President Trump Arrives in Turkey for the 2026 NATO Summit – 07/07/26

[1:12] Good early morning and welcome to RSBN Live. I'm Matthew Alvarez. President Trump is overseas for [1:19] a NATO summit in Turkey. We're standing by as the president is about to participate in an arrival [1:26] ceremony and greeting with the president of the Republic of Turkey. So of course that beautiful [1:30] plane that you see on the right there, the new Air Force One, President Trump about to deplane [1:35] and we will take it live as soon as we see him step to the top of that jetway there. And then [1:42] of course he'll be meeting with a number of people. There are a number of NATO leaders. Now [1:47] at 8 o'clock eastern time, so in about 45 minutes from now, the president will participate in a [1:54] state arrival ceremony and honor guard review. At 8.15, the president participates in a bilateral [2:01] meeting with President Erdogan of the Republic of Turkey. Of course this is all about a NATO summit [2:08] that is happening there for two days and we will have live coverage right here on Right Side [2:12] Broadcasting Network. Thanks so much for waking up with us or if you are watching on replay, [2:18] thanks so much for doing so as we are covering this NATO summit live right now here on Right Side [2:23] Broadcasting Network. Now if you missed it just yesterday, President Trump spoke at a Rose Garden [2:29] lunch. We'll have some of that, the content there in just a little bit. And in other news, [2:35] the RNC Midterm National Convention will be held of course on September 9th and 10th of this year. [2:41] Let's go to President Trump. All right, so we just saw of course the president meet with [5:35] President Erdogan of Turkey. That was just one specific live event there. There are plenty more [5:41] from President Trump's trip to Turkey. 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I've worked that shift before. [9:14] Anyway, it is Tuesday, July 7th. We know President Trump will be in Turkey. He's already there, just meeting [9:22] with the president, President Erdogan of Turkey for the NATO summit. Let's do this. We're going to go to a video of [9:29] President Trump. Just yesterday, he was speaking at the Rose Garden lunch for quite some time. So [9:34] what we'll do is we'll dip into that for a little bit here, as we have plenty to get to here on Right [9:38] Side Broadcasting Network. Lee Greenwood. Wow, has he been great, huh? That's been with me a long time, [9:46] that song. We won three elections with that song. And we have a country that's a much different place [9:55] than it was just a short while ago. We have the hottest stock market in history. We did great the [10:02] first time. We had the greatest economic numbers ever in history for the first term. And I think [10:08] we're going to be blowing them away. What do you think, David? Do you agree? Goldman Sachs. David's [10:13] here. We're going to be blowing them away. The numbers are all over the country. We have factories [10:19] rising. Nineteen point two trillion dollars investment. And please sit down. Please. I appreciate [10:26] you standing up. And anytime you want to stand up and cheer, that's okay, too. But we have a lot of very big [10:33] people here. They don't get up and cheer too often. But they're very happy with what's happening. And [10:38] we're doing very well. As you know, Venezuela was amazing. And we're getting along great with [10:43] Venezuela. We paid for the war many times over. And Venezuela is doing better. The relationship is [10:50] very, very good. And we're doing very well with Iran. We wiped out their Navy, their Air Force, [10:56] their radar, their leaders. We wiped out everybody. And then I heard they're doing very well. No, [11:02] they're not doing well at all. They want to make a deal so badly. But we'll see what happens. They [11:07] have to make the right deal because they cannot have a nuclear weapon. They cannot have a nuclear [11:10] weapon. It's very simple. You want to see a bad stock market? Let them use a nuclear weapon. I'll [11:15] show you a bad stock market, right? So, but we're doing very well. They've agreed to a lot of things that [11:21] a lot of people said they wouldn't agree to. We'll see what happens. We're going to win one way or the [11:25] other. We'll win the nice way or the not nice way. But I want to welcome everybody to the Rose Garden. What [11:33] you're sitting on, the stone is sort of a replica of the color of the White House. This was grass. [11:39] And I love grass. But, you know, the White House was built on a wetland and the grass was always [11:45] very wet. And if you were sitting here right now, your shoes would be destroyed. You would be [11:50] extremely unhappy with me. You'd want to leave. The men wouldn't like it, but the women would [11:54] with their beautiful, I won't name the group, but you know who I'm talking about, those extremely high [11:59] heels. They'd be sinking into, I used to go at the quicksand. It was a quicksand pit. So we've [12:06] redone it. We built the presidential walk of fame, which starts with George Washington and goes all [12:13] the way up to Trump. And it's been so popular. We've redone the path. All the stone was broken. It was in [12:21] terrible shape. And we put beautiful granite pavers in that will last. They said it has a million year [12:28] life. They go a million year plus. They rate stone, you know, 35,000 pounds per square inch. So think [12:34] of it, nature makes the stone far greater than we can. There's no stone that we can make. There's no [12:40] concrete or mix that we can make that's 35,000 pounds per square inch. But it's gotten rave reviews. [12:48] I don't know if anybody's up and seen it. But this is the walk to the Oval Office and walk to the West [12:53] Wing. And so we've done a job. And we've taken about 150 years of paint off of the columns and redid [13:04] them. They were in very bad shape. You know, when you have 150 coats of paint on something, [13:08] it's not good. You're supposed to what they call strip it. I don't use a word like that too easily. [13:14] I will tell you in construction, if you don't strip the paint off, it gets worse and worse and worse. [13:19] And it was looking bad. You couldn't even see the details of what was up here. We very carefully [13:24] stripped it. Now we're doing it. You notice the scaffolding on the front of the White House. [13:28] We're doing a lot of love is being put in the White House because frankly, it was treated very badly [13:33] by a lot of presidents had no idea. The last one definitely had no idea. Do you think he walked [13:40] in the office and said, I don't like the shape of the columns? I don't think so, Biden. I don't like [13:46] the shape of the columns. He didn't notice things like that. He didn't notice anything. [13:51] But we're putting a lot of love back into the White House. This will happen every 200 [13:56] years or so. You'll get somebody that will bring it back. But if you look at that wall [14:01] right there, that beautiful wall of the building itself, that's been redone and it's been done [14:07] beautifully. And the best thing and the biggest thing that we're doing is we're building a ballroom [14:11] and a tremendous military center that was supposed to be top secret, but it's no longer top secret, [14:17] because no matter what you do, you get sued. They sue because they think the ballroom is too big. [14:23] The ballroom is too small. I don't like the color of the ceiling. We don't like, you know, [14:29] you just get sued. In this world, we're living, especially if your name is Trump, you get sued [14:34] and you get sort of good at it after a while. It becomes routines ridiculous. But we're building [14:41] something the likes of which we'll never be even close to being competed with. The ballroom is [14:47] going up to there. You see, it's the hardest part is now completed. The base and it's rising, [14:53] very substantially rising. And when it's done, you know, the most you can see it is about 93 people [15:00] in the White House. It was always a problem. For 150 years, they've wanted a ballroom to be built. We [15:07] don't have a ballroom in the White House. We have a room that's a little bit large, but it's not a ballroom. [15:12] It's a very small room. We had King Charles here. Everybody wanted to be here. We couldn't hold [15:18] anybody. But soon you'll be able to. It'll be, I think it's going to be one of the most beautiful [15:22] structures in Washington when it's completed. And I've done many ballrooms and this will be, [15:28] there won't be anything to compete with this anywhere in the country. And that's what it should have. [15:33] And it'll use it exclusively only for the White House. But it's really what it should have. When you [15:38] have heads of state, it's also able to hold the inauguration. You know, we had the inauguration [15:47] was so cold that when you have January 20th, it's so cold, the weather, that generally the first time [15:52] we got by with it, it was good. It was, you know, like 34 degrees. But the last time it was below zero. [16:00] And you weren't able. So we use the Capitol. And it's a very small space. It's not safe. It's not, [16:06] you know, it's not, they didn't have drones in mind when they built it. They didn't have other [16:11] things in mind either. But we were able to get 921 people in. And this will hold many times that [16:20] numbers of people without the tables as seats. And bulletproof, drone proof, missile proof in many [16:29] cases, and beautiful at the same time. And a big