About this transcript: This is a full AI-generated transcript of Trump briefs media with Dana White as Stephen Miller takes over top White House post from The Hill, published November 9, 2026. The transcript contains 5,626 words with timestamps and was generated using Whisper AI.
"of the Hormuz Strait, so we're doing very well. But at this point, it won't be necessary. Taking the military action doesn't seem to be a very necessary thing, but we're locked and loaded, ready to go for any reason that changes. Israel and the entire Middle East are protected from Iranian danger..."
[0:00] of the Hormuz Strait, so we're doing very well.
[0:03] But at this point, it won't be necessary.
[0:07] Taking the military action doesn't seem to be a very necessary thing,
[0:11] but we're locked and loaded, ready to go for any reason that changes.
[0:15] Israel and the entire Middle East are protected from Iranian danger and threats,
[0:19] and we're seeing momentum toward the end of this conflict.
[0:25] I think it's going to be ending fairly soon.
[0:27] We're also seeing a very strong inclination to end Russia and Ukraine.
[0:33] We're involved in that because I want to see people stop getting killed.
[0:37] Again, 25,000 a month on average are being killed.
[0:42] With respect to Iran, so in Vietnam, they lost 60,000 soldiers over a period of 21 years.
[0:54] In Afghanistan, they lost thousands over many, many years.
[0:59] In Korea, as you know, they lost about 50,000 soldiers over a period of four years.
[1:10] But numerous of these wars went for over 10 years, and basically nothing was won.
[1:17] Nothing was — all that you ended up with was death.
[1:21] So we had two wars.
[1:23] We had Venezuela, which was over in 48 minutes, and we lost no soldiers,
[1:27] and we're taking in billions and billions of dollars a day.
[1:32] And we paid for that war many times over, and we're getting along very well with government.
[1:39] We're much in charge.
[1:40] We're totally in charge and getting along well.
[1:43] And the Venezuela people love us because we're bringing — the big oil companies are in there now.
[1:48] They're taking in a lot of money.
[1:49] They're seeing more money now than they've ever seen before.
[1:52] So Venezuela was — 48 minutes it was over.
[1:57] So let's say one day, but 48 minutes it was done.
[2:01] And it's been, again, millions of barrels of oil are coming in every week.
[2:06] Millions of barrels and billions of dollars.
[2:10] So that's one.
[2:11] And the other is Iran.
[2:13] And Iran militarily is effectively over.
[2:18] We're just keeping it the status quo.
[2:21] And we're doing that, really, at the behest of countries that are their neighbors.
[2:26] But it's a failing country.
[2:28] It's got 301 percent inflation.
[2:32] It's got problems like you don't want to even think about.
[2:36] They're not paying their military.
[2:37] They're not paying their guard.
[2:39] Their navy is gone.
[2:40] Their air force is gone.
[2:41] They have 158 ships.
[2:43] They're underwater.
[2:44] They have 268 planes that were scattered all over the runways of Iran.
[2:49] So their military is essentially gone.
[2:52] Their manufacturing capability is reduced to about —
[2:55] they can still make some limited numbers of missiles and drones.
[3:00] But it's basically about 85 percent gone.
[3:04] And they're talking to us.
[3:06] And they're talking very politely.
[3:08] And we'll see what happens.
[3:09] But there's a good chance that that could get ended.
[3:12] So at the conclusion of the military engagement,
[3:18] the American people and the people of the world
[3:20] will be far safer and more secure than they've been in many, many years,
[3:25] because Iran was killing many people.
[3:27] You know, that war was started in 1979.
[3:31] We didn't start the war.
[3:31] They did.
[3:32] Even if you go back to the SS cold,
[3:34] that was their — that was their situation.
[3:38] And a lot of people were killed.
[3:40] A lot of American people were killed.
[3:41] A lot of people throughout the world were killed.
[3:43] And if you go back just over the last seven or eight months,
[3:47] 75,000 at a minimum protesters have been killed.
[3:52] So it's a nasty place.
[3:53] But we think that it's in pretty good shape.
[3:58] We'll see what happens.
[3:59] I don't guarantee anything.
[4:01] But if we do have to go back in,
[4:03] we are locked and loaded and ready to go.
