three months, we've had 1.7% inflation. And you know what we've had? Unbelievable growth. The biggest growth in the history of our country. And what are these plants that are all being built? Automobile plants, SI plants, they're all being built. [1:05:49] And when they open up the, you know, during COVID, we learn something. We don't make medicine. So now Eli Lilly, Pfizer, Merck, all of them. Hundreds of billions of dollars are being spent. And I said to you very simply, here's a story. For two years, no charge, or 5%, 10%. For two years, you can pay almost nothing. Because they've got a bill. You know, they're all outside. They're in China. They're in Ireland. They're in all over the place. [1:06:18] Everybody been here. We lost our chip business. They're coming all back. We lost our pharmaceutical. We don't make anything here. So I give them two years. I say two years is good. After that, you're going to pay 10, 15%. Very long. After that, you're going to pay 50%. After that, you're going to pay 300 frickin' percent. [1:06:39] And they say, so they're all really getting their hearts out because they don't want to pay. It's very simple. You know, but I hear all these people that Trump has raised the cost. We haven't raised the cost. We have growth. And by the way, your incomes are going up much faster. [1:06:57] And if you look at the energy prices, I was listening to one of your great, by the way, congressman right here. [1:07:04] And I sure you did. But he was talking about the income. He was also talking about something else. He said that we didn't start the war with Iran. [1:07:14] Iran started the war with us. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Biden. I watched the Air Force One break up. I asked him, one of my favorite people, I asked him, if you mind if I copy that line. Is that plagiarism? Will you sue me for copying? [1:07:33] But it is true. In 1979, and they were killing our people for years. The SS Cole was an example. A lot of people died. But a lot of people died individually with the roadside bombs. [1:07:45] Salomene. Salomene. You know, Salomene. I killed him in my first time. Salomene. He was vicious. You know, we have people all over the country with no legs and with no arms, with a face that can destroy young, beautiful people. [1:08:04] I saw him at Walter Reed Hospital. Many times I go over just to visit. And I would see them. I saw a young man who went into the village just for experience. And he was from New Jersey. He went to, I think, Princeton. [1:08:20] 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. His parents were pretty well to do. He came from really a, you know, beautiful area. [1:08:32] And he was very handsome. I saw the picture before the accident. I saw a picture that was unbelievable. I would have looked, I would have loved to look like this. This kid was like a beautiful guy. And I went to the hospital and they, I said, who can I see? [1:08:49] Because when I go for physicals, every time I do a physical, I think. Every time I do a physical, they say, is there something wrong? They all, so far, so good. [1:08:58] But there are 26 of these suckers in a row that I could. Somebody says, yes, he has quite a busy schedule. [1:09:15] Yeah, let's see somebody else do. But it's fun to do. You know, when you love the people, it's fun. You know, God didn't make your vocal cords to do a rally every day. [1:09:25] But when you love the people, it's fine. And we love you. We really do. But so I was in the hospital. So I was in the hospital. I said to anybody, I can see, yes, a young man has been badly, badly hurt, wounded in, it was a rack. And badly wounded. [1:09:47] And this was my first time. I never forgot. I walked in and the father was a handsome guy, tall, beautiful looking guy, like right out of Wall Street. [1:09:57] He was in a beautiful dark pinstripe suit with a vest. I mean, he was central casting for a movie of, you know, successful person on Wall Street. That's a good thing, not a bad thing. [1:10:08] And the mother was a beautiful woman. And they were probably 52, 55 years old, beautiful, like from a picture. And they had a picture of their son who was as good looking as God can make somebody look. [1:10:24] You know, he was just a perfect boy. 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. [1:10:42] And he was barely conscious. And he was saying in a certain way, thank God, I still have my left arm. He really didn't have much of it left. And his face was just horrible. [1:10:55] And he sort of lives, you know, he lives. You check every once in a while, but he lives. And the amazing thing, he was a minesweeper. He would go around checking for mines, you know, the roadside bombs and stuff. [1:11:09] And he was the best at it. And he was all set to come home. He just wanted to spend two years to get to know, you know, before he went onto Wall Street, he became like his father. [1:11:19] And he was leaving at 12 o'clock and the guys were going out at 7 in the morning. And he said, this was in Iraq. And he said, not Iran, it was Iraq. And he said, I'll go with you guys. Let me go with you. [1:11:35] He said, no, you don't have to. He said, no, no, no, we're afraid. Let's go. And he had the, you know, the long bar jacket. And Salomini was the father of the roadside bomb. And our guys were getting really good at detecting them. [1:11:53] So they started making them more powerful and all out of plastic. No more metal. Did you know that, Roger? They were made out of plastic. And so you know, the metal detectors don't work. And he got hit. And his people were all dead. He got hit. He got good. [1:12:10] And that was done by Iran because they made those bombs. They made all of the roadside bombs. They gave them out. It was Salomini's favorite weapon. They blow up cars. You know, we make our vehicles with two-inch steel on the bottom. And it goes like this on the bottom. So when it goes up, the problem is if there's anyone on the sidewalks or anything, they get wiped out. And even the car got so strong that even that didn't protect anybody. [1:12:40] But they've been known as to us for years, Iran has. They make great weapons. They're very smart people. But we beat the shit out of them. They were two weeks away from having a nuclear missile. They're considered the number one state sponsor of terror in the world. Smart. They were going to have a nuclear weapon. And we hit them very hard with our B-2 bombers. The two B-2s, what a jump in. [1:13:44] They obliterated. Remember when CNN said, oh, no, it wasn't real. Turned out to be complete. Tons and tons of rock on top of everything. It was incredible. Late at night, 1 o'clock in the morning, with no moon. Can you imagine that? Every single bomb went right down the shack. [1:14:03] They flew in and then they got out. But we have to make sure that we follow it up and they can't ever have a nuclear weapon. They would use it. By the way, they'd use it immediately. They'd wipe out the Middle East. They'd wipe out Europe. [1:14:22] They now have a missile. You know, they had a missile that essentially reached Europe. They weren't supposed to. We said, where the hell did they get that? And they hit our cities. They hit San Diego. They hit Los