military component, including on the roof, [16:36] a drone port. Can you believe we have a drone port? And it's like no other. So we're doing a [16:43] great service. It's great national security. We also take care of a need. Every president said, [16:49] this is crazy. I'm sure that many of you along with me attended. We would have a presidential [16:57] ceremony of some kind or had heads of state would come in. For instance, President Xi is coming here in [17:03] the toward the end of September 24th, I believe. And what we need is a big ballroom. We could hold [17:14] thousands of people to see him. Everyone wants to see him. Same thing with King Charles, [17:19] same thing with a lot of the leaders of countries. And now we're going to have a place the likes of [17:24] which no country has. I was in the Great Hall of China recently four weeks ago when I was in China. [17:31] They have a very large ballroom, beautiful ballroom. We don't have that. But we're going to have one [17:36] that tops everything. It won't even be closed. The beauty of it and the size will be great. [17:42] So it's exciting. And that'll be done. Actually, I will get to use it. You know, [17:46] people say he's building it for himself. I'll be using it. I'll be lucky if I get six months, [17:51] because it'll be done toward the middle of 28. So I'm really building it for other presidents, [17:58] but it'll give them great safety. Glass windows that are this thick that can withstand any form of [18:06] shot, rifle, drone, anyone, nothing gets through steel walls, steel ceiling, extra strength. I mean, [18:16] it's really an amazing thing. And yet, all of that security made it more beautiful because you have [18:21] very thick walls, very powerful walls, very beautiful. We've actually taken security and made [18:28] it a beautiful thing. It looks like it was built from 700 years ago. Like when I went to England, [18:36] we went to Windsor Castle. It's the longest building I've ever seen. I said to Charles, [18:44] it was built around like 900. You know, it was a long time. But I said to Charles, [18:53] who built this? This place is incredible. William the Conqueror. I said, oh, [18:59] William the Conqueror. Was he a nice man? Charles said, no, no, he was extremely strong and very [19:06] tough. I said, I figured with the name William the Conqueror, I would think. What do you think? [19:11] I think he'd be tough, Michael. What do you think? I said, we have to come up with a good name for you, [19:15] Charles. Maybe Charles the Conqueror. No, no, no, please. But William the Conqueror built a great [19:22] building. But we are building one that's going to top them all. And it's going to be beautiful. It's got [19:26] great architectural reviews. And more importantly, it got great military. We're doing it in conjunction [19:33] with the military and the generals. And these are smart, brilliant generals that know exactly [19:38] what they're doing, what they want. I'm giving them everything they want. [19:40] All right. Of course, President Trump at the Rose Garden just yesterday during lunch, [19:46] speaking to a number of people. Now, if you want to catch that entire speech there, of course, [19:51] it's on our social platforms all across the internet. Also, we may dip back into some of that speech [19:58] in just a bit. We have a number of things to get to. As of course, President Trump is overseas in [20:03] Turkey for the NATO summit. We'll get to that as well. Coming up at eight o'clock Eastern time, [20:08] there's some more footage live that we'll be seeing here on Right Side Broadcasting Network. [20:13] Let's go to a few of our sponsors in the meantime, Kalshi.com slash RSBN. Kind of sporting a tie that [20:19] kind of matches Kalshi today. Kind of cool. 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And since we're live a lot, crew, if we can get that clip, [24:32] that'd be awesome, the clip of President Trump just arriving once again. For those of the new [24:38] viewers that are slowly trickling in on this early morning live broadcast, because of course, it's [24:43] well into the afternoon out there in Turkey. So again, President Trump there for two days for [24:48] a NATO summit. And speaking of NATO, let's go to clip six as we get ready to see this summit [24:55] transpire over the next two days. Hi, welcome to Ankara, the heart of Turkey, [25:02] where history, culture, diplomacy and a strong defense industry meet. Located at the crossroads [25:09] of Europe, Asia and Africa, regulating navigation through the Turkish race from the Mediterranean [25:15] to the Black Sea. Turkey occupies a unique position in global security, trade and connectivity. [25:21] Ankara, once owned to many ancient Anatolian civilizations, now hosts impressive museums, [25:28] prestigious universities, as well as the mausoleum of Atatürk, the founder of the Republic of Turkey. [25:35] Atatürk chose Ankara as the capital for its central and strategic location. Feeling hungry, [25:43] as you explore the city, you should try the famous Ankara Smith, a delicious, thin and crispy bread, [25:49] perfect to eat on the go. Bad Ankara is much more than iconic street food and remarkable history. [25:56] The city is home to Turkey's largest defense industry companies and serves as a major hub [26:03] for military engineering and advanced technology. Turkey had joined NATO in 1952 and has played an [26:11] active role in the alliance ever since. Turkey has contributed significantly to NATO's collective [26:18] defense, including with the second largest army in the alliance. And these years, NATO summit will [26:25] take place right here at the Presidential Compound in Ankara. Ankara Hoškandans, welcome to Ankara. [26:34] We are meeting here in Ankara, one year after NATO leaders gathered for our summit in The Hague, [26:45] where allies made historic commitments. They agreed on the urgency of making our alliance stronger, [26:53] because of the dangerous world we face. They committed to invest 5% of GDP and defense by 2035. [27:03] And now, just one year later, we already see transformational progress. Here in Ankara, [27:11] I expect nations to present clear, concrete and credible plans to reach that 5% goal. [27:18] And the evidence we see so far is impressive. Just one year into a 10-year project, we see that European [27:29] allies and Canada are already investing around 4% of their GDP in defense and security. This includes [27:39] major increases to allies' investments in core defense, as well as their defense and security-related [27:46] investments. Last year, European allies and Canada spent nearly 20% more on core defense [27:53] than they had the year before. Looking at 2025 and 2026 combined, that's $258 billion in extra [28:05] investments. And the trend continues. President Trump got the 5% last year in The Hague, [28:17] which powers us forward. He said, you did it, sir. You did it. I don't know of any American [28:23] president in the modern era that could have made this possible. And what we accomplished last year [28:28] in The Hague now has to turn into real capabilities. The United States is leading the way. We expect [28:35] others to follow us and follow our lead. And no other president is going to do what I'm doing. [28:43] Ultimately, the summit for NATO is going to be the first report card after last year's meeting in The Hague. [28:49] The United States will be here, but we also need our allies to be here. We cannot [28:56] do it alone. And the American taxpayers should no longer bear the burden. You're watching history, [29:02] so buckle up. And that's what we'll be seeing here shortly. President Trump there, of course, [29:10] in Turkey. NATO summit for two days. We'll be getting to more live footage as soon as we see [29:15] some pop up on our screen. We'll go right to it. That's about 18 minutes from now. [29:19] In other news, as I mentioned earlier, the RNC Midterm National Convention will be held on September 9th [29:26] and 10th in Dallas at the American Airlines Center, of course, where the Dallas Stars play, [29:32] the Mavs. So that's where that will be coming up in just a couple months. So of course, that'll be [29:38] some huge coverage here on Right Side Broadcasting Network and in conservative media as a whole. 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Thanks so much for donating to the network [30:42] over the years. Now more than 10 years in business here at Right Side Broadcasting Network as we've [30:50] seen President Trump from coast to coast and around the world as we've covered so many rallies, [30:58] so many events right here on Right Side, including, of course, July 4th and then even on July 3rd in [31:05] Rushmore outside of Rapid City, South Dakota. More than a million, maybe even two million viewers, [31:11] of course, watching that. Great to see that as we are, you know, growing. And ideally, [31:18] more and more people will be telling their friends and family about the network because at the end of [31:24] the day, we're showing you from wall to wall the full speeches still to this day. And if you don't see [31:31] it live right here on the program, you'll be able to see it uploaded. That's something that our crew, [31:37] regardless of what time it is. We see the president go live. That is nine times, if not 10 times out of [31:44] 10, uploaded for you to see. And speaking of that, let's go to a quick replay of just a few minutes ago, [31:52] President Trump arriving this morning to Turkey. Let's go to clip eight. All right, so that happened [34:29] moments ago, and we will have some more live coverage from Turkey in just a second. Now, the [34:33] 2026 NATO summit, again, is being hosted by Turkey in Ankara today, July 7th, and then tomorrow, July 8th. [34:42] Now, this is the second NATO summit hosted by Turkey. The first was in Istanbul in 2004. This is the 36th [34:51] overall NATO summit. It follows the 2025 summit in The Hague and takes place at the Bestep presidential [34:58] complex, also known as just the presidential complex in Ankara. Some of the key details. The [35:04] host, of course, is the Turkish President Erdogan. