President Trump Delivers Remarks at NASA's Kennedy Space Center UP Summit - 11/06/26

[3:14] Good afternoon. Welcome to RSBN Live. I'm Matthew Alvarez, live picture there in Washington, D.C. [3:19] As we know that we are going to see the president slated to speak tonight from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, [3:26] that at 6 p.m. Eastern Time Plus, from now until tonight's speech. [3:31] We have a couple hours together here. We'll get reaction, analysis, and what's next for our country [3:37] from a number of great patriots and hosts that joined RSBN, of course, on the campaign trail last month. [3:43] A number of great RSBN hosts that, of course, we saw from coast to coast with a lot of rallies out there, as we know. [3:52] We begin with developing news out of Washington, D.C., though, as there are a newly named White House chief of staff. [4:00] At 1.51 Eastern Time, the president posted the following on Truth Social, quote, [4:05] I am pleased to announce that Mr. Stephen Miller, the current deputy chief of staff of the Trump administration [4:10] and one of my most trusted advisors will become the chief of staff starting Monday, November 9th, 2026. [4:18] Susie Wiles, who has done an outstanding job, will be moving over to the Trump political operation. [4:25] I want to thank her for her service as chief of staff. [4:27] She has done a great job. President Donald J. Trump, end quote. [4:30] So, that's some developing news from a bit earlier, about three hours ago. [4:35] We'll be tracking or monitoring any other breaking news that may happen, developing news as it's Friday, November 6th. [4:41] And again, the president will be in Florida today. [4:44] He'll be speaking at the NASA Kennedy Space Center at 6 o'clock Eastern. [4:49] We have a little bit of content from NASA as well that we'll be showing you. [4:53] But before we get to that, let's go now to one of those RSBN hosts and conservative patriots, [4:59] Nikki Stanzio, and joining us live right now here on Right Side Broadcasting Network. [5:03] Hey, Nikki. [5:04] Hi, Matt. So good to be with you. It's been forever. [5:07] I'm so happy to see you. [5:08] Yeah, me too. [5:08] It has been quite a day, hasn't it? [5:11] Yeah, yeah. It's been quite a day, quite a week. [5:13] And that's my first question for you. [5:15] What's your initial reaction to what happened on Tuesday? [5:20] My gosh. Tuesday was quite a day. [5:22] I think a lot of us felt a lot of heaviness. [5:24] I think we felt a little sadness, right? [5:27] But ultimately, I think it's also that moment where we recognize the fact that things are the reality that we have to face that we don't necessarily want to face. [5:38] And we have been dealing with opposition since the day our president got on that escalator. [5:45] And we know that now there are a lot of gloating people who are out there looking to really set no policy, [5:53] but rather to set their agenda on how they could make things more difficult for him and for his supporters and for his administration and his followers. [6:02] And honestly, Matthew, I think the thing that we have to realize right now is that everything that we need done, [6:10] everything that we voted for this president for in 2024, now is the moment. [6:15] This is the moment where we have to rise to the occasion. [6:17] The Republicans, the entire group of people who have been in opposition to him who are supposed to be on his side, [6:23] this is the time that they have to recognize the reality of what's happening. [6:27] And then to that point, what do we need to do for the future of the country as we, the people, [6:33] as we just are coming off a devastating loss? [6:35] We see that there are a few changes happening at the White House. [6:38] I mean, this is still President Donald J. Trump standing in the way of all of the dam breaking for our country. [6:45] I mean, like I said yesterday, if Kamala Harris was president right now, this would not be a good look for our country. [6:52] Not at all. [6:53] And as President Trump always says, you know, we were a failing nation. [6:57] We were starting to look like a failing nation. [6:59] We were starting to become embarrassing to the rest of the world. [7:01] And now we have risen above that. [7:03] And now we are respected again. [7:05] And we need to continue to be respected. [7:07] And so that is why we need Republicans to band together. [7:10] We also need accountability. [7:13] And I think that's one of the key situations here is there are too many people who need to be held accountable [7:19] for their own corruption before it becomes the opposite, before the entire party of the Democrat Party decides, [7:27] how can we completely focus our attention on, quote, getting Trump? [7:32] As you remember, that was their entire agenda at one point. [7:35] And what are we going to get somebody on? [7:37] We're going to get them on trying to do every single thing that they promised they would do for this country. [7:41] Honestly, Matt, we're seeing a lot of issues right now with some potential fraud. [7:47] And I'm not saying that we shouldn't accept the results. [7:50] Even our own president said it is what it is. [7:52] But he's become the leader in a moment of chaos, no matter what's happening, [7:58] whether it's his own assassination attempt. [8:01] God forbid we saw what happened there. [8:03] He always comes out victorious and triumphant. [8:06] And he leads the way in a manner that allows the rest of the country to feel at ease. [8:11] And I respect him for that. [8:13] And I appreciate that about him. [8:14] But I also know that knowing him, in the back of his mind, he's also saying, [8:18] but we also need to see what happened there, what really happened there. [8:21] And you know for a fact that there have been a lot of things that have gone on that don't seem on the up and up. [8:29] We've seen over 2,100 counties that flipped. [8:32] And we also saw some flips that didn't even make any sense statistically, that literally just didn't add up. [8:39] So I think things need to be investigated. [8:41] I think he needs to take action on looking into what actually really happened so we know for sure what was real and what wasn't, [8:48] so that we don't go through any kind of period where we are looking like the bad guys for actually exposing the truth, [8:56] if you know what I mean, because we've seen that before. [8:58] And I think that's really important. [9:00] And I think moving forward, I think the first step is take a look, clean the house, say what's going on. [9:06] And I think that's what President Trump did today. [9:07] He said he literally came out and said, we need to see some changes. [9:12] We need to make some changes. [9:12] We need to adjust as we move. [9:14] And that's exactly what he's doing. [9:16] And I think Stephen Miller is an incredible, incredible advocate for this administration. [9:22] He always has been. [9:23] But he comes from a voice of reason. [9:25] He comes from a place of policy as well. [9:27] That's something about Stephen Miller that I think is really important. [9:30] And he's wonderful in front of a crowd and in front of a camera. [9:33] So he knows how to speak on behalf of our president as well. [9:36] And I think he can help lead the way as well into the agenda that we need to see enacted before we get all the opposition that's coming at us in just a matter of months. [9:47] We do still have 26 months of our president. [9:49] Yeah, no, it's so true. [9:51] It's so true. [9:51] And to your point, Stephen Miller, one of the most effective communicators in the White House. [9:56] We've been seeing whenever Stephen Miller steps up to a microphone, it's somebody that you're not going to win an argument with. [10:02] He's going to walk circles around you or run circles or jog circles around you. [10:07] Let's talk about this. [10:08] Let's reminisce a bit so far. [10:11] Let's even go back to 2016 to 2026. [10:14] So the past 10 years. [10:15] We have a little bit of time here. [10:17] Of course, we have a lot of great RSVN hosts and great patriots that will be joining us throughout this broadcast. [10:22] But what are some of the accomplishments that you would like to highlight 45 through 47? [10:30] Well, I'll tell you what, and I know you can appreciate this, too, having been on the campaign trail throughout this decade and this time period. [10:37] I think the first thing before we even get into the specifics of what has been done, I think we have to highlight the love that's still there. [10:44] You know, President Trump will speak about that. [10:46] He'll say, oh, yeah, but you should have seen all the love. [10:48] There was so much love. [10:49] That's not just the president saying that. [10:51] That's a real thing. [10:52] And every RSVN viewer knows that because if you watched any of the rallies, you are aware that even to this day, as we've seen from day one and all the way till now, there is a love, there is a loyalty, there is a respect, and there is a feeling of patriotism that our president brought back to this nation in a way that I've never seen before. [11:11] And I don't know if we'll ever see again at that level. [11:13] So I would like to first highlight the fact that he has continued to build his supporters, he has continued to build up this nation, and all of the naysayers who have said, oh, people don't feel that way anymore, they actually do. [11:29] They actually do, and we all saw it for ourselves, and you know that, and that, you know, we all saw that. [11:34] So that's the first thing. [11:35] On top of that, yeah, no, of course, continue on with sharing some of the accomplishments. [11:40] And then I want to get into what it was like to be on the campaign trail this past month for you. [11:44] I saw you, I believe, there's so many different cities. [11:47] And my guess is that you were in Syracuse, New York? [11:51] Syracuse, New York, and Kentucky. [11:53] Okay, awesome. [11:53] All right, we'll get to that in a second, but let's go over a few more accomplishments. [11:56] Of course, we'll be joined live by a number of great patriots here throughout the next couple hours before we see the president speak. [12:02] But, you know, this is kind of the inside baseball that I like to show our viewers because they've seen Nikki Stanzione out there. [12:10] They've seen Alec Lace. [12:12] They've seen Toria Brooke. [12:13] They've seen Matt Cain, and the list goes on. [12:16] So all of those great hosts are going to be on here with us in a little bit. [12:19] But back to your point, Nikki. [12:21] Let's highlight a few more accomplishments that you've seen at 45 and at 47. [12:27] Absolutely. [12:28] I mean, I think the number one thing I think we'll probably all agree on is immigration. [12:31] He closed the border. [12:32] He promised to close the border. [12:34] It all started with the talk of the wall in the first campaign, and he made good on his word, and he's once again done just that. [12:41] In fact, at levels we've never seen before in history. [12:44] I mean, when you think about the extremes, right, this is the key. [12:48] You're not just looking at, oh, yeah, he really made some improvements. [12:51] No, he took the absolute most illegal crossings in the history of our nation to the least in the history of our nation in a matter of months. [13:01] And that in itself is a massive accomplishment because we heard so much opposition on the other side in the last administration. [13:08] I think that's number one. [13:09] I also think, well, let's put it this way. [13:13] The things that he says when he says it's not April Fool's Day but it feels like it, there are some things that should have always been common sense and logic. [13:20] And if you would talk to anybody 10, 20, 30 years ago, maybe even eight years ago, when we started talking about these issues with children and I hate even saying it, I mean, gender mutilation for children and minors, dealing with men in women's locker rooms and bathrooms, men in women's sports, [13:41] all the things that all the advocates towards women's rights fought so hard for to see them now fight, the same people, the same people now fighting to be able to really literally go exactly against the things they fought for in the first place. [13:58] And I love the fact that our president said he was going to handle that and he did. [14:01] And unfortunately, he is faced with a lot of angst and a lot of issues from the other side. [14:06] But that said, he has set the executive orders into place. [14:10] He has done what he needs to do. [14:12] And I think he has always put America first. [14:15] And the last thing I want to say about that as far as accomplishments go, and I think this is probably the most important thing I'll ever say in any of our commentaries. [14:24] I think the most important thing is this. [14:27] Even he admitted, yes, sure, the Iran war, the gas prices, it's an issue. [14:31] We know that the gas prices were actually higher under Biden. [14:34] We just didn't hear about it as much. [14:36] That said, this is a president who truly cares about his legacy. [14:43] He cares about his reputation. [14:46] And there's nothing wrong with that. [14:47] That's OK. [14:47] That's his personality and we love him for it. [14:49] And he cares about his family and he cares about the entire country. [14:55] The last thing that this president wants is to ruin his own reputation and legacy, to ruin the lives of the futures of his family, to ruin the lives of the American people who have fought for him, or to ever go against the beautiful title he has always had of being a president of peace. [15:13] He is not a man who would ever want to do anything to disrupt, destroy, or destruct any of those points, ever. [15:22] That is why I genuinely believe in my gut, in my heart, and in my soul, having followed this president for years, I genuinely believe if he didn't absolutely have to do what he did in Iran when he did it and continue it as long as he had, he would never have done it unless he knew it was a threat to this nation. [15:43] And he knows things that we will never know. [15:45] And I truly believe that, Matt. [15:47] I really think in my gut and in my heart and soul, I think he knows things that we don't know. [15:51] And some of the choices he's had to make that have hurt him, personally. [15:56] I don't think he would have made those choices unless he knew it was for the better of our nation and our future. [16:00] I think everything he does is always for the greater good. [16:03] And it's always great to see that perspective, too, because, you know, we see what the president says. [16:08] We hear from the president. [16:10] We see the actions, the words, and all of the things. [16:13] So now what we do is we say, OK, so what do we do from here after what we saw on Tuesday? [16:19] Let's go to a quick sponsor, if you can stand by, Nikki, and then we'll get to the last question about what it's been like to be at all the Trump rallies, of course, out there. [16:27] So we'll get to that in a second. [16:28] Let's go to some of those sponsors quickly here. [16:31] Specifically right there, All Family Pharmacy, as you see on your screen. 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[19:06] All right, let's get back to Nikki Stanzione, joining us probably from the Garden State. [19:11] Am I right, Nikki? [19:12] Oh, yes, the beautiful Garden State. [19:15] It's actually been beautiful weather until today. [19:17] It's a little muggy and a little dark out. [19:19] But, you know, we always find a way to find a little sunshine, even if Cory Booker is still a part of our lives here. [19:27] Yeah, I hear you. [19:28] And then we could talk about all these other races that we saw when it comes to James Tallarico and all the other things. [19:34] But before we get, maybe we get to some of that a little bit later. [19:37] But Nikki, one thing that I saw with you out there on the campaign field, campaign field, campaign trail, the fields, the trails, the venues, you really put your heart out there for this country, for President Trump, for freedom. [19:56] But I want to know why you did it. [19:59] Oh, my gosh. [19:59] You know, I'm the crier. [20:01] In fact, I had people actually come up to me and say, I watched you the night of the presidential election and you made me cry. [20:08] And you cried so much. [20:09] And I said, I know. [20:09] And I'm sorry if that was, I didn't mean if it appeared unprofessional in any way. [20:14] I said, I'm just so moved by the love of the patriots of this country. [20:18] And there's something dynamic, there's something magical about watching the person who is the leader of your country stand in front of you to a song that is all about blessing our country, talking about God, talking about the love of faith, talking about the love of the people and everything that made us great and wanting to continue to keep us great and make us even greater again. [20:42] And I think those messages resonate so much for every one of us who loves this country. [20:47] And it breaks our heart when we see people out there who defy it or who won't assimilate to it or take advantage of it. [20:55] And I think that's one of the biggest problems that we've seen with these midterms are the people who took advantage of our own democracy, took advantage of being a member of this nation only to oppose all the things that make this nation what it is. [21:09] And I think that's, it's heartbreaking, truthfully, it is. [21:13] And so I think when we see the president and we see his love for this country in person and we see his stamina, the fact that he gets up there after maybe doing 10 other events and flying across the country and he stands there at 80 years old with more energy than any of us. [21:30] And he'll, you know, he'll keep going and he'll even say, well, you guys, it's Friday night, we have plenty of time. [21:35] And he has, he's just unbelievable and he's funny and he's witty and he's charming. [21:41] And listen, coming from Jersey, going back to where you're talking to me from, I come from a family and from an area where we are very honest. [21:49] We say it like it is. [21:50] We just talk as we talk. [21:51] And I, I'd rather somebody say something I don't want to hear, but I know is honest than hear a bunch of things that we know are not true just because it's what we supposedly want to hear. [22:02] And I have a lot of respect for that. [22:04] I think the nation does too. [22:05] And that's what, you know, you think about it over the years with President Trump, how about just some of those debates, even prior to the first administration, him calling out Jeb Bush and all these donors in the crowd. [22:16] And he just didn't care. [22:17] He went