Angeles. They hit our cities, too. [1:14:37] So somebody had to do it. And it had to be done quickly. Because there were two weeks. Once they had it, it was a much tougher conversation that we'd have to have. [1:14:48] And I heard your congressmen get up and say, about 1979, that's absolutely true. They'd been killing our people. And other people, too, by the way. Not us. Other people, too. [1:14:59] And this should have been done by other presidents a long time ago. And we wiped out the Navy. So they had 159 ships. There were 159 ships, exactly, sitting at the bottom of the East Sea. [1:15:13] They had 268 great jet fighters. And the jet fighters were scattered all over the runways in little pieces like this all over the runways of Iran. [1:15:25] Their radar is largely gone. They've got some, you know, the problem is, as soon as you stop hitting them, they start rebuilding again, Roger. [1:15:34] You know, they've got a little more radar. They have a little more of this and that. And they're trying to produce some more drones and all. [1:15:41] But somebody had to do this. And you know what? I don't want to belive it, because it's a big thing. [1:15:50] But I thought the price of oil was going to go much, much higher than I was fully prepared to do because we really had no choice. [1:15:57] Should have been done a long time ago. And what's happening is it's going to stop very soon. [1:16:03] We now have total control. You've been reading the front page of the Wall Street Journal yesterday said that we're taking more oil out of the harmless state than we did prior to the war starting. [1:16:14] How about that? We have the greatest blockade. Nobody's ever seen. The greatest blockade. Roger, we need some more ships. [1:16:25] You'll help me, please. OK? He's a good man here. But we have the greatest blockade probably in naval history. [1:16:36] Nobody's ever seen. Not one array ship has gotten through in many, many months other than when we did a little ceasefire. [1:16:44] We did a little ceasefire, which I never liked very much. I could consider it sort of a waste of time. [1:16:50] But, you know, we like to listen to professionals. But we did a little ceasefire, so we let some ships get in. [1:16:56] You know, we want to be nice. But it was just a waste of time, as far as I'm concerned. [1:17:00] But we're doing a job. We're doing a job for you. And the price of oil, the price of oil is lower than it was, another thing the Congress said, with Biden and Obama. [1:17:15] And they didn't do anything having to do with destroying nuclear capability from Iran. And our oil prices are lower than this. [1:17:23] They'll be down, like I said, in Iowa, when I made a speech, it was $1.85 on the top of the year. [1:17:33] And it was $1.95. There were two pumps, $1.85, $1.95. I said, man, it's a shame I have to do this. [1:17:39] But we really had no choice, you know? And it's worked out fine. And it'll be over soon. [1:17:45] And then they're going to have a nuclear weapon. So, really good. Really good segue to make that. [1:17:51] From 1979 and probably before that, with a different name, you know? [1:18:02] Right here in Mississippi, Toyota is investing $125 billion to expand production at its Blue Springs plant. [1:18:12] And two days ago, in Macon, Georgia, the chairman of a big, big car company, Europe, [1:18:24] stood up and announced that next month they start construction on a $40 billion plant that will produce 200,000 cars a year. [1:18:35] By the way, this is all because it's because of the election. It's because of good policy. [1:18:40] It's because we're the hottest country anywhere in the world, frankly. [1:18:43] But you know what? You know what? Now, think of it. [1:18:47] Two years ago, we were a dead country. We were dead. We were laughed at all over the world. [1:18:53] They thought our president was a fool. They thought everybody was. They thought we were all a bunch of lunatics. [1:19:01] Two years ago, we were laughed at all over the world. They didn't respect us. They didn't respect our leadership. [1:19:07] They didn't respect a guy that went around all over the place trying to get environmental change. [1:19:14] Remember John Kerry? All he talked about, the environment, the environment. [1:19:19] Then it happened to a plane, skew crap all over the air and go to the next set. No. [1:19:26] We were laughed at. Two years ago, we were laughed at. And now, every single leader in the world considers us to be the strongest, the hottest country anywhere in the world. [1:19:38] And since the election, the stock market has set 88 all-time record highs. [1:19:59] Think of that. That's much less than two years. [1:20:02] You know, we're still, believe it or not, we're still much less than two years. [1:20:06] Nobody thought we could do this quickly. I didn't even think we could do this quickly. [1:20:10] Your 401ks are 60% higher. So when you go to vote, and when you're thinking about voting for the city, but maybe if there could be anybody in this room, I doubt it. [1:20:21] But if you have any doubt, before you go to vote, pick up your 401ks and check it out. [1:20:28] You see that you have made more money than you've ever made in your entire life. [1:20:34] 60%, 65%, 58%. [1:20:37] People are telling me right now, my wife is in love with me. She thinks I'm like a great investor. [1:20:43] Sir, my wife highly loves me. She thinks I'm a genius. [1:20:47] Darling, you're really good in this, aren't you? Yes, darling? We're up 64%, right? [1:20:53] They didn't do a damn thing. I always talk about that. [1:20:56] The policeman from New York, he said, oh, my wife, she always hated my financial ability now. [1:21:02] She thinks I'm a genius. But you've got to look at your 401k. [1:21:07] You know, they say, oh, Trump mentions this. We have the highest stock market we've ever had. [1:21:11] That means jobs. That means income. That means all these things. [1:21:15] But it also means great work because you are in the stock market. [1:21:19] A lot of people don't even realize it. You know, you're guided by the stock market. [1:21:23] And when the stock market does well, you do well. [1:21:26] But income for hardworking Americans has soared to the highest level ever recorded. [1:21:34] So these next few facts, I've done this and I can't do it anymore. You know why? [1:21:38] Two reasons. Two reasons. [1:21:40] Number one, people have heard it. And number two, it's really causing secret service a lot. [1:21:47] Because I say these three things and then I walk off the stage, I leave. [1:21:51] Then I come back and I finish up. But I walk off the stage. [1:21:56] And you see these guys all over the place. He's leaving. He's leaving. [1:22:00] Way early then. But the reason I do it, it's fun. Not fun for them. [1:22:04] But the reason I do it is because when you hear these numbers, there's nothing else to say. [1:22:12] Ready? So you heard about 401k. You heard about stock market. Forget that. [1:22:16] So I just said, your individual income is the highest it's ever been in the history of the country. [1:22:22] Right? Now, here's my number two stat. More Americans are working today in the United States of America than at any time in the history of our country. [1:22:32] And