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte is chairing the [35:10] summit. The participants are heads of state and government from all 32 NATO member states, [35:17] plus key partners. Of course, one of them, President Donald J. Trump for the United States of America. [35:24] So the NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has set three core priorities for the Ankara summit. One, [35:31] defense investment. Two, defense industry. And also, they'll be discussing, of course, Ukraine. That's [35:38] something that NATO discusses a lot. The summit will review progress since The Hague and set a roadmap for [35:45] NATO's key objectives. So we're going to hear from President Trump and also the President of Turkey, [35:51] Erdogan, in just a bit. At eight o'clock Eastern, we're told the President participates in a state [35:57] arrival ceremony and honor guard review. Fifteen minutes after that, the President participates in [36:03] a bilateral meeting with President Erdogan of the Republic of Turkey. We'll have both of those [36:07] events here live on Right Side Broadcasting Network. And we're also seeing in tomorrow's schedule [36:12] that President Trump will be holding a press conference in Turkey tomorrow towards the end of [36:18] the NATO summit. So, of course, a lot of coverage wall-to-wall here on Right Side Broadcasting Network. [36:24] Now, let's do this. President Trump spoke about a number of things recently here domestically. [36:31] Let's go to one of President Trump's True Social posts, clip number three. Referring to a political [36:36] article a few days ago, President Trump had this to say on True Social. [36:40] Republicans, look what I just found. The Democrats are openly stating that they plan to terminate the [36:47] filibuster if they ever take power and expand the Supreme Court. In other words, the President says [36:53] they will add two radical left states, I believe that's D.C. and Puerto Rico, four Democrat senators, [37:00] many congressmen and women, their dream of 21 Supreme Court justices, not just 13, [37:07] an unlucky number, President Trump says here, continuing his post by saying an impossible to [37:13] beat number of electoral college votes. And he says in parentheses, and that's the ball game. [37:19] Popular vote landslides and so much else. The Republican Party will never win another election, [37:26] the President says. And when he said popular vote landslides, it was in quotations or quotes. [37:32] How much longer are you going to allow this to happen to you? This is President Trump speaking to [37:38] the Congressional Republicans. They will terminate the filibuster, the Democrats, [37:42] the President's talking about, in their first hour. And I'll be sitting home with tears in my eyes [37:48] saying, I told you so. So that's from President Trump on True Social. I mean, that's something that [37:53] would be great to see the Republicans do terminate the filibuster. So you can get that simple majority, [38:01] which we do have, and vote for things like the Save America Act and other items from President Trump's [38:07] agenda. Unfortunately, we have, as President Trump says, the Democrats in there, and also some [38:15] Republicans who are just not really supporting or being on the side of We the People. That's just facts. [38:21] It's what we've seen. And we've seen President Trump talk about that as well on True Social. So [38:26] that was referring to a political article just a few days ago, where President Trump was talking about [38:31] that specific post. So we'll get to some more on President Trump's True Social account. Last night [38:37] at about, I don't know, 8.30, 9.30, there were about five or six videos posted to his account. We're [38:43] going to get to those in just a second. 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We're going to go to some of those videos here in a second. Those of you just [41:18] joining us, as soon as we see a live feed there in Turkey, we will go there. We see that it's getting [41:23] ready. Of course, President Trump, as you see in the bottom of your screen, or at least the bottom right [41:28] top part there, President Trump participates in the arrival ceremony and honor guard review. [41:33] After that event, and it may stay live from there, at about 8.15, the President will have [41:40] a bilateral meeting with President Erdogan of Turkey, as again, Ankara is where the President [41:45] is right now. That's where this 2026 NATO summit is being held. That's today and tomorrow. We'll have [41:52] coverage tomorrow as well. Let's go now, though, in the meantime, for this Trump on Truth video segment, [42:00] clip number four. Today we come to the heartland of America to pay tribute to a man who embodied the [42:13] heart and soul and fight and spirit of our country as much as anyone who ever lived. TR had transformed [42:20] his country by the reach of his vision and by the force of his will into one of the greatest empires, [42:29] ready to take its rightful place as the strongest and most respected nation anywhere in the world. [42:37] The life of Theodore Roosevelt reminds us that Americans never give up. We don't give up. [42:46] He never stopped, never quit, never surrendered. Theodore Roosevelt reminds us all that to be [42:53] a great nation and to be a free nation, we must have courage. Without courage, you have nothing. [43:00] He refused to accept failure, mediocrity, corruption, decay or decline, and neither should we. [43:09] As America turns 250 years old, we look at this remarkable man and we recall that with effort, [43:17] determination and drive, there is nothing that Americans of competence cannot do. [43:24] It is not the critic who counts, not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles or where [44:29] the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the [44:35] arena, whose face is marred with dust and sweat and blood, who strives valiantly, who errs, who comes [44:43] up short again and again because there is no effort without error and shortcoming, but who does actually [44:49] strive to do the deeds, who knows great enthusiasts, the great devotions, who spends himself in a worthy [44:55] cause, who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he [45:01] fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid [45:08] souls who neither know victory nor victory. All right, some great videos there. We have one more [45:21] that we're going to show you here in a second. Of course, from July 4th, as President Trump spoke in [45:25] front of how many people? I mean, there's a lot of people there. And then on top of that, of course, [45:30] we saw the world's largest firework display. So we're going to go and look at a highlight video [45:35] in just a minute. Of course, if you're just joining us now, of course, we've been talking about the NATO [45:40] summit and also President Trump's trip to Turkey for a two-day state visit. On top of that, of course, [45:45] we're looking at the 24-7 news cycle as well. So we're approaching 8 o'clock on the East Coast. So [45:53] President Trump participates in a state arrival ceremony and honor guard review in about, I would [45:59] say, 60 seconds from now, if it's slightly delayed. Of course, we'll stand by and wait for that to happen. [46:05] And then around 8.15, the president will participate in a bilateral meeting with President Erdogan [46:10] of the Republic of Turkey. In the meantime, at 8.45 Eastern time, whether that's live or recorded, [46:18] Dennis Price of the Heroes for Humanity will join us. A great story there coming up in just a little [46:24] bit. So in the meantime, let's go to July 4th's highlights from President Trump's speech. Let's [46:29] take a look at clip number seven as we await the president live in Turkey. Tonight we come together [46:36] for one of the most joyous and glorious milestones of all time. For two and a half centuries, [46:41] our American republic has stood as the crowning achievement of human history. This country is the [46:48] home of freedom. This is the land of liberty. And this is a flag that's the banner of the most [46:55] extraordinary, most exceptional, most incredible nation ever to exist on the face of the earth. [47:02] No people have done more good, shown more courage, made more progress, righted more injustice, [47:09] or achieved more greatness than you, the American people. We have thrived and flourished because our [47:15] founders were great. Our cause was just, our people are brave, our culture is exceptional, [47:21] and our destiny is written by God. After 250 years, the spirit of 1776 still lives within us all, [47:30] still burns in the heart of every patriot, and still lights the entire world with the glow of [47:36] American liberty. This is only the dawn of the golden age of America. And tonight our country is stronger, [47:43] freer, richer, safer, and prouder than ever before. A lot of people watched right here on Right Side [47:56] Broadcasting Network. What a day that was on July 4th. Of course, Robert McNeely and some other [48:01] colleagues there live. And then the day before, and Mount Rushmore out there at Rapid City, [48:06] outside of Rapid City, South Dakota, of course, RSBN's Megan Colder with that live coverage. So a lot of [48:12] great interviews and just really a lot of inside baseball stuff that the mainstream media, they're not [48:18] going to take time to just show you around the whole place. I mean, we have some time to do that [48:22] here on Right Side Broadcasting Network. So it's great to see that happen. And watching that highlight [48:27] video makes me think about September 9th and 10th as the RNC Midterm National Convention will be held [48:34] in Dallas at the American Airlines Center. So we'll have coverage, of course, of that. And that's going [48:38] to be here before you know it. I mean, July, August, the dog days of summer are upon us. Speaking of that, [48:45] as we await this live feed, let's go and talk about this next product. I want to take a minute to speak to [48:52] all of the parents watching today. It's officially the dog days of summer. And if your house is [48:56] anything like ours used to be, that means the dog sprawls out on the coolest tile floor that [49:01] he or she could find, refusing to move for anyone. It seems our dogs tend to run the house, [49:06] and honestly, we wouldn't have it any other way. Well, here's a fun fact. Our founding fathers were [49:11] the exact same way. 