[4:05] With that being said,
[4:07] I was having a little fun.
[4:08] And I said,
[4:09] how about Dana White being the press secretary?
[4:11] You know, press secretary.
[4:13] He's a great guy.
[4:16] He's done an unbelievable job.
[4:17] Most successful.
[4:20] You know, we talk Don King, who's a friend of mine.
[4:22] I got a lot of friends.
[4:23] But you talk about fight promoters.
[4:25] This is more than a fight promoter.
[4:26] This is a man that's done the most incredible job
[4:30] anybody's ever seen.
[4:32] UFC, it's like broadcasting the NFL,
[4:36] the numbers and what he's been able to do.
[4:38] And he's done a lot of press.
[4:40] And I said, you know what?
[4:41] I want to elevate you.
[4:42] I'm going to bring you into the press room.
[4:44] And Dana White could be our press secretary
[4:46] if you would only take the job.
[4:48] There would never have been.
[4:50] Even Caroline would admit
[4:51] that Dana is really very unique.
[4:54] The only problem is he'll talk for a little while
[4:56] and then he's going to beat the hell out of you.
[4:58] So I don't know if Daniel would like that.
[5:00] I don't think Daniel wants to take him on.
[5:02] But he's built an amazing machine.
[5:07] He's got a big fight this weekend
[5:09] at Madison Square Garden
[5:11] with the two greatest women fighters
[5:14] of all time, as far as I'm concerned.
[5:18] Women's fighting, it's not a nice thing,
[5:21] but they are very tough.
[5:23] When I say no men in women's sports, that's great.
[5:26] I would not want to fight.
[5:27] However, I would not.
[5:28] How would I do against one of them?
[5:30] Would I do well?
[5:30] I don't think so.
[5:31] Not well, sir.
[5:32] You said not well.
[5:33] This would not be a good occurrence.
[5:37] Anyway, but I thought I'd bring Daniel
[5:39] because he loves the idea and I love the idea.
[5:42] The only thing is we have other things we have to think about.
[5:45] But he's a unique person
[5:48] and he was seeing me anyway, unrelated.
[5:52] And I thought maybe he would say a few words.
[5:54] And I think he probably liked the job.
[5:57] He loves the country and he would do a hell of a job.
[6:00] So you were here, he was here.
[6:02] And Dana, please say a few words.
[6:04] Dana White, thank you.
[6:05] I've always wanted to do this.
[6:10] Who has the first question?
[6:11] I have zero political aspirations.
[6:14] I was in a fight for Zufa Boxing in London
[6:17] when he called me and told me that he had done this
[6:20] and the last 24 hours of my life has been insane.
[6:24] But, yeah.
[6:26] Good to see you.
[6:27] Yes, ma'am.
[6:28] I have a question.
[6:28] A UFC cage match between President Trump
[6:32] and former President Joe Biden.
[6:34] Same age, same weight,
[6:36] and considering like Styles make fights,
[6:38] could you give us an analysis of who...
[6:40] The toughest, most resilient human being
[6:41] that I've ever met in my entire life.
[6:43] Many times during, you know,
[6:45] the last 8, 10 years, whatever it's been,
[6:48] I have told him,
[6:49] why do you keep doing this?
[6:51] Why are you doing this?
[6:52] When he was going through everything that he went through.
[6:54] And, I mean, as tough and as resilient as I thought he was
[6:58] after he got shot,
[7:01] I, yeah.
[7:03] He is a one-of-one unique human being.
[7:06] And, yeah.
[7:08] Would it be a knockout victory?
[7:09] A knockout victory for President Trump?
[7:11] It would be very bad.
[7:13] Yeah, I think it would be very bad.
[7:15] I can't believe you actually have questions for me.
[7:17] Yes.
[7:17] The President has said
[7:19] he might consider a pardon for Pete Rose.
[7:23] What is your advice to the President about that pardon?
[7:25] I don't advise the President on anything ever.
[7:28] But, yeah, I think it's fair.
[7:30] I think it's fair to pardon Pete Rose.
[7:32] Yes.
[7:32] I would do that.
[7:33] By the way,
[7:33] but why does he need a pardon?
[7:35] He was not really convicted of a criminal...
