President Trump Hosts the Official Launch of Trump Accounts - 07/06/26

[0:36] Good morning. Welcome back to RSBN Live. I'm Matthew Alvarez. Thanks so much for joining us [0:40] here on this Monday, July 6th. In about an hour from now, the president will hold an event at the [0:46] White House to launch Trump Accounts for Young Americans. We'll dive into some of the details [0:51] on that in just a minute. All this before the commander-in-chief departs for a two-day state [0:57] visit to Turkey. We'll have coverage, of course, over the next 48 hours here on Right Side [1:01] Broadcasting Network. Meantime, let's quickly return to highlighting our nation's birthday, [1:07] of course, on this Monday, July 6th, 2026 for clip number one. Today, America wakes 250 years later [1:21] as a light for those seeking hope. Republic entrusted to its people. Dream pursuing freedom [2:00] nation continue. With this dawn, chapter begins. I don't know about you, but all of the patriotic [2:28] feels over the past, what, 24, 48, 72 hours. I mean, as we celebrated, of course, our nation's [2:34] 250th birthday and looking forward to a number of other events throughout this year, including [2:40] that midterm national convention all about the midterms, of course, coming up in November. [2:47] So that midterm convention going to be held in Dallas, Texas, per the president. We'll see exactly [2:52] where the location in the sense of the arena, all that kind of thing. The time, the date, [2:58] all the things. But we were talking about that, of course, a lot here at Right Side. So we'll see [3:02] that coverage, of course. And many events going on as we cover that 24-7 news cycle here on Right [3:09] Side Broadcasting Network. Now, a couple of those videos that I've been watching, and we're going to [3:14] show you a couple more here in a second. We saw over the holiday a little bit, a couple quotes from [3:20] some of our great American patriots. Samuel Adams once said, [3:25] it does not take a majority to prevail, but rather an irate, tireless minority keen on setting brush [3:32] fires of freedom in the minds of men. Benjamin Franklin said men will ultimately be governed by [3:38] God or by tyrants. So we see all of the patriotism that this country showed over the course of the [3:46] past few days. And I remember, you know, here in Alabama, even just last night, it almost looked [3:52] like Christmas time at one of the houses that I saw driving home. And it had the American flag on [3:59] the outside of the garage, but all lit up, kind of like a Christmas look. But, you know, at the end [4:04] of the day, people really realizing, you know, this is obviously something special. And of course, [4:10] throughout towns in this great state of Alabama and all across our union, people paying tribute and, [4:17] you know, honoring our founding fathers. And we saw that speech with President Trump at Mount Rushmore, [4:24] and there's actually a White House video for that. So let's go to clip number two. [4:28] The chronicles of the ages. Never before has any nation celebrated so magnificent a triumph as [4:38] this one. We are the freest people on earth. And by the grace of God, the United States of America [4:45] is the most successful, most accomplished, most exceptional nation ever to exist in human history. [4:54] Liberty has prevailed here because of the culture and character of the people who declared it, [5:00] defended it, and preserved it. We reach a milestone like no other, celebrate with joyful hearts, [5:08] and soaring spirits, because after two and a half centuries, we know that this is not an ending. [5:16] This is only the beginning of the golden age of America. Happy Independence Day to all. God bless you [5:23] all. God bless you all. So as we continue in that vein of patriotism, I'm going to talk about this one [5:34] movie that would be great if you get a chance to see it. If you haven't seen it yet, specifically, [5:38] it's called A Great Awakening. It's A Great Awakening. We're going to talk about that in just a little [5:44] bit. Let's get to some of our sponsors in the meantime, including the first one you're about [5:48] to see right there, allfamilypharmacy.com slash RSBN. So as you can tell on the bottom of the screen [5:54] there, it says buy one, get one free July 1st to the 7th. So tomorrow is the 7th. So we have a little [6:00] bit more time on this great product here when it comes to the various medications that you [6:06] may need or are just preparing for the future. Our friends at All Family Pharmacy are really [6:12] kicking off Independence Day with their biggest sale of the year. 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Again, text Trump to 989898. A great [8:54] sponsor here on Right Side Broadcasting Network. Thanks again for joining us here live. We're going [8:58] to see President Trump around 930 this morning at the White House talking about the Trump accounts. [9:05] So let's dive into some of that specifically here. You may have heard of this before, but [9:09] President Trump, of course, participating in that launch of Trump accounts. And this is prior to [9:14] departing later today to Turkey for two days, a two-day state visit there. So we'll have that [9:20] coverage as well. So let's go to some more specifics about that Trump account. So an American child born [9:27] after December 31st of 2024 and before January 1st of 2029, for whom a Trump account is established, [9:36] will receive an initial $1,000 deposit from the government with the potential for parents to [9:41] contribute up to an additional $5,000 per year, all the way up until that child is 18 years old. So [9:50] a lot of money to be saved there, thanks to the Trump accounts. So we're going to hear more about [9:56] that from President Trump here in just a little bit at the White House and the Oval Office. Also, [10:01] we'll be, I'm sure, hearing a number of questions from the press as we get back into that 24-7 news cycle [10:07] type way of things, right? Well, with the national news going on, local news, and including international [10:14] news. So we'll be diving into that as well as, you know, coming off of a holiday weekend, of course, [10:21] you know, kind of a more chill environment in the news world, but it's Monday. So here we go again, [10:28] right? Let's do this. We're going to go over a couple of these items we were talking about earlier, [10:33] specifically this movie that I saw just a few days ago on my phone, just watching it, [10:40] A Great Awakening. Now, there's a quote in the movie that I believe it was Benjamin Franklin on, [10:47] who was playing Benjamin Franklin there, said, one candle illuminates a thousand. So just one person [10:54] out there, you may be able to illuminate a thousand people, maybe two thousand, maybe thousands and [11:02] thousands of people, to be encouraged to continue to spread the word. So again, if you get a chance, [11:07] my buddy told me about this movie called A Great Awakening. And before the American Revolution, [11:12] there was a revelation that there's no king but King Jesus. This was right before the American [11:19] Revolution happening. This guy named George Whitefield, who was a minister out there in England, [11:25] and you know how it is, right? The British Empire and the King of England and all that. Well, [11:29] that's what our guy said. Nope, not on our watch. We're getting out of here. Getting out of Dodge. [11:34] So in honor of America's 250th anniversary, A Great Awakening tells the true story of an unlikely [11:40] friendship that resulted in one of the most defining moments in American history. So with the colonies on [11:47] the brink of collapse, the Reverend George Whitefield sparks the first great awakening, uniting an entire [11:54] generation with his thundering proclamation of liberty in Jesus Christ. In a miraculous turn of [12:00] events, one of Whitefield's closest friends and greatest promoters becomes none other than Benjamin [12:05] Franklin. So with the nation's freedom hanging in the balance, Franklin discovers true liberty can [12:11] not only be written to law, it must be awakened in the hearts of the people. Without saying more, [12:20] don't want to give you a spoiler alerts or anything like that, just check it out. The movie's called [12:25] A Great Awakening. You can, of course, rent wherever you live stream various movies, that kind of thing. [12:32] So A Great Awakening, give it a try. All right, so at about 9.10 this morning, Ambassador Carla Sands [12:37] will join us here live on Right Side Broadcasting Network. She'll talk to us about Freedom 250, [12:42] talk to us about conservative policy moving forward, and also the next 250 years. I mean, [12:47] think about it, we are already into that next 250 years right now, as we are 250 and two days [12:56] young here in this great country. Let's take a quick commercial break. My name is Matthew Alvarez. [13:01] Welcome back to Right Side Broadcasting Network. Thanks again for watching over the past few days. [13:06] Again, I believe more than a million viewers, probably pushing two million throughout all of our [13:12] platforms. So obviously great work by the production staff. And then we saw Robert McNeil, [13:17] and Megan Kohler, and others out there doing a great job. So we'll be right back here on Right Side. [13:23] It's Silk from Diamond and Silk Chit Chat Live. 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Together, we stand strong, united, and informed. So join us and be [14:49] part of the Right Side of History. Welcome back to Right Side Broadcasting Network. I don't know if we [14:57] have a live view there in Washington, D.C., but holy smokes, we had a lot of great camera work there and [15:02] also just a lot of visuals in our nation's capital. As you guys saw, some pretty cool exclusive things [15:09] that we had, too, as, you know, the whole thunderstorm that happened and everybody was waiting to get back [15:15] into the Freedom 250 event. And, of course, Right Side Broadcasting Network, our crews right there, [15:21] seeing everyone chatting USA, getting back into the event there, as it's been quite the past couple [15:29] days when it comes to our coverage here on Right Side. Also, looking at a few posts here from Rapid [15:37] Response 47, Michael Dell, of course, the great computer founder of Dell Computers, talking about [15:44] the Trump accounts. I know that there was some money that he also gave toward the Trump accounts, all to [15:52] really help America's youth, you know, when it comes to, you know, newborns between various years. Now, also, [16:00] you see there, of course, the White House, great skies today right now on this Monday, July 6th, but [16:06] definitely quite the firework display the other night. And President Trump was not kidding around when he [16:13] said, this is going to be the world's largest firework display. Because I thought about it. I [16:18] said, well, you know, there's some other cities out there in the world, like Dubai and Tokyo and all [16:24] these places. And then I watched. And then I knew that President Trump was right about that. The amount [16:31] of fireworks, man, that was quite the spectacular show of patriotism, too, because, you know, we are in the [16:41] greatest country on earth, as you guys know. So why not, for our 250th, have a huge party like that? [16:49] Let's go right back to clip one, though, in the meantime, as we await our next live interview. And [16:53] as we await the Oval Office live stream there, where it's going to be with President Trump talking [16:59] about Trump accounts. If you're just joining us, I'm Matthew Alvarez. Thanks again for live streaming [17:04] in. Let's go to the White House 250 video in clip one. Today, America wakes 250 years later [17:16] as a light for those seeking hope. A republic entrusted to its people, preserving, pursuing [17:50] freedom, regeneration. With this dawn, next chapter begins. All right, let's go to a few of our sponsors [18:24] here on Right Side Broadcasting Network, of course, as we still are kind of, you know, in that celebration [18:28] or celebratory mode when it comes to our country. But let's go to calshe.com slash RSBN. Of course, [18:33] great sponsor here on Right Side Broadcasting Network. 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Again, all this before the commander in chief departs for that two-day state visit to [22:47] Turkey. So let's go back into quickly the synopsis or the summary of the Trump accounts. So an American [22:56] child born after December 31st, 2024 and before January 1st, 2029, for whom a Trump account is [23:05] established will receive an initial $1,000 deposit from the government with the potential for parents [23:11] to contribute up to an additional $5,000 per year. So there you go. So we'll see some of those [23:18] specifics here coming up. And of course, this is the first time we've seen in a minute President Trump [23:22] when it comes to being right there in that Oval Office and the Q&A from the press. So we'll see [23:28] what that looks like back and forth. We'll see which direction some of the mainstream media wants [23:33] to take the 24-7 news cycle. And I was thinking the other day about that. 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[25:14] Right, so we have a number of America 250, Freedom 250 videos, of course, that we're going to [25:19] go to as we're standing by for that live feed to the White House with the President of the United [25:25] States. You know, the most famous person on earth is none other than Donald J. Trump. And we're going [25:31] to go there live there to the White House. We'll hear from him about the Trump accounts and then also [25:35] we'll hear from the press when it comes to what kind of questions they'll be asking the President [25:39] as he gets ready to go overseas to Turkey for that two-day state visit. We'll have that coverage [25:45] here on Right Side Broadcasting Network. And to be completely transparent, I have no idea what the [25:51] time zone is out there in Turkey, what it's called, how many hours it is, difference from, I can guess [25:57] that it's maybe eight or nine hours difference, but we'll get all those times sorted out for you so you [26:02] don't miss a thing here on Right Side. Now we're talking about tomorrow and Wednesday with all the [26:08] coverage in Turkey with President Trump there for that visit. So we'll get that all squared away. [26:13] And of course, you can watch live here on Right Side or in some cases, depending if it's, you know, [26:18] 3 a.m. Eastern time, we may air that a bit later in the morning, maybe 9, 10, 11 on a recorded [26:26] replay, but still something that a lot of people haven't seen yet. So anyway, let's go to a couple [26:32] of these America 250 Freedom 250 clips. We do have a live interview getting ready to go in about 10 [26:38] minutes from now. So again, thank you for joining us on Right Side. And again, thanks to those of you [26:44] watching right now that watched over the weekend, or at least on Saturday. How about even Friday with [26:49] Mount Rushmore with Megan Kohler out there and then Robert McNeely and another colleague joining him [26:55] there in D.C. on Saturday. So thanks so much for watching all that coverage. Let's go to some more [27:01] of our Freedom 250 videos. To be prepared for war is one of the most effective means of preserving [27:07] peace. George Washington first said it to Congress in 1790, peace through strength. It was a message [27:18] that became the foundation of our young country's identity. And now in our 250th year, this simple [27:25] truth has been restored as the bedrock of our continuing American suit, all made possible by the [27:32] greatest military on the face of the earth. Our souls are filled with gratitude for every [27:40] generation of warriors who have worn the uniform all the way back to the very beginning. Thanks to [27:47] their extraordinary service and devotion, 250 years later, America stands tall, America stands proud, [27:56] and America stands free. Our country stands on the shoulders of these giants. To them, thank you. [28:06] Happy birthday to our great republic. So literally just in two minutes ago, checking out the White [28:19] House X page here. Don't miss it. Today at 930 this morning, President Donald J. Trump, check this out, [28:28] rings the opening bell of the New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ from the Oval Office in a historic [28:36] first. Yeah, I don't know if you if you read that too. I was I was reading along. I'm like, wait a minute. [28:41] President Trump's supposed to be at the White House in the Oval Office for the Trump accounts. [28:46] How in the world is he opening the New York Stock Exchange in New York City and Manhattan and lower [28:51] Manhattan, specifically FIDI, the financial district? So the White House two minutes ago, [28:57] today at 930. So that's in 27 minutes. So we're going to definitely that, you know, it's pretty cool. [29:04] You know, a lot of times we don't know. I mean, you guys watch all the time, right? We have no idea [29:10] exactly when we're going to go to the White House because we have to await the live feed. And you [29:15] hear me talk about that. If as soon as the live feeds ready, we'll go to it. Well, it's exactly [29:20] what's about to happen today. But I don't have to say that anymore for today's broadcast, at least, [29:25] because at 930 on the dot, probably a couple of minutes before that live stream will start [29:31] because the president will in a historic first ring the opening bell of the New York Stock Exchange [29:37] and NASDAQ from the Oval Office. That'll be kind of cool to see. So that will happen. And then it'll [29:42] go right into Trump account. So very financial-esque day here on Right Side Broadcasting Network as [29:48] we're starting our coverage. 