for it for the country. [22:19] And that is partly why I believe he has been, and he is the most famous person on earth to this day, because he, he just, he said, you know what, being presidential is maybe not the mold really for President Trump. [22:33] I said the other day, I said, he revolutionized what it is to be the commander in chief, which also really made a lot of us out there that are in conservative media and others be like, wait a minute. [22:43] That means we can kind of talk kind of like how he talks in a way, calling out the fake news. [22:47] You know, it gave us a lot, a lot of encouragement, you know, to kind of speak out and tell it like it is, like you do, like I do, and like many of our RSBN hosts do, because you're in Jersey now. [23:00] Well, at 435 Eastern, Alec Lace is joining us, and you better buckle your seatbelt, Nikki, because when, did you guys, did you guys, you guys work together at Syracuse, right? [23:09] Or was it Kentucky? [23:10] Yes, we had so much fun together. [23:12] It was great to be together. [23:13] And he's so, he's so fantastic. [23:15] I'm so happy for him. [23:17] And the fact that he had those opportunities to interview and to spend time with the president, it was incredible. [23:22] And he deserved it. [23:23] He was, he was wonderful on the trail. [23:24] And, you know, the thing is, we, nobody's a perfect person, okay, and I always try to say this, because I've lost a lot of friends along the way. [23:32] I think we all, we all know what that's like. [23:33] I was very offended by a lot of things that people said about the president, very offended, but I didn't treat people badly because of it. [23:42] I just recognized that we have different opinions. [23:45] The problem on the other side is that if they notice that we have an opinion different from them, they attack us, they call us names, they decide not to be our friend, they cancel whatever, if it's a celebrity, they won't listen to their music, and whatever it is. [24:00] And I find that there's a lot of hypocrisy, and it's very frustrating, and it's hard to see. [24:05] But that being said, I will always stand my ground, and I will, I will never waver, because then it's not authentic to who we are. [24:12] We have to be authentic to ourselves, because ultimately, we're only judged by God. [24:17] That's it. [24:18] Yeah. [24:19] And, and God knows when we're being honest. [24:21] And so I think we have to always be very authentic to ourselves. [24:24] And, and to that point, Matt, I just want to say that the people that I have met around this country, you can't put a price on that experience. [24:33] You can't. [24:33] There's nothing like it. [24:34] There's nothing like seeing the kind of love that the people of America have for this country and for each other, and how they welcome people from every background. [24:44] And I think that needs to be so clear. [24:46] Every background, every age, if they're gay, if they're straight, if they're black, if they're white, nobody cares. [24:52] We just care about our country, and we want to have peace and safety and justice and fairness and prosperity and abundance, and to be able to live the American dream. [25:00] And everyone that I've met along the way feels the same way. [25:03] And I think that's really like a community healing that we all can get behind and we love. [25:08] And that's the thing. [25:09] You call it a conservative patriot, someone that loves freedom. [25:12] That's really what this is all about here. [25:14] And, of course, people have their different faiths and belief systems and all of that. [25:18] Now, I'm not talking about Sharia law here. [25:20] That's totally different. [25:21] That's a governance situation that wants to kind of enter into this country instead of the Constitution. [25:27] But outside of that, to your point, meeting the people out there, just like yourself. [25:32] I mean, think about it. [25:33] This is what I like about RSBN. [25:35] This is what I like about conservative media. [25:37] We connect with ourselves in a way because we know that that's a brother, that's a sister in this whole fight, fight, fight for freedom. [25:46] Do you feel what I'm saying here? [25:49] Part of the, Nikki, part of the free world that we're in, we're not on the side of the globalists. [25:53] We're not on the side of the tyrannical types. [25:56] We just love our country and we want freedom to happen here. [25:59] That's really, at the end of the day, isn't that it, Nikki? [26:02] Well, that's it. [26:03] We don't want to celebrate terrible things happening to people like we've seen on other occasions, right? [26:08] We want to celebrate the goodness of this country. [26:10] We want to move forward with joy. [26:12] I mean, you know, when the irony of everything was in the presidential campaign, when everybody was talking about joy on the other side, but the joy was really coming from those who love this country. [26:24] I was seeing it with my own eyes and so were you. [26:26] And I will tell you, and I know you know this, I think the ultimate turning point for anybody was the fight, fight, fight moment. [26:33] You just said fight, fight, fight. [26:34] And the truth is, and I brought it up many times, but I don't have any problem saying again, that that historic moment when we saw that absolutely horrific attempt on our president, I saw it from right across the way. [26:48] I mean, he was right in front of me and it was one of the most joyous occasions. [26:52] And so when you see all these happy, excited people, thousands and thousands of them, and then this happens and our president decides instead of worrying about his safety, because let's face it, Matt, we don't, we did not know in that moment. [27:07] You remember it was breaking news. [27:09] We did not know what the safety situation was for any of us. [27:13] It was very dangerous, right? [27:16] Nobody left. [27:17] That says so much, I'll never, ever let that go, because that says everything to me about what that president means to this country. [27:25] Man, Nikki, you're making me think about what it was like that day right here, because I was sitting here watching the coverage that you were doing out there with a former colleague, and we heard the noise. [27:36] We heard the firecracker sound of sorts, and then we realized that something else happened, and it was quite the day. [27:43] And I think we need to keep that in our memory as well, moving forward to your point. [27:47] Fight, fight, fight, legally, lawfully, spiritually, all the things, but that our country won't ever give up. [27:54] I don't care. [27:55] I mean, I do care, of course, about what happened on Tuesday, but the point is, we the people, I still think we have the mass and the numbers here. [28:02] And let's just not, we're not going to quit. [28:04] We're not going to roll over and be like, oh, okay, that happened. [28:06] You know, I'm not talking about J13. [28:08] I'm talking about Tuesday. [28:10] But man, anyway, Nikki, this has been quite the conversation. [28:13] This is the first time I think we've talked like this on the air. [28:15] And it's been great to, you know, join you here. [28:19] And yeah, so Syracuse was great. [28:23] Your coverage in Kentucky was awesome. [28:25] And we look forward to seeing you again here on RSBN. [28:27] So Nikki Stanzione, everybody from New Jersey, where she's got some family there as well. [28:33] So, all right, thank you. [28:34] I know you do. [28:35] It's so good to talk to you. [28:36] Thank you for giving me the time. [28:38] And please send my love to all of our other rallyers, because we love what we do. [28:43] And we're grateful. [28:43] And we're thankful to the president for acknowledging RSBN and his beautiful notes to all of us when we were on the air at every rally. [28:51] It meant everything to us for him to acknowledge it. [28:55] And also for him to see what everybody was saying, because I wanted him to feel that love. [28:58] And I'm so glad he did. [28:59] He did. [29:00] And I remember one time he was on Air Force One. [29:02] This was probably in the 2024 campaign season. [29:05] And it was you on the back picture with another colleague. [29:09] Remember? [29:09] Yes, it was. [29:10] That was pretty cool stuff. [29:11] So, I mean, this has been quite the ride, you know, in the past. [29:16] But now, of course, different situation because of what just happened on Tuesday. [29:20] But still, again, we're going to keep on, keep it on. [29:22] And just as the president has said, you never give up. [29:25] You keep going no matter what. [29:27] Nikki Stanzione, thanks again for joining us here on Right Side. [29:29] Thank you so much. [29:30] Good to see you. [29:31] You too. [29:31] Awesome stuff there in New Jersey. [29:34] We are live here on Right Side Broadcasting Network. [29:36] Let's go to a couple of our sponsors. [29:38] And it looks like we're going to continue on with more of our RSPN hosts, more of our conservative patriots that we have all seen out there, of course, on the rally trail. [29:48] Now, beautiful kind of fall day there, November 6th on a Friday. [29:52] President Trump to head down to Florida to speak at the NASA Kennedy Space Center. [29:57] That's a 6 o'clock Eastern time start time. [30:01] Before we go to our next guest, there will be a couple items of business. [30:05] One will be a couple sponsors. [30:07] And then we'll go to clip three, a new NASA video that was released today. [30:11] And then we're going to be getting to RSPN's Alec Lace, who may also be in New Jersey for this live hit coming up. [30:18] But let's go to our first sponsor, calshe.com slash RSPN. [30:21] Of course, you have the QR code. [30:23] You have the app if you'd like to download it. [30:25] You have the website, calshe.com slash RSPN. 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[35:25] We'll be sharing that with you here on Right Side. [35:28] Joining us now is RSBN host and conservative patriot Alec Lace, who many of you know as he interviewed President Trump the other day. [35:36] Pretty awesome stuff, Alec. [35:38] I mean, what was that like to be on the media riser and then all of a sudden you have to go interview the commander-in-chief? [35:45] Matthew, great to see you again. [35:46] Surreal moment. [35:47] Honor of a lifetime to get a chance to interview the president of the United States. [35:51] You know, he surprised me when he came out from behind the curtain. [35:54] He was holding a picture of me and him from Montana when he first pulled me backstage and wanted to meet me. [35:59] And he actually then signed the picture for me. [36:02] And then he gave me the pen that he used to sign it. [36:04] So there's not enough I could say. [36:06] Just grateful for the opportunity. [36:07] Just amazing to get an opportunity to speak with the president of the United States. [36:10] It was a great moment. [36:11] It was a great night. [36:12] A lot of patriots in the room. [36:14] And just something I'll never forget for sure. [36:17] It was an awesome moment. [36:18] It was great to see it. [36:19] And it was the first time in RSBN's history that someone interviewed a sitting president, which is a pretty cool nod for the network. [36:27] And also, you know, to be on the right side of history, man, you're someone that doesn't mince words. [36:31] We see you out there kicking, you know what, when it comes to, I mean, I remember you're, of course, you're connecting with all the patriots. [36:37] But one of the guys was trying to almost argue with you a little bit. [36:40] And you go, nope, you lost that one. [36:42] And you moved on. [36:43] I thought that was excellent stuff, man. [36:45] So let's just talk about that a little bit. [36:46] What's it like to connect with we, the people out there, Alec? [36:49] I generally, I was in my element. [36:51] I really enjoyed it. [36:52] I thoroughly enjoyed talking to people that are pro-Trump, pro-America, pro-family. [36:57] I couldn't get enough of it. [36:59] I was really, I fed off of them just as much as they were feeding off of the atmosphere there. [37:03] It was great to see so many old, young. [37:06] I mean, I had one that was 92 years old that I spoke with. [37:08] She was there waiting hours outside to see President Donald Trump. [37:11] Said it was the best president in her lifetime. [37:13] I had young kids, you know, Trump impersonator kids. [37:16] Really great responses. [37:18] So many veterans that were there. [37:19] I had a chance to talk to the first guy that was shot during the Fort Hood massacre. [37:24] So just humbling to be, you know, interviewing a guy like that. [37:27] I feel almost like I'm not qualified to speak to somebody like that because of how much they've sacrificed for us. [37:32] But really a blessing to be able to be around so many patriots, veterans, parents that brought their kids, beautiful families that were there. [37:40] Can't say enough about the people. [37:41] From all over the country, too, you know, Matt? [37:43] It was, you know, from Montana to Iowa, South Carolina. [37:46] Just great to travel and no matter where you go, the energy was the same. [37:51] The passion was the same. [37:52] The love of the country was the same. [37:53] So it was just an experience I'll never forget. [37:56] I'm grateful to RSBN for giving me the opportunity to do it. [38:00] Yeah, no, it was awesome. [38:01] And it's great to see you here with us here now. [38:03] And, you know, what is it like, Alec, you know, more on the media side to be able to just tell it like it is and speak from your heart, speak from your mind about what the heck's going on in the country as you see it instead of maybe some producer that's a left wing hack being like, hey, you know, you can't say that, Alec. [38:20] Yeah, well, that's one thing that's definitely different about doing this with RSBN is I don't have somebody in my ear monitoring what I say, telling me what topics I can talk about. [38:29] RSBN never gave me a topic I needed to discuss, never told me what I could say, what I couldn't say. [38:34] I was free to just let it rip. [38:35] And that's when I feel most comfortable and when I could just say, OK, I could speak freely. [38:39] I don't have to watch what I'm saying. [38:41] I don't have to be cautious of hurting somebody's feelings. [38:43] I was able to just do that. [38:44] And I think the people that I was talking with felt that. [38:47] And I felt it from them. [38:48] And it's also, too, you know, you see like Fox News out there imitating what we're doing, but they're doing it differently because they're picking out specific people in the crowd. [38:56] So they're like, you know, they're prescripting it like they're looking for certain people that fit the demographic or whatever it is that they're looking for. [39:02] They talk to them ahead of time. [39:04] Then they record their interview. [39:05] They're like, oh, we'll just speak it to you and tell us what you said. [39:07] And it's different with us. [39:08] We just bang, bang, bang right down the line. [39:10] And it's whoever comes up to the mic gets to talk. [39:12] And I think that's when you get the most rawest, most realist reaction from the people in the crowd. [39:17] Exactly. And if there is a situation where it's not recorded and say it's live on any network out there, if they if the people that are getting interviewed don't say something that is along the false mainstream narrative, then it's a quick, OK, we got to move on and get out of there. [39:31] And it reminds me of when President Trump was speaking at that national primetime address some months ago. [39:36] Do you remember when he was speaking about election integrity and all the networks were like, well, we're not really going to cover that. [39:42] Right. It's because they're afraid of truth, aren't they? [39:45] Yeah. They have to cut away. [39:46] They do that all the time. [39:47] They cut away from his speeches. [39:48] They cut away when he's talking about the fake news. [39:51] You know, even when Caroline Levitt goes on these programs and blasts them about some of the people on their network, they're like, oh, you're not going to talk about our colleague like that. [39:57] But she's like, but your colleague lied. [39:59] You know, and then they're like, that's it. [40:00] The segment's over. [40:01] So they don't want their listeners, their sheep that follow their networks to have to hear any alternative opinion. [40:08] They want you to hear their opinion, their narrative only. [40:11] And that's the only one that you're allowed to hear on those networks. [40:14] Exactly. It's the whole sheeple aspect. [40:16] And we know that you, me and many others across this country that are conservatives, especially in media, we've broken away from that mold because we understand it's a losing mold. [40:25] We also don't believe in what those people are talking about. [40:28] We're not woke. [40:29] You know what I mean? [40:29] You go woke, you go broke, right? [40:31] Let's do this. [40:32] Let's go to a couple of our sponsors quick, Alec. [40:34] If you could stand by, we'll come right back to you here in a second. 