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So we'll be going to that [52:41] here shortly. Let's do this. At this point, I believe we have a number of videos to get to, including [52:49] let's get back into President Trump from just yesterday. He was at that Rose Garden lunch. [52:54] We were playing some of that clip. We're going to dip back into that as we check out some news [52:58] headlines. Actually, yeah, that's it right there. Let's go to it. [53:01] Hey, so we have to come up with a good name for you, Charles. Maybe Charles the Conqueror. No, no, no, [53:08] please. But William the Conqueror built a great building, but we are building one that's going to [53:13] top them all. And it's going to be beautiful. It's gotten great architectural reviews. [53:19] And more importantly, you've got great military. We're doing it in conjunction with the military [53:23] and the generals. And these are smart, brilliant generals that know exactly what they're doing, [53:28] what they want. I'm giving them everything they want. And it's really a national security must. [53:34] But I want to welcome you to the Rose Garden. And today's a historic day as we begin America's [53:41] 250th year. We're launching what's called the Trump Account. You've been hearing about it. [53:47] And this was something that was made possible because of the great, big, beautiful bill. [53:51] Otherwise, you couldn't do it. We got it approved. Ted Cruz is here and he helped us a lot. And I want [53:57] to thank you, Ted. And to ensure that every American child is born with a head start and a fair shot [54:04] at the American dream, because by the time they're 18, they could have a lot of money. They go up with [54:09] the market. Think what would have happened if we invested $1,000 in an account, even Brad and Mike, [54:17] Susan, if we invested $1,000 in an account a year ago. It's like would have doubled. And [54:26] because the market we're riding the hottest stock market in history, 81 days. I've been here one and a [54:34] half years. Think of it, 81 days, we hit record highs, including today. A lot of you Wall Street [54:42] guys, I see Larry and I see some of the biggest guys in Wall Street, David, Goldman Sachs, Blackstone, [54:50] BlackRock, they're all here. And think of it, I'm making them all geniuses. Every one of them is a [54:56] genius. Is anybody doing poorly? If you are, I guess you have a couple of guys that went short. [55:01] Those poor bastards, I mean, they are, they're in big trouble. They're being wiped out. They're [55:06] short guys. I never liked short guys, because they're betting against the country. So that's [55:11] okay. But earlier this morning, many of you joined me in the Oval Office for the ringing of the opening [55:17] bell. And something happened that was incredible. Never happened before. We had the New York Stock [55:24] Exchange and NASDAQ, the top of both. These are great people. But they never did a bell and opening [55:31] together. This is the first time. There's the bell right there. And I said, it's so beautiful. [55:34] I'm not giving it back. I don't know if it's supposed to go back. But they're going to have [55:38] to fight like hell to get it back. We're not giving it back. Do you understand that, Scott? Don't, [55:42] don't let it leave. It's so beautiful. But that's the bell we rang. And that's where the New York Stock [55:50] Exchange and NASDAQ came together, the leadership, brilliant people. And the first time ever, [55:56] we did it together. It was an opening where we did it together. That's in honor of the Trump accounts, [56:00] because we're going to make young children born with no money, in many cases, rich. I think they're [56:07] going to be rich. But I want to thank Secretary of the Treasury, Scott Bessett, Chairman of the SEC. [56:13] These are really tremendous people. Paul Atkins. Scott, stand up. And Paul, please stand up. [56:24] Thank you very much. Director of the National Economic Council, Kevin Hassett, who's so great. [56:31] Everybody loves him. Stand up, Kevin. Thank you, Kevin. Governors Sarah Huckabee Sanders, [56:39] who worked here very diligently and brilliantly. That's my press secretary. She did a great job. [56:45] Thank you very much, Sarah, wherever you may be. Thank you. Governor Jeff Landry, who called me, [56:52] he says, you know, we have a crime problem. And we had the Mardi Gras. And he said, could you send, [56:59] we want to get rid of the crime, do something, because we have a little bit of a Mardi Gras coming. And [57:06] we have a little bit of a crime problem. And I think you say it was the safest, whereas Jeff, [57:11] the safest that they've ever had. Is that right? Right? In New Orleans. He said it was the best they [57:19] ever had, the safest. And the city crime is down 81%. I wish Chicago would call me. If Chicago would [57:25] call me, I would wipe out crime so fast, would remove the hardcore criminals like I did in Washington, [57:31] D.C., in Memphis, and in New Orleans. We were not just a question of, you know, we're going to have [57:38] big, strong soldiers. That's the least that, well, it's very important. But we removed in Europe, [57:43] places, you know, 2,900 career criminals. Many of them came through the Biden administration's [57:49] stupid open border policy they poured in. And I just want to give a little extra thing. Thanks a lot, [57:56] Jeff. You're doing a fantastic job. And I'm glad you called. But he called me up [58:01] two days ago. And he said, we just had the lowest crime numbers we've had in 50 years, [58:05] 50. And we haven't even finished the job. But they're down like 87, 85%. You'll be down to 90, [58:13] 95%. But we removed the criminals. We took them out. We're not letting them stay because they're [58:19] criminals. And they'll, you know, a great stat that I love, 91% of the crime in cities is caused by 2% of [58:30] the people. I love that because you can handle that. You can get rid of the 2%. If it was caused [58:36] by 91%, you got a problem. But 91% of the crime in Washington DC, as an example, was caused by 2.1% [58:46] of the population. These are career, many career criminals, sick people, mental problems, but 2.1% [58:57] in the case of Washington. And we removed from Washington DC 4,212 people permanently removed. [59:04] Many of them were brought back to their countries. Some were put in jail. Many were wanted. We had [59:10] murderers. So we've taken Washington DC crime. We've brought it down 91%. And it's considered [59:18] now one of the safest is we're going to do better than the 91% because 9% is even too much. But [59:23] we're going to bring it back to almost nothing. The only thing we have a hard time stopping is [59:28] a crime of passion. Do you know what that is? Anybody? Was anybody in? This is a group that probably [59:33] knows something about crimes of passion. But the crimes of passion, we can't do much about. Just one of [59:40] those things. But we have Washington is way down. We worked well with the mayor's office. The [59:47] National Guard and our military was unbelievable. And in Washington, restaurants were closing. [59:54] Nobody wanted to eat at restaurants. It was a disaster. When I first came, it was a really, [59:59] they were losing three people a week to murder. Can you imagine 150 people? And I said, wow. And we [1:00:07] really put it into gear. And now we don't have murders. I mean, you have, I guess, but not much. [1:00:14] And people are safe. And restaurants are thriving. You can't get, if you're an entrepreneur or a [1:00:20] restaurateur, you can't get a restaurant. There's nothing available. The restaurants are packed. [1:00:26] They used to go in and rob the restaurants that, you know, they wouldn't, you'd feel safe in a restaurant. [1:00:32] It was like the old wild west. They'd say, stick them up, give me your money. The whole restaurant is [1:00:36] handing them money. And now if that, if that ever happened, those people would be in deep trouble, [1:00:41] deep, deep. We, we hit them very hard. And we have tremendous military people involved. And they [1:00:49] do the trick. And that's what happened with Jeff, with