[7:37] It was a tax charge, sir.
[7:38] Oh, he did?
[7:39] Yes, sir.
[7:39] I'd give Pete Rose a pardon.
[7:41] All right.
[7:41] Let's make it happen.
[7:42] I think Pete Rose was very mistreated.
[7:44] He was, you know,
[7:46] 4,200 and some odd hits
[7:49] way ahead of anybody else.
[7:51] A record can never be broken.
[7:53] And he was caught gambling.
[7:54] Now it's legal.
[7:55] Right?
[7:56] But he was gambling on his own team, Dana.
[7:58] He wasn't gambling against.
[7:59] That's different.
[8:00] He was gambling.
[8:01] He shouldn't have done it,
[8:02] but he went through 40 years of hell,
[8:04] and they never...
[8:06] And they should have given him a pardon.
[8:07] They should have given him
[8:08] into the Baseball Hall of Fame
[8:10] a long time ago.
[8:11] And I spoke to the commissioner about it,
[8:13] and he agreed to do it.
[8:15] And then he waited, though,
[8:17] and Pete Rose died.
[8:18] So it didn't help him too much.
[8:20] But I would give Pete Rose a pardon.
[8:22] I would do that.
[8:23] Thank you, Mr. President.
[8:26] Just to confirm,
[8:27] did you tell the President no
[8:28] to the press secretary job?
[8:30] I don't tell the President no to anything.
[8:31] No.
[8:32] I didn't say no.
[8:33] I literally, everybody,
[8:35] every media outlet was calling me,
[8:36] and I didn't want to be disrespectful
[8:38] and say anything until he said something first.
[8:42] So...
[8:42] Mr. President, what were you...
[8:43] We were having a very bad press day,
[8:45] and I said,
[8:46] I don't know why,
[8:47] I thought of his name.
[8:48] He's been my friend for a long time.
[8:50] I said, you know,
[8:51] I think I'm going to get Dana White
[8:53] to be my new press secretary.
[8:54] And I said it to a group of the press,
[8:57] and that was it.
[8:58] I was sort of kidding.
[8:59] And then they wrote the story
[9:01] as though I wasn't kidding,
[9:02] and you were inundated,
[9:04] and I was inundated,
[9:05] and he was here anyway.
[9:07] We thought we'd have a little fun,
[9:08] and we brought Dana here.
[9:09] He would be fantastic.
[9:12] Go ahead.
[9:12] Freddie, Freddie.
[9:13] Mr. President, for you.
[9:15] The Press, Dana, first of all,
[9:16] were you surprised by the results
[9:18] of the midterms last Tuesday?
[9:20] And, Mr. President,
[9:21] you, on the campaign trail,
[9:23] you had said that you had stopped Iran
[9:26] from having a nuclear weapon.
[9:28] Why not just declare an end to the conflict
[9:31] and be done with it?
[9:32] Because we have some great allies there,
[9:35] and we have to make sure they're not hurt.
[9:39] And they would be hurt.
[9:40] They are, right now,
[9:42] a lot safer than they were six months ago
[9:45] because Iran has been very much decapitated.
[9:48] But they're still the bully of the Middle East
[9:50] a little bit, and I see that.
[9:52] And we want to make sure they're okay.
[9:54] We want to make sure it's a long-term solution,
[9:56] not just a short-term.
[9:57] They'll never have a nuclear weapon,
[9:58] but we have to make sure that's a long-term.
[10:01] So it's ending quickly,
[10:02] but we want to take care of people
[10:04] that have been very good to us over the years.
[10:07] Thank you, Mr. President.
[10:12] You told 60 Minutes that you felt
[10:15] that your deportation policy may have gone too far,
[10:18] but then you named the architect of that policy,
[10:20] Stephen Miller, to be your chief of staff.
[10:23] Have you told him that you want changes
[10:25] to the deportation policy?
[10:26] No, no, we have a very strong deportation policy.
[10:29] There's no amnesty, no anything.
[10:31] We keep that.
[10:33] But we focus on the worst of the worst.
[10:36] We want to get the murderers out.
[10:37] We've gotten most of them out.
[10:39] We've gotten most of the really bad.