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[43:04] Share with us what year it was that you were like, you know what, I'm going out there, [43:09] and I'm going to talk on behalf of my opinion, which happens to be what a lot of people believe across the country, like myself. [43:15] Yeah, it was quite a long journey, Matthew. [43:17] And, you know, last night I was back to work at the railroad because that's, you know, I had a long journey with you guys. [43:23] I was on the road for almost three weeks, and I had time to take off at the railroad because I've been there for 27 years. [43:28] This is my 27th year there. [43:29] I have a lot of vacation time, and I used that to do the work with RSPN, and I went back to work last night. [43:35] It was kind of like I turned back into a pumpkin after being all over the place, you know, interviewing the president on Sunday, [43:40] back to work on the rail yard on Thursday. [43:42] So it's kind of a big swing. [43:45] But I started this whole journey about eight years ago. [43:48] One of the side jobs that I do is I've driven a ton of Uber and Lyft over the years. [43:53] I used to drive a regular taxi and switched over to Uber and Lyft, [43:56] and I've done about 21,000 Uber rides and between Uber and Lyft over the years. [44:01] And I used to hear these messages from these young men when I would tell them I have four kids. [44:05] They looked at me like I had four heads. [44:07] And they would say, oh, I would never have kids. [44:09] And they had such a negative outlook on fatherhood, family life. [44:14] And I was trying to change that narrative a little bit. [44:17] And it got to the point where podcasting was just coming up really big. [44:20] It was in 2018, and it was accessible for people to just start their own show. [44:23] So I started First Class Fatherhood and was just about simply trying to change that narrative on fatherhood, family life. [44:29] The first big-name guest that I had on was 47 episodes in. [44:33] It was Dean Cain, Superman. [44:35] He came on. [44:36] He loved the show, loved the topic, the conversation. [44:38] He thought it was very necessary. [44:39] So he blasted it out on his social media. [44:41] And then it hit number one on iTunes for kids and family. [44:45] So while it was number one, I hustled up to grab a lot of other guests. [44:48] So I had, like, Deion Sanders, Kurt Warner, Rob O'Neill, the Navy SEAL. [44:52] And so I just kept moving up and up and up. [44:54] So I ended up doing about 750 interviews on that show. [44:57] And everybody. [44:58] It wasn't focused on politics. [45:00] So I had guys like Steve Harvey came on, Matthew McConaughey, Tony Hawk, like all these different guys just about fatherhood. [45:06] That was the whole focus of the conversation and the importance of it. [45:08] And you hear these guys that have accomplished so much in their life, yet they say that despite all of these accomplishments, it's been through the experience of fatherhood that's given me the greatest fulfillment in my life. [45:18] And that was kind of the messages I was trying to capture on that show. [45:20] Now, what happened was, as I started to bring on conservative people onto the show, like Eric Trump came on a few times, Rudy Giuliani, Mike Lindell, Jim Jordan, all these different guys were coming on the show. [45:33] And every time I would have one on, I was getting absolutely hammered in the comments. [45:37] I was getting hammered on social media. [45:39] And I saw this viciousness coming at me when the only we weren't they weren't on here to talk about politics. [45:45] All we talked about was their fatherhood journey, how many kids they had, their discipline styles, all this different stuff. [45:50] And I was like, I had enough of it. [45:53] And so two years ago, I switched over and I said, it was actually was at the time when Joe Biden made one of these, you know, where he could barely speak. [46:01] But he said, made a statement such as we have to remember there's no such thing as somebody else's kid. [46:06] The nation's children are all of our children, like that Marxist type ideology. [46:10] And it's like, no, no, no, no. [46:11] Children belong to their parents as a blessing from God. [46:13] You know, so I kind of said, you know what, I'm going all in on the politics now. [46:16] I'm going to switch it over to the Alec Lay show. [46:18] The future is family. [46:19] And that was my focus. [46:20] So I started bringing all the politicians on and conservative people to talk about, you know, the issues and the politics and how they're affecting the American family. [46:28] Because I truly believe that without the nuclear family, without the father in the home, without the heavenly father in our society, I think no matter what we do politically, we're going to be crushed. [46:38] I mean, that's the foundation of our entire society. [46:40] So I was really trying to hone in. [46:42] And I've been blessed to have so many great guests. [46:44] Most of the congressmen, senators have come on the show. [46:48] I was able to, you know, get a hard pass at the White House. [46:51] So I attend the briefings and I go to interview some of the cabinet members and stuff like that. [46:56] So it's been quite a journey. [46:58] And for me, there's been a major shift here. [47:00] And God has been the focus of my life. [47:02] It's changed my life completely because, just to give you a small snapshot of the type of change that's been in my life, right? [47:08] I'm a recovering alcoholic, addict, the whole shoot match. [47:11] And so at one point in my life, I got a lifetime ban from Giant Stadium. [47:16] And you fast forward, the NFL invited me to come to six Super Bowls to interview the players and coaches about fatherhood, family, and faith. [47:23] So that's kind of the type of swing that waking up and kind of accepting the Lord and turning my life over to Christ in many ways that my life started to change. [47:34] And all good things started to happen for me. [47:36] And so I've really gotten into the word. [47:37] It's helped me as a father, as a husband, and obviously in my professional life as well. [47:42] So it's, you know, all good things are possible with God and, you know, all things are possible to him who believes. [47:48] And so I've been very much strong in my faith. [47:51] And I think, as I said before, I think that's one of the key components. [47:54] And if you look at the results here that we had, the people that are non-believers voted 85% for Democrats. [48:00] So people that have no faith in their life are voting for these Democrats. [48:04] Also, the people that have no children are voting for Democrats. [48:07] Married with children largely are voting for Republicans. [48:11] And the other thing that I thought was kind of, you know, eye-opening, Matthew, as we looked at some of the results from the midterms, [48:18] is that we see Jews and Muslims are killing each other all over the Middle East. [48:22] They hate each other. [48:23] They don't agree on anything. [48:24] One thing they agree on and they team up on is voting Democrat. [48:28] Because Jewish people voted 70% for Democrats. [48:32] Muslims voted 85%. [48:34] And you can't figure that out. [48:35] This is the one thing that they agree on is we may hate each other. [48:39] We may disagree. [48:39] We may want to kill each other. [48:40] But we are dead set on voting Democrat. [48:43] And for the life of me, I cannot understand that. [48:46] Well, in this country, we know God, family, country, that's what it's all about. [48:50] The United States Constitution, we the people, common sense over, you know, nonsense, that kind of thing. [48:57] So, yeah, I mean, those are some of the interesting points there on who voted for what. [49:02] But at the end of the day, we know that this country founded on Christian principles, Judeo-Christian principles. [49:08] And that is what we need to be focused on moving forward. [49:12] And to your point about the faith in God, you know, at the end of the day, you can't talk about this stuff in the mainstream. [49:21] You just won't be allowed to. [49:22] So to be able to be unleashed in that way, to talk really what you believe, must make you feel good, Alec. [49:29] Well, I'll tell you what it really is. [49:31] And people will always ask me, even throughout doing the First Class Fatherhood, well, how did you land this guest? [49:35] How did you get that guy? [49:36] How did you get to the White House? [49:37] How did you get? [49:38] And now they'll even ask me, how the heck did you get to interview President Trump, right? [49:40] My answer is always Mark 11, 24, which is whatsoever you ask for in prayer, believe you have received it and it will be yours. [49:49] It doesn't say, like, believe you're going to get it, believe it's going to happen. [49:52] It says, believe you have received it and it will be yours. [49:54] And then he backs that up in John's epistle, not the gospel, but in the epistle, it says, this is the confidence we should have when we pray. [50:02] When we pray, we know that God hears us. [50:04] And if we know that he hears us, we know we already have what it is that we've asked of him. [50:08] And if we look through the scriptures, every time you see Jesus doing one of his miracles, it always comes back to that exact style of prayer. [50:15] Like when he cured the woman who was bleeding for 12 years and she just wanted to touch him so that she could be cured, right? [50:21] And so he feels the thing go out of him and she says, oh, you cured me. [50:24] And he says, woman, it was your faith. [50:26] It was your belief that cured you, right? [50:28] Same thing when he cures the lepers. [50:30] He tells them to go and see the high priest. [50:32] And at that time, if a leper went near the high priest, they'd be executed for it. [50:36] They couldn't go around them. [50:36] But they did it because they believed they were cured. [50:39] And so they were. [50:40] So it's a matter of faith. [50:41] And that's what it always comes down to. [50:43] And I've gotten really into that. [50:44] I've changed the way I pray. [50:46] I've changed the way I look at things. [50:47] And since I've done that, the things I look at have changed. [50:49] It's so awesome because at the end of the day, we know that the enemy comes to kill, steal, and destroy. [50:54] But Jesus comes so we can have life and have it abundantly. [50:56] That's it. [50:57] And isn't it good versus evil? [50:59] That's what we're seeing out there, Alec. [51:00] And so when I see that there are people that are on the conservative side of things, conservative media, believers in God, believers in Jesus, family, country, all the things. [51:09] And then on top of that, you have media skill. [51:12] I'm like, let's do this. [51:14] You know what I mean? [51:14] Because we have so many on the left wing that are anti everything you just said, everything that I say day in and day out here on the network. [51:23] Nobody likes what we're talking about. [51:26] Nobody likes the Gadsden flag on the left. [51:28] Nobody likes the American flag on the left. [51:30] Nobody likes, let's be honest, God, the family, country. [51:33] So we got to keep on keeping on and really get this going here in this nation, knowing that conservative media can rise up right now. [51:41] Because unfortunately, Zach Lane, the great patriot in Iowa, lost. [51:45] Ken Paxton, lost. [51:47] Andy Biggs, lost. [51:48] But that's not the end of the road for them. [51:50] And I think it's just the beginning for people like you and myself and anybody in conservative media. [51:56] And we have a number of RSBN hosts that we'll be interviewing here, Toria Brooke in a minute, Matt Cain. [52:01] And I've invited pretty much everybody that's been on the network over the past month, Alec. [52:05] But again, it is time to say, hey, it's time for a victory. [52:10] Even though we had a loss on Tuesday, with God, all things are possible. [52:15] Alec, last word. [52:17] Yeah, no question. [52:18] President Trump has been knocked down many, many times in the course of his 80 years on this planet. [52:22] He's never been knocked out. [52:23] Never count that man out. [52:25] Keep your faith in God. [52:26] Keep your eye on your family. [52:28] Do what's best for your family. [52:30] And I think everything works out. [52:31] Like you say, with God, all things are possible. [52:33] I truly believe that. [52:34] And I saw it, Matthew, going across the country, being with all these patriots. [52:38] There's so much love of this country. [52:39] So we are not going down quickly, and we are not going down without a fight. [52:43] So keep the faith and keep on loving this country, loving your family, and putting God first. [52:48] Amen. [52:49] You know, we know in Romans 8, 28, all things work together for the good to those that love God and are called according to his purpose. [52:54] So we're just going to keep on going. [52:55] And we're not going to go down because, as you know, there is only fight in we the people. [53:01] And I'm talking legally, lawfully, and spiritually. [53:05] And I know that you're going to be doing great things. [53:08] I believe I'm doing great things, and hopefully more. [53:10] RSBN doing great things, of course. [53:12] And so many in the conservative media movement and all of our hosts that have joined us. [53:17] Because we saw what happened Tuesday. [53:19] But we also saw what happened prior to Tuesday. [53:22] And you saw it, Alec, and I saw it, and we saw the people. [53:25] Yeah. [53:26] The mass majority of the country is on the right side of history. [53:29] Yes, we lost on Tuesday. [53:31] But that's a typical thing that does happen when it's an off year for the presidential cycle. [53:36] We have to get going, though, to see what happens for the next presidential cycle in 2028. [53:41] And I'm glad President Trump is still standing in the way, Alec, right now. [53:44] Because if Harris would have won that thing, and we'd have what we have in a Democrat Senate and Congress, [53:50] this would not be a good look. [53:52] Alec, where could people find you online? [53:54] I know you have a ton of followers on X. [53:57] And, again, great to see you interview President Trump the other day. [54:01] Well, I will never forget the opportunity that RSBN gave me. [54:03] I'm forever grateful for being able to come on board here and cover the rallies, [54:07] be with the patriots, interview the president. [54:09] So extreme gratitude for you and everybody else at RSBN. [54:13] You guys do a great job. [54:13] So many people out there always, when they saw the RSBN microphone, love RSBN. [54:17] I mean, you just got a loyal following, a great following. [54:19] People really appreciate what you do. [54:21] And I'm honored to have been a part of it. [54:22] You can follow me on X, at Alec Lace, at Alec underscore Lace on Instagram. [54:27] I'm on YouTube, Alec Lace. [54:28] Just Google Alec Lace. [54:29] You'll see a whole lot of hit pieces on me and everything else. [54:32] But you'll find me. [54:33] Yeah. [54:33] And that's, you know, that's par for the course. [54:35] But Alec Lace, thanks so much for what you did last month. [54:38] I look forward to seeing you again. [54:40] Look forward to having you back here on the show and all the things. [54:42] As we continue on the same team for this country. [54:47] Alec Lace, everybody, RSBN host and Conservative Patriot. [54:49] Thanks again, Alec. [54:51] Appreciate you. [54:51] Thank you. [54:52] You too, man. [54:53] Awesome stuff there with Alec Lace. [54:54] So if you're just joining us, we interviewed Nikki Stanzione at the top of the hour. [54:58] And then Alec at about 435. [55:01] And interestingly enough, both from New Jersey. [55:04] So both live interviews there from the Garden State. [55:07] I've got some family in that state and in New York, of course. [55:10] But anyway, let's get to some of our sponsors. [55:12] Before we do, let's take a quick commercial break. [55:14] We'll be right back here on RSBN Live. 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[59:54] You know, it's been a tough week, as you know. [59:57] It's an interesting time. [59:58] I think a lot of people are kind of in a state of shock, in a way, and just wondering what's next. [1:00:04] So I wanted to know your thoughts on that as well, from what happened on Tuesday. [1:00:09] Yeah, it was a bit of an emotional week. [1:00:11] I think people are starting to calm down a little bit. [1:00:13] There are reports discussing one of President Trump's executive orders. [1:00:16] So Executive Order 13848 discusses foreign interference in the elections, and this was established before Tuesday. [1:00:24] So what exactly does it mean? [1:00:25] Well, according to the executive order, 45 days after the election concludes, the director of national intelligence would assess if there was foreign interference. [1:00:34] And then in 45 days after that, the DOJ and the DHS are supposed to submit their assessments of whether there was foreign interference affecting election infrastructure, political organizations, campaigns, or candidates. [1:00:46] So truthfully, I do believe in this executive order, and I think President Trump always has a plan. [1:00:51] So we'll see what happens. [1:00:52] Well, it's a great report, Toria, because you know what? [1:00:55] I think that even if there is ever a Democrat president again, hopefully there's not, but I think that should go both ways. [1:01:02] You know, check out, but honestly, check it out and show us evidence and receipts of any kind of fraud or wrongdoing. [1:01:09] We have the evidence and receipts from 2020. [1:01:11] We saw them. [1:01:12] President Trump talked about them at length for that national primetime address. [1:01:16] Your thoughts, Toria, since you bring up the election aspect of things, as it's just, no, you're not claiming anything right now. [1:01:21] You're just saying, hey, there was an executive order signed. [1:01:24] Let's just double check that this was all on the up and up. [1:01:28] But when we remember when the national primetime address where the mainstream media said, no, not going to show that because President Trump's talking too much truth. [1:01:37] Your thoughts about that, Toria? [1:01:38] Yeah, well, there's been a lot of numbers that have come out. [1:01:41] Again, these are not my opinions. [1:01:43] These are factual evidence that has come out through X. [1:01:45] Grok had tracked that the voter registration turnout in Texas rose from 8.1 million in 2022 to approximately 9.8 million in 2026. [1:01:54] So that's up by plus 1.7 million. [1:01:57] And the Democrat governor votes gained nearly that full amount while the Republican totals stayed flat. [1:02:03] So it makes you wonder, could there have been ballot dumping in the state? [1:02:06] We will have to find out. [1:02:08] But then in Maryland, a polling station in Laurel allegedly ran out of paper ballots. [1:02:13] So voters were forced to stand in line for two to three hours and thousands of voters were impacted. [1:02:18] And there was another viral video of a New York City woman who was told when she got to the polling station that she had already cast her ballot. [1:02:25] So there were multiple instances of, you know, electricity going out at polling stations and whatnot. [1:02:31] And it is definitely interesting considering everything we've already gone through. [1:02:35] Yeah, exactly right. [1:02:37] 2020, we saw what happened there. [1:02:38] And it's okay to raise questions. [1:02:41] And this is interesting, Tori. [1:02:42] I want to talk about this. [1:02:44] Because when you raise the question of, hey, can we just double check that everything's on the up and up? [1:02:50] Then in the left wing or any of the Democrats and all that, they'll be like, oh, you're inferring that there was election fraud in the 2026 midterm. [1:02:59] Who cares? [1:03:00] You're not saying that there was. [1:03:02] You have freedom of speech. [1:03:04] And in the freedom of press, you're allowed to say what you want outside of any threats of violence toward another person. [1:03:11] So if you say, I think there was 2026 X, Y, and Z, you have the right to say that. [1:03:17] But you'll get demonized on the left. [1:03:20] But thank God for conservative media rising up when it comes to freedom of