Louisiana. That's what's happened with [1:00:54] Memphis, Tennessee, where the governor also called me. He said, Memphis, I mean, FedEx was going to [1:00:59] move. And now they called me the other day. They said, you've made it a safe city. I've never seen. [1:01:03] People have never seen anything like it. Washington, DC, every day, somebody says, [1:01:08] thank you. I know immediately what they're saying. Young women that walk to work at White [1:01:15] House, they used to take Uber and they felt unsafe because the Uber car was robbed and dangerous. [1:01:21] They'd shoot people. That doesn't happen anymore. And the girls are working to work. And the young [1:01:27] guys are walking to work. And the older guys, if they can walk, they walk. Half of them can't walk [1:01:34] because they made too much money. A lot of these guys here, they can't walk, but they're rich as hell. [1:01:39] But it's such a tribute. And I just wish that I'd get a call from the governor of Illinois, [1:01:49] as an example, or the mayor of Chicago. Sir, we've had a, they've had a horrible three weeks, [1:01:55] by the way. Many people shot, many people killed, and they just don't want to call. [1:02:01] They have to call. All they have to do is say, sir, we need help. I'll straighten it out so fast. [1:02:06] San Francisco. I wish they'd call. You know, you have a mayor there who's a Democrat, [1:02:12] but he's a good person. He's trying hard. But I told a couple of the very rich people living in [1:02:16] San Francisco. They wanted me to give him a chance. And I said, all right, I'll give him a chance. [1:02:20] But he can't do the job because he can't remove people like us. We have the law on our side. We can [1:02:25] remove murderers. You know, under the Biden Open Border Policy, 11,888 murders were allowed into our [1:02:33] country. They're living in a place near you. But I've gotten rid of most of them have been either [1:02:38] removed or we put them in jail. We've caught and caught most of them. But they came in through [1:02:42] an open border. They came in through prisons, mental institutions, drug dealers. You have no [1:02:48] idea the drug dealers that came in under Biden. Open border. Nobody checked. They just walk in. [1:02:54] And you could look at some of them. You could say, this is trouble. And they'd walk into our country. [1:02:59] We remove them. And I wish Los Angeles. I wish Gavin Newsom would call me. I wish Governor Pritzker [1:03:06] would call me. I wish the governor of New York would call me. They have tremendous crime and [1:03:11] all of them. And they would have they would go just like Washington. We have the men. We have [1:03:17] unlimited number of great men. You know, one of the things we one of the many things we got was from [1:03:24] the Supreme Court of the United States. You know, we went against merit. Merit had no place in our [1:03:32] country. And the president talking about a number of those governors from those blue states. It would [1:03:40] be great to see the National Guard in various cities across this land. We already see it in DC. We see [1:03:47] the the gain of safety, security there with the National Guard. Again, from the right side of [1:03:54] history, that angle, not from some tyrannical, you know, dictator type saying we're going to make the [1:03:59] military come into your city. It's not like that. It's simply to cut down on the crime that's [1:04:05] happening. Unfortunately, as you guys remember back in the Biden era, there was how many millions of [1:04:12] illegal immigrants, illegal aliens just pouring into the country. So we have to secure our border, [1:04:18] which already has happened thanks to President Trump, but also really the National Guard to really [1:04:23] help with those that are here. And whether they're illegal or not, just crime being cut down. We're [1:04:30] seeing that in DC. We're seeing that in Memphis, Tennessee, and it would be great to see that in [1:04:35] LA, Chicago, and the list goes on. But of course, the blue towns, they kind of like all the chaos, [1:04:44] don't they? Unfortunately, it's awful to see that. 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This in Ankara, Turkey, because it's the NATO summit [1:09:11] being held there today and tomorrow. After that review there, the President will then participate [1:09:17] in a bilateral meeting. So just having a meeting with the President of Turkey, Erdogan. Of course, [1:09:22] that will be happening in just a little bit. And coming up, we'll have a live interview. If [1:09:28] we're at the event in Turkey, we'll record this interview with the founder of Heroes for Humanity, [1:09:35] Dennis Price will join us to talk to us about the the tragedy in Venezuela. Did you guys see that [1:09:41] that earthquake? You know, we know that there are earthquakes every day that happen across the earth [1:09:46] there. I mean, I was looking the other day after I saw the Venezuela earthquake information and the [1:09:53] geological survey, it said that day alone there were 33 earthquakes throughout the earth. 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[1:25:03] We're going to see the president once again in that meeting in Turkey as they get ready [1:25:07] to join with a number of other NATO leaders as the NATO summit is kicking off today in Ankara and then [1:25:15] tomorrow as well. So we'll have more coverage tomorrow. And a shout out to those of you that [1:25:20] watched our coverage on July 3rd and July 4th. A whole ton of people watched RSBN during those huge [1:25:28] events. So thank you so much for doing so. And please pass along this link to your friends and [1:25:34] family as you'll see, of course, coverage wall to wall here with President Trump there in Turkey for [1:25:40] this NATO summit. And speaking of NATO, there are various videos that are out there about the Ankara, [1:25:46] Turkey hosting this NATO summit. So this is the second time it's happened in Turkey. The first time was [1:25:53] back in 2004 in Istanbul, this time 2026 in Ankara. Let's go to clip number six. [1:26:00] Hi, welcome to Ankara, the heart of Turkey. Where history, culture, diplomacy and a strong defense [1:26:09] industry meet. Located at the crossroads of Europe, Asia and Africa, regulating navigation through the [1:26:16] Turkish race from the Mediterranean to the Black Sea. Turkey occupies a unique position in global security, [1:26:22] trade and connectivity. Ankara, once owned to many ancient Anatolian civilizations, [1:26:29] now hosts impressive museums, prestigious universities, as well as the mausoleum of Atatürk, [1:26:35] the founder of the Republic of Turkey. Atatürk chose Ankara as the capital for its central [1:26:43] and strategic location. Feeling hungry as you explore the city, you should try the famous Ankara [1:26:49] Smiti, a delicious, thin and crispy bread perfect to eat on the go. But Ankara is much more than iconic [1:26:57] street food and remarkable history. The city is home to Turkey's largest defense industry companies [1:27:04] and serves as a major hub for military engineering and advanced technology. Turkey joined NATO in 1952 [1:27:13] and has played an active role in the alliance ever since. Turkey has contributed significantly to NATO's [1:27:21] collective defense, including with the second largest army in the alliance. And these years, [1:27:27] NATO summit will take place right here at the presidential compound in Ankara. Ankara, [1:27:34] Hoškelvind, welcome to Ankara. We are meeting here in Ankara, one year after NATO leaders [1:27:46] gathered for our summit in The Hague, where allies made historic commitments. They agreed on the urgency of [1:27:54] making our alliance stronger because of the dangerous world we face. They committed to invest 5% of [1:28:02] GDP and defense by 2035. And now... All right, so coming back here live to the studio as we are hearing [1:28:10] that the live feed is happening right now in Turkey. Let's go there now. [1:30:06] We are getting there, both. And we are getting there. Let's go there. Let's go there. Let's go there. [1:30:55] Sayin Trump'lar birlikte olması, bizlere ayrı bir güç katacak. [1:31:05] Kendilerine tekrar hoş geldiniz. [1:31:26] Well, I want to thank you very much. [1:31:31] As everybody knows, it's been very much reported. [1:31:36] We are great friends. [1:31:37] The President has done an incredible job just landing at the airport to see such a beautiful [1:31:42] airport and to have a building named after me. [1:31:48] I'm very happy about that. [1:31:49] The airport is absolutely beautiful. [1:31:53] The roads coming in were brand new and beautiful. [1:31:56] You've been a great leader and a respected leader all over the world. [1:32:01] And we really do. [1:32:02] We've had right from the beginning good chemistry. [1:32:05] We've had a very special relationship. [1:32:07] Turkey has become under the President a very powerful country militarily. [1:32:15] People don't know how powerful. [1:32:17] They have a lot of our equipment. [1:32:21] They have a lot of great soldiers. [1:32:23] And they're really somebody to be reckoned with. [1:32:29] And the nice part is that because of the relationship that we have, it's all gone very well. [1:32:35] I just want to say that I have a lot of respect for the President. [1:32:40] And I think it's really to the benefit of both countries. [1:32:46] We're going to be talking today about trade. [1:32:48] We're going to be talking about other things having to do with the military, lots of different things. [1:32:53] Probably we'll mention Iran, where we have essentially decimated