[10:41] You know, they allowed,
[10:43] Joe Biden allowed 100,
[10:45] well, 25 million people to come in.
[10:48] Of that, 11,888 murderers,
[10:52] most of whom committed more than one murder.
[10:54] We've gotten most of them.
[10:56] We want to get the worst of the worst,
[10:58] and then we'll see what happens.
[10:59] But they came in illegally.
[11:02] Many of them have good jobs now.
[11:04] They're productive.
[11:05] Some of them are even paying taxes.
[11:06] And we're seeing what's going to happen.
[11:08] There won't be amnesty.
[11:09] Somebody suggested, will there be amnesty?
[11:11] No.
[11:12] But they came in, they knew the law,
[11:14] and we're working with a lot of different groups
[11:17] to see whether or not.
[11:18] But my policy hasn't changed.
[11:20] What we are doing is absolutely the worst of the worst.
[11:23] We're getting the murderers.
[11:25] They allowed people to come in from prisons.
[11:27] They emptied their prisons into our country.
[11:29] Many countries.
[11:30] And they emptied our prisons into our country.
[11:33] The drug dealers that we have,
[11:35] the people from the mental institutions.
[11:38] Mental institutions all over the world
[11:40] were emptied out.
[11:42] Prisons all over the world.
[11:43] The Congo were...
[11:45] In the Congo,
[11:46] their prison population
[11:47] was emptied into our country.
[11:50] All over South America,
[11:53] all over Asia,
[11:54] they did that too.
[11:55] What Biden did to this country
[11:57] should never, ever be forgotten.
[12:01] And I hope the Democrats
[12:02] will not try and allow that to happen again.
[12:05] Just a follow-up, Mr. President.
[12:07] We've seen the stock market
[12:09] really take, you know,
[12:10] up and down like a rollercoaster
[12:11] the last couple of days.
[12:12] Today, up.
[12:14] Last week, it tanked.
[12:15] Not last week.
[12:16] Right after the election,
[12:17] it went down $3 trillion.
[12:19] That was because of the result of the election,
[12:22] because the stock market
[12:23] does not want to seat Democrats.
[12:25] And your 401ks have gone way down
[12:28] because of the ridiculous result.
[12:32] It's not even a result.
[12:34] It's almost hard to believe.
[12:35] Now, I wasn't on the ballot.
[12:37] I shouldn't take anything personally.
[12:38] But I will tell you,
[12:39] I thought it was ridiculous.
[12:41] But the stock market went way down
[12:44] right after that event.
[12:46] Today, it's way up
[12:47] because I think they feel
[12:49] we have things under control.
[12:50] Mr. President.
[12:52] Thank you, sir.
[12:52] Thank you, sir.
[12:53] When were you first informed
[12:54] that there was an issue
[12:55] with Jensen-Quang and the affair?
[12:57] And what was presented to you at the time?
[12:59] What was the concern?
[13:01] I would say that
[13:02] when I heard about it,
[13:05] first of all, I was amazed
[13:06] because I view him
[13:08] as a very high-quality person.
[13:10] I've known him a long time.
[13:12] It's actually the largest,
[13:13] I think by value,
[13:14] it's probably the largest
[13:15] or one of the largest companies
[13:17] in the world.
[13:18] He did that with a chip.
[13:19] You know, when you think about it,
[13:20] he's got a chip that's 10 years advanced.
[13:23] Can't be cut because of the complexity.
[13:25] Can't even, the Blackwell,
[13:26] can't even be copied.
[13:28] He's an amazing guy.
[13:29] I just hope it's,
[13:30] I hope there's no problem.
[13:32] If there is a problem,
[13:33] we'll let you know about it.
[13:34] But I hope there's no problem.
[13:36] I believe he's suffering greatly.
[13:38] I read his statement
[13:39] and I believe he's suffering greatly,
[13:41] more so because of his family,
[13:44] his wife, who he loves,
[13:46] and his family.
[13:47] But he is definitely suffering.
[13:49] And I hope so.
[13:50] The Pressure, just to follow up on the,
[13:53] when were you first told
[13:54] of these potential issues
[13:55] with Mr. Blaine?
[13:56] You didn't answer that question.