speech, Toria. [1:03:26] Yeah, it's truly unbelievable. [1:03:28] I don't think anybody expected how bad it was going to be on Tuesday night. [1:03:31] I mean, I was just speaking with some other political experts who thought that we were going to lose. [1:03:35] But the margins are just too wide to ignore. [1:03:39] And again, there's just more and more videos coming out of weird things that are happening. [1:03:43] I know in Westchester County on Wednesday morning, the police reportedly transported approximately 90,000 sealed, unscanned ballots to the Westchester Board of Elections. [1:03:53] And those ballots were supposed to be unsealed in the presence of watchers and observers before the counting began. [1:03:58] In Maine, there was a viral video of a translator filling out ballots for voters. [1:04:04] And this was multiple. [1:04:05] And now they're saying this is an alleged Somali fraud scheme. [1:04:08] We already saw what happened in Minnesota, so that wouldn't surprise me at all. [1:04:11] But I think that the president knew that this was going to happen. [1:04:13] I think that's why he encouraged so many people to get out and vote. [1:04:16] It's similar to, you know, on January 6th, he encouraged many people to go to his speech, right? [1:04:21] So we saw the flooding of amazing patriots around the country. [1:04:24] And now we know that everyone knows it's not true what we're seeing. [1:04:28] We saw how much support the conservatives had. [1:04:30] We know how many people were getting out and vote. [1:04:32] Right Side Broadcasting was the only network to really get as many interviews as we did and talk to the American public. [1:04:38] So I think it's just a matter of time before we see some reversal in some of these instances. [1:04:44] And again, I'm sure that Democrats won in certain areas. [1:04:47] After all, there are blue states. [1:04:48] But for Texas to flip from deep red and for Kansas after, you know, nearly 100 years not electing a Democrat senator, I think it's a little suspicious. [1:04:57] And it's fine. [1:04:58] Again, it's fine to ask questions. [1:05:00] No problem with that, because I'm not somebody that censors. [1:05:03] Censorship is a tactic of the left. [1:05:05] Twisting your words is a tactic of the left. [1:05:08] Taking things out of context, a tactic from the left. [1:05:11] Demonizing, because you're just speaking your thought or your opinion. [1:05:16] Again, a tactic from the left. [1:05:18] So what we're saying here is simple. [1:05:20] Hey, if there's evidence and receipts, and that's the thing, Toria, because you're saying a lot right now, and that's okay. [1:05:26] But if you have the receipts or the evidence and you have the actual paper trail, the video evidence, how about video evidence? [1:05:34] James O'Keefe up there, was it Minnesota with Cam Higby? [1:05:37] He didn't sign any documents saying he was somebody else. [1:05:40] He just was going up there and being like, hey, could I have my seven other friends vote here, too? [1:05:45] So there's a freedom that they can't infringe on, and they're trying to in that case. [1:05:52] Your thoughts just about that, and then we'll shift over to what it's been like for you just being at all of the rallies. [1:05:57] But your thoughts about the James O'Keefe situation. [1:06:01] Well, I think it's great that they made those videos, and it's awesome to see it happening in situ. [1:06:07] You know, in law, that's a term, means in the situation. [1:06:09] So we're not just taking their word for it. [1:06:11] They got footage of being able to go to these ballots or these stations and say, like, you know, essentially they weren't registered to vote, and it didn't matter. [1:06:19] So we know there's corruption. [1:06:22] That's what we've been trying to uncover since 2020. [1:06:26] And I think President Trump caught these people red-handed. [1:06:29] Obviously, we're going to see what comes out as far as all of the data and the proof. [1:06:34] But as I said, I mean, I'm just seeing example after example, all of the corruption that's coming out. [1:06:41] I don't think they can continue to bury it, and I think people are awake to it. [1:06:44] And that's why when we were, as Right Side Broadcasting, going out and telling people we need to make this too big to rig, [1:06:51] we needed to see such an influx of people so that we knew it was undeniable what was happening right now. [1:06:56] So I'm personally optimistic about what's going to happen, and it was a little upsetting on Tuesday night, but I am sure that there was going to be a turnaround. [1:07:06] Okay, so we'll see what happens there. [1:07:07] That remains to be seen. [1:07:09] Toria, can you talk to us about being at all of those rallies and just being in the arena with the president, with all of the great people of this country? [1:07:17] Yeah, I, again, I feel that someone needs to go to a Trump rally to truly experience it for themselves. [1:07:25] But it was remarkable, the outpouring of support. [1:07:28] I mean, we saw it firsthand. [1:07:29] And these interviews, it's about talking to the American people because we want to hear what matters to them. [1:07:34] And so many of them were so supportive of this administration, and they come from areas that are deeply conservative, [1:07:40] which is why I know when I saw these reports come out that something to me felt off. [1:07:45] I was so encouraged. [1:07:47] I mean, I was so optimistic. [1:07:49] That's why I went into Tuesday thinking that we were going to see some great results. [1:07:53] And after seeing what came in, I was disappointed. [1:07:55] But thankfully, Alabama, Tennessee, and Florida, among others, did retain their redness. [1:08:03] I'm really grateful that Blackburn was elected governor in Tennessee. [1:08:06] I know we had Tuberville in Alabama, and then, of course, Byron Donald in Florida, which Alec Lace got to see there. [1:08:12] I do think that Florida sets precedent for the rest of the nation. [1:08:15] We've seen what they're doing as far as tackling sex trafficking. [1:08:18] And now with Stephen Miller being named the new White House chief of staff, we know that he's very strong on border security. [1:08:24] And I do believe that we're going to continue to have that impact throughout the nation. [1:08:28] And, you know, President Trump is not going to allow the socialists to take over despite the fact that we had these Democratic wins. [1:08:35] And just remember, he had that hat sitting on his desk in the Oval Office that says veto. [1:08:40] So that is the power of the president. [1:08:41] And I do believe that we will have strong authority there going forward, especially if those are radical left policies, legislation, bills that the Democrats will be coming up with out of their rear ends and then trying to bring it to the president. [1:08:58] He's not going to sign those. [1:09:00] I do want to talk about Texas, though. [1:09:03] You know, you said how it's deep red. [1:09:05] And I've been to Texas. [1:09:07] I'm sure you have, too. [1:09:08] It's a great state. [1:09:09] So much patriotism there. [1:09:11] There's so much going on in that state. [1:09:13] But the problem is, I saw a video, whether it's AI or not, I think it was real, where Austin, Texas, was out cheering the night that Tallarico won over Ken Paxton. [1:09:24] Someone said, this seems like an international, you know, some European city, you know, overthrowing a government. [1:09:29] Everybody was beeping their horns and yelling. [1:09:31] What I'm wondering, Toria, again, let's see if there's any receipts of any kind of wrongdoing. [1:09:37] I wasn't claiming that. [1:09:38] I'm just kind of watching as the week goes on. [1:09:41] But what if it's simple? [1:09:43] What if a number of people from California that are leftists moved into Texas and voted their leftist policy? [1:09:49] So that could be it, too. [1:09:52] Yeah, I mean, we'll see what happens. [1:09:54] But it just doesn't really make sense that someone would vote for Tallarico and then another red candidate on the same ballot. [1:10:01] That's where it kind of gets a little off to me because those ideologies really just conflict. [1:10:07] So I do think it's possible that people migrated from those deeply blue areas into Texas. [1:10:12] However, I don't think it was wide enough to make the margins what they are now. [1:10:16] You know, I've got some friends that are out there that they know their candidates won in a major way, despite the numbers that we're seeing. [1:10:24] And, for example, on my show, I did interview from District 7. [1:10:28] Her name is Julie Pickren. [1:10:30] She's on the Texas State of Education board. [1:10:32] And she discussed all the wins there, like getting critical race theory out of schools and bringing the Bible back in. [1:10:38] And I just know that that ideology really conflicts with Tallarico. [1:10:41] And, you know, there was another woman, you know, she won the governor's race and she supposedly didn't even have a campaign. [1:10:48] So I just think that there's very interesting things going on there in that state. [1:10:52] And, again, I'm not negating the idea that maybe this is what's happening when people move there from California and the like. [1:10:58] I just think that there definitely needs to be an investigation and an audit, speaking with people from the first Trump administration who thinks that an audit really needs to happen. [1:11:08] And I'm right on board. [1:11:09] And hopefully now with Stephen Miller again as White House chief of staff, there's going to be some major moves and some investigations that happen because President Trump knows that the American people believe in free and fair elections. [1:11:20] That's why we wanted the Save America Act to pass. [1:11:23] And I think it's time to give the people some accountability on what's going on. [1:11:28] We'll see what happens definitely with the 24-7 news cycle. [1:11:31] Again, as it's only been a few days since Tuesday's midterm devastating election results. [1:11:38] But, again, we'll be monitoring any outcomes, to your point, if there are any, as the days move forward. [1:11:44] But I can tell the investigative journalist in you wants to find something, and I hear you on that. [1:11:51] And if you find receipts or evidence that are legit and that could work in a court of law, awesome. [1:11:56] Because at the end of the day, it's about the truth. [1:11:59] It's about evidence, receipts, and facts. [1:12:02] Way over feelings, right? [1:12:04] So, RSBN host and conservative patriot Toria Brooke, thanks again for joining us here on Right Side. [1:12:09] Thank you so much. [1:12:10] Definitely. [1:12:11] All right. [1:12:12] So, we are live here on Right Side Broadcasting Network. 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[1:18:14] I think any time the president goes anywhere, it really is the MAGA base that comes out and supports him. [1:18:19] And it's not always just because there's an election around the corner, whether it's a general or a midterm, [1:18:23] it really is because of him, and he always draws a big crowd. [1:18:26] So it was definitely good to see. [1:18:28] Obviously, it didn't translate directly to results, which we'll talk about in a little bit. [1:18:31] But that's, in my view, mainly because he's not on the ballot, and he's said that many times as well. [1:18:35] But we'll get there shortly. [1:18:37] But, yeah, the rallies were great, as always. [1:18:39] And it really is good. [1:18:39] Every couple years, you know, the rallies end because the election's over, and you kind of forget about them, [1:18:45] but you move on to other things. [1:18:46] And as soon as you get back into that arena, that energy is kind of nostalgic. [1:18:50] You remember being there years ago, and it's always special to be in there. [1:18:53] 100%. [1:18:53] And before we get into Tuesday night and the results and just your analysis on all of that, [1:18:57] you know, over the years, since 2015 until now, you know, you think about the leadership of President Trump, [1:19:04] of being a natural-born leader, the greatest president of our lifetime, [1:19:07] standing literally in the way of the dam breaking for our country. [1:19:12] And I have said it a number of times, but if Harris would have somehow won that election in 24, [1:19:17] and then now we would have what we have in Congress that will be sworn in coming up in January, [1:19:23] that would be a fast track into a very bad situation. [1:19:26] So let's talk about some of his accomplishments, just overall, that you've seen that really stick out to you. [1:19:36] The border, number one, that is what he got elected on just two short years ago, [1:19:39] and I think he's joked about this many times, not only during his first term talking about the lead-up to the 2020 election, [1:19:44] but even now in the midterm. [1:19:45] He says he fixes it so quickly, as soon as he takes office, that his people are always telling him, [1:19:49] you can't really run on that. [1:19:50] I think there's some truth to that in America. [1:19:52] You know, we're a very fast-paced nation, especially where I'm from. [1:19:55] In New York, the Northeast is very hustle and bustle. [1:19:57] So you identify problems, and once you fix them, you kind of move on, [1:20:00] and you don't dwell on the victories too much. [1:20:02] But the border is number one, first and foremost. [1:20:04] He's ended the invasion expeditiously. [1:20:06] I mean, he basically ended it within the first couple days. [1:20:09] I think we're now up to 18 or 19 months without an illegal entry into the country. [1:20:13] So the border is number one. [1:20:14] I think there's a lot to be said about just really reviving the spirit of the country, too, [1:20:18] with some of the beautification projects he's had throughout Washington, D.C., [1:20:22] certainly trying to really change the way our economic system works with some of these Trump accounts [1:20:27] and really teaching people about the importance of investing and setting people up for long-term success. [1:20:33] The border, number one. [1:20:35] After the border, I think that's just kind of universally number one. [1:20:38] But there's a lot of different directions you can go. [1:20:39] For me, I like a lot of the exposure that's gone on in terms of some of the corruption in our country, [1:20:44] the fraud, not only election but financial fraud. [1:20:46] And, again, ultimately that really depends on how that all turns out. [1:20:50] But I think shining the light is always a very pivotal first step. [1:20:53] So there's a lot of different directions you can go. [1:20:55] It's actually a little bit difficult to keep up because certain presidencies would already, [1:21:00] you know, if this was the list of accomplishments that he's had, [1:21:02] I think his team just released a list of something like 127 accomplishments he's had in the first term. [1:21:07] That would be enough to span a two-term president. [1:21:09] He's pretty much done it in less than two years. [1:21:11] So it's really take your pick there. [1:21:13] I'm very big on election fraud. [1:21:15] I just saw Toria Burke, excuse me, talking about that as well. [1:21:18] Not that there's any specific evidence yet, [1:21:20] but just some of the questions that people seem to ask themselves after every election [1:21:24] due to the same problems we see unfold and some of the suspicious activity. [1:21:28] So there's really no shortage of things that he's done so far, [1:21:31] and I'm sure we'll get to it in a little bit when we talk about Tuesday night. [1:21:34] But there's no reason to believe they won't continue because he really does so much via executive order. [1:21:38] And then on top of that, you know, yesterday, signing an executive order, [1:21:43] just, you know, some basics at the White House there with the Oval Office. [1:21:45] I'm not sure if we lost Matt here, guys, on the technical situation. [1:21:49] So if that's the case, what we can do is maybe we move on to the president, [1:21:53] and we'll get Matt back here in just a second. [1:21:56] Let's go to President Trump's press gaggle that just happened. [1:22:00] I think it was within the past hour. [1:22:01] Director, do we have that queued up? [1:22:05] All right, let's go to the president from moments ago. [1:22:07] The most incredible job numbers, they came out many times higher than anticipated. [1:22:16] The economy is doing well, except for yesterday, because of the vote. [1:22:23] The country lost $3 trillion in value. [1:22:28] We had a stock market that lost $3 trillion in value because of the vote. [1:22:34] But the jobs numbers, we just got announced, 165,000. [1:22:38] That was far in excess of what they thought. [1:22:41] They were thinking about 20 or 30, and they ended up 165,000 new jobs. [1:22:47] Yeah. [1:22:47] Why did they see YLZ's departure? [1:22:50] Yeah. [1:22:51] Stephen Miller will be the new chief of staff, [1:22:54] and Susie's going to go over to the political operation. [1:22:57] What do you want? [1:22:58] How do you want Stephen Miller to consider leaving Susie? [1:23:00] Just run things well. [1:23:02] Why did you say, what do you have? [1:23:10] I just wanted to know why you decided to make that decision. [1:23:13] I just wanted to make a change. [1:23:15] I think Susie's done a very good job, great job. [1:23:19] But I just wanted to make it. [1:23:20] Stephen's been great. [1:23:22] And you've got to make moves. [1:23:26] Sometimes in life you have to make moves. [1:23:29] Why did you resign? [1:23:30] Why did you keep Stephen Miller? [1:23:34] Stephen's been with me from the beginning. [1:23:36] He gets it. [1:23:38] Very good politically. [1:23:39] And he's a very good man. [1:23:40] He'll do a great job. [1:23:41] Great manager. [1:23:41] Mr. President, why Stephen Miller? [1:23:47] Why Stephen Miller? [1:23:49] What's your message for Iran? [1:23:52] We've beaten Iran. [1:23:53] We're doing very well with Iran. [1:23:55] We're talking to Iran. [1:23:56] We haven't lost a soldier in seven months or six months. [1:24:02] We have the almost straight opening, [1:24:04] doing more business than they've ever done with oil. [1:24:08] And we're doing very well. [1:24:09] We are talking to Iran. [1:24:10] Okay, so the president's speaking with the press there briefly [1:24:18] as he is now on Air Force One, [1:24:21] getting ready to go to Florida, of course, [1:24:23] for that speech at 6 o'clock at the Kennedy Space Center. [1:24:26] We'll have that entire speech here for you. [1:24:28] Also, let's go back to RSPN host Matt Cain, [1:24:31] great conservative patriot and a great writer too. [1:24:35] I know you've gotten a lot of love from the commander-in-chief [1:24:38] in the sense of reposts on True Social