here's my third. We created more than one million new jobs. And the poverty rate has just reached. Think of it. We have one million new jobs. This is a 50. We're doing better than we've ever done in the history of our country. We created it in a short period of time. [1:23:01] But another one, the poverty rate has just reached its best and lowest level in American history. Poverty rate. We don't want to talk poverty. But there are people that aren't doing so well. But they have been doing better by far than they've ever done before. [1:23:16] African American poverty. Hispanic American poverty. Native American poverty rates. Asian American poverty. I just got those numbers today. They're the lowest levels ever recorded. [1:23:29] Now think of that. So we have bump, bump, bump. And I'll give you one more. And I really don't have to say that much anymore, you know. I should save my voice. Because, because, Barack Hussein Obama. Have you heard of him? [1:23:54] Well, Barack Hussein Obama did yesterday, you know, campaigned just sparse grounds. Very sparse. Very few people. So he fought me on. He fought me with Drucken Hillary. Came and campaigned. He said, Donald Trump will never be president. He fought me with Drucken Hillary. That didn't work out well. And he fought me with Kamala. That didn't work out well. [1:24:19] And now they say, oh, whoa. Obama's going to start campaigning. And he's not even campaigning. Tell him he's not campaigning about me. Maybe I'll go home. [1:24:30] But he came in yesterday. And he made a speech. And part of his speech was to say, isn't it terrible that Donald Trump spends a lot of his time. Very little time. I do it very good. I'm really good at real estate fixing things. I fix things very good. Very beautifully. And inexpensive. I always feel beautiful and inexpensive. Which is a good combination. [1:24:50] But I can do it naturally. It's a natural thing. It actually relaxes me. Donald Trump spends a lot of his time fixing up the White House. Isn't that a nice thing to do? The place? No. He said, this is the Cheesecake Factory. Can you believe it? Which is a very successful company. This isn't. He doesn't like successful companies. [1:25:18] But, you know, he was very critical about me. Because I spend time. And if you would have seen the White House. I took over the White House. And it was in horrible condition. I don't want to use a terrible word. It was in horrible condition. [1:25:35] The plaster was falling off the exterior. You have an exterior coat. The plaster was falling off. The paint was no good. A lot of the beautiful ornamentation that they have around the windows. [1:25:47] I mean, they had four or five windows. I mean, they had four or five windows. But literally, the ornamentation was up on one side. And it had fallen off or half fallen off on the other. [1:25:56] And I fixed it. We made a mold of the good one. And we put it on the other one. And we put it on the other one. And then we skim coated it with an exterior plaster that's phenomenal. [1:26:14] And we put it on the entire exterior with the best artists you've ever seen. 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, but it does come from a box. [1:26:28] It's not for the other one. And it was badly broken in the main areas. City Heights can tell you, and Roger can tell you, like the white marble now, the dog hand. [1:26:37] We have the most beautiful marble. It's not money. It's peanuts. But the White House is now in better shape than it was in 1792. [1:26:48] And then I put in a really beautiful masterpiece. The Heliport is a masterpiece. [1:27:02] In fact, they would assume because I get sued on everything, I guess. [1:27:06] But it was so good, they dropped the suit of things. But the Heliport is a masterpiece because the helicopters, you know, very expensive, good machines, were forced to land in grass. [1:27:20] And when it was wet, it was muddy. And helicopters that cost $100 million, that are very heavy, aren't supposed to be landing in mud. [1:27:30] They're supposed to be landing on a helipad. So we built a magnificent helipad with the Eagle of the United States. [1:27:38] Did anybody see pictures of it? Did you see pictures of it? People love it. [1:27:45] And for 150 years, they wanted to have, not me, I won't get to use it very much. It could be finished. I'll have it for six months or something. [1:27:54] But except for me, this is for the present. This is for the future. We built the most magnificent borough. [1:28:00] We built the most magnificent borough if you've ever seen it. It's done in construction. It's in a schedule. [1:28:07] And he goes, he wants a whore over himself. I won't get to use it. You know, I would have done it the first time, but I was under siege by the radical lunatics. [1:28:18] So I didn't have time. I didn't have time. They protected me. But I didn't have time. But we're going to assume that. [1:28:27] And you know what it is? The exterior windows are bulletproof, this thing. The roof has steel on it, this thing. [1:28:33] Droneproof, missileproof. You have a safe place for your president's. And it's a beautiful thing. And it fits all. [1:28:43] But Barack was saying, he didn't talk about that. He really didn't talk about it. He talked about the borough. [1:28:51] That he spends all the time thinking about the borough. He should be thinking about, no, I should be thinking about terminating the JCPOA, [1:28:58] which I did a long time ago, thank God. The worst, stupidest thing I've ever seen. And I said, what a terrible thing to say. [1:29:06] So I said today for the press. I said, look, tell Obama the following. The White House is a symbol of America. [1:29:15] And when it's dirty, filthy, dirty, and broken, when the windows are cracked, when the exterior monument, [1:29:25] they call the monuments on the outside, when they're good on one side, but missing on the other side of a window, [1:29:33] people notice that. People know. I used to notice that. I came in 20 years ago. I came into the White House. [1:29:39] I was surprised. I looked at it. I said, man, this place is in bad shape. It really is. [1:29:43] Nobody's really done it. It's been a long time. It was open 1792. [1:29:49] And I made up for the last time, because we did a job that's actually in better shape now than when it was built. [1:29:56] Actually, I didn't want to do that. And I didn't take any time. I literally knew it when I'd walk home from the Oval, [1:30:06] and I'd walk, and I'd look up, and I'd say, boy, that wall is really bad. Let's go. We've got to fix it, fellas. [1:30:11] And they're very talented people. They have a great touch. [1:30:13] You know, they'd pay in the past. They'd have a big crack from a truck that backed into it, into a column, a big crack. [1:30:23] You know what they'd do? They'd paint it. They'd paint the crack. And you'd see it 30 years later. It just was a terrible shame. [1:30:30] But the White House represents our country, and that has to be perceived. [1:30:34] And I would try to explain that to a guy like Obama, but he wouldn't understand. He doesn't understand. [1:30:43] The White House has to be clean, pristine, beautiful. It can't have cracks in the column. [1:30:48] It can't have big