[13:57] The President, I've been hearing about it
[13:58] and I've been reading
[13:59] a little bit about it
[14:00] over a period of time.
[14:01] But not too long ago.
[14:05] The Pressure, when is that?
[14:05] The President, we'll look into it.
[14:06] I know the FBI is looking into it
[14:08] in terms of something else.
[14:09] And I think that he'll be in good shape.
[14:14] The Pressure, Mr. President,
[14:15] you say the war with Iran
[14:17] will be ending fairly soon.
[14:18] But you've made this claim
[14:19] dozens of times
[14:20] over the past eight months.
[14:21] Why should Americans think
[14:22] this time is any different?
[14:23] The President, I made the claim
[14:24] that they won't have a nuclear weapon.
[14:25] And they won't have a nuclear weapon.
[14:27] When we knocked them out a year ago,
[14:29] that was, I said I was going to do that.
[14:32] And I kept my word on that.
[14:34] Now what we're doing is we're,
[14:36] it's really status quo territory.
[14:39] We're keeping it going.
[14:41] We have the greatest military blockade ever.
[14:44] We have the new Iron Gate.
[14:46] Iron Gate is land.
[14:47] So by land and by sea.
[14:49] And we will take care of business.
[14:52] Look, Iran, I hope we're going to be able
[14:54] to make a deal with them.
[14:56] But nothing is going to happen.
[14:58] And if we have to,
[14:59] we'll take very serious.
[15:01] We are so loaded.
[15:03] We just have another aircraft carrier.
[15:05] It's all loaded up to the gills
[15:07] with brand new, beautiful stuff.
[15:08] We're making more military equipment
[15:10] and munitions right now
[15:12] than at any time
[15:13] in the history of our country.
[15:14] We've built and are building more plants.
[15:17] Our defense companies
[15:19] are building more plants
[15:20] than ever at any time
[15:22] in the history of our country.
[15:24] And many of those plants are opened.
[15:26] Some opened and some are opening soon.
[15:29] We're building new patriots.
[15:31] We're building new tomahawks,
[15:32] new THAAD systems.
[15:34] And we have more under construction now
[15:36] than at any time ever.
[15:38] And we're taking it.
[15:40] And obviously,
[15:41] we're taking it for ourselves first.
[15:43] What happened is,
[15:44] and it wasn't so much Iran,
[15:46] Joe Biden gave $350 billion worth
[15:50] of free equipment to Ukraine.
[15:54] Now, that was unbelievable.
[15:57] Now they pay.
[15:58] And we give it to the European Union.
[16:00] We have a very good relationship.
[16:01] We took them from 2% to 5%
[16:04] is what they're paying now,
[16:06] which is pretty amazing.
[16:07] Nobody thought that could happen.
[16:09] But they pay full for the equipment.
[16:11] Joe Biden gave free equipment,
[16:12] $350 billion.
[16:14] And we are now building
[16:16] more military equipment and munitions
[16:19] than at any time
[16:21] in the history of our country.
[16:23] We just had, just in case,
[16:25] we had another aircraft carrier.
[16:26] We have many.
[16:27] sailing over and just arriving
[16:30] in the Middle East.
[16:32] So we have three.
[16:33] And they're all locked and loaded.
[16:35] And hopefully,
[16:35] we don't have to use them.
[16:39] Mr. President,
[16:40] are you going to bring up
[16:42] the case of Jensen Wong
[16:43] with President Xi
[16:44] when you visit with him next week?
[16:46] No, I don't think so.
[16:47] I mean, maybe,
[16:48] I'm sure President Xi
[16:49] will ask me about it.
[16:51] I just know Jensen very well.
[16:53] I just think
[16:53] he's a very honorable man.
[16:55] I mean, he's a great,
[16:56] he built a great company,
[16:58] American company.
[16:59] And I think he's
[17:00] a very honorable guy.
[17:01] And I feel very confident
[17:03] that he'll be in good shape.
[17:04] Mr. President,
[17:06] in sticking with Jensen Huang,
[17:07] when you went to China
[17:08] earlier this year in May,
[17:10] did you know about these
[17:11] alleged ties
[17:12] with the Chinese by then?
[17:14] No, I didn't hear about it then.