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And then I'm [33:39] sure we'll hear some questions from the press. And then President Trump later in the day will be [33:43] heading overseas to Turkey for a two-day state visit. Again, we'll have all of that coverage [33:47] here on RightSide. All right. Let's do a little reminiscing, even though it just happened just the [33:52] other day. Let's go to a few more of the Freedom 250, America 250 kind of tribute videos that we're [33:57] seeing out there across the social media platforms. Happy 250th birthday, America! There is no better [34:09] time to be an American than today. And there's no better time to be an Alabamian than right now. [34:18] I am more optimistic than ever before for the future of Alabama and our country. Ever since our founding [34:27] fall to sign the Declaration of Independence 250 years ago, our country has triumphed, overcome [34:36] challenges, and continued striving to be a more perfect union. Let us each do our part to keep [34:45] America strong. Let us remember that our God-given freedoms are protected by those who serve. And very [34:55] importantly, let us always teach our kids to love this country every chance we get. Y'all, we are [35:04] blessed to live in the greatest state in the greatest nation on earth. I am proud to be a governor of [35:12] State of Patriots who love this wonderful country we call home. So, my fellow Alabamians, have a happy 4th of [35:23] July. And may God continue to bless each of you, the great state of Alabama and these United States of [35:34] America. The governor of Alabama there, Kay Ivey. The next governor coming up, coming up in November, [35:51] most likely, former Auburn football coach and current U.S. Senator of Alabama, Tommy Tuberville. And that guy, [35:59] man, is he on the right side of history. It's always great to interview him here on RSBN. Let's go to a few of [36:06] our sponsors as we're getting ready to go to a live interview. 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Instead, we'll go back to Cove Pier a little bit later. You can buy [37:53] some gold and put some silver in your pocket. And a lot of people are thinking, well, everything's [37:57] expensive right now. How am I going to buy gold? Well, one thing you can control right now that [38:02] doesn't cost you anything out of pocket is diversifying your retirement savings. So Birch [38:07] Gold Group will help you convert an old 401k from a previous employer or an IRA into a physical [38:12] IRA in gold. It's something that's really a hedge against inflation. And check this out. Right now, [38:17] Birch Gold is going to give you that Special America 250, one ounce silver round for every [38:21] $10,000 you purchase by July 10th. So we have about four days until then. And think about this, [38:28] 10 years ago, an ounce of gold was about $1,200. Today, it's around $4,500. The question is, [38:35] where will it be 10 years from now? 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So join us and be part of the Right Side of History. Welcome back to Right Side [40:52] Broadcasting Network. Thanks again for joining us. We're going to go to the President here in about 15 [40:56] minutes from now, but let's go to the Northeast, Pennsylvania. Ambassador Carla Sands joining us [41:01] right now. Thanks so much for joining us, Carla. Great to be with you, Matthew. Thanks for having me. [41:06] Definitely. Definitely. All right. So we're coming off of this huge celebration. We're back into kind of the [41:13] news cycle flow. But before we get into that, can you talk to us about Freedom 250? And I believe you [41:19] were in D.C. during the time. So just what was it like to be a part of it? I was. Thanks for asking. [41:25] So and let's not forget, this was just the kickoff just a few days ago for our 250th country's birthday, [41:32] the anniversary of the United States being formed and founded. So we have a whole year to celebrate. [41:38] And so if we think of it that way, this was just the first the first moment. And we can [41:45] we can use red, white and blue in our homes and decor and parties and really lean in to the fact that [41:52] our country has succeeded and and and been just a wonderful cradle for a democracy and civilizational [42:02] goodness and and hope for the world. And so we want to have another 250 years so that our kids [42:09] and grandkids to the thousandth generation can enjoy the wonderful blessings of America. [42:15] But I was there. I was on the main stage and I was honored to give a prayer for the audience, [42:20] but also our nation. And let's talk about that prayer a little bit for those that are unaware or [42:27] didn't get to see it. What were some of the things that you were praying to God about for our country? [42:33] Well, so I prayed for our job seekers, people that are looking for a job that God would protect them [42:40] and help them and bless their their search and and that they will have a rewarding career. [42:47] I prayed for our men and women in uniform and those who have given their lives to protect our nation. [42:52] I prayed for our lawmakers and President Trump and J.D. Vance that God's blessing would be on them. [42:58] I have it right here. I prayed that God would continue to bless our great country. I'm an eighth [43:04] generation of a revolutionary soldier. And so his blood runs through my veins. And being being a descendant [43:12] of those great heroes, I think that it renews patriotism in me to fight for our country for every [43:19] one of us. And then who else did I pray for? Our nation's economy and that our continued success [43:27] as a nation and that our land, our water and our land, our water and our air would be blessed. And [43:38] even our efforts in outer space because God made outer space. And then the fact that we would be good [43:44] stewards of it and that God would bless our farmers and our people in service in serving. And then also, [43:51] you know, that God would bless our energy workers because they power our nation, that every one of [43:57] us would be blessed was really the message and the hope for America. That's awesome. That's awesome. [44:03] And because we know that we say things like faith, family, freedom, or God, family, country. I know I say it [44:10] a lot, but out there in the country, a lot of people really sum it up that way too. I mean, [44:15] whether you see it in a living room and you have a nice little on the mantle, it says faith, [44:21] family, freedom. Like it's the common sense core values of our republic. And this movie I was [44:30] talking about earlier, and for those of you just joining us, of course, this is Ambassador Carla Sands. [44:34] She was a former ambassador to Denmark under President Trump's first term and prayed there [44:40] recently at the 250th celebration. And we were talking about earlier, before the American [44:47] Revolution, there was a revelation that there's no king, but King Jesus, right? The King of England, [44:53] they were like, no, we don't want that guy. There's a king that we believe in now, and it's not the King [44:59] of England. And so there's this movie called A Great Awakening out there telling the true story [45:04] of an unlikely friendship that resulted in one of the most defining moments in American history. [45:09] So Carla, Reverend George Whitefield, he sparked that first great awakening, met with [45:15] Benjamin Franklin. And these guys were just, these were people that were common sense thinkers. [45:20] They realized that spirituality and faith were very important as well. Carla, your thoughts. [45:25] It's so true, Matthew. And I really encourage your viewers. [45:29] You can look online for the text of the Constitution. So what this divinely inspired [45:36] document said. And it's really amazing how most of it is, you know, we hold these truths to be [45:44] self-evident, that all men are created equal. And it's under God. It's all divinely inspired. But [45:50] there are so many grievances. If you read it, you'll see that they were upset that the king was, [45:56] you know, sending aliens in to, you know, bedevil them. They were taxing them. They were being, [46:04] making grievous laws that affected their ability to trade. So all of these grievances against the king [46:11] is why they did this. And they could no longer tolerate it. They basically said, you know, [46:16] people will suffer a lot. But once it's too much, you have to rise up and make a change. [46:22] And we can see that every day, President Trump is working to make our lives better. And that's the [46:28] difference. An oppressor leader or a leader that says, how can I make my, the people I serve more [46:35] prosperous and more secure? And that's what our leadership in Washington is doing every day. And [46:41] we really need to be more bold and talk about it because the leftist press, and not you, Matthew, [46:48] you're on the right side. But so much of the press, all they want to do is tear down [46:53] the president and our constitutional freedoms and raise up communists. They're helping people like [47:00] Zoran Mandami and these truly communists that want to take our property and take our businesses [47:06] and control them. And we know that people die, and only a few succeed in these scenarios. [47:13] It's history has told us over and over again. Speaking of history, Benjamin Franklin said, [47:20] men will ultimately be governed by God or by tyrants. And then also Samuel Adams said, [47:26] it does not take a majority to prevail, but rather an irate, tireless minority, [47:31] keen on setting brush fires of freedom in the minds of men. So these are the kind of things that [47:35] we're involved in, in the sense of legally, lawfully, spiritually fighting for our freedoms. [47:40] Carla, it sounds like we're going to be going to the White House any minute from now. Did you hear [47:43] that President Trump is going to ring the opening bell of the New York Stock Exchange from the Oval [47:49] Office? Your thoughts? Amazing. Yes. Well, he is focused on getting our economy growing because that's [47:56] the number one driver for our security and for basically our happiness. Everyone wants to have a [48:02] fulfilling career and make enough money that they can provide for their family, that they can enjoy [48:07] the beautiful largesse of America. Let's not forget, most of us in our country have air conditioning. [48:14] In Europe and throughout the rest of the world, most of the people don't. And that's just one example [48:19] in a hot summer day that what has been provided to us by the free market and capitalism, [48:26] by the divinely inspired, the founders of our country. And look at us today. They wouldn't even [48:32] believe how well we've succeeded. It's awesome to see it. Thank God for air conditioning to your point, [48:38] especially during these hot summers. Before I let you go, as we get ready to go to the White House, [48:43] we know that President Trump, after he rings the stock exchange bell from DC in New York, which is going [48:49] to be interesting to watch. Then he'll be launching the Trump accounts. Now, after that, of course, [48:55] he'll take questions from the press. So just your thoughts overall with the Trump accounts and then [49:00] just the mainstream media, I'm sure they'll try and steer him in a certain way. But you can't steer [49:05] President Trump with that stuff, can you? No. And let's just rejoice in these Trump accounts, [49:11] because you don't have to just have a baby born during his term, which you get $1,000 seed money into [49:19] that account. You just have to apply online. You can go to the government website and find the links, [49:24] but you can also seed it yourself. Even if you have a child just under 18, you're allowed to put money [49:31] in every year up to $5,000. And you can ask your employer to put money in. And also there are [49:37] billionaires and millionaires across the country that are putting in billions of dollars to help your [49:44] kids have a nest egg so that they can buy a house, start a business or go to college after they turn [49:53] 18. Or they can continue to let the account grow and become a millionaire by the time they're 30, [49:59] if people will just put the money in each year in any amount up to $5,000. But you can also ask your [50:06] parents or grandparents of the kids to help with that too. That's true. I mean, [50:11] your stats are accurate. I was looking at the Council on Economic Advisors, and that's exactly [50:18] what they were saying too. If you put the money in, that money is going to be there when that kid is [50:23] 18 and 28 and all that. So, Carla Sands, thanks again for spending time with us. Glad you're back [50:29] from DC. We look forward to talking to you again. Great to talk to you, Matthew. Thank you. Thank you so much. [50:34] Awesome to speak with our friend, Carla Sands, of course, former ambassador to Denmark under President [50:40] Trump's first term and doing great things for the country out there with a number of great [50:44] organizations, including America First Policy Institute. 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But again, to those that watched [53:19] our coverage here on Right Side over the past couple days when it comes to Friday and Saturday. [53:25] Thank you so much. Let's go to Washington. [53:26] It never happened before. I would be saying that. And we have some very brilliant people [53:42] representing two exchanges. First time you've ever come together. [53:48] This is going to be very interesting. Why don't we do it every day? [53:52] Bring people together. That's what I'm known for. Bringing people together. [53:55] So anyway, that's great. I miss everybody. Thank you everybody. [54:00] So let's see. The status is, we have the press. They don't want to know anything about soccer [54:05] slash football. Unfortunately, they won't be asking any questions on that. Nobody cares about that, [54:11] right? This is about the Trump accounts, which are absolutely incredible for children. Children can, [54:17] at the age of 18 and after, become very wealthy people, come into the world with essentially no [54:24] money and end up at a pretty young age being very rich. And that's something that we wanted to do, [54:32] this country has wanted to do for 25 years. Michael and Susan, you've been so great. My Gerstner [54:38] man has been so fantastic. You pushed everybody. It was so good. And I just want to thank everybody. [54:44] It's a great, it's a great honor. We'll have a little fun. And we want to be exactly on time. [54:49] Are we allowed to be 15, 20, 30 seconds lately? Typically, no good job. And I'm going to ring that [54:57] bell. And does that bill, does it stay in the White House? Because I'm not giving it back. I'm going to [55:04] put that in the middle of the new ballroom. I'm not going to give that bell back. It looks to me like [55:11] it's going to stay. Yes, it's staying here. Well, we'll have much to clap. Great show this week. [55:21] Thank you. I was down in your box. Oh, the show is joy. Thank you. Thank you. [55:25] The speech is in Mount Rushmore. Great to see you. I did. I'm going to get over here. Thank you. [55:35] Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Okay. I'll get over at the bell, right? Yeah. I'll introduce you, [55:41] sir. Good. So we'll get going and good morning. I'm grateful to be with you on this historic occasion. [55:54] The American dream belongs to every child. And today we are equipping the next generation [56:00] with the right to claim their rightful share of it. Through Trump accounts, our president is creating [56:06] an ownership economy, an ownership economy where all citizens become shareholders. 