blotches of stone laying outside on the ground from 30 years ago. [1:30:55] Some of it, believe it or not, some of it, not much. [1:30:58] Some would lay there for years, and nobody took care of it. Nobody loved it like I do. [1:31:04] Nobody loved it. And now the White House is in beautiful shape. [1:31:08] And I think maybe, what do you think, Roger? [1:31:11] I think maybe with all of the symbols, you've got the Capitol building. [1:31:14] I don't think any, to me, I don't think any building represents our country more so than that gorgeous, beautiful White House to me. [1:31:24] And we have to fix it. So, I report to you that it is in better shape than it's ever been. [1:31:33] It looks beautiful, and now you've seen the paper. [1:31:35] And even people taking pictures, they say, what a difference between this and the way it used to look. [1:31:40] So, it's been my honor to do it. I have fun doing it. [1:31:43] But exports are stored to the highest level in American history. [1:31:46] Now, again, Obama. Obama said, we are not a manufacturer. [1:31:53] We will never be a manufacturing country again. [1:31:56] Now, when he said that, I said, well, that's pretty bad. [1:32:00] You know, we're going to have more cars being made in America very soon than we've ever had. [1:32:05] Think of it. We have what we're doing in terms of manufacturing. [1:32:09] But look at that number. [1:32:10] We are exporting more outside of what we're making it and selling it than at any time in the history of our country. [1:32:18] That's called manufacturing. That's called whatever you want to call it. [1:32:22] So, when I announced that we're exporting and selling for nice prices more, [1:32:31] when I announced that the poverty rate is the best it's ever been, [1:32:35] the individual rate is the best it's ever been, [1:32:37] more people are working in our country than ever before by far, [1:32:43] that last, in the last short period of time, we took over a million jobs, over a million jobs, [1:32:48] I say, I can't help Cindy Hyde-Smith any better than that. [1:32:55] I don't have to stay up here any longer. [1:32:57] And what I've been doing in the past is walking off the stage to the conservation, [1:33:03] to the conservation of the people that protect us. [1:33:09] Go home. Go home. Go home. [1:33:12] So we get paid. You know, they're paid protesters. [1:33:39] They get paid $250 by, they think of Soros. [1:33:45] And they ruin their lives. [1:33:46] Because now they get booked. Now they get booked. [1:33:50] We don't usually press it too hard, but isn't that terrible? [1:33:56] And I was just, I was just at the punchline, too. [1:34:01] They always do it. [1:34:04] No, they're, I was just at the punchline, [1:34:07] talking about, [1:34:08] and our country must have a beautiful, pristine, [1:34:13] it's a symbol, the White House, [1:34:16] the symbol of our, [1:34:18] and then, [1:34:19] we don't want, [1:34:21] these people are sick. [1:34:22] For $250, [1:34:25] he broke up my punchline, [1:34:27] and it was a beautiful, [1:34:28] we have to have a beautiful, [1:34:31] beautiful, well-kept White House. [1:34:34] The symbol of our, [1:34:35] you know, we usually have a few of them. [1:34:58] They're a little late today. [1:34:59] They're a little late. [1:35:01] They're getting tired of being thrown out. [1:35:02] Thank you very much. [1:35:05] So, [1:35:07] four more years. [1:35:09] That's the other. [1:35:10] Four more. [1:35:13] Thank you, Mary. [1:35:17] So, [1:35:19] you know, [1:35:20] I just got to think, [1:35:22] you know, [1:35:22] we have the best-selling hat of all time, [1:35:24] Make America a great deal. [1:35:25] We have one that just went out. [1:35:28] You know what it is? [1:35:30] Okay. [1:35:31] You had a place called the Gulf of Mexico. [1:35:34] Now it's called the Gulf of America. [1:35:35] Do you know the Gulf of America? [1:35:37] I never understood why. [1:35:43] You know, [1:35:43] we have 93% of the front. [1:35:45] Did you know? [1:35:46] Seven. [1:35:47] So I did that. [1:35:48] The President of Mexico, [1:35:49] a really nice woman, [1:35:50] by the way, [1:35:51] with a beautiful voice. [1:35:53] And a beautiful woman. [1:35:54] I'll say it again. [1:35:55] Beautiful woman. [1:35:56] She called me, [1:35:57] no, no, no, President, [1:35:58] please, please, [1:35:59] tell me it's not so. [1:36:01] So there we are a hundred years longer than us. [1:36:03] Mexico, [1:36:03] 350, [1:36:04] 250. [1:36:04] It's been named the Gulf of Mexico for 350 years. [1:36:08] She said, [1:36:08] please, [1:36:09] please, [1:36:10] tell me it's not so. [1:36:11] Yes, [1:36:11] actually, [1:36:12] it is so, [1:36:13] ma'am. [1:36:13] I'm sorry. [1:36:16] Gulf of America. [1:36:16] Do you know that the business around the Gulf of America is like triple, [1:36:20] quadruple, [1:36:21] that everyone's selling? [1:36:22] Gulf of America. [1:36:24] Shirts, [1:36:25] these shirts. [1:36:30] And I recently renamed a little lake next to a place called Canada that's charging us massive tariffs, [1:36:42] and they're willing to drop them immediately. [1:36:43] Now, [1:36:44] I recently renamed a very beautiful lake, [1:36:48] and it's called Lake America. [1:36:55] Now, [1:36:55] Canada's street is bad, [1:36:57] but they want to make a deal badly, [1:36:58] so we'll get that taken care of. [1:36:59] But, [1:37:00] you know, [1:37:00] they've been ripping us off for a long time. [1:37:03] We don't like to be ripped off. [1:37:04] They've been really charging us, [1:37:06] by the way, [1:37:06] tariffs, [1:37:07] 400% to our farmers, [1:37:09] selling their, [1:37:10] they're all not in yet. [1:37:12] You stand up, [1:37:13] the blonde-haired woman, [1:37:14] the beautiful blonde-haired woman. [1:37:16] Am I right? [1:37:16] They've been, [1:37:19] wow, [1:37:20] you know, [1:37:20] as a farmer, [1:37:21] you're a farmer, [1:37:22] you don't look like a farmer to me. [1:37:25] Do all farmers look like you? [1:37:26] I don't think so. [1:37:29] But, [1:37:30] so you're a farmer, [1:37:31] you know what I'm talking about. [1:37:32] 400% for dairy products. [1:37:34] Nobody ever brings it up. [1:37:35] I have to always do the dairy work, [1:37:37] but, [1:37:38] they are dying to make a deal. [1:37:41] Don't worry about it. [1:37:42] But we did change the name of the little lake to Lake America. [1:37:45] So, [1:37:45] we have a lake, [1:37:47] think of it, [1:37:48] we have a lake, [1:37:49] and we have a gulf. [1:37:50] Now we need a river and an ocean. [1:37:53] Thinking about the Atlantic Ocean, [1:38:02] we call it the American Ocean. [1:38:04] I think you're a movie girl. [1:38:09] And you know what they told me? [1:38:11] I won't do this, [1:38:12] I promise. [1:38:13] The Mississippi River, [1:38:15] I'm not changing the name of the Mississippi. [1:38:20] Promise, [1:38:21] promise, [1:38:23] I'm not going to. [1:38:26] Boy, [1:38:27] I know exactly. [1:38:27] Can you imagine that? [1:38:31] Ladies and gentlemen, [1:38:32] I'm pleased with us, [1:38:33] we're changing the name of the, [1:38:34] and, [1:38:35] oh, [1:38:35] what city do we know? [1:38:36] We're in Mississippi. [1:38:37] I'm in deep trouble. [1:38:38] I promise I will never change the name