[17:16] But a lot of people
[17:17] have heard about it.
[17:19] And Jensen totally denies that.
[17:21] He had, I asked him today,
[17:22] because I did speak to him today
[17:23] just to see if he's feeling all right,
[17:25] how you doing.
[17:26] And I asked him about that.
[17:27] And he said he had
[17:29] absolutely no idea
[17:31] that the person in question
[17:33] was a spy.
[17:34] I asked him that question.
[17:36] Did you have any idea
[17:36] that she was a spy?
[17:37] He said,
[17:38] I had no idea
[17:39] that she was a spy.
[17:39] And I really believe him.
[17:41] Yeah.
[17:41] The Pressure
[17:42] was a breakthrough on Ukraine
[17:44] at the talks in Abu Dhabi this week.
[17:46] And if so,
[17:47] why do you trust
[17:48] the President?
[17:48] The President
[17:49] I just think that Ukraine
[17:50] and Russia are tired of fighting.
[17:51] They're tired of seeing dead,
[17:53] young soldiers.
[17:54] Mostly soldiers.
[17:55] Most of the people are soldiers.
[17:57] Think of it.
[17:57] They're losing 25,000.
[17:59] Danny, can you imagine 25,000?
[18:00] That's like a stadium.
[18:01] Madison Square Garden.
[18:03] You have your fights.
[18:04] 25,000.
[18:05] That's what it holds.
[18:06] And they're losing that
[18:08] every single month.
[18:09] Dead.
[18:09] Young, beautiful people.
[18:13] And it's got to stop.
[18:14] You know, it doesn't affect us.
[18:16] But I'm able to get them together.
[18:19] And we're meeting now,
[18:20] right now as we speak.
[18:22] And the meetings are going okay.
[18:24] But we're trying to get it settled.
[18:25] Only because we want to say
[18:27] it doesn't affect us as a country,
[18:29] but it affects me.
[18:31] 25,000 people a month are being killed.
[18:34] Mr. President,
[18:35] a number of Senate GOP members
[18:39] are urging the conference
[18:41] to delay their leadership votes tomorrow.
[18:44] We know that John Thune
[18:45] is running on a post in the Senate.
[18:46] Do you think that Mr. Thune
[18:47] has earned the right
[18:49] to lead Senate Republicans?
[18:50] Well, look, he's a very fine man.
[18:52] I know him very well.
[18:54] But that's really up to the Senate.
[18:55] And I like John Thune.
[18:58] I wish they could get more produced.
[19:01] You know, we've had Save America up there.
[19:04] We've had, you know, voter ID
[19:06] and proof of citizenship
[19:08] and many other things.
[19:09] It's not easy.
[19:10] He's got some people that,
[19:13] first of all,
[19:13] you have 100% negative Democrats.
[19:15] They never vote yes.
[19:16] They always vote no.
[19:18] That means he has to get
[19:19] almost 100% of the Republicans.
[19:21] And you have some Republicans in there,
[19:22] I can name them,
[19:23] but why should I,
[19:24] that are very difficult.
[19:27] And, you know, I said,
[19:28] as leader,
[19:29] you have to get those people.
[19:30] But John's a good man.
[19:31] I guess they're going to be voting tomorrow,
[19:33] or maybe it's too late.
[19:34] I don't know what the status,
[19:36] but, you know,
[19:37] he's a friend of mine.
[19:37] I wish the Senate could get more done.
[19:41] You spoke about Venezuela.
[19:45] Do you plan on having elections there
[19:47] before the end of the term?
[19:48] At some point, yeah.
[19:49] At some point, yes.
[19:50] Mr. President,
[19:52] earlier today you posted on social media
[19:54] where you questioned
[19:54] whether the midterm election results were honest.
[19:57] Do you believe that the election was raved?
[19:59] And separately,
[20:00] did you watch Senator Thomas Massey
[20:04] lay out his articles of impeachment?
[20:05] No, I don't watch Massey.
[20:07] Look, Massey's a loser.
[20:10] He shouldn't be taking up the time of Congress
[20:14] or the Senate
[20:15] or anything that he's doing.
[20:17] The guy's a stone-cold loser.
[20:19] Would always,
[20:19] he's a Republican,
[20:20] always he would vote against.