38% of American [56:14] families do not have any exposure to our great equity markets. But with Trump accounts over time, [56:20] we can get that number to zero. Already 6 million American children have signed up, 86% of them with [56:27] families earning less than $200,000. U.S. Treasury, 1.4 million of those accounts will [56:36] receive $1,000 from the U.S. Treasury to cede the accounts when the markets open in just a few [56:44] minutes. Trump accounts will benefit. So ring the bell, Mr. President. [57:15] So I will just finish by saying on the heels of our 250th anniversary, that this will be one of the [57:26] President's most enduring legacies and the great bounty of this will go for generations to come. [57:33] It is my privilege to invite President Trump to speak after we had two firsts today. First time we've [57:40] ever had the New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ do a joint opening and first time we've ever had the [57:47] opening bell run in the Oval Office. So, Mr. President. [57:51] Well, this is very exciting and amazing achievement. People, we don't know this, Michael, [58:08] but people have been trying to do this for 30 years and they were so generous. He put up, [58:15] and she put up, I think she more than him maybe, both very much involved, but Michael and Susan put up [58:22] $6,250,000,000. And I'm sure if I make a phone call, they'll do it again. The job they've done is [58:29] incredible in life. So we want to thank you very much. Amazing. Really amazing. [58:34] And our friend from Micron, by the way, called me on Friday and he said, [58:43] Micron's putting in $250,000,000 and he's done a phenomenal job. And $250,000,000 and many other [58:51] companies and people are putting up tremendous amounts of money. And it's something I'm very proud [58:57] of. Some people think it's going to be go down as one of the most important things we've done [59:01] during the administration. So after a truly historic weekend celebrating the [59:06] 250th anniversary of America today, we're thrilled to officially launch the Trump accounts. [59:13] And we had some beautiful people and speeches and tremendous crowds. We had the biggest crowd [59:20] anyone's ever seen that unfortunately lightning caused it to leave. And everybody said, well, [59:26] we'll do it another time. When I heard that, I said, no, we won't. Everybody had left. I said, [59:30] we're not doing it another time. We're doing it on the 4th of July. And we actually started the [59:35] speech on the 4th of July. We had to wait a little while, like a couple of hours, let the lightning [59:39] pass. And everyone had left. And we came back and they had 150,000 people came back from the [59:47] they took their car. They're going back home to Texas. They turned their car around and came back. [59:52] You wouldn't believe 150. I think the 150 was more impressive than the 425 or whatever it was. It was [59:58] pretty amazing. And Mount Rushmore likewise was so incredible. So people love our country. Our [1:00:05] country is doing incredibly well. Strongest military in the world has been displayed with Venezuela, [1:00:12] who we're getting along with fantastically now. We've taken hundreds of billions of dollars of oil [1:00:18] and given them hundreds of billions. They have more money than they've ever made. And we're doing very [1:00:23] well. We paid for the war many times over. And then Iran, we're doing actually equally as well. We're [1:00:28] just not getting the kind of coverage that we should. But we have eviscerated them military. And [1:00:36] the bottom line is our country is strong. We have the greatest military anywhere in the world. I was [1:00:40] with President Xi three weeks ago and I said that. And there was no argument. Nobody's arguing. [1:00:46] We built it during my first term. And we're using it now for very good reasons. Because in this case, [1:00:53] Iran can never have a nuclear weapon. We can never let that happen. [1:00:56] And on Saturday, July 4th, our administration deposited one-time seed contributions of $1,000 [1:01:04] each into the Trump accounts of over 500,000 American children. It's a lot. And millions more. [1:01:13] We'll be getting additional contributions from generous owners, like, as I mentioned, [1:01:19] Michael and Susan Dell. They are truly incredible people. Go out and buy a Dell computer. He's not doing [1:01:25] it for that. But I'll bet his business, Brad, has gotten even bigger. I have a son that loves their [1:01:32] he loves their laptop. I have to tell you, no, I want a Dell. We're going to get him that money back [1:01:38] one way or the other. And then I'll ask for another $6,250,000,000. We'll start the whole process [1:01:44] all over again. No, he makes an incredible product. And right from the beginning. And [1:01:49] Brad Gerstner has been pushing this. So he's a very successful man. Not quite as famous as the Dell [1:01:56] family, right? Of Michael. But you are. He's an amazingly successful guy. And he's put up a tremendous [1:02:03] amount of money. And again, I want to thank Micron and all of the companies that have already called me. [1:02:09] And they're putting up a lot of money. This is nothing. This is not me. And putting the name [1:02:15] on it was not my idea. That was a whole group of people that passed legislation because this is all [1:02:20] made possible only by the passage of the great big beautiful bill. And I knew that this was happening, [1:02:27] but I didn't know. All of a sudden, they see my name on it in the bill. But I'm very proud to have [1:02:32] my name. They think it would sell. They said, it'll sell better if your name's on it. I said, look, [1:02:36] leave it on. But I did not. I just want to know. I did not ask for it. Michael, is that a correct [1:02:40] statement? Did I ever go to you and say, Michael, don't put up the money unless they use my name? [1:02:45] No. But I have done that in other cases. I would have. In certain other cases, I've done that. [1:02:51] Right, Scott? But not in this case. This is a very special kind of a thing that took place. It's [1:02:58] in a way, it's a miracle. Nobody thought it was possible. Think of it. Children that are born [1:03:03] without money, without any money, great parents. They can have everything can be great, [1:03:07] but they have no money. They can become very wealthy children at 18, [1:03:12] and they can flip it over, or their people can flip it over into other [1:03:17] vehicles at a certain age so that they don't take it out. I would recommend they probably don't take it [1:03:22] out. But they can have a lot of money, especially if the market continues. Can you imagine if you did [1:03:28] this during Trump a year ago, a year and a half ago, where the market's gone up at levels? As an example, [1:03:36] everybody said when I got elected, there's no way that during the four-year period we'll ever hit 50,000 [1:03:42] on the Dow. And we hit 50,000 on the Dow, I would say, in the first year, records. We had records. [1:03:51] What NASDAQ has done, what the New York Stock Exchange, all the stock exchanges, 7,000 on the S&P was [1:03:59] impossible during the first year. But they really thought it was impossible in four years, and we hit it [1:04:03] before the first year. So if you had, if the children had invested the money a year and a half [1:04:09] ago, we should have acted faster, actually. It's too bad. But it's going to go up. We have a hot [1:04:15] country. It's going to go up. I think the market's going to go through the roof. When all those factories [1:04:19] open, they're being built all over the country at record numbers. We have never built in the history [1:04:24] of our country what we're building now. We have 19.2 trillion dollars, and much of that money is going [1:04:30] toward building factories, plants, AI, automobile. We've never built as many automobile plants. [1:04:36] They're all over. And they're coming from all over the world. You know why? Because they don't [1:04:40] want to pay tariffs. If they build their cars here, they pay no tariffs. So Japan, instead of making [1:04:45] them in Japan or South Korea, instead of making them in Germany with Volkswagen and Mercedes and BMW, [1:04:53] they're all building plants here now. They're coming out of Canada. They're coming out of Mexico. [1:04:58] Mexico took a lot of our business. So did Canada. They're all coming back. I don't know what the [1:05:01] countries are going to do, but they're all coming back. So today, with the ringing of the opening [1:05:06] bell for the stock market, those accounts will now begin to grow right along with our booming economy. [1:05:13] And I really believe we're going to have the biggest boom of all right now. You haven't seen [1:05:17] anything yet. Between individual contributions and the seed funds, 800 million dollars in new capital [1:05:24] will be invested in the stock market for America's children this week. [1:05:28] And I also think that we're going to be putting numbers in the budget, which will be really [1:05:32] spectacular. Because it's really not costing us anything. We're giving this money to children [1:05:38] so they can have a good life. Very early on, they can have a good life. [1:05:43] And we're going to be doing also something we're working on later on. And it'll be also, [1:05:47] I think, very popular. And I guess the best definition is they have a plan in Australia, [1:05:53] which people really like. It's really worked out very well, incredibly well, and very respected. [1:05:58] And we're going to be talking about that with Congress and see if we can implement it. [1:06:03] And that would be more for grownups as opposed to children. But it's something that's going to be [1:06:08] great, I think, if we can get it done. And we're going to try very hard. [1:06:11] But again, I want to thank Michael and Susan, Brad and his son, Lincoln, as well as Secretary of the [1:06:21] Treasury, Scott, who is really, Scott Pessant, who has really been an incredible, if you're, [1:06:27] if you're casting a movie, you put him as the Secretary of the Treasury, because he's central [1:06:31] casting. Do we agree? When you say, he's done, more importantly, he's done a great job. [1:06:37] SBA Administrator Kelly Loeffler, who has been phenomenal. Chairman of the SEC, Paul Atkins. [1:06:44] Paul, thank you. What a job you do. You know, there's always been a problem there. And [1:06:49] with you, everything goes smoothly. Although, I have to say, Jay did a very good job also, right? [1:06:56] Doing my first term. But Paul's been incredible. Everybody, everybody wanted Paul. And he's [1:07:02] exceeded expectations, I will say. And everybody knows it. Thank you, Paul. Great job you're doing. [1:07:07] Director of the National Economic Council, Kevin Hassett. I didn't want to lose Kevin. I said, [1:07:13] Kevin, you're at a huge disadvantage, selfishly, for a certain other position. And we have another, [1:07:19] we had the two Kevins, and they're both great. And a friend of mine, Ted Cruz, we fought each other [1:07:25] for a while. And he's a very tough competitor. And we became friends. We were actually great friends [1:07:31] before the campaign. And everybody said, will this ever end? In fact, he was doing a rally. He said, [1:07:36] could we do a joint rally? That's like you people doing a joint bell ringing. It's like crazy, right? [1:07:43] But he said, remember, we did the joint rally outside in Washington. We had a big crowd. [1:07:48] And the media was saying, will it ever end? I said, it will, but not yet. But it ended. [1:07:55] But then it came together better than, I think, better than ever before. He's done a [1:07:59] wonderful job as a senator. Highly respected. In fact, somebody said, would you ever appoint him [1:08:05] to the United States Supreme Court? Because he's a brilliant lawyer, Ted. [1:08:08] I said, well, he's the only one I can think of that's going to get 100 votes. All Republicans [1:08:14] will vote for him. All Democrats will vote for him, because they want to get him the hell out of [1:08:17] the Senate. No, if I was having a hard time with getting the votes, I would appoint Ted Cruz. I get [1:08:24] 100 percent, a guarantee. But when you look at all of the different things that have taken place, and [1:08:33] you look at the international nature of what we're doing, because these are all international [1:08:40] companies. So many I can't mention because they're too big to mention. The kind of money that's being [1:08:44] invested is really, really incredible. So again, I want to, just because they're friends of mine, [1:08:51] but the exchange CEO, Jeffrey Sprecher, is here today. He's an amazing man, amazing success. [1:08:59] His wife has done a fantastic job at small business. They call it small business, but when you add it [1:09:04] all up, it's probably the biggest, the biggest business in the world, right? But Kelly has been [1:09:10] incredible. And Jeff, thank you very much. New York Stock Exchange President, Lynn Martin, [1:09:15] we want to thank. And NASDAQ Chair and CEO, Edina Friedman, and NASDAQ President, Nelson Griggs, [1:09:24] because we have all of them. This is a, this is a fantastic group of people. Thank you very much. [1:09:30] Thank you. [1:09:30] We've got them all. Did you ever think you'd be in the same? Well, this is a great room. [1:09:36] I always, when people walk in, the biggest people in the world, people that are [1:09:39] in many cases on your exchanges, right? They walk in and they look around, they go, [1:09:44] oh my God, I can't believe it. I must, I don't want to use names. Larry Ellison walked in. [1:09:49] And he said, what, where am I? This is so, it takes a while. Actually, if you're negotiating, [1:09:57] you have people at a great disadvantage because they're all screwed up, you know? [1:10:02] It's a great place. I think it's the most important room anywhere in the world. So I [1:10:05] thought it would be good to do this here, right? We seldom do that. But this was the first ever [1:10:13] joint bell ringing between the New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ. And hopefully it won't be the [1:10:18] last. I think it's, you know, there are a lot of things you could do together that would be good. [1:10:23] It's amazing the way you came together. And it was really easy. And they're competitors. [1:10:27] But it's a great tribute, I think, to all of you that you're able to do this. People are talking [1:10:33] about it. The SEC chair, let me ask you, are you shocked that they came? This makes your job. [1:10:42] Doesn't this, Paul, doesn't this make your job a little bit easier? Isn't it nice? [1:10:46] Why can't we do that with Democrats and Republicans? Maybe that's a tougher one. [1:10:51] I think that's that might be tougher. We like we like borders. We like things that they don't like. [1:10:57] But if parents have not done so already, and they are doing so in record numbers, [1:11:03] they should go right away to trumpaccounts.gov and sign their child up for a free investment [1:11:09] savings account. And again, a lot of people are people that are uninvolved in terms of they don't [1:11:13] have the children or their children are older. But they're putting millions and millions of dollars [1:11:20] into the accounts of poor children, financially poor children. And the parents can't even believe [1:11:28] what's happening. So it's an amazing thing. But parents, loved ones, churches and generous [1:11:34] companies and individuals will be able to contribute funds to these accounts to grow throughout [1:11:39] the child's life. And again, if we have a good market like we do now, they're going to become [1:11:44] actually very rich. They'll have hundreds of thousands of dollars. Think of that. [1:11:50] Think of it. A child that has no money can have hundreds of thousands of dollars at a very, [1:11:58] very young age. Accounts could grow to be worth numbers that nobody ever thought even possible [1:12:04] just six months ago before we did this. And again, I have to thank Michael and Susan because they were [1:12:13] so proactive. It was actually, it was really amazing. I just think they're amazing people. [1:12:19] So trumpaccounts are about giving every American child a stake in America's future [1:12:25] and getting some of the upside. And nobody's seen anything like it. And senators like Ted Cruz were [1:12:32] at the forefront and they should be really commended. People have to remember it in the future. [1:12:38] It's like so many things I did were so good. And that's only got a two year life. [1:12:44] Like as an example, Kevin, I closed the border. We have nobody coming into our country illegally [1:12:49] anymore. And I want to make it in my speeches. And they say, sir, nobody cares about that. You've [1:12:53] solved the problem. I said, I'd like to talk about it. They said, nobody cares about the border. [1:12:59] You've solved that problem. I said, what kind of a business? You solve a problem. You're not [1:13:02] even allowed to talk about it. Nobody even wants to hear about it. It's pretty tough. [1:13:06] But this is something they're going to be talking about for a long time because [1:13:09] this is going to grow to levels that I think people have no idea. I already see the numbers. [1:13:15] So there could be no better way to begin our 250th year. It is so appropriate. Think of that. [1:13:20] We're doing it just at this time, this special time. It's pretty amazing. So I'd like to maybe ask [1:13:26] Michael Dell to come up and say a few words, followed by Lynn Martin and Edina Friedman. [1:13:31] And Jeff and some of the people that had so much to do. I'd like to have our great Senator Ted Cruz [1:13:39] say a few marks and anybody else that wants to. This is a big celebration. This is a [1:13:45] much bigger situation than anybody can imagine. And then we'll take a few questions. Okay? [1:13:51] Thank you very much. Go ahead. Michael, please, why don't you start it off? [1:13:54] Thank you, Mr. President. Susan and I are very honored to be here as we celebrate the 250th. [1:14:08] You know, 42 years ago, I started a company in my dorm room with $1,000. And today, [1:14:16] every newborn American child will start their life with $1,000 invested in America's greatest companies, [1:14:23] compounding for the future. But Susan and I didn't want the children that were born just before to be [1:14:32] completely left out. So we are contributing $6.25 billion, $250 to 25 million eligible American [1:14:42] children born between the ages of 2016 and 2024. Invested in America's greatest companies [1:14:50] for their future, for their tuition, for down payments, for startup capital, for a business. [1:14:58] And to every business leader out there who hasn't already joined us, please join us. [1:15:05] You know, 250 years ago, our founders in the Declaration of Independence, which is right there, [1:15:13] pledged their fortunes to an idea. Today, we're pledging our fortune to the next generation of [1:15:24] children. So to tens of millions of American children, your American story starts now. Thank you. [1:15:33] Susan. Thank you, Mr. President. I am so grateful to you for making the Invest America Act happen. [1:15:50] You have made investing in America's children such an important initiative for our country. These accounts [1:15:59] are a statement of belief in our nation's young people. And believing in our country's children [1:16:07] matters enormously. The incredible leaders of our future leaders of our country are the young children [1:16:19] that we are raising today. Investing in America's children essentially means investing in our future. [1:16:28] It's an investment in America's ability to grow, to lead, and to compete for generations. [1:16:38] Michael and I have believed in this idea for a long time. And seeing this become real is fantastic. [1:16:46] A child that has a financial account in their own name is a child who has so many more opportunities [1:16:56] and hope. And as a mother, I know that every child deserves that. So parents, claim your child's [1:17:05] Trump account today. Years from now, your child will thank you for it. [1:17:16] Mr. President, thank you so much for having us today. It is truly an honor to be here for this occasion. [1:17:23] For the last couple of days, we have celebrated the thing that makes this country unstoppable, [1:17:30] and that is our freedom. And out of freedom is born the American dream. And today, under your leadership, [1:17:39] it is the purest manifestation of that American dream. You