their military. [1:32:58] They cannot have a nuclear weapon. [1:33:00] And we're going to have some very good discussions. [1:33:04] But we do a lot of trade with Turkey. [1:33:07] We make great things, and they make great things. [1:33:09] And we've had a very, very — it's had a very big impact on both of our countries. [1:33:14] So I just want to tell you that it's an honor to be with you. [1:33:18] And we're going to have a lot of good meetings. [1:33:22] We're going to have good dinners, good food. [1:33:24] We're going to have a good time, but mostly we're going to have a lot of work. [1:33:28] And we're going to do good things for our countries. [1:33:31] Thank you very much, Mr. President. [1:33:33] Thank you. [1:33:34] Thank you. [1:33:58] We're going to sell out 35s to Turkey. [1:34:11] And what about the legal restriction? [1:34:14] decision we're going to make we have a very good relationship and i would think that many people [1:34:22] i can tell you many people including the people sitting right here thinks you know why wouldn't [1:34:27] we do that have a better relationship with turkey and turkey's been in many ways much more loyal [1:34:33] than other countries that we think would be loyal so we got something certainly we would consider [1:34:39] it's a great plane it's the best currently the best plane by far and uh certainly something we [1:34:47] will consider again mr president sir yes mr president sir you said like president erdogan [1:34:55] was a big reason you wanted to come to the summit here what has made your relationship with him so [1:35:00] special in your own words and what do you broadly hope to achieve here you never know why a relationship [1:35:06] is special some people get along with and some people get on sometimes you get along with the [1:35:15] toughest people like him and sometimes you don't get along with the weakest most pathetic people [1:35:21] just don't get along maybe you don't respect them but uh i uh you know from from the day we met we [1:35:29] got along we had a pastor so i remember his name was pastor brunson and it was a very big thing and he [1:35:38] was a very traumatic he was sentenced to a long-term prison sentence and i felt he was innocent and i [1:35:46] called other people called they got nowhere i called the president and he released him immediately [1:35:52] something that the evangelical community will never forget because he was a good man mr brunson so [1:36:01] you know just things like that we just have always it's always worked out and i think it's been from [1:36:07] the very beginning from the first moment this is just i said it before it's a it's a it's a chemistry [1:36:12] that works between us there were those that i don't have a good chemistry with i will tell you that [1:36:18] and we worked that out too mr president [1:36:24] are you likely to announce further troop drawdowns in europe say are further troop drawdowns in europe [1:36:31] likely and are you satisfied with the progress that nato allies well you see i was very disappointed with [1:36:36] nato and frankly if it weren't held in turkey where my friend happens to be a very strong leader a very [1:36:44] strong person i it's possible that i wouldn't have attended i felt i had to attend because of the [1:36:53] fact that you know i know he's gone all out it's a big thing to have you know come to jerky or any place [1:36:58] else it's a big thing but we weren't treated well because we did something in iran we don't need [1:37:05] anybody's help i didn't even want the help but before i asked they said they wouldn't be there and we've [1:37:13] invested trillions of dollars in nato why to protect european countries and others canada etc but to [1:37:23] protect people countries from generally speaking it used to be the soviet union now it's russia [1:37:30] and i say that's fine but you would think that they'd be very willing to do something to help us [1:37:39] and they really weren't in the case of the united kingdom the prime minister i guess he's no longer there [1:37:46] maybe because of this it was a very unpopular thing he did he said no we'll help after the war [1:37:51] is over i said i don't need that kind of help we didn't need any help at all and in a way i was [1:37:57] testing people i was testing to see whether or not they'd be there because that's wrong said that [1:38:02] we helped them but i'm not sure that they'd be there for us and italy turned us down and germany [1:38:08] turned us down and france turned us down and it's okay but you know why are we spending hundreds of [1:38:16] billions of dollars and they're not there for us we've always been there [1:38:21] and they're not there for us we have to take a look at this [1:38:24] we have to take a look at this [1:38:26] we have to take a look at this [1:38:28] One time... [1:38:33] ... [1:38:37] ... [1:38:42] this time... [1:38:45] ... [1:38:46] ... [1:38:48] ... [1:38:51] ... [1:38:57] ... [1:38:59] ... [1:39:01] We are in our charters. [1:39:06] We are making our country's agreement. [1:39:09] We have to make a difference in the world. [1:39:14] We have our friends. [1:39:16] We are working together. [1:39:20] We are working in a way to work. [1:39:23] Ateşkesh, the people who have been living in the world. [1:39:27] The fire is a strong force out of the world. [1:39:30] Ateski sihranlerinin yönlentmesi için, insani yardımcının Gazze'ye girebilmesi için, [1:39:36] ayrıca Gazze'nin yeniden inşa edilebilmesi için, [1:39:38] örneğinizdeki süreçte ortak atabileceğiniz adımları değerlendirecek misiniz muhattabınızda? [1:39:43] If you say to be, if you'll know, [1:39:44] kendisinin de bu konudaki fikirlerini almak isteriz. [1:39:46] Teşekkür ederiz. [1:39:47] Özellikle Gazze konusunda, [1:39:50] tabii değerli dostumla bunları da konuşarak, [1:39:55] Özellikle bu bölgedeki sombrший v incidents, bu liderler zurvesi çok çok vielen [1:40:24] We have a great opportunity for you. [1:40:26] We have a great opportunity for you. [1:40:27] We have a great opportunity for you to do this on the side of the counter. [1:40:34] And you can say that the U.S. was an important part of his. [1:40:40] I will say that the U.S. President is a surprise to you. [1:40:46] We have a lot of war on F-35s and a military power of the NATO. [1:40:53] What do you think of this surprise? [1:40:56] What do you think of this surprise in the future? [1:41:01] This is the F-35 issue. [1:41:05] It's a new issue. [1:41:07] We've seen this in America before. [1:41:14] We've heard about five aircraft. [1:41:23] We've heard about this in Trump's years in the future. [1:41:35] We've heard about this in America. [1:41:37] We've heard about this in America. [1:41:43] We've heard about this in America. [1:41:51] is that not part of the deal what is the third one with respect to what [1:42:28] is there's our concerns about the russian missile defense system do you have those concerns about [1:42:33] the system are they going to have to concerns at all about anything he's a leader of a country that [1:42:40] he's made a much better country a much more powerful country and you see it it's beautiful [1:42:45] amazing thing now i have no concerns about anything having to do with turkey the relationship [1:42:53] i would say the relationship with turkey right now is better probably than it's ever been it was good [1:42:58] in my first four years but i think now it's probably even better than that if that's possible [1:43:03] mr president so u.s military and turkish military constitute a really strong and large military [1:43:14] base for nato are we expecting further defense cooperation out of this bilateral meeting out [1:43:19] of this nato summit here in ankara i'm going to find out when i go there we're going to find out [1:43:23] we're going to be having meetings they're very friendly with many of the leaders some of them [1:43:28] are new we don't know them you know i've been doing this for now sort of a long time if you count the [1:43:35] four years when we had a regular election you know i was very much into politics then too [1:43:40] but i spent the first four years i spent four years in a little different state and then we had [1:43:49] we've had an amazing probably the best year maybe ever had by an american president when you look at [1:43:56] the economy we have the greatest economy we've ever had with 19 trillion dollars 19.2 trillion dollars [1:44:03] to be exact being invested in the united states that's seven or eight times more than it's ever [1:44:09] it's it's a world record not just the u.s record and i just read where in fact coming over i was just [1:44:17] given i was in the car with those beautiful horses of great riders those great soldiers and [1:44:22] it came over the wires that toyota is moving out of mexico into the united states and building one [1:44:30] of the biggest truck and car plants ever built and it's amazing that's what tariffs do properly used [1:44:38] and so we've never had a more exceptional economy or potential economy there's never been anything like [1:44:46] under the last administration they did much less than a trillion dollars of investment coming in [1:44:53] and we're at 19.2 trillion in actually the first 12 months because that's where it's you know [1:45:00] really so we're there a year and a half so that number is now substantially higher but [1:45:04] 19.2 trillion scott for a period of 12 months nobody's ever said anything like that so [1:45:11] so we have by far the greatest economy we have more jobs right now in the united states than ever [1:45:17] before and we have a great relationship with some