of the Mississippi. [1:38:43] Okay? [1:38:43] That wouldn't happen. [1:38:46] Cindy, [1:38:47] I, [1:38:47] and Roger, [1:38:48] I think you'd have a little problem with it if I did that. [1:38:51] They would come roaring in. [1:38:53] You know, [1:38:53] she calls, [1:38:54] and Roger, [1:38:54] they say, [1:38:55] we really want you to do this and that. [1:38:58] She's about the ranchers, [1:39:00] about the beef, [1:39:01] about everything. [1:39:02] The beef's gotten up a little bit, [1:39:04] you know, [1:39:04] it's gotten up, [1:39:05] and it's starting to come down. [1:39:06] It's starting to come down. [1:39:08] And, [1:39:08] uh, [1:39:09] we want to have more. [1:39:11] And we want to have it made here. [1:39:12] We want to have it, [1:39:13] uh, [1:39:14] all, [1:39:14] we want to get, [1:39:15] please get your herds up a little bit, [1:39:17] if you don't mind. [1:39:19] Please get your herds up. [1:39:21] Okay, [1:39:21] Cindy, [1:39:22] will you please get them up a little bit? [1:39:24] But, [1:39:24] you know, [1:39:25] for 40 years, [1:39:25] you lost your shirt. [1:39:27] And, [1:39:28] uh, [1:39:29] you've never had a better time than me, [1:39:30] but get the herds up. [1:39:31] You gotta get them up. [1:39:32] Please. [1:39:34] Please. [1:39:35] But it's coming down a little bit. [1:39:37] The gasoline's coming down a lot, [1:39:39] and oil prices have come down a tremendous, [1:39:42] a tremendous amount. [1:39:43] So, [1:39:44] uh, [1:39:44] we have, [1:39:45] we have a great country. [1:39:46] With our Republican Congress, [1:39:48] I signed the great, [1:39:49] big, [1:39:49] beautiful bill, [1:39:50] literally the largest tax tax in American history. [1:39:55] With no tax on tips, [1:39:56] no tax on overtime, [1:39:58] and no tax on social security. [1:40:00] Okay, [1:40:01] we have time. [1:40:02] Let me ask you this question. [1:40:04] Which is the best of the three? [1:40:07] Clap. [1:40:08] No tax on tips. [1:40:12] Now, [1:40:12] if I'm in Nevada, [1:40:14] the place, [1:40:15] the place, [1:40:15] look, [1:40:16] in Nevada people are waitresses, [1:40:17] but if I'm in Nevada, [1:40:19] put no tax on tips. [1:40:20] Okay, [1:40:21] ready? [1:40:21] No tax on overtime. [1:40:23] No tax on social security. [1:40:29] Social security for us today. [1:40:30] And we did something else we made, [1:40:48] which has never been done in this country. [1:40:50] We made interest on car loans, [1:40:51] tax deductible, [1:40:52] but only if you buy a car [1:40:55] that's made in Mississippi or America. [1:40:58] Okay? [1:40:59] And we also just made the largest ever investment [1:41:05] in school choice. [1:41:06] People love school choice. [1:41:07] So important. [1:41:08] And under Republican leadership, [1:41:11] Mississippi has gone from having [1:41:13] the worst ranked schools in the nation [1:41:17] to among the best ranked schools in the nation. [1:41:21] Mr. Governor, [1:41:21] thank you. [1:41:23] Mr. Governor. [1:41:26] Thank you, [1:41:27] thank you. [1:41:36] You're a great governor. [1:41:37] Who do I give the credit to this? [1:41:40] Are you a governor? [1:41:41] I don't know. [1:41:41] How about everybody? [1:41:43] No, [1:41:43] that's it. [1:41:44] It's true. [1:41:44] You were ranked the worst in the nation, [1:41:47] and now you're one of the best. [1:41:48] That's pretty good. [1:41:50] What's better than that? [1:41:52] We also made the largest ever investment [1:41:55] in the U.S. armed forces. [1:41:57] That was Roger Wicker working with me [1:41:59] and lots of other people. [1:42:01] Thank you, Roger. [1:42:02] Stand up, Roger. [1:42:06] Roger, [1:42:07] very powerful. [1:42:09] He's very powerful. [1:42:11] Good guy. [1:42:12] Good man. [1:42:13] This includes nearly $400 million this year [1:42:15] to bring shipbuilding back to Gulfport [1:42:18] and Pasapula. [1:42:20] Does anybody know Pasapula? [1:42:22] Pasapula! [1:42:25] We captured and brought to justice [1:42:27] the outlaw dictator of Venezuela, [1:42:29] Nicolas Maduro, [1:42:30] who is now awake. [1:42:32] And we won the war in Venezuela in one day, [1:42:36] and we're now working with them, [1:42:38] and we're producing millions and millions [1:42:40] of barrels of oil a week. [1:42:45] The press doesn't like talking about that. [1:42:49] The fake news doesn't like talking about Venezuela. [1:42:51] Three weeks ago, [1:42:53] I also signed an order waiving [1:42:55] an off-road requirement [1:42:57] for red-dyed diesel, [1:42:59] allowing farmers, truckers, [1:43:00] and anyone else to fill up their red-dyed diesel [1:43:03] totally tax-free. [1:43:06] And you won't even need that. [1:43:10] It's going to come down very fast. [1:43:13] It's going to come down very fast. [1:43:14] The typical trucker or farmer [1:43:16] will save hundreds of dollars [1:43:18] every single time you fill it up, [1:43:20] so it's great. [1:43:21] Last week, [1:43:23] I also announced [1:43:24] the Harvest Fuel Relief Program, [1:43:26] providing our farmers [1:43:27] with eight billion dollars [1:43:29] offset diesel costs [1:43:30] in the harvest season. [1:43:32] So it's going to do [1:43:33] a pretty good job to do that. [1:43:37] And I think one of the most important things [1:43:38] we've done in the bill [1:43:39] to protect family farms [1:43:41] and small businesses, [1:43:43] we eliminated the unfair [1:43:45] estate tax or debt tax, [1:43:46] so that if you leave your farm [1:43:49] or business, [1:43:50] small business, [1:43:52] to your children, [1:43:52] they don't have to worry [1:43:54] about the taxes to be paid. [1:43:56] There's been tragic stories. [1:43:58] You know, tragic stories [1:43:59] where parents leave their farm [1:44:01] to their children. [1:44:02] The children want to be on the farm. [1:44:04] They love the farm. [1:44:04] It's a way of life. [1:44:06] I mean, there are some things [1:44:07] that people do. [1:44:08] Farming. [1:44:09] Even mining, [1:44:10] even coal mines. [1:44:11] They want to mine coal. [1:44:12] It's like amazing. [1:44:14] But the farmers love farming [1:44:15] and their children do. [1:44:17] Many times they want to stay, [1:44:18] but they couldn't. [1:44:19] They were losing their farms. [1:44:20] They'd leave the farms [1:44:21] and have the estate tax [1:44:23] put on by the government. [1:44:25] And they'd go out [1:44:26] and borrow the money [1:44:26] from their once-friendly banker [1:44:28] who turned out not to be so friendly [1:44:29] when they couldn't pay. [1:44:31] And they would oftentimes [1:44:33] commit suicide. [1:44:34] We don't have that anymore. [1:44:36] We have no estate tax [1:44:38] or use as you leave your farm. [1:44:40] If you like your children, [1:44:41] it's good. [1:44:42] If you don't like your children, [1:44:43] then I've just wasted three minutes. [1:44:49] And the Democrats, [1:44:50] Cindy Hyde, [1:44:51] you know, [1:44:52] the Democrats want to put it back up. [1:44:54] I don't get it. [1:44:55] I don't get it. [1:44:56] Including your opponent. [1:44:58] They want to put that back on [1:44:59] and they want to do the taxes [1:45:00] and everything else. [1:45:01] The whole thing is crazy too. [1:45:03] Protect our farmers [1:45:04] from unfair trade practices. [1:45:06] I