are offering the American dream to the [1:17:47] youngest generation to allow them to participate in the great wealth of America. And as the president of [1:17:55] the New York Stock Exchange, we couldn't be more proud to be here, more grateful to you and your [1:18:00] leadership, and more optimistic about the future of this country, which is going to be led by this [1:18:09] next great generation. We were born on the corner of Wall and Broad Street, where our first president [1:18:16] was inaugurated. And we could not be more optimistic about this nation's future. Thank you so much. [1:18:25] Mr. President, thank you very much for inviting us into the Oval Office today to celebrate something [1:18:34] very special. You know, as Americans over many, many generations, we have come together in unity. [1:18:41] And today, the NASDAQ and the New York Stock Exchange have come together in unity for a great common [1:18:46] cause, the Trump accounts. The Trump accounts are underpinned by the U.S. capital markets, [1:18:51] which are really the engine of the greatest economy in the world. But part of that promise of the [1:18:56] markets is to make it so every American can share in that great economy. And today, with the Trump [1:19:01] accounts, the next generation of Americans, every American, will have the opportunity to be a part and [1:19:08] share in the prosperity of this nation. So I want to thank you for your vision, Mr. President, on behalf of [1:19:13] NASDAQ and on behalf of the millions of families who will benefit from what you've created. So thank you. [1:19:18] MR. So, hi, I'm Jeff Sprecher, the chairman and CEO of the parent company of the New York Stock [1:19:30] Exchange. One of the things that we celebrate on Wall Street, and we all in this room, we talk [1:19:36] about Wall Street as the capital markets. And I don't think people realize that partly why Wall Street [1:19:41] has its prominence is that our first president was sworn in on Wall Street, and the New York Stock [1:19:47] Stock Exchange was started to finance a brand new government and a brand new vision for a country. [1:19:54] So it's amazing that 250 years later, this president is making that available to all Americans [1:20:01] directly. And so it's incredibly fitting in my mind that we're here in this capital, [1:20:08] which obviously is no longer New York, to widen the markets for everybody in the country. [1:20:13] So thank you, Mr. President. Thank you. Mr. President, thank you for having us here. [1:20:20] This is truly a remarkable day, remarkable setting for what has been a historic event. And at NASDAQ, [1:20:26] every day we get to see brilliance come through the doors, companies have created jobs, they've [1:20:31] created an economy. And now the fact that it's able to be shared for all these children is just a [1:20:35] remarkable, remarkable feeling to be here and to look what we've created. So congratulations. Thank you. [1:20:45] It's great to be here, Mr. President. We wouldn't be here without you. [1:20:48] It was just over a year ago that Michael and I shared with you the idea for the Invest America Act. [1:20:55] We've been working on it for four years. We had tried to get it done under a prior administration. [1:20:59] Kevin and I met in the speaker's office some three and a half years ago on the idea. [1:21:05] It took this president and his entrepreneurial courage less than a minute to say this must happen. [1:21:13] This is the whole purpose of my presidency, the Main Street agenda, the 70 percent of people who have [1:21:19] been left out and left behind, who feel they're no longer connected to the American dream. And he [1:21:25] called the speaker and told him to put it in the reconciliation bill. That, my friends, is leadership. [1:21:31] It doesn't just happen. In fact, it rarely happens in a place like Washington. And his courage and his [1:21:37] leadership of this administration, you know, and then the great partnership of my friends Michael [1:21:42] and Susan Dell and so many others to bring this to fruition. But let me be clear. Today is day one, [1:21:49] Mr. President. We're committed to the next 250. And what that means is not a million kids in America, [1:21:57] not two million kids in America, every child in America, all 70 million kids under the age of 18 [1:22:04] deserve to have one of these accounts. We're going to get the accounts open for them. We're going to [1:22:08] get them fully funded. The outpouring of support from America's corporate leaders, small business [1:22:15] leaders, moms and dads, great philanthropists, we believe will raise over $100 billion for America's [1:22:22] kids over the course of the next 12 months. This isn't a program. This is a transformative platform. [1:22:30] Think of 1935 social security scale platform. Over the next 15 years, over $2 trillion will go into [1:22:40] the pockets of kids and families that would have otherwise had zero, that would have been left [1:22:46] out of America's capital markets. That is a legacy worthy of the great mission of this administration. [1:22:53] And it would not have happened without you and the leadership of your administration. So thank you. [1:22:58] Mr. President, I want to congratulate you on your historic leadership. [1:23:09] The document hanging on that wall just turned 250 years old, as did the nation that it created. [1:23:16] And the bell that you just rang on the Resolute Desk, I believe heralds in that the next 250 years [1:23:23] will be even greater than the first 250. [1:23:26] You mean the bell that I'm not giving back? [1:23:29] I think everyone knew you were going to keep the bell. [1:23:38] And on behalf of all Americans, thank you for getting rid of that ridiculous red card. [1:23:48] This is his, it was spectacular. There was a reason the FIFA trophy sat here for as long as it did. [1:23:56] Mr. President, this program, you know, a second ago, Brad made reference to 1935 and social security. [1:24:05] Trump accounts are in many ways Donald Trump's new deal. [1:24:11] But instead of having government taking care of everyone, [1:24:15] Trump accounts are about making every child and every American a capitalist. [1:24:21] Every one of our kids is now going to be an owner of the biggest producers in our country. [1:24:27] Kids, you guys there, each of you are getting an account. [1:24:32] These folks here gave you $250. [1:24:37] That's a lot of money that you have right now. [1:24:41] And you know what? [1:24:41] With that $250, you've purchased a little bit of a bunch of big companies. [1:24:48] You know McDonald's? [1:24:50] You now own a little bit of McDonald's. [1:24:54] When you go to McDonald's, you can look around and say, I own this place. [1:24:58] If you get on an airplane and fly, you look at a Boeing airplane, [1:25:04] you now own a little bit of Boeing. [1:25:06] Can you believe it? [1:25:07] You're an owner of Boeing? [1:25:10] That is transformational. [1:25:14] That changes the way every child looks at the world [1:25:17] and the ability to accumulate life-transforming savings, [1:25:21] hundreds of thousands, millions of dollars for the kids of single moms. [1:25:26] That is powerful. [1:25:27] Mr. President, in particular, I want to thank you for your unequivocal commitment [1:25:32] that this administration, your administration, is going to auto-enroll every child in America. [1:25:39] All 70 million children will have accounts open for them. [1:25:42] Accounts that can then receive gifts from people like Michael and Susan and Brad. [1:25:48] Accounts that, let me say to every parent at home, please right now go to trumpaccounts.gov. [1:25:54] Go to trumpaccounts.gov. [1:25:56] Sign your kids up. [1:25:57] To every employer, if you're not contributing to the accounts of the employees of your kids, [1:26:02] do so now. [1:26:03] Match their contribution. [1:26:04] Double their contribution. [1:26:06] And to philanthropists, go adopt a state. [1:26:10] Go adopt your city. [1:26:11] Go adopt a school. [1:26:12] Go say, the kids in my community, the kindergarten class here, [1:26:16] we're going to help them get started. [1:26:19] This is a moment, I believe, transformational [1:26:22] to make sure the next 250 is even better than the first. [1:26:26] Thank you, Mr. President. [1:26:27] Rich man, he adopted an entire state. [1:26:37] Yeah, so I'm from Indiana. [1:26:40] And we're going to add $250 following Michael and Susan to all kids in the state of Indiana [1:26:46] under the age of five. [1:26:47] Ray Dalio in Connecticut. [1:26:49] We have lots of philanthropists. [1:26:51] They're adopting states, cities now. [1:26:53] We have the city of San Francisco has been adopted, the city of Oakland. [1:26:57] And recently with, you know, with Katie, we've adopted a school in the city of Durham. [1:27:05] We've adopted a Boys and Girls Club in Philly. [1:27:08] We've adopted, you know, Big Brothers Big Sisters in Newark, New Jersey last Wednesday. [1:27:14] And it's all to show the country the art of the possible. [1:27:18] When you create an open source platform, anybody can give to anybody. [1:27:23] These accounts have a QR code in them, and somebody sends you the QR code, [1:27:26] and you just double click on your phone, and money goes into the account. [1:27:29] Thank you to Joe Gebbia and the National Design Studio for their incredible work on the account. [1:27:35] Thank you. [1:27:36] So, yeah, thank you, Mr. President. [1:27:43] Paul Atkins, Chairman of the SEC. [1:27:46] So this is an amazing day, and really I salute you and Senator and Secretary Besant [1:27:54] for all that you've done, you know, to help these accounts go, [1:27:57] and then the philanthropists who have also put money into it. [1:28:00] But the Senator has it exactly right. [1:28:03] We have to remember that all the folks who signed that document 250 years ago, [1:28:08] they understood well that America was actually an investment before it was a nation. [1:28:14] So joint stock companies were stood up in England and France and the Netherlands to establish [1:28:20] New Amsterdam, for example, now New York, and to support, you know, the people there. [1:28:26] So that is in our blood as a nation. [1:28:29] And everywhere I go around the world to talk to my counterparts, finance and other regulators [1:28:35] around the world, they always ask me, how do we replicate America's whole ethos of investment [1:28:42] and risk-taking? [1:28:43] Well, this is exactly how to do it, and as the Senator said so well, for the next generation to [1:28:48] have a feeling that they have a real stake in our economy, in the products that are made for their [1:28:55] benefit and for the benefit of the world, frankly. [1:28:58] So I think it's an exciting day. [1:29:00] Thank you very much for your leadership, and I'm really proud to be a part of it. [1:29:03] Thank you very much. [1:29:04] I'd just like to add a couple things that have been so much wonderful things that have [1:29:16] been said, Mr. President, about what you're doing. [1:29:18] This is absolutely transformational. [1:29:20] I'd like to tip my cap to Secretary Besant. [1:29:23] His staff originally told him, when this idea was floated, that it would take a year or two. [1:29:28] And Scott said, no, it's got to be the Fourth of July. [1:29:32] And they delivered. [1:29:33] I'd like to thank the designers of the app, because every kid, as Scott arranged and as you, [1:29:43] were key to discuss, every kid can look at what firms they own. [1:29:48] So it's not just going to say, S&P 500. [1:29:51] It's going to be, you have a little bit of this, you have a little bit of that. [1:29:54] And so we believe what it's going to do, sir, is connect America's youth to our vibrant economy in a [1:29:59] way that's never been done before. [1:30:01] So thank you very much. [1:30:01] Thank you very much. [1:30:02] So, everybody, we thank you. [1:30:10] And the press has been very kind about this. [1:30:13] This is one they have a hard time attacking. [1:30:17] We're all in this together. [1:30:19] You have children. [1:30:20] A lot of those children already, they have their accounts. [1:30:23] We're going to see tremendous money come in from wealthy people and pretty wealthy people [1:30:28] and very wealthy companies. [1:30:31] And I'm getting calls from everybody to put money in. [1:30:35] And they're going to put tremendous numbers of dollars in. [1:30:39] And these children are going to have actually accounts. [1:30:41] They're going to learn about finance a little bit. [1:30:44] They can watch it. [1:30:45] We're going to all watch it grow together. [1:30:47] And we're going to have a whole different planet when they turn 18. [1:30:52] It's going to be a lot different when you turn 18 and you have no idea what's going on. [1:30:56] And you have no money and no hope. [1:30:58] And they're going to have great hope. [1:31:00] It's the American dream. [1:31:01] It's a big part of the American dream. [1:31:02] So, again, Michael and Susan and Brad and everybody that has worked so hard, it's an honor to be. [1:31:10] This is truly an honor to be involved in something that's pioneering, but really not. [1:31:17] Because for so many years, I said for many, many years, decades, they've tried to do it. [1:31:22] They've never been able to pull it off. [1:31:24] So I just want to thank all of you guys. [1:31:26] And I think it's such a great tribute to come together. [1:31:28] People said, no, no, there must be a mistake. [1:31:30] You mean you're having separate meetings? [1:31:33] I said, no, no, they're just watch at 930, right? [1:31:37] So it's a great honor. [1:31:39] And thank you for being so fair about it. [1:31:42] So we'll take a few questions, please. [1:31:44] Yeah, please. [1:31:45] You on July 4th struck Kiev and killed innocent civilians. [1:31:51] Why isn't he feeling any pressure after speaking with you? [1:31:54] Well, I think he does feel pressure. [1:31:57] He wants to end it. [1:31:59] And Ukraine wants to end it. [1:32:01] And we're in talks, and we'll see if we can get it ended. [1:32:04] It's a terrible thing. [1:32:05] I ended eight wars. [1:32:07] And this was, in my opinion, going to be an easier one. [1:32:10] Because I know both heads. [1:32:13] I didn't know most of the heads. [1:32:14] I did India. [1:32:16] I did Pakistan. [1:32:17] I did others. [1:32:18] That could have been a real bad one. [1:32:20] Nuclear. [1:32:20] That was going to be nuclear. [1:32:21] It could have been, as the Prime Minister of Pakistan, [1:32:25] could have been 40 million. [1:32:26] 40 million people would have been killed. [1:32:29] Maybe 50 million. [1:32:30] They had shot down 11 planes. [1:32:32] It was raging for four days. [1:32:34] And I got it stopped. [1:32:36] And I did that. [1:32:37] But this is one that I think we're getting much closer than people realize. [1:32:41] And President Putin wants it to end. [1:32:44] I will tell you that very strongly. [1:32:46] A good call. [1:32:47] And President Zelenskyy actually wants it to end now. [1:32:52] And we're going to be going to NATO. [1:32:53] And we're going to be talking about it. [1:32:54] And I think we're going to get it. [1:32:56] I think we're going to get it ended. [1:32:58] It's been a terrible situation. [1:32:59] Think of this. [1:33:00] 25,000 people two months ago, 25,000 people were killed [1:33:06] one-month soldiers. [1:33:10] Last month, set the record. [1:33:12] 36,000 people were killed in one month. [1:33:15] Young soldiers. [1:33:16] They go off to war and they're dead before the first weekends. [1:33:21] It's drone technology. [1:33:23] Michael, who would have thought that drones would have become such a factor? [1:33:26] And they're killing machines. [1:33:28] It's amazing. [1:33:29] It's amazing. [1:33:30] You hide behind a tree and it goes and gets you. [1:33:33] And I've seen scenes that I don't want to see. [1:33:35] I don't want you to see them on that battlefield. [1:33:37] You know, you hear about the Civil War. [1:33:39] You hear about all of these different terrible wars. [1:33:42] But this is really horrible. [1:33:44] So, I had a very good call. [1:33:47] And I think we'll, I think we're getting close to getting it done. [1:33:51] The Pressure President, on paper, there's been a refocus, [1:33:54] it seems, in June to talk about your economic policies. [1:33:57] When do you think that message will change the perception of Americans related to the economy? [1:34:01] Well, I think people know. [1:34:02] Look, oil is now at a level that it was, I think it's even lower on a barrel basis [1:34:09] than it was before we started. [1:34:11] We've gotten concessions. [1:34:13] Now, they have to hold those concessions. [1:34:15] But there'll be no nuclear weapon. [1:34:17] We're going to be getting the, as I call it, dust, the enriched material. [1:34:21] Nuclear dust, I call it. [1:34:23] Seems to have taken off. [1:34:25] But it's enriched material. [1:34:26] We're getting it. [1:34:27] We're getting it. [1:34:29] I went in for one reason, very strongly, that Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. [1:34:36] I'm not looking for regime change, although this is regime change. [1:34:39] The first regime is gone. [1:34:41] The second regime is gone. [1:34:43] And I think the third regime is more reasonable. [1:34:45] But we'll find out. [1:34:47] But we've destroyed their, as you know, completely destroyed 150. [1:34:52] They had 159 ships. [1:34:54] Every single ship is at the bottom of the sea. [1:34:57] We've completely destroyed it. [1:34:58] They don't have one airplane. [1:35:00] They don't have radar. [1:35:02] You know, one of the reasons we kept the oil down, because a lot of people said, [1:35:07] Kevin, and a lot of people were saying that oil could go to $300, $350 a barrel. [1:35:11] But one of the reasons that prediction wasn't right is we were taking out on average of 10, [1:35:17] but sometimes less, sometimes more. [1:35:20] Three weeks ago, we had a night. [1:35:21] Twenty-two ships came out of the strait, and the famous strait of Hormuz nobody ever heard of. [1:35:30] But it's some — it is a — that is some big money machine. [1:35:34] I'll tell you what. [1:35:35] When you look at the numbers, Michael, that makes everything look small. [1:35:38] No, wait, wait, wait. [1:35:40] And we took out so much oil that people didn't know. [1:35:43] And it was only — it took a month and a half. [1:35:45] They finally found out. [1:35:46] They had no radar because their radar was destroyed. [1:35:49] So we took them out late at night with no lights or no nothing. [1:35:53] And our great Navy, which did the greatest blockade anyone's ever seen — not one ship [1:35:57] got through in two months — and we then freed up the blockade because we're close to maybe making [1:36:03] a deal. [1:36:03] I don't know. [1:36:03] We'll make — either — look, we're going to win one way or the other. [1:36:07] We're either going to make a deal or we're going to finish the job, okay? [1:36:10] And it won't be tough to finish the job. [1:36:13] I'd rather make a deal because I don't want to affect 91 million people. [1:36:17] We can knock down their bridges in one hour. [1:36:20] We can knock out their energy supply, all of those big plants that they built — big, [1:36:26] beautiful, modern plants that had a lot of money. [1:36:28] They don't have any money now. [1:36:31] We haven't given them any money. [1:36:32] But we can knock out their electricity and power generating plants in, [1:36:39] I would say, a small part of an afternoon. [1:36:42] Every plant will be gone. [1:36:44] And they know that. [1:36:45] They know that. [1:36:48] Please, Daniel, go ahead, please. [1:36:51] Go ahead, please. [1:36:52] Thank you so much. [1:36:53] No, right behind you. [1:36:53] Oh, yeah. [1:36:54] You know why? [1:36:55] He's a friendly voice. [1:36:57] Go ahead. [1:36:58] I wanted to thank you, first and foremost, for the Trump accounts. [1:37:01] You see? [1:37:02] That's what I call a Rick. [1:37:05] He's actually a great reporter. [1:37:07] So he'll directly benefit from the accounts. [1:37:09] Good. [1:37:10] Thank you. [1:37:10] Fast forward 18 years from now, and a lot of these kids are 18, and you look at the Trump accounts, [1:37:16] and they see hundreds of thousands of dollars in them. [1:37:18] What lesson do you hope they'll walk away from and think about you regarding this program? [1:37:24] And do you think this will go down as one of, if not the signature policy achievements? [1:37:28] I hope so. [1:37:30] I think it will. [1:37:30] I really believe it's going to be one. [1:37:32] I think we've done a lot of great things, but I think this will be one of the top. [1:37:36] It's going to teach children to be entrepreneurial as opposed to the threat of communism that you're [1:37:43] seeing a lot. [1:37:44] This is not social democrats, by the way. [1:37:47] That's a beautiful... [1:37:48] We're social democrats, they say. [1:37:50] They're not social... [1:37:50] They're communists. [1:37:52] They want to destroy our country. [1:37:53] We're not going to let that happen. [1:37:55] But this helps. [1:37:56] Even from the parent's standpoint. [1:37:57] You know, they see their child getting richer and richer as the market goes up. [1:38:03] If it goes down, they don't lose anything. [1:38:05] They make money. [1:38:06] They have money. [1:38:07] But if it goes up, they can become actually rich. [1:38:11] And the parents are going to be watching. [1:38:12] And we're all going to be watching. [1:38:13] And we're part of a very big and very beautiful game. [1:38:20] It's going to bring them into the mainstream. [1:38:22] It's going to bring them into recognizing, like Michael Dell. [1:38:26] I said, how the hell did you start this thing? [1:38:28] What he built is incredible. [1:38:30] Now his product is great. [1:38:31] But as he said, he made them, I guess, laptops. [1:38:34] He made a better laptop on his bed in a dorm than they sold in the store. [1:38:40] So he started selling them, I guess, probably during college. [1:38:42] I don't know where the hell you started selling them. [1:38:44] But you sold a lot of them. [1:38:45] And it just cascaded. [1:38:47] And then his greatest deal was he met Susan. [1:38:50] And she probably guided him beautifully. [1:38:53] That was probably his most important thing. [1:38:55] And they have great children, great everything. [1:38:57] But, you know, it's a beautiful story. [1:39:00] Think of it. [1:39:01] They gave $6,250,000,000, and there's a rumor he's giving more. [1:39:09] I don't know if it's true. [1:39:10] I'm not holding them. [1:39:10] I mean, it's hard to say fake. [1:39:12] How about doubling up, right? [1:39:15] But, no, but think of that. [1:39:17] And started with no money. [1:39:20] He had a great brain, which is, you know, that's better than money, I think. [1:39:25] But, you know, it's like an amazing story. [1:39:28] And that can happen with other people. [1:39:30] Maybe not to that extent. [1:39:32] Maybe there could be a few to that extent, but not to that extent. [1:39:36] But that can happen with some of the people here. [1:39:38] Some children living in poverty. [1:39:41] It can happen. [1:39:42] And now they have a real chance. [1:39:43] It's a big thing. [1:39:44] It's a big thing. [1:39:45] Yeah, please. [1:39:46] I wanted to ask you, can you describe your phone calls [1:39:49] to Johnny Infantino about the red card? [1:39:51] And Belgium is appealing the decision. [1:39:53] What you're asking about. [1:39:53] You're asking me about the whole soccer thing? [1:39:55] So, yeah, I did. [1:39:57] I spoke to Johnny, who's highly respected, [1:40:00] who's produced the most successful World Cup in history by, they say, four times. [1:40:05] This isn't just a success. [1:40:07] I actually said, Johnny, we've got all these games. [1:40:11] Each one is turning out to be a Super Bowl. [1:40:14] And we have all these games. [1:40:15] You know, when you think of it, every game is like a Super Bowl. [1:40:18] Yes, I watched last night. [1:40:20] What a game that was with Mexico and England. [1:40:23] I mean, two countries. [1:40:24] I don't know the players. [1:40:26] Although, I think Kane is a great player. [1:40:28] See, I play golf with him, and I like him a lot. [1:40:30] He's a good golfer. [1:40:32] But he's really great. [1:40:35] But I watched, and no reason for me to watch. [1:40:39] And you couldn't take your eyes off the game. [1:40:42] Because I said, Johnny, you know, you have all these games because they edit games. [1:40:46] In a country where really we don't, it's not our main sport, to put it mildly. [1:40:51] And this has been four times more success. [1:40:53] Well, he told me last night, the numbers are four times greater. [1:40:56] They think 50 or 60 million people are going to be watching the game tonight. [1:41:00] And, you know, these are getting to be Super Bowl numbers. [1:41:02] But you have a game tonight, and they think they're projecting a minimum of 50 million [1:41:08] people watching. [1:41:09] A game, we call it soccer. [1:41:11] It's called football, I guess. [1:41:12] But we can't really call it football because it gets a little, there's a little confusion. [1:41:16] So, yeah, you call it soccer. [1:41:17] We're the only ones that do that. [1:41:18] But we are football. [1:41:20] And football is great. [1:41:21] But I've never seen anything like it. [1:41:23] So I saw the play. [1:41:25] And I'm a person that loves sports and was a good athlete. [1:41:29] And I understand sports really well, really well. [1:41:34] And that wasn't a foul. [1:41:36] That wasn't even an infraction. [1:41:38] That was two guys running full speed that happened to crash into each other. [1:41:42] Like, you can't take your foot and properly place it on somebody else's foot when you're [1:41:47] going, no. [1:41:48] These were two great athletes that got tangled up. [1:41:52] And this referee, who is a little bit suspect, if you check his past, I don't want to say [1:42:03] that because I don't like to create controversy, but very suspect. [1:42:10] If you'd like, I'll provide you with the past. [1:42:12] He made a call that nobody could believe. [1:42:16] You know, even people on the other side, they said, oh, we got lucky. [1:42:19] Wow. [1:42:20] That's and it's very interesting. [1:42:22] They say they don't show them in slow motion. [1:42:24] And I never realized that. [1:42:25] I never heard of that before, that they're not allowed to review in slow motion because [1:42:29] it's so different because you'll take one little quarter of a second and you'll see that a hand [1:42:34] is touching a neck or you'll see something. [1:42:36] Whereas when you see it in fast motion, it would look like two guys collided, [1:42:40] which is really what happened. [1:42:42] They got sort of entangled. [1:42:45] He didn't do anything wrong. [1:42:46] And he's our best player or one of our best players, a very vital player. [1:42:51] And he gave him a red card. [1:42:51] I didn't know what that meant. [1:42:52] I didn't think it meant much. [1:42:54] Then I started hearing that that means he can't [1:42:57] play in the next game, at least in the next game. [1:43:01] I said, boy, that's a big, you know, if it happened to [1:43:04] another player, it would have been unfair. [1:43:06] But when they take your best player or just about, they have some great players, [1:43:10] but and they say you can't play. [1:43:14] That's very unfair. [1:43:15] That's, you know, it's one thing to penalize somebody for the game. [1:43:19] But how do you penalize them for a game that hasn't been played yet? [1:43:22] It's very unfair. [1:43:23] You can't do that. [1:43:24] So, yes, I asked for a review by FIFA. [1:43:29] I spoke to a man who's highly respected. [1:43:31] And by the way, whose level of respect has gone up tenfold. [1:43:36] And he was good before this started. [1:43:38] But, you know, he really pushed it in this country. [1:43:41] I'm the one that got them to do it. [1:43:43] It was not Biden. [1:43:44] Biden was asleep. [1:43:46] I got him to do it. [1:43:47] In fact, it was very sad because I got him to do it. [1:43:50] And if the progression was normal, I would have been retired. [1:43:54] Now, the Democrats are saying, man, we should have just let him have his way. [1:43:58] He would have had him. [1:43:59] We would have had him gone. [1:44:01] But I said, you know, the saddest thing is I got the Olympics and I got the World Cup. [1:44:06] I tried to claim 250 years, too, but that didn't work. [1:44:10] They said that one is what it is. [1:44:12] No, I tried, but it didn't work. [1:44:14] But wait, wait. [1:44:15] So I got him. [1:44:16] I'm so proud of it. [1:44:17] And then I realized, you know, I wouldn't be president during that because I would have [1:44:21] been out of office by that time. [1:44:22] I felt badly. [1:44:24] The beautiful thing about what I did is I ran. [1:44:27] I never thought of it. [1:44:28] And then all of a sudden I realized, you know, I just got the Olympics. [1:44:31] And I totally got that myself. [1:44:34] And I just got FIFA. [1:44:35] I got that myself. [1:44:36] We gave a little peace to Canada. [1:44:37] Gave a little peace to Mexico. [1:44:39] I got that myself. [1:44:41] And a lot of people helped, like that man right there, Kevin. [1:44:45] A lot of people. [1:44:45] You know that. [1:44:46] We worked hard on that, and we got it. [1:44:48] But what we didn't know is how successful it was going to be. [1:44:52] I thought I didn't know. [1:44:53] I said, Johnny, is anyone going to show up? [1:44:55] Because, you know, we're not, again, we're not really, I think soccer is doing much better. [1:45:00] But I couldn't imagine if you would have said to any very smart of these, like people like this, [1:45:09] that the numbers they're doing now would be happening. [1:45:13] They've never seen anything like it. [1:45:14] Think of it. [1:45:15] Take the most successful Olympics or the most successful FIFA, and you look at what's happening. [1:45:22] You look at the numbers for this in the United States, just compared to FIFA. [1:45:27] And it's numerous times more. [1:45:30] It's not like 10% more, 2% more, 5% more, which is more expected. [1:45:36] It's like four times more successful than anything they've ever done. [1:45:41] In fact, I said to Johnny, let's do it again next time. [1:45:46] And he said, that would be hard. [1:45:48] I said, no, no, you do it again. [1:45:50] But at the same time, you give it to somebody else for the next one. [1:45:54] I don't know. [1:45:55] It's a little crazy idea. [1:45:56] But all I did, all I did, I asked for a review because I didn't think it was a foul. [1:46:02] And, you know, again, I'm good at this stuff. [1:46:03] I didn't think it was a foul. [1:46:05] I thought it was two great athletes that crashed into each other and got entangled. [1:46:09] That was not a, that was not a guy punching somebody in the face or anything that, [1:46:13] you know, would be different. [1:46:14] And I think it's, I think it's a terrible, if they wouldn't allow, you know, [1:46:21] a top player, maybe the best, maybe among the best players on the team to play, [1:46:26] I think it would have had a big stain. [1:46:29] And I related just that feeling. [1:46:31] I didn't tell him what to do. [1:46:32] I can't tell him what to do. [1:46:33] But, and I don't believe he made the decision. [1:46:37] I think it was a committee that made the decision. [1:46:39] And they made the right decision because number one, it wasn't a foul. [1:46:42] And you want to see a game with your best players. [1:46:44] You don't want to say, how would you feel if I took, you know, we take Messi out. [1:46:51] Well, you know, he ran into somebody. [1:46:54] Or we took Ronaldo. [1:46:56] Ronaldo, you bunked into somebody. [1:46:58] We're going to take you out of the game. [1:46:59] He's great. [1:47:00] Well, Harry Kane, Harry Kane, we're going to take you out of the game, Harry, [1:47:04] because you happen to hit somebody a little bit harder than, you can't, you can't do that. [1:47:10] If you would have taken him out, I think, I think it would have really stained this incredible [1:47:15] champion. [1:47:16] We got to have our best players, and they've got, Belgium's got a great team, by the way. [1:47:20] We have our best players, and they have to have their best. [1:47:23] And if we win or we lose, it's fair. [1:47:26] Otherwise, let's say we lost him and we lose the game. [1:47:31] It would be a terrible thing. [1:47:32] So I think they made a really brilliant decision. [1:47:35] I think the referee's call was horrible. [1:47:38] And nobody talks about that. [1:47:39] They talk about the red card like it's fine. [1:47:41] Nobody talks. [1:47:42] The referee's decision to red card. [1:47:45] I didn't know what the hell a red card was. [1:47:47] When I found out, I said, you've got to be kidding. [1:47:49] This guy just hands up. [1:47:50] Okay, your best player is not going to play next week or in the next game. [1:47:55] I said, wow, that's a lot of power. [1:47:56] That's terrible. [1:47:57] But then I looked at his past, and it wasn't so great. [1:48:03] Would you talk to the Belgium prime minister before the game? [1:48:09] I didn't think of it, but I would. [1:48:11] He's a good man. [1:48:12] But it's your responsibility. [1:48:13] I will tell you this. [1:48:16] The people in Belgium, if they win the game, they can be very proud. [1:48:23] If they would win the game with a player missing, it would have been a different feeling. [1:48:28] You can't do that. [1:48:29] And I'm very glad. [1:48:31] All I did was ask for a review. [1:48:32] I didn't say, you have to do this. [1:48:34] This man is a smart, tough man, Johnny Infantino. [1:48:38] He's a smart, tough man. [1:48:40] And his stock has gone through the roof. [1:48:42] Because the job he's done has been great. [1:48:45] And I feel we have to have all the best players in the field. [1:48:48] You can't take the best players. [1:48:49] Yeah, please. [1:48:50] The best. [1:48:51] Go ahead. [1:48:52] Thank you. [1:48:52] Liam Cosgrove with Zero Hedge. [1:48:54] What is your plan to facilitate broad adoption of these? [1:48:57] And you mentioned the communist issue, particularly that crowd, to get them to participate in this. [1:49:03] Since I see Anthony Papilato is here, and he's probably going to ask, [1:49:06] is Bitcoin in any way going to be related to this in the future? [1:49:09] Are there plans to put Bitcoin in the Trump accounts? [1:49:11] Well, I'm a big crypto. [1:49:13] I've become a big crypto guy, only for one reason. [1:49:17] If we don't have it, China's going to have it. [1:49:19] And they would like to have it. [1:49:21] But now they're not even trying that hard because we've taken over crypto. [1:49:25] But I'm a fan. [1:49:26] I wasn't initially. [1:49:28] I didn't know much about it. [1:49:29] But for some of my first term, I wasn't really. [1:49:32] I wasn't much involved. [1:49:33] But I'd watch. [1:49:34] And I watched it grow. [1:49:35] And it's a huge industry. [1:49:38] And I got involved in a little bit for politics, you know, because [1:49:41] I realized that a lot of people love crypto. [1:49:43] And even me as a businessman, I'd see a lot of money starting to come in with [1:49:47] Bitcoin and, you know, the different forms. [1:49:50] And I said, this thing's got a lot of life. [1:49:52] And then I hear China was going to make a heavy move on it, just like they do for AI. [1:49:57] By the way, we're leading China substantially in AI by substantial. [1:50:00] And one of the reasons is I allow when they build these big plants, I allow them to build their [1:50:06] electric generating units, whether they use nuclear or oil and gas, whatever they want to use, [1:50:10] they can use, except wind. [1:50:11] We don't allow wind. [1:50:12] Wind is terrible. [1:50:14] It just doesn't work. [1:50:15] It's too expensive. [1:50:16] No good. [1:50:17] Bad for the environment. [1:50:18] And they're building their own plants with some of the greatest electric producing plants that [1:50:25] you've ever seen. [1:50:25] I mean, they're teaching the companies that produce electricity. [1:50:31] They're