countries on trade and turkey happens to be one of [1:45:23] thingsobροunus [1:45:25] one of our Sindible [1:45:28] nelle [1:45:28] is [1:45:30] we matter the [1:45:37] is [1:45:38] how you can see [1:45:40] pires pacified [1:45:40] ship [1:45:42] you are [1:45:43] who did possible be [1:45:44] ... [1:45:57] ... [1:46:02] ... [1:46:09] ... [1:46:17] Is that for me? Are you asking me? Are you asking the president? [1:46:57] Thank you very much. [1:47:31] Thank you very much. [1:47:33] Thank you very much. [1:47:35] Thank you very much. [1:47:37] Thank you very much. [1:47:40] Thank you very much. [1:47:42] Thank you very much. [1:47:44] Thank you very much. [1:47:46] Thank you very much. [1:47:48] Thank you very much. [1:47:50] Thank you very much. [1:47:52] Thank you very much. [1:47:55] Thank you very much. [1:47:57] Thank you very much. [1:47:58] Thank you very much. [1:47:59] Thank you very much. [1:48:01] Thank you very much. [1:48:02] Thank you very much. [1:48:06] Thank you very much. [1:48:07] Thank you very much. [1:48:08] Thank you very much. [1:48:09] Thank you very much. [1:48:10] Thank you very much. [1:48:12] Thank you very much. [1:48:13] Thank you very much. [1:48:14] Thank you very much. [1:48:15] Thank you very much. [1:48:17] Thank you very much. [1:48:18] Thank you very much. [1:48:19] Thank you very much. [1:48:20] Thank you very much. [1:48:21] Thank you very much. [1:48:23] Turkey bought planes, it's the best plane, but they bought planes from the United States. [1:48:34] And when you buy a plane from the United States, if there's engine rehab and other things that are done to engines, [1:48:42] there's various things that happen, including just vacations, [1:48:46] I think we have an obligation to maintain engines and help them maintain engines. [1:48:50] When you buy a plane from us, what are we going to do to say you're buying a plane? [1:48:54] If the engine needs work or if the engine has to be rehabilitated or even upgraded somewhat, [1:49:02] but we have an obligation to do that. [1:49:05] What are you going to do, say I'm not going to do that? [1:49:07] Look, Turkey's been, I know a lot of people don't agree, although I think with time, they're starting to, [1:49:14] Turkey has been a great ally for us. [1:49:17] Turkey's been, Turkey could have gone on the side, they know Iran very well, [1:49:21] and they know the problems with Iran. [1:49:24] But they've been very instrumental along with a couple of other countries of helping them. [1:49:29] They could have gotten into the fight. [1:49:32] And I hear some people saying about their relationship with Israel. [1:49:36] They could have gotten into the fight. [1:49:38] They're a very powerful military nation. [1:49:41] They didn't do that. [1:49:42] Maybe they didn't do that because of me. [1:49:44] But they could have gotten into the fight on the other side. [1:49:49] They are a nation that's been very, very good. [1:49:54] And I can only, I can speak for myself as president. [1:49:57] They've been extraordinary in many ways with respect to our relationship, [1:50:02] including trying to end the war with Iran, or whatever you call it. [1:50:07] It's not even a war, it's a military operation. [1:50:10] It's a denuclearization. [1:50:12] That's really what it is, of Iran, because I don't think he wants to see them have a nuclear weapon either. [1:50:17] I'm pretty sure of that. [1:50:19] In fact, I'm totally sure of that. [1:50:21] So, but when they buy a product from us, whether it's a plane or anything else, [1:50:26] when it's time for maintenance, I think we have, don't we have an obligation to help them? [1:50:30] What are we going to say? [1:50:31] We're not going to, we're not going to let you use the product that you spent a lot of money in buying. [1:50:36] And especially when it's been somebody that, frankly, has been more helpful to the United States [1:50:43] than many other more traditional countries. [1:50:48] Mr. President, you will need President Zelensky tomorrow, sir. [1:50:52] You will need President Zelensky tomorrow. [1:50:54] Should we expect a breakthrough soon? [1:50:56] Where are we at Ukraine Talks? [1:50:57] I do. I had a very good talk with President Putin, who, by the way, is a lot of respect for President Erdogan. [1:51:05] A lot of respect for him. [1:51:07] We had a long talk yesterday, it lasted a long time. [1:51:09] And I also spoke with President Zelensky right after that. [1:51:15] I think they both want to make a deal. [1:51:17] It's too bad, it took so long. [1:51:19] But I think there's going to be, something's going to come out. [1:51:22] And the President's also helping us with that. [1:51:24] But I think there's something, you know, I settled eight wars, and I think we're going to be settling a night. [1:51:31] It doesn't seem likely now, but sometimes when, with war, I see when it's least likely, that's when it happens. [1:51:38] I had a very good talk with President Putin. [1:51:40] I had a very good talk with, I would say, as a combination. [1:51:43] A lot of times I'd do well with Putin, and Zelensky would be a problem, or vice versa. [1:51:49] Zelensky would be great, and Putin would be. [1:51:52] They both want to get it settled now. [1:51:55] That's all I do in my life is deals. [1:51:57] I know deals. [1:51:58] And I think they are going to, I think we're going to get it settled, hopefully soon. [1:52:05] Last month, 35,000 mostly soldiers died. [1:52:11] The month before that, it was 24,000. [1:52:13] The month before that, it was 27,000. [1:52:16] And the month before that, it was 29,000. [1:52:20] But last month, it was 35,000 young soldiers, mostly soldiers died. [1:52:25] And that's crazy. [1:52:27] Sayın Cumhurbaşkanım, Sayın Cumhurbaşkanım, savunma sanayi işbirliklerinden bahsediyoruz. [1:52:32] Ancak savunma sanayi işbirliklerimizi sürdürebilmemiz için, [1:52:36] Amerika'nın katsa yaptırımlarını da kaldırmış olması gerekiyor. [1:52:39] Sayın Büyükelçi Barak burada, kendisinin bu konuda aslında mesajları da oldu geçtiğimiz aylarda. [1:52:45] Sayın Başkanım da bu konuda olumlu düşündüğünü biliyor. [1:52:49] Hem ticaret hakimiyetine ulaşmak, hem de nasıl bir durumda, [1:52:54] burada Sayın Trump yanından önce açıkladılar. [1:52:57] Aslında Türkiye'nin hapıyla katıldığını da açıkladılar. [1:53:00] Ama aynı zamanda katsa yaptır ki uygulanıyor olmasına bir kezat olduğu düşünülüyor. [1:53:07] Bu noktada, bu görüşmede artık somut bir netice alınabilir mi? [1:53:11] Ayrıca siz bunu gündemize yaşayacaksınız. [1:53:14] Muhtemelen Sayın Başkan'ın da bu konuda düşünceleri de alabilirsen mutlu olurum. [1:53:17] Teşekkür ediyorlar. [1:53:18] I can tell you, we're going to be taking the sanctions off. [1:53:22] Okay? [1:53:23] I don't want to waste this time answering that question. [1:53:26] Because we're working very closely with Marco Rubio, very famous man, [1:53:33] great secretary of state, and with Scott Bassett, and with Pete and everybody else. [1:53:38] We're going to be taking the sanctions off. [1:53:39] It's time to do that. [1:53:43] Okay? [1:53:44] Mr. President, can you do something? [1:53:45] We don't want to sanction friends. [1:53:47] It's very simple. [1:53:48] There's plenty of people we can sanction, and we are sanctioned. [1:53:51] We don't want to sanction friends. [1:53:53] And because of the president, you know, we have a very good relationship with the new leader of Syria, [1:54:01] and he's done an amazing job. [1:54:02] In a year and a half, he's pulled the whole country together. [1:54:05] And I have a very great relationship with him. [1:54:07] And somebody said, well, he's pretty rough to put him there. [1:54:10] I approved him along with the president. [1:54:12] We were the two that really wanted him, and he's done a great job. [1:54:16] He's done a great job. [1:54:17] He's pulled it together. [1:54:19] It's not an easy job. [1:54:20] Mr. President, can you clarify what you meant with your social media post yesterday [1:54:25] with respect to Prime Minister Maloney, that true social post with the restraining order? [1:54:30] I don't know. [1:54:30] I think she's a nice person, actually. [1:54:33] We had a bad relationship. [1:54:35] It became a little bad because she refused to help us. [1:54:38] Again, I didn't put a heavy press on her. [1:54:42] But she refused to get involved with the Hormone Strait. [1:54:46] Or you could also say just Iran. [1:54:49] She refused to get involved. [1:54:50] So it soured by relationship with her a little bit. [1:54:54] But I like it. [1:54:55] I think she's a nice person, actually. [1:54:56] But I think she made a mistake. [1:54:58] You know, they get a lot of their oil from them. [1:55:00] We don't get any of them. [1:55:01] We have a lot of oil. [1:55:02] The United States has more oil than anybody. [1:55:05] And when you add Venezuela to it, it's like we have far more oil than anybody. [1:55:09] We don't need the restraints. [1:55:11] We do this because we think it's an important thing to do. [1:55:15] She just wasn't there for us. [1:55:18] And I wasn't happy about that. [1:55:20] You can imagine. [1:55:21] I wasn't happy about that. [1:55:22] Mr. President, you seem to express optimism that a deal between Russia and Ukraine is closed. [1:55:27] Why do you think that? [1:55:28] What conditions have changed? [1:55:30] Did Putin seem... [1:55:31] About what? [1:55:32] Russian Ukraine. [1:55:33] Did Putin seem open to any concessions that he had? [1:55:35] Never changed. [1:55:36] I just don't want him killing people. [1:55:38] You know, it doesn't affect the United States. [1:55:41] When Biden was here, he gave them hundreds of