and X and all that. [1:24:42] Let's talk about Tuesday night, though. [1:24:44] What's your initial reaction to what the heck just happened? [1:24:49] Well, it's disappointing. [1:24:50] There's no way to sugarcoat it. [1:24:51] Republicans took a big loss. [1:24:52] However, and I'm not just saying this to, you know, [1:24:54] spin something for the sake of spinning it. [1:24:56] I don't think it's as doom and gloom as people have made it out to be. [1:24:59] And that's pretty much expected. [1:25:01] It's natural. [1:25:01] In America, the elections have so much focus on them [1:25:05] in the lead up to them. [1:25:06] But as we know in the midterms, [1:25:08] and this is the one thing that the media is probably correct about in the lead up, [1:25:11] is that the midterm elections are typically very tough for the incumbent president's party to win. [1:25:16] And it seems as though even though that happened, [1:25:18] the narrative started spinning as soon as the election was over and Republicans had lost. [1:25:22] But in terms of the future, [1:25:23] number one, I don't think if you're looking past the end of the president's term, [1:25:26] think about the years we had under Joe Biden. [1:25:28] We didn't wake up after the 2022 midterms, [1:25:30] after the Republicans regained the House and suddenly felt liberated, right? [1:25:33] Because ultimately in this century, really, [1:25:35] and maybe even going back to the Reagan years [1:25:37] where President Reagan didn't even have majorities at any point, [1:25:41] Congress is not as impactful as they probably should be. [1:25:44] The president does so much via executive order [1:25:46] because even you look at what happened this year, [1:25:48] he passed, he had the one big, beautiful bill passed. [1:25:50] And secondly, you really need the Save America Act passed, [1:25:53] which is arguably even more popular amongst the base [1:25:56] and really just Americans even that don't consider themselves MAGA. [1:25:59] And yet they were pretty ineffective and it makes you wonder why. [1:26:01] So I would just say those looking at the end of the president's term, [1:26:04] I don't think we should look past the end of his term. [1:26:07] He's definitely maybe a lame duck in terms of a name, [1:26:09] but he is definitely not a lame duck in practice. [1:26:11] And I'll actually have a piece coming out about that in the coming days. [1:26:14] It's really about what he does through executive order [1:26:16] and there's no shortage of things he'd still correct. [1:26:18] We're talking about the end of the Iran war, [1:26:20] which will subsequently bring down prices at the pump, [1:26:23] which he already showed. [1:26:24] He did at the beginning of this term, [1:26:25] after he inherited the mess from Joe Biden, [1:26:27] there's a lot of other deportation efforts that he wants to continue. [1:26:30] That's all by executive order. [1:26:32] There's other investigations that are going on. [1:26:33] He mentioned yesterday he has a lot of coals in the fire. [1:26:36] So I don't think we should be looking ahead to 28 just in general, [1:26:39] but especially to start being all doom and gloom that America is over. [1:26:43] Number one, you have a leader like President Trump. [1:26:44] It's never over when we have someone like that leading. [1:26:46] Number two, the midterms don't always predict the general election. [1:26:50] Again, I really don't even like talking about 2028 too much [1:26:52] because there's so much left to be done during this term. [1:26:54] But it was a disappointing loss. [1:26:56] You don't ever want the socialists in power. [1:26:58] But at the same time, in terms of actual action, [1:27:01] not just choosing sides and having bragging rights, [1:27:04] I really do not expect the end of the president's term to go out with a dud. [1:27:08] Again, you can call him Elaine Buck as much as you want. [1:27:10] But ultimately, I really expect the second half of his term to be just as good [1:27:14] or perhaps even better than the first half [1:27:15] because ultimately he's spoken a lot about momentum [1:27:18] and how important momentum is in life. [1:27:20] He used to speak about it in business and success. [1:27:22] And the same goes for him as president. [1:27:24] I think you're going to see a lot of wins in the second half of his term. [1:27:26] And I'm in no way looking forward to January of 2029 just yet. [1:27:29] I think we all really need to focus on what's left in the president's term. [1:27:33] And I don't see any reason to think that it's not going to be great. [1:27:36] And I hear you loud and clear. [1:27:37] I think what it is is just the devastation and just the shock in some ways. [1:27:45] Because we look at the rallies, right? [1:27:46] We see tons of people. [1:27:48] We see the momentum that we've seen in years past [1:27:51] that President Trump won three landslide victories. [1:27:55] He won in 2020. [1:27:56] We know what happened there. [1:27:57] But anyway, outside of that, we're thinking, [1:27:59] okay, this is going to be at least closer or hopefully a win. [1:28:02] And we saw something quite different, [1:28:04] which really makes you go to 2028 in my opinion [1:28:08] because you're like, well, we just better not have a Democrat president then [1:28:12] that would really join with the current Congress [1:28:16] and drive our country into the ground. [1:28:18] So that was an initial thought. [1:28:20] But to your point, and I've been saying this too, [1:28:23] thank God that President Trump is still standing in the way [1:28:26] of anything like that happening. [1:28:28] And we're going to see a number of, as you pointed out, investigations, [1:28:31] but also the deportation operation and the list goes on. [1:28:35] He's brought law and order to this country [1:28:37] that we haven't seen in decades, which is great to see. [1:28:40] The working families, tax cuts, and all the things. [1:28:43] Matt, let's talk about, though, Tuesday again. [1:28:45] What were some of the races, whether it's the House, Senate, [1:28:47] or gubernatorial? [1:28:49] Let's pick three. [1:28:49] So if you'd like to go three in a row of the races [1:28:52] that may have surprised you or that you're like, [1:28:55] I can't believe that that guy or gal won. [1:28:59] Well, I'll get to the three. [1:29:00] I do have three that I'd like to talk about. [1:29:01] I think that's certainly you could go on a lot more than three. [1:29:03] But generally speaking, just real quick, [1:29:05] J.D. Vance, the vice president, mentioned that. [1:29:08] It's because of the war on Iran that Republicans suffered such big losses. [1:29:11] And to an extent, that's true. [1:29:12] And, you know, him and the president seemed to be on the same page [1:29:14] when the president was showing the last beam being put up at the ballroom. [1:29:18] A reporter asked him about J.D. Vance's tweet. [1:29:20] He said, sure, he thinks that's true. [1:29:21] However, I think there's two main reasons that Republicans really lose in the midterms. [1:29:25] That's number one. [1:29:26] The Republican Party is really two parties operating under one name. [1:29:29] There's Republicanism, Republican Party, old school, rhino, [1:29:32] whatever you want to refer to it as, and MAGA. [1:29:34] And ultimately, the president alone drives a lot of turnout when he's a ballot, [1:29:38] because there are a big faction of voters in this country that vote for President Trump. [1:29:42] And as much as he may tell them to go vote for those in Congress that may help him, [1:29:46] there is a deep loyalty that people have to Trump and Trump alone. [1:29:49] You see that with the uptick in votes that he receives compared to other Republicans. [1:29:52] So that's number one. [1:29:53] Number two, when Toria mentioned this a little bit, [1:29:55] there is an election fraud problem in this country. [1:29:57] And I'm not, you know, no one's mentioning anything specific, [1:29:59] just yet about this Tuesday's election results. [1:30:02] But just because the president won in 2020 does not mean that election fraud doesn't exist anymore. [1:30:08] You mentioned 2020. [1:30:10] Yes, that election did go in a direction that it shouldn't have, [1:30:13] because we didn't get to the bottom of election fraud. [1:30:15] We know the president won that election. [1:30:17] He made his second election too big to rig. [1:30:19] If you think about what that means, it doesn't mean we defeated election fraud. [1:30:22] It means it still exists, but we had to win at a level that really gets past whatever that threshold is. [1:30:26] And other Republicans don't drive the turnout that the president does. [1:30:29] So that kind of ties into these three races you're talking about. [1:30:32] I mean, I look at a state like Texas. [1:30:34] They're trying to say that James Tallarico, and again, I don't have any specific instances yet. [1:30:38] It's still relatively raw. [1:30:39] But, you know, James Tallarico is suddenly more popular than everybody that's ever run in that state in a general election. [1:30:44] President George W. Bush, presidential candidates like Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, again, not popular, [1:30:49] but there is that natural uptick in votes in a general election compared to a midterm. [1:30:53] And now they're saying that he had basically more votes than everybody except President Trump in 2020 and 2024 [1:30:57] and Ted Cruz in 2024, which makes sense because of the coattails of the president, [1:31:02] that they would be at the top of the leaderboard. [1:31:04] So he mentioned some stats that Toria just talked about. [1:31:08] I hope there's some looking into that, although it is much tougher when people pretty much concede and move forward. [1:31:13] But, again, election fraud is still a problem. [1:31:14] So now that's one of the three races I would talk about in Texas. [1:31:17] You look at a place like Michigan. [1:31:19] I mean, Mike Rogers' numbers were actually pretty in line with what Republicans typically do there when they win elections. [1:31:25] And that's certainly disappointing because, again, that state the president won just a couple of years ago, [1:31:30] really, that whole region. [1:31:31] It's hard to believe that it would just completely flip at such a degree just two years later. [1:31:35] And I would actually point out Florida. [1:31:37] I know that's a Republican win, but you mentioned you asked about surprises. [1:31:40] I mean, to have Byron Donalds only win by a point or two, I'm not sure what the final tally was. [1:31:44] But, you know, you're watching the early return. [1:31:46] That was probably one of the earliest states to have their full results in, as always, in Florida. [1:31:50] They have their act together down there, at least in terms of counting their ballots in a timely manner. [1:31:55] And with about 92 percent in there, that race was not called. [1:31:58] And that was, I guess, somewhat of a tell for the remainder of how the night would go. [1:32:01] Not a good sign for Republicans. [1:32:02] But I would say Florida is surprising because of the lack of a margin that was won down there. [1:32:07] Certainly Texas for the reasons I just mentioned. [1:32:10] And I think just in general, Michigan, because it's not just about Michigan going to a Democrat. [1:32:15] It's Abdul Al-Sayed running based on what he runs on. [1:32:20] Very anti-American in his rhetoric. [1:32:22] Not disavowing people that have said some horrific things about the country. [1:32:25] Just that whole Islamic ideology being pervasive in a place like Michigan. [1:32:29] I mean, it's one of the more beautiful parts of the country up in that really old school America. [1:32:33] The president says the same thing about what goes on in Minnesota. [1:32:36] If I want to add a fourth, I would say Minnesota as well. [1:32:39] Because just for decades now, it doesn't make sense that Minnesota is the last state to ever vote for a Republican for president in a general election. [1:32:46] I mean, not since Richard Nixon. [1:32:47] So not much was made about the race with Michelle Tafoya. [1:32:50] But at the same time, people are just kind of used to that type of thing going on there. [1:32:53] So I would say I guess those three or four are pretty much the ones that stood out to me. [1:32:57] But really generally across the board is a pretty disappointing night for Republicans. [1:33:01] Well, yeah, we did see that. [1:33:02] And you bring up a great point about the Sunshine State. [1:33:04] You know, with that 92% of the votes counted and there still was no declared winner in the gubernatorial race. [1:33:11] Thank God that Byron won. [1:33:13] And then you look at the same thing, I believe. [1:33:15] Was it with, is it Angie Nixon against Ashley Moody? [1:33:19] That was really close as well in some cases. [1:33:22] I will just say this. [1:33:23] It's just a quick, just an opinion or just an observation. [1:33:26] California, if the leftists that moved from California over to Texas and if they legitimately voted and there was no fraud or anything and that's what happened in California. [1:33:39] And then we have these closer margins in Florida. [1:33:41] Are we seeing on the northeast side, you know, Boston, New York and others, others moving down to a place like Florida and bringing some of their liberal politics to making the races a little bit closer? [1:33:53] I could be 100% bullseye right about that. [1:33:56] There could be a little bit of election fraud. [1:33:58] I don't know. [1:33:59] We do know that there were how many millions, Matt, that were illegal aliens in this country that we've been still working on getting out of this country? [1:34:08] And then you see a report like James O'Keefe the other day where he's, hey, seven other people. [1:34:12] We don't need to know your names. [1:34:13] You can just vote, too. [1:34:14] So who knows really what happened on Tuesday outside of a number of opinions, right? [1:34:20] But we have to see the evidence and the facts. [1:34:21] But anyway, Matt, last word. [1:34:22] And then thanks again for joining us, though. [1:34:24] Yeah, I think a good last word is really just to emphasize what I said a little bit earlier before I had some technical difficulties there is just remember the president of the United States is Donald J. [1:34:35] Trump. [1:34:35] When the midterms came in 2022 and Republicans took back the House, we weren't perfectly happy just because there was a Republican majority in one of the chambers. [1:34:43] You shouldn't now, on the flip side, be, you know, in despair because the Congress that hasn't really helped the president as much as they should have is no longer controlled by a party that continues to let him down, not only this term, but really throughout his first term as well. [1:34:58] With President Trump, he's an innovator. [1:35:00] He takes action. [1:35:01] He's not going to be a lame duck. [1:35:02] You want to call him that name. [1:35:03] Do what you got to do. [1:35:04] But that's not his nature. [1:35:06] He's innovative. [1:35:07] He knows how to make things work. [1:35:08] You look at his first term when Democrats took office, took back the House of Representatives, and they didn't want to provide any more funding for his border wall. [1:35:16] He cleared a national emergency at the border, took from the already approved military funding, got the wall continuously built. [1:35:21] Those are the type of things he's going to have to do if necessary. [1:35:23] And as well, you saw the veto hat on the desk yesterday. [1:35:25] He's not going to be coerced into doing things just because there's a Democrat majority on both sides. [1:35:30] He's still President Trump. [1:35:31] He's still going to be able to do things that he feels are necessary for the country, especially at the national level of deportations. [1:35:36] He's built up the military. [1:35:38] Crime is at a record low. [1:35:39] It hasn't been this low in 50 years, potentially more. [1:35:41] So the president of the United States is Donald J. Trump. [1:35:44] That's enough to have hope for. [1:35:45] And, again, give it some breathing room. [1:35:47] 2028 will be what it will be. [1:35:49] There's no reason to jump there quite yet, and I think there's a lot to be hopeful for in America. [1:35:52] He did take a bullet for this country, and we all know the hand of God was there. [1:35:56] I don't think that would be the case if just four years later the Lord would let it go to waste. [1:35:59] So I think we'll see what happens. [1:36:01] Exactly. [1:36:02] And then, you know, I was thinking in 2024 when the president won in that election landslide, winning all the swing states and, what, 80% or north of that of all the counties across the country. [1:36:12] I thought about the whole 86. [1:36:14] I thought about the whole lame duck term, and I thought, man, it's more like a strong eagle instead. [1:36:21] I mean, I just can't hear President Trump being called a lame duck any day of the week. [1:36:25] But, anyway, to your point, RSPN host and conservative patriot Matt Cain, thanks again for joining us here on Right Side. [1:36:32] Thanks, Matt. Talk soon. 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[1:38:50] I believe we have a video of him, I think, is it boarding Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews director? [1:38:57] Or is that him boarding Marine One to get over there to JBA? [1:39:05] Okay, so let's just go to that video quickly. [1:39:07] And then, that's okay. [1:39:08] We can go to that. [1:39:10] Talking back and forth a little bit. [1:39:11] It's all inside baseball. [1:39:12] It's all good. [1:39:13] It's, you know, we are live wall to wall. [1:39:15] Anyway, so let's go to that quick video here on Right Side. [1:39:36] 65,000, far and cheating. [1:39:39] Anything ever even thought about. [1:39:41] The numbers are pretty. [1:39:42] Thank you. [1:39:45] Not too easy to hear what the president said there with some of the, you know, the rain and the jet engines there. [1:39:49] But I can say this. [1:39:51] Let's take a quick commercial break. [1:39:52] We'll be right back here on Right Side Broadcasting Network. [1:40:25] We're back. 