teaching them how to do a plant. [1:50:32] So that was my decision. [1:50:34] That was my idea. [1:50:35] Because we have an old grid. [1:50:37] It's tired. [1:50:38] It's old. [1:50:38] You can't. [1:50:39] It would take years to fix it. [1:50:41] And now we're actually taking the excess energy that they make. [1:50:44] You know, we need more than double the energy. [1:50:47] If you take all of the electric that we have now, you need more than double it to power that industry, [1:50:52] which is so shocking. [1:50:53] When I first heard that, I said, no, you mean like a little. [1:50:56] I couldn't believe that, Jeff. [1:50:58] I heard more than double. [1:51:00] So all the electric we make for everything to power that one industry. [1:51:04] Now, with that being said, it's a massive industry. [1:51:07] And it's going to be for good. [1:51:08] I mean, look, we're going to have guardrails. [1:51:10] And we have guardrails. [1:51:12] You know, you saw that a couple of weeks ago. [1:51:14] We were able to stop something that we didn't like. [1:51:17] And, by the way, the company was very good. [1:51:20] They were very good. [1:51:20] You know that. [1:51:22] But it can be used for tremendous good. [1:51:25] And mostly good and some bad, and the bad we have to stop. [1:51:28] But it's a massive industry. [1:51:30] And I think things are going to happen. [1:51:31] You know what you're seeing here with the kids? [1:51:33] I think something could happen in that regard, too, with a contribution to the people of our country. [1:51:39] I'll give you a little inside information. [1:51:42] Am I allowed to do that? [1:51:44] Well, we have Paul. [1:51:44] Am I allowed to do that? [1:51:46] That's a little inside information. [1:51:50] Scott, you know what I'm talking about. [1:51:52] No, I think you're going to see a contribution made by those because [1:51:55] they're making tremendous amounts of money. [1:51:58] They're also creating tremendous. [1:51:59] The medical, the medical, the things that are happening in the world of medicine because of [1:52:06] AI is not even believed. [1:52:09] I'm friends with many doctors because of, you know, what I'm doing as president. [1:52:14] And I've become very friendly with a lot of them. [1:52:15] They're great. [1:52:17] They're great as long as they tell me I'm healthy, okay? [1:52:19] When they tell me I'm healthy, so far so good. [1:52:21] Where's a piece of wood? [1:52:22] There it is. [1:52:24] But a couple of them got together last week and they said, [1:52:29] we can't believe the progress that's been made in diseases. [1:52:32] Things that they didn't think would happen for 10 years happened [1:52:35] in a matter of minutes, a matter of seconds. [1:52:39] So this is going to be used for good. [1:52:41] But we're leading China by a lot. [1:52:43] We're leading everybody. [1:52:45] Crypto is the same thing. [1:52:47] If we didn't do it, China would do it. [1:52:49] It's a massive industry. [1:52:51] And frankly, when I went very pro-crypto, as you know, Biden was totally against it, [1:52:56] but he has no idea what crypto is. [1:52:58] He had no idea. He didn't have a clue. [1:53:00] But they were very violently against it. [1:53:02] They were putting people in jail. [1:53:04] What they were doing to the crypto was horrible. [1:53:07] It's amazing it survived that onslaught. [1:53:10] It was a weaponization of government. [1:53:12] So when I went very much for it, and I must have gotten, [1:53:17] I think I got 100 percent of the vote. [1:53:18] But what happened is, I think it was 100 million people. [1:53:22] That's a big industry. [1:53:24] And that means some pretty good things. [1:53:25] But what happened is, Biden then, after he was getting killed, he was down so much, [1:53:31] all of a sudden, they became pro-crypto. [1:53:34] And their head of the SEC was horrible, unlike Paul, who's really good. [1:53:40] No, I mean, he's the best man for the job. [1:53:42] Everybody wanted him. [1:53:43] But he was horrible. [1:53:45] What he was doing to the crypto, they were putting people in jail. [1:53:48] Oh, you know that better than anybody. [1:53:50] Good people, great, prestigious people. [1:53:53] They were putting them in jail. [1:53:55] And I said, you've got to be kidding. [1:53:57] And they were trying to destroy the industry. [1:53:59] Okay, ready? [1:54:00] So now I'm killing Biden. [1:54:02] I'm winning by so much. [1:54:04] And all of a sudden, he becomes totally pro-crypto. [1:54:08] They dropped all investigations of everybody. [1:54:11] They allowed people to come out of jail. [1:54:14] And every time I see a crypto guy where they dropped an investigation, I said, [1:54:20] you're lucky I'm president. [1:54:21] Because they, you know, I don't know if you know, the Biden administration became [1:54:25] totally pro-crypto that last couple of months. [1:54:29] Because they were getting killed. [1:54:30] Because crypto has a tremendous audience. [1:54:33] So yeah, I'm very much for crypto. [1:54:34] Because it's, I don't, it's not a question of a personal thing. [1:54:39] I, because I let my kids do whatever the hell they do, they can do. [1:54:42] I don't talk to them, ever talk to them about it. [1:54:44] I'm allowed to, I think. [1:54:46] I'm allowed to. [1:54:47] But I don't bother. [1:54:48] Because this is a much higher, this office is a much higher calling. [1:54:52] So I make, as president, the president of the United States get essentially two and [1:54:57] a half million dollars for four years, right? [1:55:00] Spread, wait a minute. [1:55:01] It's spread out over a period of four years. [1:55:04] It's about two and a half million dollars. [1:55:05] I waived my salary. [1:55:07] Now I figured, because we've had other wealthy presidents, we've had Kennedy and we've had, [1:55:11] uh, FDR was very wealthy. [1:55:14] Teddy Roosevelt was wealthy. [1:55:16] And one of the wealthiest, believe it or not, was George Washington, [1:55:19] who wasn't in the White House. [1:55:21] But there are pictures of him surveying this ground. [1:55:23] He's the one that sort of picked the location. [1:55:25] He picked a, I think he made a good choice. [1:55:27] He picked a good location. [1:55:29] But George Washington had two desks in his pre-White House. [1:55:34] One was, and they were right next to each other. [1:55:35] One was for business, and one was for the presidency. [1:55:40] He had two desks in the same room. [1:55:43] And so you're allowed to. [1:55:44] But I choose not to. [1:55:46] I don't talk to my kids about, you know, this stuff. [1:55:48] But I will say this. [1:55:50] To me, cryptos are very powerful. [1:55:53] A lot of people are using it. [1:55:54] Bitcoin. [1:55:55] They're using it at levels that nobody, I don't think anybody [1:55:58] understands really how powerful. [1:56:00] And if we didn't do it, China would do it in a minute. [1:56:03] And if we let our guard down on AI, [1:56:06] if I didn't come up with the idea for electric plants producing plants, [1:56:10] they become a utility. [1:56:11] Basically, these guys producing, you might as well put them down. [1:56:15] Paul, I think you should mark them down as utilities. [1:56:17] Because frankly, in many ways, I'm more impressed by their electric plants. [1:56:22] And they're building them on top of the buildings, alongside of the buildings, [1:56:26] standalones right next door. [1:56:28] But you have to see some of the electric producing, [1:56:30] the generating plants that they're making, [1:56:32] nobody's ever seen because they're brilliant people. [1:56:35] And it's a fantastic thing. [1:56:36] But if I didn't come up with that idea, [1:56:38] maybe somebody else would if I doubt it. [1:56:40] Because it's too simple. [1:56:41] I mean, it's such a simple idea. [1:56:43] Do you know that your friends, Michael, [1:56:46] when I came up with that and I told Mark Zuckerberg, [1:56:49] I told Bezos, I told all of the people, AI, Sam, Elon, [1:56:54] I told them all, I said, no, no, I'm going to let you build your own [1:56:58] plant and I'm going to get your fast approvals. [1:57:00] They thought I was kidding. [1:57:01] You know, they said, and they would submit plans without an electric plant. [1:57:05] And I'd get calls from Lee Zeldin, who's a star, environmental, fast approvals, [1:57:11] good approvals, but fast. [1:57:13] And I'd call up and say, sir, these plants are not taking advantage. [1:57:18] And I'd call them and say, why aren't you? [1:57:20] They said, we thought you were, every one of them, [1:57:21] they thought I was kidding because they can't believe it. [1:57:24] Number one, they can't believe that they're approved in a period of a matter of weeks, [1:57:27] because if this was somebody else, it would be 20 years before. [1:57:30] They're all under construction. We get, we do rapid approvals. [1:57:35] And some are our nuclear plants because nuclear is now really hot and safe. [1:57:41] You know, I was, I was not a huge proponent until two or three years ago. [1:57:45] And then I saw what they, my uncle was a big nuclear guy at MIT. [1:57:50] He knew nuclear better than anybody, I think anybody in the world, probably. [1:57:54] He was the smartest guy. He was at MIT, the head for 41 years. [1:58:00] And he said to me one day, he said, you know, nuclear is going to be the most important thing, [1:58:07] but it's also got to be watched. It's got to be watched very carefully because it can [1:58:11] build the world, but it can also destroy the world. He said that. [1:58:14] I said, uncle John, that was a long time ago, but he was exactly right. [1:58:19] He called it exactly right. But what they've done with nuclear in terms of [1:58:22] generating energy is absolutely, you know, a submarine [1:58:27] can run at full speed for 30 years without having to refuel. [1:58:34] The only thing it has to do is come up every 90 days for food. [1:58:37] They can't solve, they can't solve the food problem, but think of it. [1:58:41] A submarine without having to guess up can run for 30 years at full speed without stopping. [1:58:49] I mean, who would believe a thing like that? [1:58:52] But fortunately, we have the best technology and we have the best submarines. [1:58:56] It's something we lead the world in by 15 years. Any other questions? [1:59:01] Go ahead, please. [1:59:03] Thank you so much, Mr. President. [1:59:05] What? [1:59:06] I said, thank you so much, Mr. President, Jennifer Schafer. [1:59:08] On the Trump accounts, SpaceX has said that she's going to donate shares to the Trump account. [1:59:14] Have you spoken at all with Elon Musk about further share donations as well as other corporate shares? [1:59:20] I speak to everybody. [1:59:20] I'm like a cheerleader for geniuses. I love geniuses. I love high IQ people. He's a high IQ person. [1:59:31] I love high IQ people. And I speak to Elon, I speak to Mark, I speak to Jeff, I speak to everybody. [1:59:36] By the way, in the first term, less so. In fact, at my first inauguration, none of them were standing [1:59:42] behind me. They were just the opposite. And now at this last inauguration, every one of them was [1:59:49] standing behind me. It was sort of amazing. No, I speak to all of them. And I encourage them. [1:59:56] I want them to be tremendously successful. Now, there's a thing called TikTok. Have you heard of it? [2:00:03] I was watching a show this morning, Maria Bartiromo. She's fantastic. And on her show, [2:00:09] they were talking about the dangers of TikTok and Chinese, you know, a whole thing with spying and what [2:00:18] they're doing with it. Well, except it was announced about two days ago, the new numbers just came out. [2:00:26] You know who the number one person in TikTok is by far? Trump, me. I just got the, they, I'm number [2:00:33] one. Like Taylor Swift was number 11. I'm number one in TikTok by far. And the numbers just came out. [2:00:41] And I said, well, you know, I'm hearing about how they influence. They're talking about their [2:00:46] tremendous danger because they influence. But if they influence so badly, I mean, I'm saying all [2:00:52] things like I love our country. We got to stop communism. We got to this and that. We're going [2:00:55] to do a lot. We're doing a lot of things. But I'm by far number one. It was sent to me by, [2:01:00] you know, the list comes out. Number one, number two. I was number one by a lot. [2:01:04] So I guess maybe, I don't know, maybe they're bad. Maybe they're not. I know one thing, [2:01:09] great American people, tremendous business people and companies bought it. [2:01:14] I called President Xi and everyone said he was a hard no. He was a hard no. But I said, [2:01:20] you know, it's a good thing for TikTok, but it's good for us too. American companies, great ones, [2:01:26] own our TikTok and it's very influential. But I'm number one by a lot. So, you know, I hear this, [2:01:34] this thing was on today, Gordon Chang. I like Gordon Chang, but he's always so negative. [2:01:39] You know, nobody's been tougher in China than me, but Gordon Chang, [2:01:44] and he's a nice guy. It's like the world is falling down. It's not true. It's not true. [2:01:50] We have to be careful because China is a great competitor. But, you know, he was talking about, [2:01:55] we must stop TikTok. I'm number one on TikTok. I think it helped me win the election in a landslide, [2:02:01] if you want to know the truth. Yeah, please. Yeah. That's a hell. Yeah. So, for 50 years, [2:02:12] we've been landing helicopters on grass. The grass is wet, soggy. The helicopters sometimes [2:02:19] miss their little mark. You know, they send people out, Marines. I watch them do it. They march [2:02:24] out so beautiful, great guys. They have a piece of metal that he put down. And except for the fact [2:02:29] that these pilots are so good, they almost hit the mark all the time. But sometimes they miss their [2:02:34] half the size of this desk. Think of it. You're landing a big chopper. [2:02:39] But, you know, years ago, and they just got produced, but during my administration, [2:02:47] they ordered brand new helicopters, the big ones, the ones for president. It's called Marine One. [2:02:53] And our other Marine Ones are about 40 years old. They're old, like Air Force One. You know, [2:02:57] it's time to make a change. And other presidents wouldn't do that because they think it's not good [2:03:01] to make a change to luxury, but you got to do it. You know, other countries have them. So, [2:03:05] Sikorsky gave — we ordered a number of Sikorskys as the helicopters back and forth. [2:03:11] Well, they're about two and a half times more powerful than the old ones. [2:03:16] And when you land on the grass, it's not that the grass gets discolored. [2:03:20] It gets ripped out, ripped out. And it was all over. They landed it once. [2:03:26] And nobody planned for this. This was a little bit of a planning mistake. [2:03:31] So they landed the helicopter, and half of the grass was [2:03:35] sitting in front of the Oval Office front door. [2:03:38] The rest of it was scattered all over the — I mean, literally, it didn't singe it. It [2:03:42] also singed it, by the way. But it literally — because of the power. It's tremendous. [2:03:49] And everybody said, well, we'll keep using the old helicopters when we have to land at the White House. [2:03:56] And for everything else, we use the new helicopters. They said, that's a pretty expensive deal. [2:04:01] You wouldn't do that for your company. You'd figure out an answer. [2:04:03] So I said — because I have helicopters, and three of them — and I said — because they've [2:04:09] been great for my business. I think they're incredible. [2:04:13] So Sikorsky's. Sikorsky 76. And I always was lucky. I always got helipads. [2:04:21] Other people don't. Very hard to get. The hardest thing to get is a helipad. [2:04:24] Okay. There's no harder zoning thing to get is a helipad. And I had like seven of them at different [2:04:30] places, so I could go around by helicopter. And I said to the people, have you ever thought — these [2:04:36] are generals, Air Force generals that are brilliant. And, you know, you get used to a certain thing. [2:04:41] They'd bring out the metal. But this was — now the metal didn't work because the power of these [2:04:46] helicopters is so great, it ripped up the grass, right? So I said, has anybody ever thought of a [2:04:51] helipad? Because I build them, and they go quickly, and it solves all of the problems. [2:04:57] Sikorsky's laughing. It's true, right? It's crazy. So it was funny. I said, has anyone ever thought of [2:05:05] a helipad? I had like six generals in front of me. And they're going like, wow, that's a good idea. [2:05:10] You know, it's like the paperclip. It was such a simple adventure. Probably he says that about [2:05:15] a laptop. To him, it's a simple thing. To other people, wow. But the paperclip. 