billions of dollars worth of equipment. [1:55:45] Now I sell the equipment for, you know, fair price, full price. [1:55:49] And I sell it not to Ukraine, I sell it to the European Union. [1:55:53] They pay us. [1:55:54] But with me, it's not anything to do other than I'd like to save lives. [1:56:00] You know, 25, 35, 30. [1:56:04] One time they hit 41,000 a month. [1:56:07] So, they're dead. [1:56:11] They leave their mother in Ukraine. [1:56:13] They leave their mother and father in Russia, Ukraine. [1:56:16] They wave goodbye. [1:56:17] And a week later, they're dead. [1:56:20] It's crazy. [1:56:21] And I would like to see it. [1:56:23] It doesn't affect us. [1:56:24] It's really, you know, it's far away. [1:56:27] It affects Europe much more. [1:56:29] We're there to help Europe. [1:56:31] But it doesn't affect the United States. [1:56:33] We have an ocean in between. [1:56:35] But, you know, it's just, I can't stand watching what's happening. [1:56:40] I've seen the pictures of those battlefields. [1:56:43] And it's a drone war. [1:56:45] It's a war of drones. [1:56:46] It's a whole new technology. [1:56:48] And we're actually the leader in drones now. [1:56:50] And we have the most sophisticated drones. [1:56:52] But people wouldn't believe how violent it is. [1:56:56] And I've seen the battlefields. [1:56:57] They send me pictures. [1:56:58] I actually want to say, don't send them to me. [1:57:01] Pete, this man right here, sends me pictures. [1:57:04] Pete, accept. [1:57:05] And I said, Pete, you know what? [1:57:08] There's enough to look. [1:57:09] I've never seen anything like it. [1:57:10] It's carnage. [1:57:12] And it should stop. [1:57:13] Did Pete seem open to any concessions to end the war in your call with him? [1:57:25] He did a lot very well in the vote. [1:57:27] And we begin to settle. [1:57:29] And President Erdogan is helping us get it. [1:57:33] As he's helping with arrest. [1:57:35] And it's surrounded by China's ships and Russian ships. [1:58:02] And that's not going to happen. [1:58:04] Chips, it's not going to happen. [1:58:06] It was Greenland that, and it continues to be, that should be controlled by the United [1:58:13] States, not by Denmark. [1:58:15] And when they wouldn't go along with it, and with all the money we spent to help them [1:58:18] with Russia, and we don't have to spend any money, we could remove all of our soldiers [1:58:24] out of Europe. [1:58:25] Because as you probably noticed, Europe's a very different place than it was 20 years [1:58:30] ago. [1:58:30] A lot different. [1:58:31] Much different. [1:58:32] Much different. [1:58:33] And they better be careful. [1:58:35] Immigration and energy. [1:58:37] And they're not careful with those two things. [1:58:40] You're not going to have a Europe anymore. [1:58:42] Mr. President. [1:58:43] Thank you, sir. [1:58:43] Thank you, sir. [1:58:46] Thank you, press. [1:58:47] Thank you, press. [1:58:48] Thank you, press. [1:58:52] President Trump meeting with Turkish President Erdogan prior to the NATO summit taking place [1:59:01] in the Turkish capital of Ankara tomorrow. [1:59:04] A couple quick facts about Turkey per Grakh. [1:59:06] The country's population, 88 million. [1:59:09] Turkey is the only country in the world located on two continents, Europe and Asia. [1:59:14] And the first coins in history were minted in Lydia, located in western Turkey around [1:59:20] the 7th century BC. [1:59:23] Before we move on with our live broadcast, let's go with some of our great sponsors, including [1:59:27] All Family Pharmacy. [1:59:28] Now, this is interesting because today's the last day for this buy one, get one free sale. [1:59:33] Our friends at All Family Pharmacy are kicking off Independence Day, the whole time to celebrate, [1:59:38] of course, with their biggest sale of the year. [1:59:41] And if you've been thinking about getting prepared, you don't want to miss this. 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[2:01:20] TR had transformed his country by the reach of his vision and by the force of his will [2:01:27] into one of the greatest empires ready to take its rightful place as the strongest and most respected [2:01:35] nation anywhere in the world. [2:01:37] The life of Theodore Roosevelt reminds us that Americans never give up. [2:01:46] We don't give up. [2:01:47] He never stopped, never quit, never surrendered. [2:01:51] Theodore Roosevelt reminds us all that to be a great nation and to be a free nation, [2:01:57] we must have courage. [2:01:59] Without courage, you have nothing. [2:02:01] He refused to accept failure, mediocrity, corruption, decay, or decline, and neither should we. [2:02:10] As America turns 250 years old, we look at this remarkable man, and we recall that with [2:02:18] effort, determination, and drive, there is nothing that Americans of competence cannot do. 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So we're on the central time zone here in this state. That's when we started our [2:09:49] broadcast this morning. So 715 in the morning, bright and early here for you on Tuesday, July 7th, [2:09:56] of course, because President Trump is out there in Ankara, Turkey, meeting with the president there, [2:10:02] President Erdogan. And then tomorrow is the NATO summit. There's a lot of coverage we'll have here [2:10:07] on Right Side, whether live right here in the studio or on our social platforms. We also know [2:10:12] President Trump will be hosting a press conference tomorrow at that NATO summit. So also in regards to [2:10:20] what we're covering there for the NATO summit, if there's any breaking news, anything that's [2:10:25] major going on in the 24-7 news cycle, we can always talk about that and see what's going on [2:10:30] there as well. As of course, you see what our bread and butter is here at Right Side Broadcasting [2:10:36] Network. 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I've been there before for a Dallas Stars hockey [2:11:32] game. And I can say that at that game, I remember the national anthem. Everybody there in the arena, [2:11:40] it was against the St. Louis Blues, I remember to this day, because I like hockey. I've been to a [2:11:45] number of arenas. I've heard the national anthem in New York, in Buffalo, specifically New York City [2:11:50] and in Buffalo, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Colorado, Los Angeles. The list goes on. Montreal, because they [2:11:57] were playing, it was the Rangers and Canadians. I'm getting on a bunny trail here. But let me get back [2:12:01] to the story. Usually at the hockey games, the national anthem, you know, the crowd still [2:12:06] chants and boos and it's just a ruckus crowd. But in Dallas, every single person, every fan there at [2:12:14] this playoff game had their hands on their hearts and sang the national anthem. I just remember that [2:12:20] to this day. It's great to see the various fans, how they do what they do. And in Chicago, everybody [2:12:26] sings and claps and cheers at the beginning of the Blackhawk games. Anyway, enough of that. [2:12:32] But we do know, again, I've been talking about that midterm national convention for the RNC for [2:12:37] quite some time. For several months, I've been like, when is this going to be? Where is it going [2:12:42] to be? And why would I be so fascinated with it? Well, because this has never happened before. [2:12:47] Usually the RNC conventions are just during those presidential cycles. Well, this time, [2:12:52] there's a midterm RNC national convention in Dallas in September. Huge event, huge event going [2:13:00] into the midterms. Anyway, so we'll see that coverage, of course, throughout. Also, outside of [2:13:06] that, let's go to President Trump speaking on True Social just a few days ago, clip number three, [2:13:13] referring to a political article saying, quote, Republicans, look what I just found. He's referring [2:13:19] to this political article. The Democrats are openly stating that they plan to terminate the filibuster [2:13:25] if they ever get power or ever take power and expand the Supreme Court. In other words, [2:13:33] they will add two radical left states. Most likely that would be D.C. becoming a state, [2:13:38] Puerto Rico becoming a state, four Democrat senators, many congressmen, women, and their dream of 21 [2:13:46] Supreme Court justices. Not just 13, the president says, an unlucky number. An impossible to beat number [2:13:52] of electoral college votes. And the president says, and that's the ballgame. He says, quote, [2:13:58] unquote, popular vote landslides and so much else. The Republican Party will never win another election, [2:14:04] the president said. This was on July 3rd. How much longer are you going to allow this to happen to you? [2:14:10] They will terminate the filibuster in their first hour. And I'll be sitting home with tears in my eyes [2:14:16] saying, quote, I told you so, end quote. President Trump talking about that political article. [2:14:23] And I think, you know, referencing terminating the filibuster so we can pass what? What would we want [2:14:30] to pass right now that is very important? The Save America Act. But it doesn't look like the [2:14:37] Republicans are going to nuke the filibuster. And instead, we may have some problems coming up [2:14:44] in our country. It's called the Save America Act for a reason, right? So anyway, just seeing it and [2:14:50] calling it how it is. And great to see President Trump speaking about it like usual when it comes [2:14:55] to the Save America Act indirectly through that post. 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