recently gave them [1:45:08] $12 billion in relief. [1:45:10] And in my first term, [1:45:11] I gave them $28 billion [1:45:12] because it came from [1:45:13] it came from [1:45:15] China and the tariffs. [1:45:16] $28 billion. [1:45:17] It was a small amount [1:45:18] compared to what we took. [1:45:19] I also gave you the right [1:45:21] to repair your own equipment [1:45:22] and trucks [1:45:23] under the Democrats, [1:45:24] truckers and farmers [1:45:25] were prosecuted [1:45:27] for fixing their truck. [1:45:29] You know that, right? [1:45:30] You know, [1:45:30] I gave pardons [1:45:32] two weeks ago [1:45:33] to people [1:45:34] that were fixing their truck. [1:45:36] Sir, [1:45:36] I would like to recommend [1:45:37] the following. [1:45:38] What is it? [1:45:39] A man was sentenced [1:45:40] to five years in jail. [1:45:41] Oh, [1:45:41] what did he do? [1:45:43] Who did he kill? [1:45:44] He didn't. [1:45:45] He fixed his truck. [1:45:46] What do you mean? [1:45:47] He was fixing the engine [1:45:48] of his truck [1:45:49] and they caught him. [1:45:51] And he was sentenced [1:45:51] to five years in jail. [1:45:54] Did you know that? [1:45:55] Does anyone? [1:45:56] Do the farmers know that? [1:45:57] You know, [1:45:57] you have to bring it [1:45:58] to a certified... [1:45:59] You know why? [1:46:01] They thought you'd [1:46:02] take off maybe [1:46:03] some of the environmental [1:46:04] equipment that makes it [1:46:05] not work, by the way. [1:46:07] And did nobody know that? [1:46:09] I don't know what the hell [1:46:10] they had that line in there [1:46:11] for. [1:46:11] You know that, [1:46:13] Mr. Congress? [1:46:14] You know that I gave [1:46:16] pardons over the last few [1:46:18] weeks to many people [1:46:19] who were put in jail [1:46:20] because they were thinking [1:46:21] because you're not allowed. [1:46:23] And the funny thing [1:46:23] is these are farmers. [1:46:25] These are guys [1:46:26] that can fix the trucks [1:46:27] better than the young kids [1:46:28] that they put in plants [1:46:30] to fix them. [1:46:31] They got put in jail. [1:46:35] Yeah. [1:46:36] Roger, [1:46:36] I can't believe nobody [1:46:38] knows about it. [1:46:39] I'm so proud of him. [1:46:40] What the hell am I wasting [1:46:41] my time for? [1:46:43] Now I gave all pardons. [1:46:45] Sidney Ipsmith [1:46:45] is also leading [1:46:47] the Buying American Cotton Act [1:46:49] to strengthen Mississippi [1:46:51] cotton farmers [1:46:52] and to bring back textiles [1:46:53] and bring back [1:46:54] your big numbers [1:46:55] in the U.S.A. [1:46:56] Thank you, sir. [1:46:58] She's leading it. [1:47:00] In addition, [1:47:01] the United States Senate [1:47:02] only has a few days left [1:47:03] to vote against [1:47:04] the ridiculous [1:47:05] two times a year [1:47:06] changing your clocks [1:47:08] that drives everyone [1:47:09] crazy, [1:47:10] which nobody wants [1:47:11] to do anymore. [1:47:12] Roger, can you work [1:47:13] in that with Sidney Ipsmith? [1:47:15] Everybody wants it done. [1:47:17] Most people are demanding [1:47:18] sunlight. [1:47:19] Look, mostly I happen [1:47:20] to like. [1:47:21] I happen to like [1:47:22] Sunday afternoon. [1:47:24] I don't need it really [1:47:25] in the morning. [1:47:26] But most people, [1:47:28] I would say 70, 75%. [1:47:30] But you know what [1:47:30] 100% of the people [1:47:32] won't. [1:47:32] They don't want to have [1:47:33] to go up Waldo [1:47:34] to play stage [1:47:34] and hitbox. [1:47:36] And even churches [1:47:37] and municipal governments, [1:47:38] they have to hire cranes [1:47:40] to go up and say dangers. [1:47:42] Even, one thing that is, [1:47:44] you know, we have so many sacks, [1:47:46] less crime is committed [1:47:47] because you have more light [1:47:49] in the evening. [1:47:50] And criminals don't commit [1:47:52] crimes in the morning, [1:47:53] they commit them [1:47:53] in the evening. [1:47:54] Less crime. [1:47:56] The House has already [1:47:57] passed a bill five times [1:47:59] to make daylight saving time [1:48:01] permanently. [1:48:02] Five times the House has done it. [1:48:05] And the Senate needs [1:48:06] to take a vote. [1:48:07] I'm always letting you know [1:48:16] I had a big meeting [1:48:18] and I was an hour late. [1:48:19] I said, [1:48:19] I'm sure you're about [1:48:20] an hour late. [1:48:22] I said, [1:48:22] what do you mean? [1:48:23] Daylight saving time. [1:48:25] We'll change it twice a year. [1:48:27] And it's, [1:48:27] even now they say, [1:48:29] you know, [1:48:29] they have all sorts of excuses. [1:48:31] It's ridiculous. [1:48:32] They say, [1:48:33] well, the clock's automatically changed. [1:48:35] But you don't know that. [1:48:36] So the clock's automatically changed [1:48:38] and now you wind it back [1:48:39] still further. [1:48:41] So it's a stupid thing. [1:48:43] It actually costs a lot of money. [1:48:45] You know, [1:48:46] when you end up [1:48:46] the whole United States [1:48:47] and what it's through [1:48:48] and everyone hates it [1:48:50] and the Senate should vote it out [1:48:53] and go back to one time [1:48:55] and no more changing the clock. [1:48:57] I say it in the New York Post. [1:49:02] This was just out [1:49:03] in one of the big newspapers, [1:49:05] great newspaper, [1:49:06] the lawmaker New York Post. [1:49:07] Lawmakers in Washington [1:49:09] have tried to kill [1:49:10] the clock chains for good. [1:49:12] And this summer the House [1:49:13] overwhelmingly passed [1:49:14] the Sunshine Act, [1:49:15] Democrats and Republicans, [1:49:17] 308 to 117, [1:49:19] which would make [1:49:20] daylight saving time [1:49:21] permanent all year round. [1:49:23] So it would have all year round [1:49:24] a little more light in the evening. [1:49:27] That bill, however, [1:49:28] remains locked in the Senate, [1:49:30] meaning daylight saving time [1:49:32] will end as scheduled [1:49:33] to the disappointed. [1:49:36] The disappointment [1:49:36] of many, many Americans [1:49:37] are very disappointed. [1:49:40] Whatever you do, [1:49:41] yeah, Chuck Schumer, [1:49:42] that's true. [1:49:43] Whatever you do can do. [1:49:45] You're going to do it. [1:49:46] Take a win. [1:49:47] Just take a win. [1:49:49] So I hope they get it done. [1:49:50] I got most favored nation agreements [1:49:52] to reduce the cost [1:49:54] of many prescription drugs [1:49:55] from the highest price [1:49:57] anywhere in the world [1:49:59] and in the history of our country. [1:50:01] But we paid the highest price [1:50:03] in the world [1:50:04] to the lowest price [1:50:05] in the world. [1:50:06] It's coming from the highest [1:50:07] to the lowest. [1:50:09] We've achieved [1:50:10] the largest drug price reduction [1:50:11] in history [1:50:12] with price differences [1:50:13] of 300, 400, 500, [1:50:16] and even 600%. [1:50:18] Can you imagine that? [1:50:21] You think anybody else [1:50:21] could have done that? [1:50:22] No. [1:50:23] We abolished all discriminatory [1:50:25] diversity, equity, [1:50:27] and inclusion policies [1:50:28] throughout the federal government. [1:50:32] We got critical race theory [1:50:34] and trends [1:50:35] of gender [1:50:35] and sanity [1:50:36] out of our school. [1:50:38] We made