200 years ago, [2:05:22] a gentleman came up with the idea for a paperclip. And he made a lot of money, [2:05:27] became very rich — not as rich as Michael Dell, but rich — in those money. And what happened is [2:05:34] everybody was jealous. They said, why didn't we think of this? Same thing with a helipad. [2:05:38] So now we're building a helipad, beautiful helipad. And it's got the seal of the White House on it, [2:05:44] in granite, in carved granite. It's really a beautiful thing. And I'll tell you, Sikorsky is paying [2:05:50] for it. You know why? Because they didn't tell us how powerful these helicopters were. And they [2:05:55] felt a little bit guilty. They sold us — I like power, by the way. I think it's great [2:06:00] for a helicopter. But they probably — I don't know. They felt a little guilty. [2:06:08] And they are paying for the cost of — it's about five or six million dollars. They're paying the full [2:06:12] cost. And when I heard they were paying the cost, I went out and said, let's do a beauty. Let's not just [2:06:18] do a piece of concrete and paint it white, which is why I just put beautiful concrete, [2:06:22] nice — and we paint it white. This one is a beauty. It's got the seal of the White House. [2:06:28] It's beautiful — the eagle. And it's carved out of granite. It's done by some of the most talented [2:06:32] people you'll ever meet. And you're landing on granite, which is the strongest stone that we can — like [2:06:38] the outside walk is black granite. It's got — that's 35,000 pounds per square inch. It's got a one [2:06:46] million-plus lifetime. It's the strongest stone there is. And that's being used out there. And [2:06:51] it's going to be, I think, really beautiful. And you can see the size. It's going to be beautiful. [2:06:56] And it could be used for other things. When helicopters aren't landing, you can have other [2:06:59] things out there, like events. You could have news conferences literally on it, because it's the right [2:07:04] size. So by doing this, we solved the problem. And we'll be able to finally retire 45-year-old [2:07:09] helicopters. Okay, how about — how about one or two more, and we'll get out? Go ahead, please. [2:07:15] Millions of American soccer fans are obviously very happy. But what do you say to the critics [2:07:19] who say this starts a precedent which other powerful leaders — [2:07:23] Well, I don't know. I mean, I can only say this. I had nothing to do with the decision. What I did have [2:07:28] to do is, I said, I think it should be reviewed, because I watched the play. And he didn't do anything [2:07:35] wrong. You know, got to look at — by the way, if he did, I'd feel differently, probably. If he [2:07:40] punched him in the face, if he did something wrong. Um, I thought your young, wonderful basketball [2:07:47] player, Caitlin, I thought that she was treated rather rough, if you want to know the truth. [2:07:54] That was a much different kind of an event. That was a pretty bad event. But in this case, [2:08:00] he didn't do anything wrong. Two people ran into each other. And by the way, if you look at that game, [2:08:05] there were 10 instances where it was much rougher than that. So I think it starts with the fact [2:08:12] that it shouldn't have been a foul. And then you have to look at the person that raised the card, [2:08:17] and that's up to you people. You'll look at it. But I didn't think it was very good, [2:08:20] because it was not good. And I think that Johnny is brilliant at what he does. And I think they made — [2:08:28] I don't think it was his decision. It's a big committee. And after reviewing it, I think they said, [2:08:32] look, it's a — this would — this game would have a big mark on it if we lost, if we won. [2:08:39] No matter what happened, you have to let them use their best players. And the game tonight is going [2:08:46] to be amazing. And we're going to have a full team. And Belgium is going to have a full team. [2:08:50] And you know what? If they beat us, then they can be really proud. The other way, if they beat us, [2:08:56] the press will say it was — I say it was rigged, just like the election was rigged in 2020. But [2:09:02] I won't get into that. Ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much. The Trump accounts are great. Thank you. [2:09:07] All right. So we saw the president there, of course, speaking with the press [2:09:33] after launching the Trump accounts, of course, officially from the Oval Office. Prior to that, [2:09:39] at 9.30, he rang the stock exchange bell in the Oval Office to get the stock exchange moving in New [2:09:46] York City for today. Of course, that is a historic event that we just saw here on Right Side Broadcasting [2:09:54] Network. We have a number of items to get to. We have a live interview coming up. But before we get [2:09:59] to all of that, let's go to a few of our great sponsors here on Right Side, including this one. [2:10:03] Let's take a minute to speak to all the parents watching today. It's officially, of course, [2:10:08] the dog days of summer. And if your house is anything like ours used to be, that means the [2:10:12] dog sprawls out on the coolest tile floor you can find, refusing to move for anyone. It seems our [2:10:19] dogs tend to run the house. And honestly, we wouldn't have it any other way. Well, here's a fun fact. Our [2:10:24] founding fathers were the exact same way. Turns out, long before they were founding a nation, they were [2:10:29] the original dog people. Tails wagging in the halls of Mount Vernon and Monticello. [2:10:35] Muddy paw prints on important documents, probably. Our founders loved their dogs every bit as much as [2:10:41] we love ours today. 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Ryan, thank [2:13:26] you for your service. And it's not every day you hear about a two-time sibling, a Gold Star sibling [2:13:33] there. So, that's a lot to get to. So, let's just start with that. I mean, can you talk to us about [2:13:40] those that you lost? Well, first and foremost, thank you so much for having me on to be able to tell my [2:13:45] brother's stories and talk about the new music that we just put out. But yeah, I was a military intelligence [2:13:52] analyst and transitioned to become a warrant officer and a Blackhawk helicopter pilot and was [2:13:56] deployed to Iraq in 2003. My brother, Aaron, was deployed with 82nd Airborne in 2003 as well. [2:14:04] He was a cancer survivor, was non-deployable, got a waiver to be deployed, but he, you know, [2:14:08] he didn't want to be left behind. He didn't want to have his brothers and sisters going to combat. And [2:14:12] you knew his little brother was over there as well. I was with the 1st Armor Division. But he had to get [2:14:17] bi-monthly blood screenings for his cancer to make sure it hadn't come back. And he was a passenger [2:14:22] in a medevac helicopter on the way to the hospital to get one of those blood screenings. When it was [2:14:27] shot down, he was killed in action. And I came home from combat to his funeral. And then in 2013, [2:14:33] my brother-in-law, Randy Billings, he was piloting a Blackhawk in Afghanistan. And an IED took the tail [2:14:40] boom off of his aircraft. They had one passenger ejected at the top of the mountain that survived, [2:14:44] but the rest of the crew was killed in action. We became a second Gold Star, second time Gold Star [2:14:49] family. But when Aaron died in Iraq, I started pursuing this dream in country music. I'd followed [2:14:55] in his footsteps essentially in a lot of my military career. He was my standard bearer. And it was time [2:15:00] for me to start chasing my dreams and make my own footsteps for myself. So this country music dream [2:15:06] has been an amazing one with him in my corner. That's awesome. It's awesome. And I know you have a [2:15:10] new song titled, I Want to Go Back, which we have permission from your team there to play, [2:15:16] which we will play here shortly, here on Right Side, of course, as we continue our live broadcast [2:15:21] today. Thank you again for your service. And I know it's not easy to talk about your brothers, [2:15:27] but can you talk to us about, now that you're able to be out there in the country artist industry, [2:15:34] to really share their message, but also tell us about this song, I Want to Go Back. What's it all [2:15:40] about? Well, it's extremely honor. It's a huge honor for me always to be able to tell my brothers [2:15:48] stories about their sacrifice and dedication to this country and being willing to pay that [2:15:52] ultimate price for our fellow Americans. That's why I'm incredibly proud of this country. And this song [2:15:57] is a great message. It's a unifying message about going back to the days when, you know, we were [2:16:02] children and we looked at, everybody looked at each other the same. And, you know, the message [2:16:08] is nostalgic. It's a traditional country song. A lot of my stuff has 80s rock infused in it, [2:16:13] so it's a little bit more rock and edgy. This one is actually a more traditional country song [2:16:18] with a great artist named Craig Campbell. A lot of folks out there are fans of Craig Campbell as well. [2:16:22] He's an immense patriot, but he and I did a duet on this one. And the storyline for this music video [2:16:27] is pretty powerful. We did an ode to the original Wolverines, the original five, Patrick Swayze and [2:16:32] Charlie Sheen and that group in Red Dawn, the original Red Dawn. So there's a little bit of a [2:16:37] storyline before and at the end, I think the final message and the final scene of the music video [2:16:42] is really going to touch people's hearts. And along with what you see during the music video, [2:16:47] it was all in my head. I've got all these ideas when it comes to putting music videos out and putting [2:16:52] an important storyline along with a very important message, a unifying message. There are no politics [2:16:58] in this song whatsoever. This is really about why I wear the flag on my shoulder, why I love this [2:17:03] country so much. And it really is a great unifying message. And we all want to go back to those times. [2:17:08] I'm sure a lot of us are seeing based off all the craziness that's happening right now. [2:17:12] Well, with Freedom 250, America 250, Independence Day, you know, in the backdrop right now, [2:17:18] what would you like to share with the people watching live or on replay just about the country, [2:17:24] also about obviously President Trump having the huge firework display the other day. Just overall, [2:17:32] your thoughts about this great country, the United States of America. [2:17:36] Well, I think there are two things that we've seen over the last couple of weeks [2:17:40] and a couple of months. First off, the great celebrations of this country through the president, [2:17:46] the things that he's been doing, but across the nation as well. But the FIFA World Cup is really [2:17:50] proving just how united we are as a country and how we're united with other countries around the [2:17:55] world. And the division that's being sold out there, I just don't believe in any of it. I want [2:18:00] us to be a unified country because as Americans, we're stronger together, standing side by side. [2:18:05] And that's exactly what this music video is about as well. And I hope that everybody really enjoys [2:18:10] and shares and gets it out there to folks that really want to hear the unifying, [2:18:13] patriotic message, just like we've been seeing with these awesome events around the nation. [2:18:19] On top of that, a shout out to Matthew Speer, the host of the Don't Unfriend Me [2:18:23] podcast, hooking us up with the interview today with Ryan. Ryan, thank you again. We'll air your [2:18:29] music video at the tail end of this broadcast, which is going to happen in about 20 or so minutes. So, [2:18:34] Ryan, thank you again for your service to this country. And thank you for being just an awesome [2:18:38] patriot out there, man. I truly appreciate it. And everybody can download the song at ryanweaver.net. [2:18:43] Awesome. Thank you, Ryan. [2:18:45] Thank you. [2:18:46] Awesome stuff. Great to meet Ryan Weaver there, here live on Right Side Broadcasting Network. [2:18:51] We're going to go to a couple of our sponsors in the meantime. Let's go to calshe.com [2:18:56] rsbn. Of course, a lot of people that want to bet or trade or just check out polls, [2:19:00] you can do that right there with calshe.com. You have a few ways to get to Calshe, of course. [2:19:05] One, the QR code. Two, you can download the Calshe app or our favorite, go to calshe.com rsbn. [2:19:12] You'll see something pretty cool there, too. So calshe.com rsbn. A lot of political trending [2:19:17] topics going on. And on top of that, you know, today was interesting. Again, the New York Stock [2:19:23] Exchange opening bell at 930 Eastern Time. Usually it's in New York when that happens. Well, [2:19:30] a historic move. The president ringing the bell from the Oval Office of the White House, [2:19:34] then talking about the Trump accounts. 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We're going to get to that video in just a little [2:22:15] bit when it comes to the music video he was talking about. We'll also go to a couple of videos, [2:22:19] you know, some highlights from this morning's White House event. But before we get to that too, [2:22:25] I want to read something that is a presidential proclamation for 250, right? So this is, it's [2:22:33] lengthy, but it's worth it. Because 250 years ago, the founders of our great republic gathered in [2:22:39] Philadelphia to fulfill a God-given destiny, the freedom and independence of the United States of [2:22:46] America. This is President Trump's proclamation here. 56 men representing legions of freedom-loving [2:22:53] patriots sprawled across 13 colonies pledged their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor to [2:23:01] sign a legendary charter of freedom and declare America's promise that all men are created equal [2:23:05] and have the sovereign right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. On that sweltering summer [2:23:12] day in the heart of Pennsylvania, my home state, these noble patriots not only raised up a new nation, [2:23:19] but immortalized in our Declaration of Independence a series of sacred truths that transcend time and [2:23:25] place, creating the single greatest force for virtue, peace, prosperity, and greatness on the face of the [2:23:31] earth. In June of 1776, Richard Henry Lee of Virginia rose before the Second Continental Congress and [2:23:40] moved that the American colonies cast off the bonds of British rule and stand among the civilizations of [2:23:47] the earth as free and independent states. Thomas Jefferson was entrusted with giving that historic [2:23:54] resolve its language, laboring over every line until the Congress adopted his immortal words on a momentous [2:24:02] July day. The 56 men who signed their names to Jefferson's declaration pledged their lives, their fortunes, [2:24:10] and their sacred honor to a single revolutionary truth, that all men are created equal, that they [2:24:17] are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, and that among these are life, liberty, [2:24:23] and the pursuit of happiness. For eight long and bloody years, American patriots led by General George [2:24:30] Washington took up arms to defend this creed, enduring brutal hardship and immeasurable sacrifice so that [2:24:36] the flame of liberty might live. They fired the first shots of the revolution at Lexington and Concord, [2:24:44] held the line at Bunker Hill against great odds, crossed the icy Delaware on Christmas night to [2:24:49] deliver a decisive blow against enemy forces, and endured the bitter winter of Valley Forge until the [2:24:56] indomitable spirit that would come to define our nation humbled the mightiest military on earth at [2:25:01] Yorktown securing for all posterity the blessings of American liberty. It was this distinctly American [2:25:11] spirit of faith, grit, adventure, courage, resolve, and self-determination that breathed life into our [2:25:18] republic and has unfailingly nurtured our nation, our people, our liberty, and our way of life ever since. [2:25:27] President Trump's proclamation continues about 250 saying, [2:25:32] From that hard-fought victory, a handful of colonies nestled on the shore of the Atlantic [2:25:37] Ocean grew and within a few generations flourished into the strongest and wealthiest republic in human [2:25:43] history. Answering the call of destiny, Americans pressed westward across the untamed continent, turning [2:25:51] open prairie into golden farmland and raising from the wilderness magnificent cities that towered above a [2:25:57] vast and growing people. When civil war threatened to tear the nation asunder, Americans fought and [2:26:04] bled to preserve the Union, striking the shackles of slavery from millions and binding the country [2:26:11] together once more. In the wake of that struggle, our ancestors forged a new country in the fires of [2:26:18] industry, building vast mills that poured molten steel, drilling deep for the oil that fueled their [2:26:24] prosperity and harnessing the power of electricity to light their cities and raise skyscrapers ever [2:26:30] higher into the heavens. In the last century's darkest hours, it was the United States of America [2:26:36] that emerged triumphant from two world wars, defeating the forces of evil at every turn and [2:26:42] liberating millions around the globe from the cruelest tyrannies humanity has ever faced. Time and again, [2:26:52] the ingenuity of America has continued to defy the limits of the impossible or of the possible. [2:26:58] Americans lifted humanity into the skies and walked upon the surface of the moon, planting our beautiful [2:27:04] flag in ancient dust where no other nation had ever stood as our gaze turned toward the galaxies beyond. [2:27:12] The inventions of American minds, the telephone, their personal computer, the internet knit the world [2:27:18] together as never before, opening a new age of connection and commerce that placed limitless [2:27:23] knowledge at humanity's fingertips and carried the promise of prosperity to every corner of the earth. [2:27:30] President Trump's proclamation about 250 continues saying, quote, [2:27:35] in every field of science, American genius has cured what was once thought incurable, unraveled the [2:27:43] mysteries of life itself and pushed the boundaries of human knowledge further than any nation that has ever [2:27:48] come before. These monumental triumphs are the legacy of the men who willed our great republic into [2:27:55] existence and the great American adventure that started on July 4th, 1776 has only just begun. In our [2:28:03] own time, the American journey carries on in as every corner of our land from the wheat fields of the [2:28:10] Great Plains and the granite peaks of the Rockies to the sunlit shores of the Pacific and the bustling cities of [2:28:16] the Atlantic coast and the heart of the American people beats as strong as proud as ever. That [2:28:25] strength springs from the unity of our people and from the timeless values passed down through the [2:28:30] generations, chief