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[1:42:10] He was just saying it was kind of an older video. [1:42:12] So, you know, he might be there within, I don't know, the next... [1:42:16] We're hearing that he is there. [1:42:17] He's in Florida now? [1:42:21] Awesome. [1:42:21] Okay. [1:42:22] All right. [1:42:23] We know that the President is actually in Florida. [1:42:25] So I've been doing a lot of interviews here, so I've been focused on that, of course. [1:42:29] But I'm glad to have Director and Producer let me know what's going on out there in the world as well. [1:42:34] Let's do this. [1:42:35] Let's go to the Department of War, Pete Hegseth, who was speaking earlier today. [1:42:40] Let's just go to that. [1:42:41] As you know, ever since I walked up these very steps nearly two years ago, President Trump's War Department has never been afraid to lead the way. [1:42:53] Just like the President, we don't back down, and that especially applies now. [1:43:00] The next few months and years are critical for our Department and our Republic. [1:43:07] This is about the President's America First agenda. [1:43:11] This is about our Department's Peace Through Strength agenda. [1:43:14] And in just two short years, under the leadership of President Trump, we have restored the Department of War to its core function, war fighting. [1:43:25] We ripped out DEI, fired failed leaders, restored deterrence all around the globe, revived recruiting to historic levels, and we are rebuilding our military and defense industrial base. [1:43:37] Bigger, better, and stronger than ever before. [1:43:41] But why do the Democrats and the deep state radicals really hate us? [1:43:47] Because we tore down their sacred cows, one by one, and without apology. [1:43:55] DEI is a Marxist ideology built to destroy us, so we crushed it. [1:44:00] Diversity is not our strength, our unity is. [1:44:04] Men and women, they're not the same thing, but in the military, they must be held to the same standard. [1:44:10] Strong young men who believe in something greater than themselves are admirable. [1:44:14] Patriot extremism, it's not a thing. [1:44:18] Patriots are now in control. [1:44:21] Being trans is a mental illness incompatible with military service. [1:44:26] Combating climate change is not a military objective. [1:44:30] Military bases should not be renamed in the name of understanding white rage. [1:44:36] The faith of our founding fathers, well, that faith belongs inside our formations. [1:44:41] Generals work for elected civilians, not for the Pentagon bureaucracy. [1:44:46] The press is free in America, but not free to roam our classified spaces here at the Pentagon. [1:44:53] Narco-terrorists should die, not be caught and released. [1:44:58] Our allies should share the burden, not be burdens themselves. [1:45:03] Sealing the border and mass deportations are military functions. [1:45:08] And when we say that Iran will not have a nuclear weapon, we actually mean it. [1:45:14] And we will do the hard work to ensure it under the leadership of President Trump. [1:45:19] You see, because regardless of how people feel about the war, which I believe is a courageous [1:45:24] and historic effort that will ensure Iran never gets a nuclear weapon, we need to continue, [1:45:30] as President Trump did in his first term, to rebuild our military. [1:45:36] That requires funding. [1:45:37] And the Department of War must be funded to meet the moment right now. [1:45:41] That includes a generational investment, a reconciliation bill of at least $350 billion [1:45:48] to keep this department, our country, way ahead in a dangerous world. [1:45:55] We need every vote from every patriotic member of Congress. [1:46:00] You see, they attack me. [1:46:02] They attack us because we are effective. [1:46:05] It's not going to work. [1:46:07] We will not back down. [1:46:08] We put America and the warfighter first, always and without apology. [1:46:15] And that fight continues in the lame duck Congress, especially our historic and vitally important [1:46:21] budget. [1:46:23] You see, Joe Biden and Lloyd Austin left our country and this department in a terrible place. [1:46:29] And we have had to fight every single day to restore it. [1:46:34] We ended the weird and the woke and elevated patriots and strength. [1:46:38] And we've done so, as I said, without hesitation. [1:46:42] Peace through strength is once again American military policy. [1:46:46] Our commander-in-chief demands it, and so we deliver it. [1:46:50] This is not about me, but of course, the other side, in case you've noticed, they're obsessed. [1:46:58] A disgruntled, defeated congressman, along with all his Democrat allies, [1:47:03] has also dropped sham articles of impeachment against yours truly. [1:47:08] Just like they tried against President Trump twice. [1:47:11] You see, their policies don't work, so their obsession with political theater, [1:47:16] disguised as power, drives them to try to destroy their opponents. [1:47:21] It's all about the politics of personal destruction. [1:47:24] Didn't work against President Trump, and it won't work with me. [1:47:28] You can rest assured of that. [1:47:31] To the troops, don't blink. [1:47:34] Ignore the noise. [1:47:35] Never hesitate. [1:47:37] You see, all this is politics. [1:47:40] You do real things. [1:47:42] So stay the course. [1:47:43] And as always, President Trump leads the way. [1:47:48] In service of our nation, he has endured more than anyone can fathom. [1:47:52] He literally took a bullet for this nation. [1:47:55] He shook his fist and said, fight, fight, fight. [1:48:00] And so will we. [1:48:03] And I'll assure you, we have only just begun to fight. [1:48:06] We are more determined than ever, more resolute than ever, [1:48:09] to finish what we have started. [1:48:11] We will stand, we will fight, and we will defend this republic [1:48:18] from all enemies, foreign and domestic. [1:48:23] Godspeed, and keep going. [1:48:28] Pete Hegseth, who has been unbelievable at what he's doing, is nobody better. [1:48:33] Nicolas Maduro had his chance. [1:48:37] He effed around, and he found out. [1:48:41] Operation Epic Fury was a historic and overwhelming victory on the battlefield. [1:48:46] Recruiting for every branch has been record-setting. [1:48:52] You see, Americans want to serve when they are led by strong patriots, [1:48:57] not by weak weirdos. [1:49:02] We will not back down. [1:49:03] We will forge the new arsenal of freedom [1:49:07] with our partners in industry and the private sector. [1:49:12] But from day one, operational, [1:49:14] this department, this building, these services, [1:49:17] rushed, surged down to the border [1:49:20] to stop the invasion of our southern border. [1:49:23] For over a year, there's been effectively zero illegals crossing our border. [1:49:28] Don't listen to the noise. [1:49:30] Just stay focused. [1:49:32] Our commander-in-chief is steady at the wheel. [1:49:35] We are not defenders anymore. [1:49:38] We are warriors. [1:49:42] Stand, fight, defend the republic. [1:49:45] You know, I remember in 2025, of course, [1:49:54] just last year, at the beginning of the year, [1:49:55] President Trump declared a national emergency on the southern border. [1:49:59] Then we saw what we were surprised to see, [1:50:02] but happily surprised, [1:50:04] not only Customs Border Patrol agents, [1:50:07] not only local and county and state law enforcement, [1:50:11] but our actual United States military boots literally on the ground [1:50:15] along the southern border [1:50:17] because we saw that the president and others saw what happened under Biden [1:50:23] when it comes to Eagle Pass Texas [1:50:26] and the caravans of illegal aliens just flooding into our country. [1:50:31] You know, it reminds me of just seeing the other day, [1:50:34] wasn't it, Morocco into Spain? [1:50:36] How about all of Europe? [1:50:38] You know, a lot of the countries there dealing with that kind of thing. [1:50:40] And we actually had our moment of that, [1:50:43] and hopefully we don't ever have it again. [1:50:45] But anyway, seeing that video there reminded me [1:50:48] definitely of that national emergency on the southern border. [1:50:51] And to the Department of War secretary there, [1:50:55] to his point, nobody's crossing down there. [1:50:59] You have the military. [1:51:00] You know what I mean? [1:51:01] Great to see that. [1:51:02] Anyway, it's about 12 minutes to the top of the hour. [1:51:05] We're going to see President Trump in a little bit there in Florida. [1:51:07] Let's go to some of our sponsors, [1:51:08] specifically calshe.com slash RSBN. [1:51:11] Three ways to get there. [1:51:13] Three ways to get to Calshe. [1:51:14] One, the QR code. [1:51:15] Two, you can download the Calshe app. [1:51:17] And the third way, calshe.com slash RSBN. 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[1:54:13] At America's Gateway to the Stars, [1:54:16] a new gathering is taking shape [1:54:18] on a 15,000-foot runway [1:54:20] that will take us to the next series [1:54:23] of planets and solar systems, [1:54:24] a place where capital meets industry, [1:54:29] where policy meets possibility, [1:54:32] where the builders of today [1:54:34] meet the builders of tomorrow. [1:54:39] A place to gather, to build, [1:54:42] to inspire and be inspired, [1:54:44] where we come together [1:54:47] to turn possibility into reality, [1:54:52] to define what comes next, [1:54:54] and to help ensure America leads [1:54:57] the next 250 years. [1:55:03] This is where the next chapter begins. [1:55:06] Cape Week. [1:55:07] All right, so Cape Canaveral, Florida, of course. [1:55:16] That's where President Trump is right now. [1:55:18] And we are monitoring the feed there. [1:55:20] As soon as the commander-in-chief [1:55:22] goes to that microphone, [1:55:23] we'll go there live, [1:55:24] just like we do any time we see [1:55:26] the President of the United States. [1:55:29] As, of course, if you're just joining us, [1:55:30] we've been talking a lot about Tuesday night. [1:55:33] Of course, it was not the easiest thing [1:55:35] to see those results. [1:55:37] But we are, you know, [1:55:38] covering the news as we see it happen. [1:55:40] And we do know that [1:55:41] earlier President Trump on True Social said, [1:55:44] quote, [1:55:45] I am pleased to announce that [1:55:46] Mr. Stephen Miller, [1:55:48] the current Deputy Chief of Staff [1:55:49] of the Trump administration, [1:55:51] and one of my most trusted advisors, [1:55:53] will become the Chief of Staff [1:55:54] starting Monday, November 9th, 2026. [1:55:57] So this coming Monday, [1:55:59] Susie Wiles, who has done an outstanding job, [1:56:02] will be moving over [1:56:03] to the Trump political operation. [1:56:05] I want to thank her for her service [1:56:07] as Chief of Staff. [1:56:08] She has done a great job. [1:56:10] President Donald J. Trump [1:56:11] and the fly here, [1:56:13] might as well check True Social [1:56:14] and see if the President [1:56:16] has said anything since then. [1:56:18] And he has not. [1:56:18] So that was four hours ago [1:56:20] that the President posted that. [1:56:22] Also, the President posting [1:56:24] right before that post, [1:56:26] quote, [1:56:27] Israel and, in fact, [1:56:28] the entire Middle East [1:56:30] would not exist today [1:56:31] if I did not stop Iran [1:56:32] from having a nuclear weapon. [1:56:34] Nobody wants to say that, [1:56:35] but everybody knows it's true. [1:56:38] President Donald J. Trump, [1:56:40] end quote. [1:56:41] We also see that the President [1:56:43] is behind MAGA warrior Joe Gruters. [1:56:47] The quote here, [1:56:48] MAGA warrior Joe Gruters, [1:56:50] who has been with us [1:56:51] from the very beginning, [1:56:52] is running to continue [1:56:53] as chairman [1:56:54] of the Republican National Committee. [1:56:56] As chairman, [1:56:57] Joe turned the RNC [1:56:58] into an efficient, [1:57:00] focused, [1:57:00] and powerful machine [1:57:01] that will continue [1:57:02] to empower [1:57:02] the America First agenda [1:57:04] for many years to come. [1:57:05] So that all [1:57:06] from the President [1:57:07] this afternoon [1:57:09] as he is there [1:57:10] in Florida. [1:57:11] I believe we do have [1:57:12] a live look there [1:57:13] in the Sunshine State [1:57:15] where, of course, [1:57:15] we monitored [1:57:16] those election results [1:57:18] just the other day. [1:57:18] Byron Donald's winning [1:57:20] as the governor, [1:57:21] so he will be sworn in [1:57:22] in January. [1:57:23] Great to see the same [1:57:24] in Alabama [1:57:25] for Tommy Tuberville. [1:57:27] Also back to Florida, [1:57:29] Ashley Moody [1:57:30] with that win [1:57:30] there in the Senate. [1:57:32] And yes, [1:57:33] we saw those [1:57:34] terrible, [1:57:35] devastating losses [1:57:37] in places like Texas, [1:57:39] Arizona. [1:57:41] You know, [1:57:41] I'm a big fan [1:57:42] of people like [1:57:43] Andy Biggs, [1:57:44] Zach Lane in Iowa, [1:57:46] and many others [1:57:47] across the country, [1:57:48] but we saw what we saw. [1:57:50] And we saw the response [1:57:51] from the Vice President [1:57:52] as well, [1:57:53] but we're monitoring [1:57:54] all of it. [1:57:55] This has been [1:57:56] quite the week. [1:57:58] We do know that [1:57:59] we're going to keep [1:57:59] on going no matter what [1:58:01] because that's what [1:58:02] we the people do, right? [1:58:03] We just, [1:58:03] we don't quit. [1:58:04] We keep going. [1:58:05] Let's go to some [1:58:06] of our sponsors [1:58:07] as we're standing by [1:58:08] for the President [1:58:08] of the United States. [1:58:09] Let's go to [1:58:10] preborn.com [1:58:11] slash RSBN. [1:58:13] You know, [1:58:13] $28 might not [1:58:15] sound like much, [1:58:16] but to a scared mom [1:58:17] considering abortion, [1:58:18] that can actually [1:58:19] help provide [1:58:20] something incredibly [1:58:21] important, [1:58:22] a real opportunity [1:58:23] to pause and see [1:58:24] her baby for the [1:58:24] first time. [1:58:25] And she can also [1:58:26] hear the heartbeat [1:58:27] there with these [1:58:28] ultrasounds. 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[2:00:07] But anyway, [2:00:07] I'm going to get [2:00:08] back to the script [2:00:08] here. [2:00:09] Here's the real [2:00:10] problem. [2:00:10] They know the [2:00:11] fastest way [2:00:12] to change America [2:00:13] is to change [2:00:14] what our kids [2:00:14] believe. [2:00:15] And parents [2:00:15] and grandparents, [2:00:16] you can protect [2:00:17] your kids by [2:00:17] ordering a free [2:00:18] copy of the [2:00:18] Kids Guide to [2:00:19] Fighting Socialism. [2:00:20] This important [2:00:21] guide shows why [2:00:22] kids, why [2:00:23] socialism is bad [2:00:24] for America [2:00:24] and how they can [2:00:25] fight back. [2:00:26] And when you [2:00:27] order now, [2:00:27] you also get a [2:00:28] second guide for [2:00:28] free. [2:00:29] It's the Kids Guide [2:00:30] to the Shocking [2:00:30] Truth About [2:00:31] Communism, [2:00:31] which teaches [2:00:32] kids what [2:00:33] happens when [2:00:33] socialism goes [2:00:34] unchecked. [2:00:35] You can order [2:00:36] your free copies [2:00:36] right now. [2:00:38] KidsFightingSocialism.com [2:00:40] That's KidsFightingSocialism.com [2:00:43] All right, so obviously [2:00:44] it's been a tough [2:00:45] week. [2:00:46] We know that. [2:00:47] But we know this, [2:00:48] that again, we don't [2:00:50] quit. [2:00:50] That's as simple as [2:00:51] that. [2:00:51] We keep on going. [2:00:52] Whether it's [2:00:53] personally, professionally, [2:00:54] politically, you're [2:00:56] going to keep going, [2:00:56] right? [2:00:57] That's what we do. [2:00:58] And prayer. [2:00:59] Praying and seeking [2:01:00] God and maybe having [2:01:02] revival across this [2:01:04] country as well would [2:01:05] be a good time to have [2:01:06] that. [2:01:06] Anytime is really a good [2:01:08] time to have that, [2:01:09] right? [2:01:09] A very authentic, [2:01:11] genuine move of the [2:01:12] Holy Spirit would be [2:01:13] nice to have right now [2:01:14] too. [2:01:15] I mean, you can have [2:01:16] that individually in [2:01:16] your own life, but just [2:01:18] imagine that corporately [2:01:19] throughout this country. [2:01:21] Anyway, let's do this. [2:01:22] It's almost 6 o'clock, [2:01:24] top of the hour. [2:01:25] Any minute from now, [2:01:26] we're going to see the [2:01:26] Commander-in-Chief speak [2:01:28] there at this NASA [2:01:29] event. [2:01:30] It's at the NASA [2:01:31] Kennedy Space Center [2:01:32] in Cape Canaveral. [2:01:33] This is Cape Week, [2:01:36] it's called. [2:01:37] Or at least weekend. [2:01:38] I saw the dates [2:01:39] where I believe it was [2:01:40] November 6th, [2:01:41] today through the [2:01:42] weekend. [2:01:43] So all of the new [2:01:44] advancements in [2:01:45] technology and with [2:01:46] NASA and moving [2:01:48] forward, what that [2:01:49] will look like for [2:01:51] our country. [2:01:52] And if you're just [2:01:53] joining us now, my [2:01:54] name is Matthew [2:01:54] Alvarez and you might [2:01:55] have watched us on [2:01:57] Tuesday night. [2:01:57] Of course, that was [2:01:58] quite the event that [2:02:00] we covered. [2:02:01] A lot of results on [2:02:03] the fly that we saw [2:02:04] that were a lot [2:02:05] different than what [2:02:06] we dealt with in [2:02:07] 2024 with the [2:02:08] presidential election. [2:02:09] Let's go now to [2:02:10] Florida. [2:02:12] How about that? [2:02:14] Good evening, everyone. [2:02:16] Mr. President, [2:02:17] welcome to Kennedy Space [2:02:19] Center. [2:02:20] Welcome to Max Power. [2:02:21] It is an absolute honor [2:02:23] to serve under a [2:02:24] president whose vision [2:02:26] is igniting a golden age [2:02:28] of exploration and [2:02:29] energizing the most [2:02:31] accomplished space [2:02:32] agency in the world. [2:02:33] As America celebrates [2:02:35] our 250th birthday, [2:02:37] today, we gather at a [2:02:38] place where so many of [2:02:39] our greatest ambitions [2:02:41] have taken flight. [2:02:42] From Mercury and [2:02:43] America's first [2:02:44] astronaut, Alan [2:02:45] Shepard, through [2:02:46] Neil Armstrong and [2:02:47] Buzz Aldrin of Apollo [2:02:49] to over 135 shuttle [2:02:52] missions, the great [2:02:53] telescopes of Hubble, [2:02:55] Webb, the rovers on [2:02:57] Mars, to today where [2:02:58] your executive order on [2:03:00] ensuring American space [2:03:01] superiority has given us [2:03:03] missions like Roman, [2:03:05] Artemis II, and soon [2:03:07] Artemis III and [2:03:08] Artemis IV. [2:03:09] Mr. President, you [2:03:10] have given NASA a clear [2:03:12] mandate to move with [2:03:13] urgency, restore the fire, [2:03:16] passion, and greatness [2:03:17] that made this agency [2:03:19] the envy of the world, [2:03:21] and lay the groundwork [2:03:22] for another 250 years of [2:03:25] American technological [2:03:26] breakthroughs, discovery, [2:03:28] and inspiration in air [2:03:30] and space. [2:03:31] We are building on what [2:03:33] you ignited during your [2:03:34] first term through the [2:03:35] Artemis program, through [2:03:36] Space Force, through the [2:03:37] Artemis Accords, and a [2:03:39] commitment to keeping the [2:03:41] United States at the [2:03:42] forefront of this great [2:03:43] adventure, challenging [2:03:44] NASA, our military, and [2:03:46] American industry to think [2:03:48] bigger, move faster, and [2:03:50] pursue the kind of bold [2:03:51] endeavors worthy of the [2:03:53] United States of America, [2:03:55] and to showcase that [2:03:56] ingenuity as you see it [2:03:58] today, as it will become [2:04:00] the greatest exhibition of [2:04:02] American aerospace [2:04:03] capabilities, not at the [2:04:05] Paris Air Show, not at [2:04:07] Farm Bro, but here at [2:04:09] Kennedy Space Center, next [2:04:10] to this historic runway, [2:04:15] this historic runway that [2:04:21] President Trump brought [2:04:22] back to life. [2:04:23] Your leadership has [2:04:24] energized NASA, energized the [2:04:26] industry gathered here [2:04:27] today, and sir, we are not [2:04:29] slowing down. [2:04:30] We will return American [2:04:32] astronauts to the moon. [2:04:33] We will build an enduring [2:04:34] presence on the lunar [2:04:35] surface, a moon base. [2:04:37] We will unleash the drones, [2:04:39] next generation [2:04:40] transportation taking us [2:04:42] quietly through the sound [2:04:44] barrier. [2:04:44] We're rebuilding our [2:04:45] X-plane fleet. [2:04:46] We are finally getting [2:04:47] America underway on nuclear [2:04:49] power in space, and we are [2:04:51] going to venture farther [2:04:52] into the solar system and move [2:04:54] closer to that next giant leap [2:04:56] you called for in your [2:04:57] inaugural address when [2:04:59] American astronauts plant the [2:05:01] stars and stripes on Mars. [2:05:03] Mr. President, thank you for [2:05:04] setting an ambitious course [2:05:05] for America, for NASA, for [2:05:07] believing this country should [2:05:09] continue to undertake and [2:05:11] achieve the near impossible, [2:05:13] and for reminding us that [2:05:14] great nations do great [2:05:16] things. [2:05:17] Ladies and gentlemen, it is my [2:05:19] honor, my privilege to [2:05:21] welcome the 45th and 47th [2:05:23] President of the United States, [2:05:25] Donald J. Trump. [2:05:26] From the lakes of Minnesota [2:06:09] to the hills of Tennessee [2:06:12] across the plains of Texas [2:06:16] from sea to shining sea [2:06:19] Detroit down to Houston [2:06:23] and New York [2:06:27] where there's pride in every [2:06:29] American heart [2:06:30] and it's time we stand and say [2:06:32] Amazing place. [2:07:53] What an amazing place and what [2:07:55] a wonderful leader you have in, [2:07:56] Jared. [2:07:56] Thank you, Jared, very much. [2:07:59] And I will say this, the best [2:08:01] administrator in NASA history, [2:08:04] and I mean that he's a pilot, [2:08:06] an astronaut, a patriot. [2:08:08] So, Jared, great job. [2:08:10] You're doing a fantastic job. [2:08:11] I was very proud to pick him. [2:08:14] And thanks as well to every [2:08:15] innovator, pioneer, and [2:08:17] distinguished guest gathered [2:08:18] today for one simple reason [2:08:21] to keep America first on Earth, [2:08:24] first in the skies, and of [2:08:26] course, first in space. [2:08:29] Very important. [2:08:30] And I want to congratulate [2:08:34] while I'm looking at that big, [2:08:36] strong guy. [2:08:36] Just one for governor. [2:08:37] Will you stand up, please, [2:08:39] by the way we have him? [2:08:41] That's fantastic. [2:08:44] And he won it and he did it [2:08:46] the hard way he worked. [2:08:47] He worked hard. [2:08:48] And please stand up, [2:08:50] Madam Senator, if you don't mind. [2:08:51] You'll be approving this. [2:08:54] Thank you, Bob. [2:08:55] Great job. [2:08:56] Both of you. [2:08:57] Great job. [2:08:58] I want to thank the co-founder [2:09:01] of the Upsummit, Cyrus Cigari, [2:09:05] for helping organize this [2:09:06] really unbelievable event. [2:09:08] It's going to be bigger and [2:09:10] bigger every year. [2:09:11] You'll see them. [2:09:12] And congratulations to also [2:09:14] our Secretary of State. [2:09:16] He's here. [2:09:17] He's had a fantastic run. [2:09:19] He's the greatest Secretary of [2:09:20] State that we've ever had in [2:09:22] this country. [2:09:23] Marco Rubio is around here [2:09:24] someplace. [2:09:25] Where's Marco? [2:09:26] Where is our Marco? [2:09:28] Thank you, Marco. [2:09:30] He's been fantastic. [2:09:32] OMB Director, Russ Vogt. [2:09:35] Thank you, Russ. [2:09:36] Thank you. [2:09:38] UN Ambassador, Mike Walsh. [2:09:39] Good job you're doing, Mike. [2:09:42] That's a natural, huh? [2:09:45] I saw the way you took on [2:09:46] the Cubans. [2:09:49] Anybody watch? [2:09:50] I love that. [2:09:51] And Sam Graves and Mike [2:09:54] Herodopoulos was fantastic. [2:09:56] Thank you, Mike. [2:09:57] Great job. [2:09:57] Great job. [2:09:58] And you win. [2:09:59] Acting Secretary of the Navy, [2:10:02] Hung Kow. [2:10:02] I love the name. [2:10:03] Hung Kow. [2:10:05] Very fantastic. [2:10:06] Good job, whoever you like [2:10:07] here is. [2:10:09] FAA Administrator, Brian Bedford, [2:10:11] who is amazing. [2:10:13] Thank you, Brian. [2:10:15] Where is Brian? [2:10:16] He's around here. [2:10:16] Thank you, Brian. [2:10:18] Thank you. [2:10:19] Director of the Office of [2:10:21] Science and Technology, Policy. [2:10:24] It's really a very important [2:10:26] job, Michael. [2:10:27] Kretzius. [2:10:28] Thank you, Michael. [2:10:29] Thank you. [2:10:31] Thank you, Michael. [2:10:32] Good job. [2:10:34] And many other leaders in [2:10:35] aviation, aerospace, [2:10:37] technology. [2:10:37] We've got a lot of them here. [2:10:38] A lot of guys that sell this [2:10:40] stuff, they're making a lot of [2:10:41] money. [2:10:42] And they accuse me of having [2:10:44] met you once before, a long [2:10:46] time ago. [2:10:47] Remember, I don't want to shake [2:10:48] any of your hands. [2:10:49] That way you have no problem. [2:10:50] But you're doing a fantastic [2:10:52] job. [2:10:53] We make the best equipment, [2:10:55] space equipment, military [2:10:56] equipment, anywhere in the [2:10:57] world. [2:10:58] There's nobody even close. [2:10:59] And before going any further, [2:11:01] it's true, too. [2:11:03] Yeah, go ahead. [2:11:03] You can clap for that one. [2:11:04] But before going any further, [2:11:09] we have some great news today. [2:11:11] We just received yet another [2:11:12] blockbuster jobs report that [2:11:14] smashed all expectations. [2:11:16] The job numbers are through the [2:11:18] roof. [2:11:19] The United States just added 165,000 [2:11:22] jobs in October. [2:11:23] They thought the number would be [2:11:24] maybe around 20, slightly more. [2:11:27] I told them, including 19,000 [2:11:31] brand new manufacturing jobs, [2:11:32] the largest one month increase [2:11:34] in manufacturing jobs in many, [2:11:37] many decades. [2:11:38] And despite the, thank you, [2:11:41] despite the $3 trillion lost [2:11:43] yesterday, you know, our [2:11:45] country lost $3 trillion all [2:11:47] because of an election. [2:11:49] I wonder what that means. [2:11:50] If we would have gained $3 [2:11:51] trillion, I probably would have [2:11:53] been more unhappy. [2:11:55] But you know what that means? [2:11:56] That means that they thought [2:11:57] somebody else did well in [2:11:59] election. [2:12:00] By the way, I was not on the [2:12:01] ballot, just in case you had any [2:12:03] question, because if we were on [2:12:04] the ballot, we would have won. [2:12:06] But we weren't. [2:12:08] But these guys were and they won. [2:12:10] That's why we're so proud of you. [2:12:11] You won pretty easily, too. [2:12:14] We've secured $22.2 trillion [2:12:16] of investment in less than two [2:12:19] years. [2:12:19] Nobody's ever done that. [2:12:20] No country has ever done that [2:12:22] much. [2:12:23] Personal incomes for the typical [2:12:25] American recently reached the [2:12:26] highest level ever recorded. [2:12:29] The poverty rate is at the best and [2:12:30] lowest level ever recorded. [2:12:33] More Americans are working today [2:12:34] than at any time ever before in [2:12:36] the history of our country. [2:12:37] Think about that one. [2:12:39] We're also ensuring that Iran will [2:12:42] never have a nuclear weapon. [2:12:44] They will never have it. [2:12:45] Not even close. [2:12:47] They're not close. [2:12:48] They tried. [2:12:50] They tried. [2:12:51] And you know what? [2:12:51] If they did have it, if we didn't [2:12:55] go in with those beautiful B-2 [2:12:58] bombers a little more than a year [2:12:59] ago, if I allowed them to have it, [2:13:03] today there would be no Israel, [2:13:06] would have been wiped off the face [2:13:08] of the earth, and there would be no [2:13:09] Middle East. [2:13:11] And I know because I deal with these [2:13:13] people. [2:13:14] We will never let that happen. [2:13:16] Iran will never, ever have a nuclear [2:13:19] weapon. [2:13:19] You can rest assured. [2:13:20] So our country is strong again. [2:13:25] Our country is respected again. [2:13:27] Over the next two years, we will lead [2:13:30] America and NASA to new heights of [2:13:33] achievement and success that the world [2:13:36] has never seen. [2:13:37] We've never seen what we're doing right [2:13:39] now. [2:13:39] Jared's such a big part of it. [2:13:42] We have the smartest minds, the most [2:13:43] brilliant minds anywhere in the world. [2:13:46] When I came into office and began my [2:13:48] first term back in 2017, the NASA, I was [2:13:52] here. [2:13:54] It was dead. [2:13:56] I said, are there any people around? [2:13:58] All you had was broken runways with [2:14:00] grass growing up the cracks of the [2:14:02] runways. [2:14:03] It wasn't pretty. [2:14:04] I said, you know, that only happens [2:14:06] when a place isn't used, when wheels [2:14:09] aren't running over it. [2:14:11] But there was grass. [2:14:12] There was more grass than they had in [2:14:14] asphalt or concrete. [2:14:16] And here at the Kennedy Space Center, [2:14:18] things are really going well. [2:14:21] The ambition was gone, though, at that [2:14:24] time. [2:14:25] I'll never forget it. [2:14:26] The spirit was gone. [2:14:27] I met like two people. [2:14:28] That's about all we had here. [2:14:30] We were almost nobody. [2:14:31] I said, is there anybody around? [2:14:32] Knock, knock. [2:14:33] Anybody home? [2:14:34] Now it's thriving. [2:14:35] But the spirit was gone. [2:14:37] The inspiration was gone. [2:14:39] And after many years of failed [2:14:40] leadership from Washington, the United [2:14:43] States had even lost the ability to [2:14:45] send our own astronauts into space. [2:14:48] Wasn't going to happen. [2:14:49] But I had to make a decision. [2:14:52] Do we open this place up and make it [2:14:55] great or do we let it die? [2:14:59] And I think you know the decision [2:15:00] because it's never been more vibrant. [2:15:02] I watched just a couple of months ago [2:15:04] what was happening, that big, beautiful [2:15:06] ship going up. [2:15:07] And everybody who was with me, they all [2:15:09] stopped a very important dinner. [2:15:10] Let's watch. [2:15:13] But those days are days of failure and [2:15:16] neglect and decline. [2:15:17] They're all behind us. [2:15:19] They're gone under the Trump administration. [2:15:22] Our ambition is back. [2:15:24] Our momentum is back. [2:15:26] Our leadership is back. [2:15:27] NASA is back. [2:15:28] And above all, most importantly, [2:15:31] the United States of America is back. [2:15:40] As a symbol of that national renewal, [2:15:44] today we gather by the, and this is a [2:15:46] gathering of real friends, by the same [2:15:50] runway that once stood cracked and silent [2:15:52] to announce that this very site will soon [2:15:55] be the premier venue for the air and [2:15:58] space demonstrations from all over the [2:16:02] world, they'll come. [2:16:04] For decades, the world's major aerospace [2:16:06] shows have been held overseas from Paris [2:16:09] to the United Kingdom to Dubai. [2:16:12] Those foreign air shows have drawn the [2:16:14] biggest crowds and big contracts, big [2:16:17] headlines. [2:16:18] And it's been more than 30 years since a [2:16:21] new airliner was unveiled at the show. [2:16:23] American soil. [2:16:25] We didn't have the big shows. [2:16:27] They were in Paris mostly. [2:16:28] I think of the Paris air show. [2:16:31] But those foreign countries do not [2:16:33] dominate aviation and they don't [2:16:35] dominate aerospace. [2:16:37] They don't even come close actually. [2:16:40] We do. [2:16:41] And under the Trump administration, [2:16:43] we believe that the future of those [2:16:44] industries should be unveiled right here [2:16:48] in the USA. [2:16:49] We dominate and we should have the [2:16:51] biggest show. [2:16:51] We will have within two years, [2:16:54] the biggest air show. [2:16:57] That means commercial, that means space, [2:16:59] that means in the world by far. [2:17:01] It won't even be close. [2:17:08] And when people ask me what exactly we're [2:17:11] trying to do, I said exactly that, [2:17:14] that we're going to do a bigger and [2:17:15] better, grander version than the Paris [2:17:19] air show. [2:17:20] Much bigger, much grander. [2:17:23] And we have the right location. [2:17:25] This is such a great unlimited runway, [2:17:29] unlimited space to do fantastic buildings [2:17:32] and all the things necessary to do. [2:17:34] So we're going to have a show of the likes [2:17:36] of which has never been done before. [2:17:40] Next year, you'll see an even bigger [2:17:42] building. [2:17:42] And over the next few years, [2:17:44] you'll see the biggest air show anywhere [2:17:46] in the world. [2:17:47] That'll take place very quickly. [2:17:48] I'd say two years. [2:17:49] And that includes commercial aircraft of [2:17:53] all types. [2:17:54] You'll have all of the big commercial [2:17:56] flights and companies, Boeing, [2:17:59] everybody's going to be here. [2:18:00] The former shuttle landing facility [2:18:03] will be transformed into a 1,900 acre [2:18:07] venue that will bring hundreds of thousands [2:18:10] of visitors each year, generate billions [2:18:13] of dollars in economic impact, and host [2:18:16] hundreds of billions of dollars in deals. [2:18:19] We're going to sign deals with commercial [2:18:22] and private and whoever. [2:18:24] All right here in central Florida [2:18:26] where all of that business is very important [2:18:30] to Byron Barnes already getting very happy. [2:18:33] Saying, oh, what a great job. [2:18:35] But you're going to be happy. [2:18:37] And you'll be here every year with me, okay? [2:18:39] We'll be here to launch each year. [2:18:42] To the entire team at NASA who have worked [2:18:45] to make this vision a real reality, [2:18:49] a beautiful, a gorgeous reality, [2:18:51] and especially Administrator Isaacman. [2:18:55] Congratulations on this historic achievement. [2:18:59] There could be no better place to launch [2:19:01] the next generation of American breakthroughs [2:19:04] than Cape Canaveral and the Kennedy Space Center [2:19:07] where America's future will take flight. [2:19:11] This storied soil is where Alan Shepard [2:19:14] became the first American to ride into space [2:19:18] on a pillar of fire was fire. [2:19:21] I remember that so well. [2:19:23] It's where the largest rocket ever built, [2:19:25] the Saturn V, tore free of Earth's gravity [2:19:28] and raced into the stars. [2:19:32] It's where the space shuttle first climbed [2:19:34] into the heavens and where the heroes of Apollo 11 [2:19:37] embarked on their mission to plant [2:19:40] our great American flag on the moon, [2:19:43] securing our place as the most incredible [2:19:46] and exceptional nation in all of history. [2:19:50] The breakthroughs of single lifetime carried Americans [2:19:54] from the sands of Kitty Hawk [2:19:56] to the surface of the moon in just 66 years. [2:20:00] Think of it, 66 years. [2:20:02] But then in one of the great tragedies [2:20:05] of modern times or political class, [2:20:08] you know anything about them. [2:20:10] You know anything. [2:20:11] These people, they abandoned you. [2:20:13] They abandoned this vision [2:20:15] and they abandoned the commitment to progress. [2:20:20] We lost the ability to go to the moon. [2:20:23] We lost the ability to go anywhere in space. [2:20:26] We forgot how to build the Saturn V rocket. [2:20:30] We walked away from supersonic flight. [2:20:34] And when you think about it, [2:20:37] I used to travel on a supersonic plane 30 years ago [2:20:42] and it used to go extremely fast, [2:20:45] more than double what they go today. [2:20:46] This may be the only industry in the world [2:20:48] where we've gone backwards. [2:20:51] We used to fly in that beautiful Concorde, [2:20:54] one of the most beautiful pieces of art I've ever seen. [2:20:57] It was a piece of art. [2:20:59] I flew on it often. [2:21:00] And then one day, [2:21:02] they cut the speed in about one third. [2:21:04] I said, what happened? [2:21:06] So it's one of the few industries [2:21:08] that have gone backward, [2:21:09] but no more, no more. [2:21:11] We're going way forward. [2:21:12] We'll be way forward, actually, [2:21:14] of the Concorde itself. [2:21:15] We lowered our ambitions [2:21:17] and turned from big dreams [2:21:19] and bold visions [2:21:21] to small thinking [2:21:22] and stagnation. [2:21:24] It was pure stagnation. [2:21:26] But America cannot remain [2:21:27] the leading nation on Earth [2:21:28] if we turn away from [2:21:30] that big, great, giant frontier, [2:21:33] the biggest frontier of them all. [2:21:35] History has shown that [2:21:36] if a nation wants to dominate the future, [2:21:39] then it must build for the future. [2:21:42] Great civilizations do not stand still. [2:21:46] They're rising or falling, [2:21:48] expanding, shrinking, [2:21:50] leading or declining. [2:21:53] And in America, [2:21:53] our destiny is to lead. [2:21:55] That's what we do as we lead. [2:21:58] Make America great again. [2:22:00] That's what we do. [2:22:01] Our calling is to explore. [2:22:03] Our purpose is to build. [2:22:04] And our aim is always to win. [2:22:08] We want to win, [2:22:09] pushing the boundaries [2:22:10] of human achievement further [2:22:12] than anyone has ever gone before. [2:22:14] And we're there now. [2:22:15] We're ready. [2:22:16] We're ready. [2:22:17] We've taken a long time [2:22:18] to put us back in a position [2:22:20] where we were far advanced [2:22:21] over what we were [2:22:23] when we were at our previous height. [2:22:26] That's why in my first term, [2:22:29] I signed the orders [2:22:30] creating the Artemis program, [2:22:32] directing NASA to return [2:22:34] American astronauts to the moon [2:22:36] and then push forward to Mars. [2:22:39] This year, Artemis II [2:22:41] made history circling the moon [2:22:43] for the first time [2:22:44] more than 50 years [2:22:46] traveling further from Earth [2:22:48] than anyone has ever traveled before. [2:22:51] Think of that, [2:22:52] the furthest anyone [2:22:53] has ever traveled before. [2:22:56] Three months ago, [2:22:57] it was my privilege [2:22:58] to award the crew of Artemis II [2:23:00] the Congressional Space Medal of Honor. [2:23:06] And today, [2:23:07] we're pleased to be joined [2:23:08] by astronauts Reed Wiseman, [2:23:11] Victor Glover, [2:23:12] and Jeremy Hansen. [2:23:15] And wherever you may be, [2:23:16] please stand back. [2:23:17] Great guys. [2:23:34] Great people. [2:23:36] Next summer, [2:23:37] Artemis III will carry astronauts [2:23:39] into orbit [2:23:40] on a complex mission [2:23:41] to test the next lunar landers. [2:23:45] And we are pleased [2:23:46] to be joined [2:23:47] by Artemis III astronauts, [2:23:49] Randy Bresnik [2:23:50] and Frank Rubio. [2:23:53] Any relation to Marco Rubio? [2:23:54] Frank, where's Marco? [2:23:56] Marco, do you know this guy? [2:23:57] Come here, Marco. [2:23:59] Where's Marco? [2:24:00] Would you shake his hand? [2:24:00] Shake his hand just in case [2:24:02] somewhere along the line, [2:24:03] you're... [2:24:03] somewhere along the line, [2:24:05] you're related. [2:24:06] Two good-looking guys. [2:24:12] I don't know. [2:24:13] Somewhere deep down [2:24:14] from hundreds of years ago. [2:24:16] I think you're related, Marco. [2:24:18] And thank you all. [2:24:20] Because of their work [2:24:22] before the end of my term, [2:24:24] the United States [2:24:25] will return American astronauts [2:24:27] to the surface of the moon. [2:24:28] So exciting. [2:24:30] And soon thereafter, [2:24:31] the United States [2:24:32] will establish [2:24:32] a permanent presence [2:24:34] on lunar soil. [2:24:36] That's a big ambition. [2:24:37] It's been for many years. [2:24:39] Just this week, [2:24:40] I issued the American Declaration [2:24:42] of Freedom in Space, [2:24:44] claiming all of space open [2:24:46] for American settlement, [2:24:48] American civilization, [2:24:50] and American freedom. [2:24:51] Within the next two years, [2:24:53] NASA will launch [2:24:54] the first-ever nuclear-powered [2:24:57] spacecraft to Mars. [2:24:59] I spent so much time [2:25:01] talking to Jared [2:25:03] and a lot of the people [2:25:04] on that. [2:25:05] My father's brother, [2:25:08] Dr. John Trump, [2:25:09] was for 51 years at MIT. [2:25:12] He knew a lot of people, [2:25:13] though probably not quite [2:25:14] as advanced then. [2:25:16] But he spent 51 years [2:25:18] as a professor at MIT, [2:25:20] from a young man [2:25:22] to the longest-serving professor. [2:25:25] And I gave Elon [2:25:27] and some of the great geniuses [2:25:31] of our time [2:25:31] the science award. [2:25:33] And then they told me [2:25:34] that Ronald Reagan [2:25:35] gave my uncle [2:25:36] the science award, [2:25:37] Dr. John Trump, [2:25:39] years before. [2:25:40] So that was a great honor. [2:25:42] But we would talk about it a lot. [2:25:44] He was an expert [2:25:45] at sort of everything science. [2:25:47] and he would be amazed [2:25:49] at what we've been able to do. [2:25:51] But we're going to be [2:25:51] paving the way [2:25:52] for our astronauts [2:25:54] to plant the stars [2:25:56] and stripes [2:25:57] on the red planet, [2:25:58] as they call it. [2:26:00] Everywhere we can, [2:26:01] our administration [2:26:02] is ending years [2:26:03] of soil progress [2:26:04] and seizing the future [2:26:05] that rightfully belongs [2:26:06] to America. [2:26:08] In my first term, [2:26:09] I created the first new branch [2:26:11] of the U.S. military [2:26:12] and nearly 75 years [2:26:15] Space Force. [2:26:16] Think of that. [2:26:18] Think of that. [2:26:23] One of the coolest things [2:26:25] we've ever done. [2:26:27] And at the Johnson Space Center [2:26:29] last summer, [2:26:30] I signed an executive order [2:26:31] to establish [2:26:33] a new national academy, [2:26:35] the U.S. Space Academy. [2:26:38] That'll be designated [2:26:40] fairly soon. [2:26:42] And it's going to be special. [2:26:43] Think of West Point. [2:26:45] Think of the Air Force Academy [2:26:47] or Annapolis [2:26:48] or Coast Guard Academy. [2:26:50] You're going to have your own. [2:26:51] It's going to make you very happy. [2:26:52] You're going to have [2:26:53] great, brilliant people [2:26:54] going through that academy [2:26:55] for many years to come. [2:26:57] Last year, [2:26:58] I signed an executive order [2:26:59] to repeal the prohibition [2:27:02] on supersonic flight [2:27:03] over the continent [2:27:05] in the United States [2:27:06] for the first time [2:27:07] in more than 50 years. [2:27:08] I love hearing that. [2:27:10] I constantly ask Jared, [2:27:12] how bad is it? [2:27:14] Every time I'm with Jared, [2:27:16] I said, [2:27:16] how bad is that sonic boom [2:27:19] or whatever you call it? [2:27:20] And I said, [2:27:21] how bad? [2:27:23] It was not bad. [2:27:23] I said, [2:27:24] why don't we just [2:27:24] open it up? [2:27:26] Let's open it up. [2:27:28] And they've got [2:27:28] lots of ways [2:27:29] of controlling it. [2:27:30] So we've terminated [2:27:32] that band. [2:27:34] That's going to be [2:27:35] the lot. [2:27:36] That was one of the reasons [2:27:37] we never went further. [2:27:39] It's one of the reasons [2:27:40] the Concorde [2:27:41] and all of the future [2:27:43] of those supersonic planes [2:27:44] never happened [2:27:45] and now it can happen. [2:27:46] Thanks to advancements [2:27:48] in engineering, [2:27:49] this will soon be possible [2:27:50] without a sonic boom. [2:27:53] I also signed an order [2:27:54] to supercharge [2:27:56] the American drone industry [2:27:57] and even allow [2:27:58] for advanced electric [2:28:00] vertical takeoff [2:28:01] and landing aircraft [2:28:02] and autonomous flight. [2:28:04] And we are ensuring [2:28:06] that the United States [2:28:07] remains the undisputed [2:28:09] global leader [2:28:10] in superintelligence, [2:28:13] SI, superintelligence, [2:28:14] which is really [2:28:15] a much better name [2:28:16] than artificial. [2:28:17] This is not artificial. [2:28:18] It's super. [2:28:19] It's too super sometimes. [2:28:20] That's what we have [2:28:21] to worry about. [2:28:23] We'll make it a little bit [2:28:23] less super maybe. [2:28:25] But whoever wins, [2:28:26] SI wins, you know. [2:28:28] We're leading China now [2:28:29] by a year, [2:28:30] maybe even a little more. [2:28:31] We want to win. [2:28:33] We have to win. [2:28:33] Whoever wins that, [2:28:34] whoever wins, [2:28:35] superintelligence wins. [2:28:37] And under the Trump [2:28:38] administration, [2:28:39] the winner will always be [2:28:41] the United States of America. [2:28:42] We're leading now. [2:28:44] I was with President Xi [2:28:46] three weeks ago [2:28:47] at the White House [2:28:48] and we talked about it [2:28:50] and he's all in [2:28:51] and he congratulated us [2:28:53] on how well we're doing. [2:28:55] And I said the same to him. [2:28:56] He's doing great. [2:28:58] But we're leading [2:28:59] and we want to keep it [2:29:00] that way. [2:29:00] It's a big deal. [2:29:01] America is the nation [2:29:02] that dreamed [2:29:03] and created the modern world [2:29:05] and we laid the railroads, [2:29:07] harnessed electricity [2:29:08] and invented the light bulb, [2:29:12] the telephone, [2:29:12] the airplane, [2:29:13] the assembly line, [2:29:14] the television, [2:29:16] the microchip, [2:29:17] the personal computer, [2:29:19] the internet, [2:29:19] the internet, [2:29:19] GPS, [2:29:21] the smartphone [2:29:22] and almost every other thing. [2:29:24] Think of it. [2:29:25] Almost every other thing [2:29:27] that's worth mentioning. [2:29:29] That's a cool list though, [2:29:31] wouldn't you think, huh? [2:29:32] How about a little piece [2:29:33] of each of them? [2:29:34] Wouldn't that be nice? [2:29:35] You wouldn't be sitting here [2:29:36] right now. [2:29:37] You'd be someplace else. [2:29:39] But think of that, [2:29:39] that names, [2:29:40] every one of them [2:29:41] and many, many more, [2:29:43] which ordered the human [2:29:45] genome to cure diseases, [2:29:48] powered entire cities [2:29:50] by splitting single atoms [2:29:52] and built telescopes [2:29:53] to peer all the way back [2:29:56] to the beginning of time. [2:29:58] And to be an American [2:29:59] is to inherit the legacy [2:30:01] of the greatest pioneers, [2:30:03] explorers, inventors, [2:30:04] and innovators [2:30:05] who ever lived. [2:30:07] And so to laugh [2:30:09] in the face of doubters [2:30:11] and critics [2:30:11] who are always ready [2:30:13] to say, [2:30:14] why are you doing this? [2:30:15] Why are you doing it? [2:30:18] In 1901, [2:30:19] the chief engineer [2:30:19] of the U.S. Navy [2:30:21] said that the idea [2:30:22] of manned flight [2:30:24] was nothing but a vain fantasy [2:30:26] as thin as air itself. [2:30:29] Two years later, [2:30:30] the Wright brothers [2:30:31] achieved the age-old dream [2:30:33] of all humanity [2:30:35] and that's to fly. [2:30:36] They flew. [2:30:37] Nobody could believe it. [2:30:39] In 1957, inventor [2:30:41] Lee DeForest said that [2:30:43] man will never reach the moon. [2:30:45] Regardless of all future [2:30:47] scientific advances, [2:30:49] 12 years later, [2:30:51] Neil Armstrong [2:30:52] and Buzz Aldrin [2:30:53] strode across [2:30:54] the lunar surface. [2:30:55] Time and time again, [2:30:57] our courage, [2:30:58] ingenuity, [2:30:59] and sheer determination [2:31:00] has achieved [2:31:01] what everyone thought [2:31:02] to be totally impossible [2:31:04] until American [2:31:05] and America [2:31:06] and our great country [2:31:08] and our unbelievable [2:31:10] genius minds [2:31:11] got it done. [2:31:13] As I said [2:31:14] in my inaugural address, [2:31:16] in America, [2:31:17] the impossible [2:31:18] is what we do best. [2:31:20] That's exactly [2:31:21] what we do best. [2:31:22] Now our nation [2:31:23] is ready to prove [2:31:24] the doubt is wrong [2:31:26] yet again [2:31:26] and to make the next [2:31:28] giant leap [2:31:29] for all of mankind. [2:31:32] Looking around [2:31:32] these grounds today, [2:31:33] we can still proudly say [2:31:35] that after 250 years [2:31:37] of American freedom, [2:31:40] the best is yet to come. [2:31:42] So I want to just [2:31:43] thank everyone. [2:31:44] And again, [2:31:45] this is a phenomenal, [2:31:48] a phenomenal weekend. [2:31:52] And maybe most importantly, [2:31:53] I want to thank [2:31:54] and congratulate [2:31:55] our great continuation [2:31:58] of the Senate. [2:31:59] It's not totally new, [2:32:01] sort of new, [2:32:01] but it's a continuation. [2:32:02] and a man [2:32:05] who will end up [2:32:05] being a great governor. [2:32:07] I have absolutely [2:32:07] no doubt about it. [2:32:08] Thank you both [2:32:09] and congratulations. [2:32:11] Now, [2:32:12] let me invite [2:32:13] Administrator Isaacman [2:32:15] back to the stage [2:32:16] for a very special [2:32:17] presentation. [2:32:19] Jared, please. [2:32:20] Thank you very much, [2:32:21] everybody. [2:32:21] Great honor. [2:32:27] Mr. President, [2:32:29] we brought you [2:32:30] something very special here. [2:32:32] This plaque [2:32:33] was made for you. [2:32:34] We are going to install [2:32:35] it on the runway [2:32:36] that you helped energize, [2:32:38] that you helped bring [2:32:39] back to life. [2:32:41] So thank you very much, [2:32:42] Mr. President. [2:32:42] Thank you for being [2:32:43] with us tonight. [2:32:44] Thanks for what you're doing [2:32:45] for NASA and for the nation. [2:32:47] Thank you very much. [2:33:18] All right. [2:33:18] So the president's speaking [2:33:19] in Florida this evening. [2:33:21] This is RSPN Live. [2:33:23] I'm Matthew Alvarez. [2:33:23] Thanks again for watching. [2:33:25] We have a little bit [2:33:25] to get to here [2:33:26] before we go. [2:33:28] According to just, [2:33:30] I don't know, [2:33:30] just about the past [2:33:31] couple hours, [2:33:33] we had a number [2:33:34] of great RSPN hosts [2:33:35] join us here. [2:33:36] So if you missed [2:33:36] any of that, [2:33:37] you know, [2:33:37] the ones that you saw [2:33:38] over the rally season [2:33:41] in October [2:33:41] joined us here live. [2:33:43] There are two [2:33:43] that did not join today. [2:33:45] They'll be with us Monday. [2:33:47] RSPN's Michelle Myers [2:33:48] and RSPN's Megan Kohler [2:33:50] will join us. [2:33:51] So if you get a chance, [2:33:52] go to X or Rumble [2:33:54] or wherever that you'd like. [2:33:55] Of course, Rumble, [2:33:56] our home. [2:33:56] You can check out [2:33:57] those interviews. 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[2:35:45] You can diversify [2:35:46] into gold and silver [2:35:47] and get free silver. [2:35:49] Again, text the name Trump [2:35:50] to the number 989898. [2:35:52] All right. [2:35:53] So, that'll be wrapping up [2:35:54] our broadcast in just a second. [2:35:56] But for those of you [2:35:56] watching right now, [2:35:57] of course, it's been [2:35:58] not the easiest week [2:35:59] in the world, right? [2:36:01] Tuesday night was [2:36:02] a devastating hit [2:36:03] to the country [2:36:04] in a number of ways. [2:36:06] Seeing people like [2:36:06] Tallarico and John Ossoff [2:36:09] and El Saeed [2:36:10] and Katie Hobbs [2:36:11] and others win [2:36:12] their various races [2:36:14] across the country. [2:36:16] But as I've mentioned [2:36:17] all week since Tuesday, [2:36:19] we the people, [2:36:20] we don't quit. [2:36:21] We keep going. [2:36:21] We keep moving forward. [2:36:23] That's the fighting [2:36:23] fierce spirit of America. [2:36:25] That's what got this country [2:36:26] started in the first place [2:36:27] back in the 1700s, right? [2:36:30] So, we know [2:36:31] that we're not going to quit [2:36:33] and we're going to fight [2:36:34] with everything we have [2:36:35] legally, lawfully, spiritually [2:36:36] to get the country [2:36:38] back into the right direction [2:36:40] when it comes to Congress [2:36:41] and in 2028 and 2029 [2:36:43] with hopefully [2:36:44] a Republican president then. [2:36:47] But from now until then, [2:36:48] thankfully, [2:36:49] we have President Trump [2:36:50] standing in the way [2:36:51] of this country [2:36:53] going way, way, way, way left. [2:36:55] We know that the Congress [2:36:56] right now [2:36:57] when they get sworn in [2:36:57] in January, [2:36:59] not great [2:37:00] that it's going to be [2:37:01] in Democrat control. [2:37:02] But we the people, [2:37:04] again, [2:37:04] are fierce [2:37:05] and great. [2:37:07] And we have, [2:37:08] I believe, [2:37:09] the massive majority [2:37:10] of the nation. [2:37:11] Now, [2:37:11] one final point. [2:37:13] Yesterday when we were [2:37:14] on the air, [2:37:15] I was talking about [2:37:16] the election results [2:37:17] and I saw that [2:37:18] there was a certain [2:37:19] amount of people, [2:37:20] maybe two to three million [2:37:21] maybe voted [2:37:21] in, say, Tennessee [2:37:23] or less than a million [2:37:25] voted in Arkansas [2:37:26] for a gubernatorial race there. [2:37:29] And it's interesting. [2:37:30] There's still millions [2:37:32] of people that [2:37:33] just don't seem [2:37:34] to be so involved [2:37:35] in politics [2:37:36] or maybe sat back [2:37:38] and still said, [2:37:38] well, President Trump's [2:37:39] in office, [2:37:39] we'll be okay. [2:37:40] Or, you know, [2:37:42] we see certain numbers [2:37:43] here and there [2:37:43] when it comes [2:37:44] to conservative media. [2:37:45] We know that those numbers [2:37:46] can all increase, [2:37:47] both at the ballot box [2:37:49] and in conservative media. [2:37:51] So what we have to do [2:37:53] is just be more active [2:37:54] in the sense of [2:37:55] talking to our friends [2:37:56] and family, [2:37:57] letting people know [2:37:57] what's going on. [2:37:58] I know those of you [2:37:59] watching right now, [2:38:00] you're like, [2:38:00] duh, I already did that [2:38:01] with a few of the people [2:38:02] that I'm already in [2:38:03] in politics with. [2:38:04] But I don't know, [2:38:06] there has to be maybe [2:38:07] another sort of movement [2:38:08] of sorts [2:38:09] to really get people [2:38:11] more active [2:38:12] in this whole thing [2:38:13] we call politics [2:38:14] because it really [2:38:15] is the direction [2:38:16] of our country [2:38:17] that is at stake. [2:38:18] And, you know, [2:38:19] that fork in the road [2:38:21] is still there. [2:38:22] It doesn't mean [2:38:23] because we didn't win [2:38:24] like we should have [2:38:25] on Tuesday [2:38:26] that we can't get [2:38:28] on the right side [2:38:28] of history [2:38:29] and get this thing [2:38:29] taken care of. [2:38:30] So we'll see [2:38:31] what happens at 28. [2:38:32] Again, no teleprompter here, [2:38:34] just talking off the top [2:38:35] here as it's been [2:38:37] a tough week, [2:38:37] but we are going [2:38:38] to keep on keeping on. [2:38:39] We won't quit. [2:38:40] Let's go to [2:38:41] mypillow.com [2:38:41] slash RSPN. [2:38:43] You know, [2:38:43] great sponsor here [2:38:44] on Right Side. [2:38:45] The great Mike Lindell [2:38:46] doing awesome things [2:38:47] for the country. [2:38:48] Also has a number [2:38:49] of great companies [2:38:50] including [2:38:50] mypillow.com [2:38:51] slash RSPN, [2:38:53] mypillow.com [2:38:54] slash RSPN. [2:38:55] And if you'd like [2:38:56] to donate [2:38:56] to Right Side, [2:38:57] all you have to do [2:38:57] is go to [2:38:57] rsbnetwork.com [2:38:59] slash donate, [2:39:00] rsbnetwork.com [2:39:02] slash donate. [2:39:03] I'm going to leave [2:39:04] you with this. [2:39:05] I'm going to leave [2:39:05] you with a quote [2:39:06] from the second [2:39:07] president, [2:39:08] John Adams. [2:39:08] I posted this [2:39:09] on Truth Social. [2:39:11] Our Constitution [2:39:11] was made only [2:39:13] for a moral [2:39:14] and religious people. [2:39:16] It is wholly inadequate [2:39:17] to the government [2:39:19] of any other. [2:39:21] John Adams. [2:39:23] Many great quotes [2:39:24] from the second [2:39:25] president and others [2:39:26] out there, [2:39:27] of course. [2:39:28] To be honest with you, [2:39:29] I'm going to be real [2:39:30] with you here. [2:39:31] I thought President Trump [2:39:32] would speak a little bit [2:39:32] longer. [2:39:34] And we'll see him again [2:39:35] soon, I'm sure. [2:39:37] But this is an interesting [2:39:38] time in our country, [2:39:39] but we're going to keep [2:39:39] on going. [2:39:40] We're not quitting. [2:39:41] For all of us here [2:39:42] on RSPN, [2:39:43] I'm Matthew Alvarez. [2:39:44] Have a great weekend. [2:39:45] We'll see you Monday [2:39:46] right here on the network. [2:39:47] We'll see you next week.