English [1:50:39] the official language [1:50:41] of the United States. [1:50:42] And our country [1:50:49] is doing so well [1:50:50] under the Republican leadership [1:50:51] that only I can make you [1:50:53] this promise. [1:50:54] I think it's a very important thing. [1:50:56] If Republicans win [1:50:57] the House of Representatives [1:50:59] and Senate, [1:51:00] I am going to give [1:51:01] all adult citizens [1:51:02] in the United States [1:51:03] $5,000. [1:51:06] And only Republicans [1:51:12] can do that [1:51:13] because Democrats [1:51:15] can't even get close [1:51:18] because we're taking [1:51:19] in massive amounts [1:51:20] of money through tariffs [1:51:21] and record-setting [1:51:23] economic success. [1:51:25] But the Democrat policies [1:51:26] won't allow this to happen. [1:51:28] In fact, [1:51:29] if the Democrats win, [1:51:30] you will have a 1929-style [1:51:32] economic depression. [1:51:34] What they want to do [1:51:35] is so bad for our country. [1:51:37] You're going to end up [1:51:37] with a massive recession [1:51:39] or depression. [1:51:40] They have no idea. [1:51:42] Just like they like [1:51:43] open borders. [1:51:44] Just like they like [1:51:45] transgender for everybody. [1:51:47] Just like they like [1:51:47] men playing in women's sports. [1:51:50] The financial stuff [1:51:51] is just as stupid. [1:51:53] If the Republicans win, [1:51:54] you'll each have $5,000 [1:51:56] in your pocket [1:51:57] in economic success [1:51:58] for a country like [1:52:00] you have never seen before. [1:52:01] And remember, [1:52:03] just recently, [1:52:04] I gave all members [1:52:05] of the military [1:52:06] $1,776 [1:52:08] and everyone said [1:52:10] that couldn't be done [1:52:11] and I got it done very quickly. [1:52:17] Got it done very quickly. [1:52:20] And it was popular, [1:52:21] I think, right? [1:52:22] You know, it was 1775. [1:52:25] He said, [1:52:25] so we can do 1775. [1:52:27] I said, [1:52:27] what about $1 more, 17? [1:52:29] They said, [1:52:30] I think we can [1:52:30] scrunch it up, sir. [1:52:32] So 1775, [1:52:33] everyone said, [1:52:34] no way you can do that. [1:52:35] I did it [1:52:36] because they deserved it. [1:52:37] The $5,000 [1:52:38] Trump dividend [1:52:39] is approximately [1:52:40] $1 trillion. [1:52:41] It cost $1 trillion. [1:52:44] But we have a record-setting [1:52:45] $22 trillion [1:52:46] and our growth [1:52:47] is the biggest growth, [1:52:48] the greatest growth [1:52:49] we've ever had. [1:52:50] We want to pay down debt [1:52:51] and everything, [1:52:52] but it's the greatest [1:52:53] we've ever had. [1:52:54] So it's something [1:52:55] very easily handled. [1:52:57] The only caveat is, [1:53:00] you call it [1:53:01] the Trump dividend [1:53:02] or whatever you do, [1:53:03] the only caveat [1:53:04] is you have to spend [1:53:05] the money [1:53:06] in the United States [1:53:07] of America. [1:53:09] You cannot go to France. [1:53:15] Governor, [1:53:15] let's go to France. [1:53:17] Let's go to France. [1:53:18] It's so romantic. [1:53:19] Let's go to France [1:53:20] and spend our money. [1:53:21] No, we don't let you [1:53:23] spend it in France. [1:53:24] You have to spend [1:53:24] the money [1:53:25] in the United States. [1:53:26] How is France doing [1:53:27] with their radical [1:53:28] left policies? [1:53:29] Not too good. [1:53:32] Not too good. [1:53:33] The choice is [1:53:34] very simple [1:53:36] in this election. [1:53:37] You can vote [1:53:38] for the radical [1:53:38] left Democrat [1:53:39] communist [1:53:40] to loot your wealth, [1:53:42] raise your taxes [1:53:43] by $5 trillion, [1:53:44] annihilate your borders, [1:53:46] decimate Mississippi [1:53:47] farms and factories. [1:53:49] You're doing better [1:53:50] as a state now [1:53:51] than you've ever [1:53:52] done before. [1:53:53] Mutilate your children [1:53:55] and give 25 million [1:53:56] illegal aliens [1:53:57] amnesty and the right [1:53:59] to vote. [1:54:00] Or you can defeat [1:54:01] the Democrat [1:54:02] communists and vote [1:54:03] more money in your [1:54:04] pockets, [1:54:05] bigger paychecks [1:54:06] for your families, [1:54:07] lower taxes, [1:54:08] less crime, [1:54:09] a booming [1:54:10] Mississippi economy [1:54:11] and no amnesty [1:54:13] for illegal aliens. [1:54:15] But you must [1:54:15] vote Republican. [1:54:17] Every single Democrat [1:54:45] in Congress [1:54:46] voted against [1:54:47] our tax cuts. [1:54:48] They voted against [1:54:49] no tax cuts. [1:54:51] Every single, [1:54:52] not one Democrat. [1:54:54] Isn't that a great term? [1:54:56] Will that go down [1:54:56] along the side [1:54:57] of Pocahontas? [1:55:00] Will that rank up [1:55:02] there with like [1:55:03] fake news? [1:55:04] I think it does. [1:55:04] Because it gets [1:55:05] right down to the [1:55:06] heart of their [1:55:07] gets to them [1:55:08] and they're [1:55:09] double-tracks [1:55:09] because their [1:55:10] policies are so dumb. [1:55:13] They voted against [1:55:14] no tax on overtime. [1:55:15] They voted against [1:55:16] no tax on social [1:55:18] security. [1:55:19] They voted against [1:55:19] voter ID. [1:55:20] They voted against [1:55:21] proof of citizenship [1:55:22] because they want [1:55:23] to cheat. [1:55:24] They voted against [1:55:25] securing our border. [1:55:27] They voted in favor [1:55:28] of the worst inflation [1:55:29] and highest energy [1:55:30] costs in American [1:55:31] history. [1:55:32] They voted in favor [1:55:33] of transgender [1:55:34] mutualization of [1:55:35] your children [1:55:36] and they voted [1:55:37] in favor of men. [1:55:40] Oh, I can't get it. [1:55:42] Men. [1:55:43] My wife hates me [1:55:43] when I do that. [1:55:45] She says that's [1:55:46] so unpresidential. [1:55:48] Darling, that weight [1:55:49] lifting routine you do [1:55:51] is very unpresidential. [1:55:53] I can't. [1:55:53] Then the guy comes [1:55:54] along. [1:55:55] Me, me. [1:55:57] In favor of, [1:55:59] they voted in favor [1:56:00] of men playing [1:56:01] in women's sports. [1:56:02] So on election night, [1:56:04] Mississippi is going [1:56:05] to prove that [1:56:06] America does not [1:56:07] belong to those [1:56:08] who hate it. [1:56:09] America belongs [1:56:10] to those who love it. [1:56:17] So, Cindy [1:56:20] Heisman is a fierce [1:56:23] advocate and a friend [1:56:24] of mine for a long time [1:56:25] for this sake. [1:56:27] And as a senator, [1:56:27] she has delivered [1:56:28] funding for 360 projects [1:56:31] across the state, [1:56:32] totaling over [1:56:33] $2 billion. [1:56:35] And very few people [1:56:36] have a record like that. [1:56:37] By contrast, [1:56:38] Scott Colombe. [1:56:40] How the hell [1:56:40] do you say that guy's name? [1:56:41] What a name. [1:56:42] Colombe. [1:56:43] He's campaigning [1:56:45] to give drug addicts, [1:56:46] taxpayer-funded welfare, [1:56:48] free health care [1:56:49] to illegal aliens, [1:56:50] and he supports [1:56:51] deadly sanctuary cities [1:56:52] that release [1:56:53] illegal alien criminals [1:56:55] into your [1:56:55] American community. [1:56:58] So, look, [1:56:58] I don't have to go into him. [1:57:00] He's a disaster. [1:57:01] He wants to take [1:57:01] your