among them an abiding faith in God, a fierce love of family and freedom, a tireless [2:28:39] devotion to hard work, and the courage to lay down everything for a cause greater than ourselves. [2:28:44] These are the virtues that have sustained us for over two and a half centuries and they will arm us for [2:28:51] the many victories yet to be won. In this new era of American greatness, we will continue to reclaim [2:28:58] our sovereignty, restore our territorial integrity, defend the God-given liberty proclaimed at our founding, [2:29:05] and guard the proud heritage, history, and culture that have made our nation a wonder for the ages. [2:29:10] We will continue to adventure into the cosmos, returning Americans to the lunar surface for all [2:29:17] time to come and charging ahead to plant the stars and stripes among the red dunes of Mars. [2:29:23] We will seize the new frontiers of artificial intelligence and quantum discovery, unleash the [2:29:30] boundless energy beneath our soil, and expand the wealth and abundance of the American people. [2:29:35] President Trump saying on this proclamation for 250 years young, [2:29:41] we will defend our citizens and our way of life answering every enemy with overwhelming strength [2:29:47] and unflinching justice. We will cherish the sacred right to life and protect the [2:29:52] innocent starting at life's very first moment. We will restore law and order to our streets and [2:29:57] usher in a new era of prosperity, health, opportunity, and happiness for every American family. [2:30:04] President Trump says, quote, my administration will not rest until every one of these sacred [2:30:09] promises are kept. Guided by the wisdom of our founders and the unyielding faith of our people, [2:30:15] we will lead our nation into a new American golden age. For a free and faithful people, [2:30:21] no summit stands too high, no horizon is too distant to conquer, and no dream is too bold to achieve. [2:30:28] On this 250th anniversary of our glorious independence, we once again acknowledge that our nation was [2:30:36] conceived in providence, born of the blood of heroes, and sustained through the generations of freedom [2:30:42] loving patriots who gave their lives, toil, and treasure to keep the American spirit alive. We vow to [2:30:49] remain ever watchful and vigilant so that this legacy of liberty will endure in the face of every challenge. [2:30:57] We remember that our republic was begotten in courage and that only courage will ensure its survival. [2:31:03] Above all, we give thanks to almighty God for his abundant blessings upon our land, praising him [2:31:10] without ceasing for the grace that has guided us through every trial and triumph. In humble gratitude for the [2:31:18] sacred trust handed down to us across the centuries, we commend to his care the heroes, dreamers, workers, and [2:31:25] warriors who built and defended our nation. And we pledge ourselves anew to be worthy of their sacrifices. [2:31:34] Today, as one American people, we celebrate and carry forward the spirit of our founders kindled in [2:31:40] Philadelphia and enshrined in the Declaration of Independence. And with God's help, we will prevail [2:31:46] in making our beloved nation stronger, prouder, richer, and greater than ever before. [2:31:53] Now, therefore, quoting here from the President, the proclamation, I, Donald J. Trump, President of [2:31:59] the United States of America, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the [2:32:05] laws of the United States, do hereby proclaim July 4th, of course, just two days ago, 2026, as the 250th [2:32:14] anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence. I urge all Americans to proudly observe this day, [2:32:22] with all due ceremony to honor the glorious heritage, history, and accomplishments of our beloved [2:32:27] republic. In witness whereof, I have here unto set my hand this third day of July, in the year of our [2:32:36] Lord, 2026, and of the independence of the United States of America, the 250th. That from President Donald [2:32:47] J. Trump, three days ago. So, I told you it was long, but it was worth it. I loved reading that [2:32:55] here on Right Side Broadcasting Network. Praise be to Jesus Christ of Nazareth. Praise to God that there [2:33:03] was a revelation before the revolution. You can check that out. Again, that Great Awakening movie that's out [2:33:11] there. Please, if you can, watch A Great Awakening. What a movie. What a movie. Let's go to a couple [2:33:19] sponsors. We have a couple more things to get to. We're going to get to that music video by Ryan [2:33:23] Weaver at the end of this broadcast as well. Of course, if you're just joining us now and you're [2:33:27] saying, where's President Trump? Well, that was at 930 Eastern Time. You can obviously replay this [2:33:34] broadcast and check out the President there, where he was launching the Trump accounts, also speaking with [2:33:39] the press. And then on top of that, in a historic move, ringing the New York Stock Exchange bell from [2:33:46] the Oval Office of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, the White House. That's not happened before. All right, [2:33:53] let's go to a couple sponsors here on Right Side before we get to the country music video, [2:33:59] patriotic music video to end the broadcast. You see it right there, Tax Network USA. If you have some [2:34:04] back taxes out there or just a bunch of questions when it comes to the IRS or getting on a game plan, [2:34:11] it's really a good spot to go right now, especially if you call 877-479-6503. Because [2:34:17] however your tax issues started, the outcome is the same. Your balance is just not going down, [2:34:22] penalties growing, interest compounds. 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It seems our dogs tend to run the house [2:36:08] and honestly, we wouldn't have it any other way. Or would we? Anyway. Well, here's a fun fact. Our [2:36:14] founding fathers were the exact same way. Turns out long before they were founding a nation, they were [2:36:19] actually the original dog people, tails wagging in the halls of Mount Vernon and Monticello, muddy [2:36:25] paw prints on important documents, probably. Our founders loved their dogs every bit as much as we [2:36:31] love ours today. With America's 250th birthday, what better way to get kids excited about history [2:36:36] than through the goofy, loyal, tail wagging companions who were there for it all. Our friends at The [2:36:42] Kids Guide have put together a great guide called The Kids Guide to the Founders Furry Friends, giving [2:36:47] kids a fun and heartwarming look at the dogs who stood and sat and probably begged for scraps beside our [2:36:54] nation's founders. It's a perfect keepsake souvenir for kids and they're giving it away for free at [2:37:00] freeusadoggift.com. Plus, when you request your copy, they're also giving you a second free guide [2:37:05] called The Kids Guide to the Founders Message for today, a must read for every child. So during these [2:37:12] dog days of summer, head on over to freeusadoggift.com right now to get these free guides for your family [2:37:18] and help celebrate America's 250th birthday the right way. All right, we're getting there. So we know [2:37:26] President Trump later today is going to go to Turkey. He's going to be there for two days. So we'll have [2:37:31] coverage from overseas tomorrow and Wednesday. I'm thinking, this is just a wild guess, that maybe on [2:37:40] Thursday, or maybe actually tomorrow or Wednesday, I don't know, Carolyn Levitt is going to have a press [2:37:46] conference one of these days. It'd be great to see her back there. We know she's back from maternity leave. So we'll see [2:37:52] when that press conference will happen. In other news, of course, President Trump talked about the [2:37:57] fact that there's this midterm RNC convention that's going to happen in Dallas, Texas, as we gear up for [2:38:03] November 3rd's midterm elections. So we'll have coverage with that as well, especially here in [2:38:09] conservative media. All right, 11-12, let's do this. Director, do we have any more sponsors to get to? [2:38:17] Okay, let's go to a couple of our, before we get to some 250 videos, and before we get to that music video, [2:38:23] if you've been watching this whole broadcast, we'll get to that in a minute. Let's go to maybe [2:38:27] a highlight. Do we have a highlight, guys, from the event with President Trump? All right, let's go to [2:38:33] that. Okay, I'll get over at the bell, right? I'll introduce you, sir. Good, so we'll get going, [2:38:49] and good morning. I'm grateful to be with you on this historic occasion. The American Dream belongs to [2:38:55] every child, and today we are equipping the next generation with the right to claim [2:39:01] their rightful share of it. Through Trump accounts, our president is creating an ownership economy, [2:39:07] an ownership economy where all citizens become shareholders. 38% of American families do not [2:39:14] have any exposure to our great equity markets, but with Trump accounts, over time, we can get that [2:39:19] number to zero. Already, 6 million American children have signed up, 86% of them with families earning less [2:39:28] $200,000. U.S. Treasury, 1.4 million of those accounts will receive $1,000 from the U.S. Treasury to [2:39:39] seed the accounts. When the markets open in just a few minutes, Trump accounts will benefit, [2:39:46] so ring the bell, Mr. President. That was not a guy punching somebody in the face or anything that, [2:40:15] you know, would be different. And I think it's, I think it's a terrible, if they wouldn't allow, [2:40:22] you know, a top player, maybe the best, maybe among the best players on the team to play, I think it [2:40:29] would have had a big stain. And I related just that feeling. I didn't tell him what to do. I can't tell [2:40:35] him what to do. But, and I don't believe he made the decision. I think it was a committee that made the [2:40:40] decision. And they made the right decision because, number one, it wasn't a foul. And you want to see [2:40:45] a game with your best players. You don't want to say, how would you feel if I took, you know, we take [2:40:52] Messi out. You know, he ran into somebody. Or we took Ronaldo. Ronaldo, you bunked into somebody. [2:41:00] We're going to take you out of a game. He's great. Well, Harry Kane. Harry Kane, we're going to take you [2:41:05] out of the game, Harry, because you happen to hit somebody a little bit harder than, you can't, [2:41:10] you can't do that. If you would have taken him out, I think, I think it would have really stained [2:41:16] this incredible champion. We got to have our best players, and they've got, Belgium's got a great [2:41:21] team, by the way. We got to have our best players, and they have to have their best. And if we win or [2:41:26] we lose, it's fair. Otherwise, let's say we lost him and we lose the game. It would be a terrible thing. [2:41:34] So I think they made a really brilliant decision. I think the referee's call was horrible. And [2:41:40] nobody talks about that. They talk about the red card like it's fine. Nobody talks. The referee's [2:41:45] decision to red card. I didn't know what the hell a red card was. When I found out, I said, [2:41:49] you've got to be kidding. This guy just hands up, okay, your best player is not going to play next [2:41:54] week or in the next game. Power, that's terrible. But then I looked at his past, and late at night, [2:42:03] with no lights or no nothing, and our great Navy, which did the greatest blockade anyone's ever [2:42:09] seen. Not one ship got through in two months. And we then freed up the blockade because we're close [2:42:14] to maybe making a deal. I don't know. We'll make either. Look, we're going to win one way or the [2:42:18] other. We're either going to make a deal or we're going to finish the job, okay? And it won't be tough [2:42:23] to finish the job. I'd rather make a deal because I don't want to affect 91 million people. We can knock [2:42:31] down their bridges in one hour. We can knock out their energy supply, all of those big plants that [2:42:37] they built, big, beautiful modern plants. They had a lot of money. They don't have any money now. [2:42:42] We haven't given them any money, but we can knock out their electricity and power generating plants. [2:42:50] And I would say a small part of an afternoon, every plant will be gone. And they know that. They know that. [2:42:58] All right. So most of you that are on the live broadcast right now may have seen that. Anybody [2:43:05] that joined us since then, of course, you can always replay some of the broadcasts. And of course, [2:43:10] a shout out to those of you that watched over the July 4th holiday and also on July 3rd, of course, [2:43:16] Mount Rushmore, then in DC on the 4th. Quite the numbers here at Brightside. Great to see that. Also, [2:43:23] we're going to get to this music video in just a second, but let's go to a couple of sponsors before [2:43:27] we get ready to wrap our broadcast. This is one of them, All Family Pharmacy. You know, [2:43:32] our friends at All Family Pharmacy are kicking off Independence Day with their biggest sale of the [2:43:37] year. 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The problem is a lot of people out there or a number of people are saying, [2:45:18] well, a lot of things are expensive right now. How am I going to buy gold? Well, one thing you can [2:45:23] control right now that doesn't cost you anything out of pocket is if you have a retirement savings, [2:45:28] you can diversify there. Birch Gold Group will help you convert an old 401k from a previous employer [2:45:34] or an IRA into a physical IRA in gold. Something, of course, that's a hedge against inflation. [2:45:40] And check this out. Right now, Birch Gold is going to give you a special America 250 [2:45:44] one-ounce silver round for every $10,000 you purchase by July 10th. All you have to do is text [2:45:49] TRUMP to 989898. We'll have more information on that in just a minute. Let's do this. Let's go to the [2:45:56] Ryan Weaver video. As we interviewed him earlier, he's a military vet, Blackhawk pilot, a two-time [2:46:05] gold star sibling as well. Something that, you know, you don't usually run into people that [2:46:10] have lost two people in war like that. But this is Ryan Weaver and also Craig Campbell, [2:46:17] the country artist, a part of this performance of a song titled, I Want to Go Back. [2:46:22] Oh my gosh, I love this song. Turn it up. [2:46:36] There's only so much time, the clock won't unwind. I'm so tight, don't want to say goodbye. [2:46:43] I can't wait to see Ryan Weaver. I can't wait to see Craig Campbell. [2:47:17] Oh yeah. Hope you guys are having a great night tonight at Grindstone Cowboy. Got you out here for [2:47:26] a writer's round and we got something special for you. And that something special is a brand new single [2:47:31] that we're going to be releasing. I got to co-write it with someone I'm a huge fan of, the owner of [2:47:35] Grindstone Cowboy. Let me introduce my good friend, Craig Campbell. Oh yeah. [2:47:47] At the start, a playground with my dad. Yeah, I sure miss that. I want to run to the music coming [2:48:24] from an ice cream truck. It's in line for bomb pops and we're in, they're just two for a buck. [2:48:36] Old days were safe when everybody stood together [2:48:47] And we can hand back when red, white, and blue was a never-foot last [2:49:00] So go back to Johnny Cash singing by that ragged old flag [2:49:09] In the back, yeah, I miss days like that [2:49:18] Good old days, back when we were safe, back when everybody stood together [2:51:10] Do you guys ever notice how our parents talk about America like we used to feel different? [2:51:14] Like people stood taller and trusted each other more. They need to be focusing on how freedom isn't free, [2:51:20] but how heroes paid for every inch of it. My dad still tears up whenever he talks about [2:51:25] how my uncle didn't make it home from the war. He said Uncle Aaron didn't fight because he hated [2:51:30] anyone. He sacrificed his life because he loved all of this, all of us. Did y'all know my old man [2:51:39] says every generation gets tested? Some in the battlefield, some in classrooms, some online. [2:51:47] And if good people do stay quiet for long enough, the bad voices will end up taking over. [2:51:56] Mom talks about nights like this all the time. Bonfires with friends, riding around in trucks, [2:52:04] great music, neighbors helping neighbors. She says America isn't perfect, but it's worth protecting. [2:52:15] No other country in the world gives us opportunities we have to chase our dreams. [2:52:19] I used to think patriotism was just flags and songs, but now I realize it's really about [2:52:26] making sure our kids get nights like this someday too. Guys, let's make a promise. Let's make a promise that [2:52:33] we're going to live our lives knowing that it's not going to last forever, knowing that it's our duty [2:52:37] to protect it. [2:52:38] All right. So what you're watching there, that was the I Want to Go Back music video with Ryan Weaver, [2:52:54] who we actually interviewed right after the event at the White House earlier. So if you want to [2:52:58] replay any of that, go ahead. Thanks so much for watching, guys. Also, let's go to a couple of [2:53:03] sponsors and we'll be wrapping up. But also, we have the coverage in Turkey coming up the next two [2:53:09] days, President Trump leaving for that country later today. We see right there, mypillow.com, [2:53:14] slash rsbn, the great Mike Lindell, the great MyPillow, and the great RSBN. So there's a lot [2:53:21] of great products that you can get. So just go to mypillow.com slash rsbn, whether it's the MyPillows [2:53:27] or the mattress toppers, the towels, all sorts of products there that you can check out, mypillow.com [2:53:34] slash rsbn. Great sponsor here on Right Side. 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