guns away. [1:57:02] He wants to open [1:57:02] your borders. [1:57:04] You must re-elect [1:57:05] Cindy Heisman. [1:57:06] Cindy, please come up. [1:57:21] Is this not [1:57:21] the best president? [1:57:23] Sometimes they get up [1:57:40] and they talk [1:57:40] for 10 minutes, [1:57:41] I say, oh, good. [1:57:43] That was one of the best [1:57:44] I know. [1:57:45] Cindy, that was good. [1:57:48] Oh, no, I had a guy [1:57:50] recently, a nice, good man. [1:57:52] I said, say a few words, [1:57:54] he talked for 15 minutes. [1:57:55] I said, that was a record. [1:57:59] That was great. [1:58:00] I think he gained a lot of work. [1:58:01] I also want to thank [1:58:04] Governor Tate Reeves, [1:58:05] a friend of mine. [1:58:06] He's been a great governor. [1:58:07] A lot of the things you hear [1:58:09] because of him. [1:58:11] And also a very special man, [1:58:17] a man who's strong [1:58:18] and smart [1:58:18] and understands the military [1:58:20] better than anybody. [1:58:22] And we buy that [1:58:23] and put it together, [1:58:24] Senator Roger Wicker. [1:58:28] Also Congressman Trent Kelly. [1:58:37] Congressman Michael Guess. [1:58:42] Thanks, Mike. [1:58:44] Lieutenant Governor Delvin Hoseman. [1:58:48] Thank you. [1:58:49] Good job. [1:58:52] You're doing a good job. [1:58:54] Attorney General Lynn Fitch. [1:58:59] Secretary of State Michael Watson. [1:59:02] Thank you, Michael. [1:59:05] Agriculture Commissioner Andy Gibson. [1:59:11] State Auditor Chad White. [1:59:16] Chairman of the Mississippi Republican Party, [1:59:19] Mike Hurst. [1:59:22] Great job. [1:59:24] Great job. [1:59:25] Well, that was a good job. [1:59:27] We won me. [1:59:30] Thank you, Mike. [1:59:31] Republican National Committee Woman, [1:59:33] Leslie Davis. [1:59:38] And Country News 16, [1:59:40] Darrell Worley. [1:59:41] Thank you. [1:59:45] Great. [1:59:46] Very good. [1:59:48] Everyone here today [1:59:50] is part of the greatest movement [1:59:51] in the history of our country. [1:59:53] And there's a spirit going along. [1:59:55] You know, when you watch, [1:59:57] well, look at all these people back there, [1:59:58] but when you watch them, [1:59:59] they talk about the Democrat, [2:00:00] we have the real spirit. [2:00:02] There have never been rallies like this. [2:00:04] Outside, you have thousands [2:00:05] and thousands of people. [2:00:07] There's never been anything like it. [2:00:08] And just before finishing up, [2:00:11] I'd like to show you two charts [2:00:13] that came from, in all fairness, [2:00:14] I give him credit, CNN. [2:00:18] Okay. [2:00:19] MAGA GOP on Trump. [2:00:20] In the 2024 election versus Kamala Harris, [2:00:23] he got 99% of the MAGA GOP vote. [2:00:26] Perhaps surprisingly, [2:00:27] I might have thought it'd be 100%, [2:00:28] but it was 99%. [2:00:30] Compare that to his approval rating now [2:00:32] of the MAGA GOP. [2:00:33] It's 98%. [2:00:34] That is, there's been no real decline [2:00:37] in MAGA support. [2:00:38] These folks say that they're going to vote [2:00:40] for Congressional Republicans [2:00:41] coming to the midterm elections. [2:00:43] Again, that's 99% [2:00:44] that Trump got against Kamala Harris. [2:00:46] Look now, [2:00:47] in terms of the Congressional vote, [2:00:49] 98% of them say [2:00:50] they're going to be voting [2:00:51] for House Republican candidates. [2:00:53] So that support is actually [2:00:54] really holding a strong, [2:00:56] it's really, really strong [2:00:57] when it comes to MAGA GOP [2:00:59] and Republicans holding on to that vote. [2:01:02] This one. [2:01:02] Okay. [2:01:03] The president Republicans most admired [2:01:05] is Donald Trump. [2:01:07] This is a historic comparison. [2:01:08] A majority of Republicans say, [2:01:10] 53% say, [2:01:11] he's the Republican president [2:01:13] they most admire. [2:01:14] While Reagan, [2:01:14] who traditionally has won that, [2:01:16] Donald Trump nearly triples up on this, [2:01:19] Reagan at just 18%. [2:01:20] And then Abraham Lincoln, [2:01:22] who by most historic accounts [2:01:24] is the greatest president of all time, [2:01:26] but Republicans say [2:01:27] that the president [2:01:28] that they most admire [2:01:29] by what is this, [2:01:30] six, seven times as many, [2:01:32] Donald John Trump at 53%. [2:01:34] Easily crushing Avalid at 8%. [2:01:37] And we do on the full show [2:01:38] that he was the greatest president [2:01:39] as well. [2:01:39] I feel like this is all I'm ready [2:01:40] to print out of his desk. [2:01:43] So in conclusion, [2:01:52] if you elect a Republican House [2:01:55] and a Republican Senate [2:01:56] on November 3rd, [2:01:57] so important, [2:01:58] we will continue to put [2:02:00] America first [2:02:01] every single day. [2:02:03] We will win [2:02:07] the war on corruption [2:02:10] and fraud [2:02:10] led by our great vice president, [2:02:12] J.D. Vance. [2:02:16] We will pass the [2:02:17] No Invasion of our Country Act [2:02:19] prohibiting any future president [2:02:21] from ever opening up orders [2:02:23] to illegal immigrants again. [2:02:27] We will ban sanctuary cities [2:02:29] and pass the death penalty [2:02:31] for large-scale drug dealers, [2:02:33] human traffickers, [2:02:34] and anyone who kills [2:02:35] a police officer [2:02:36] or a member of law. [2:02:38] We will pass the voter identification, [2:02:45] proof of citizenship, [2:02:47] and Save America Act [2:02:48] to defend our American elections [2:02:51] from death and fraud. [2:02:55] And we will enshrine [2:02:56] in permanent law [2:02:57] no men in women's sports [2:02:59] and no trans [2:03:00] agenda utilization of your children. [2:03:06] So ladies and gentlemen [2:03:08] of Mississippi, [2:03:09] the golden age of America [2:03:10] is upon us, [2:03:11] but you must get out [2:03:13] and vote Republican. [2:03:14] It's the only thing you have to do. [2:03:19] We've already made [2:03:20] unbelievable progress [2:03:22] and now we will reach [2:03:23] new levels of greatness. [2:03:25] This is what's going to happen. [2:03:26] We're going to reach [2:03:26] levels of greatness [2:03:28] not even thought possible. [2:03:30] It's my honor [2:03:31] to be your president [2:03:32] during such an exciting time [2:03:33] in the life of our country. [2:03:35] We've been doing this together [2:03:37] for 11 years [2:03:38] and there's never been [2:03:40] anything like it [2:03:41] and there probably [2:03:42] never will be again. [2:03:44] It's been something [2:03:45] and the world has watched [2:03:48] and the world [2:03:49] doesn't even believe it. [2:03:51] The world is falling apart [2:03:52] and we're doing better [2:03:53] than we've ever done. [2:03:54] So let's go out [2:03:56] and do what we do best [2:03:58] which is to win [2:03:58] on November 3rd. [2:04:00] Win. [2:04:02] And let's make [2:04:06] the next two years [2:04:08] bigger, better, stronger [2:04:10] than ever before [2:04:12] because we will [2:04:14] make America [2:04:15] powerful again, [2:04:17] wealthy again, [2:04:18] healthy again, [2:04:20] strong again, [2:04:21] proud again, [2:04:22] safe again [2:04:23] and most importantly [2:04:24] we will [2:04:25] make America [2:04:27] great again. [2:04:29] Thank you Mississippi.