[20:22] We could come up with the best bill.
[20:25] We could come up with,
[20:26] and he would always vote against.
[20:28] There's something wrong with him.
[20:30] And I said,
[20:31] look, I've got to challenge him.
[20:32] And I challenged him,
[20:33] and he lost in a landslide
[20:34] to a very good man.
[20:36] We have a very good man,
[20:37] Ed Gilrayne,
[20:38] who's great,
[20:40] took his place.
[20:41] But, you know,
[20:41] I went and did something
[20:42] that is very tough to do.
[20:45] Now, I challenged others also.
[20:46] I challenged Cornyn.
[20:47] I challenged Tillis.
[20:49] And I challenged,
[20:51] if you look at Louisiana,
[20:53] Cassidy, three.
[20:55] So that makes things a little bit harder
[20:57] to get their votes
[20:57] because I wouldn't say they like me.
[21:00] But of all of them,
[21:01] I would say there's something wrong
[21:03] with Thomas Massey.
[21:04] He was an automatic no vote.
[21:05] You could go in with the greatest bill.
[21:08] Bills where even Democrats were voting.
[21:11] And he'd be no.
[21:13] And I said,
[21:13] what is wrong with this guy?
[21:15] He's a sick guy.
[21:16] There's something wrong with him, actually.
[21:17] Now, he's after Pete Hexth.
[21:19] He doesn't like Hexth.
[21:21] But really,
[21:21] what has Hexth done?
[21:23] He won the war.
[21:24] He was in charge.
[21:25] He won the war in Venezuela.
[21:28] As I said,
[21:29] 48 minutes.
[21:30] It was flawless.
[21:31] Nobody killed.
[21:32] And he certainly,
[21:34] I think he's won the war in Iran,
[21:36] but he's certainly winning the war.
[21:37] Iran would love to make a deal.
[21:40] And they've been obliterated.
[21:41] Their Navy,
[21:42] their Air Force.
[21:44] So he won the war
[21:46] in two places,
[21:48] two big places.
[21:49] Very important,
[21:50] very impactful.
[21:50] And they were won.
[21:51] They're not like Vietnam
[21:52] when nothing was won,
[21:54] or Afghanistan,
[21:56] or Iraq,
[21:56] or any of these wars
[21:58] when nothing was won.
[21:59] There was nothing won.
[22:00] Just lots of death,
[22:01] and then let's leave.
[22:03] In one case,
[22:04] they're not going to have
[22:05] a nuclear weapon.
[22:05] In the other,
[22:06] we're making hundreds of billions
[22:08] of dollars for this country.
[22:11] So I say this.
[22:13] Pete Hexth won two wars.
[22:16] Oh, let's impeach him.
[22:17] What about impeaching
[22:18] the gentleman from Biden,
[22:22] his person that disappeared
[22:25] for two weeks
[22:26] and nobody had any idea
[22:27] where he was?
[22:28] What about impeaching
[22:29] the people that ran
[22:30] the Vietnam War?
[22:31] What about impeaching
[22:32] that ran Iran?
[22:34] Iraq and Afghanistan
[22:36] and all of these other wars
[22:38] where thousands of lives
[22:41] have been.
[22:41] You know,
[22:42] we lost 18 people.
[22:44] 18.
[22:46] They lost 65,000 in Vietnam.
[22:49] We're in there for seven months.
[22:50] They're in there for 21 years.
[22:52] What about impeaching
[22:53] those people?
[22:54] What about impeaching
[22:55] the leaders of these stupid wars
[22:58] that were done
[22:58] when nothing was gained?
[23:00] In Iran,
[23:02] they won't have
[23:02] a nuclear weapon.
[23:03] That's a big thing.
[23:05] Now, short-term,
[23:06] probably bad for me
[23:07] because people want
[23:08] to have a little bit
[23:09] lower energy cost.
[23:10] We'll get it back down.
[23:11] I created the lowest cost.
[23:13] You know,
[23:13] it's even lower now
[23:14] than it was with Biden
[23:15] and Obama,
[23:16] but I've done something different.
[23:19] They won't have
[23:19] a nuclear weapon.
[23:20] That's a big thing.
[23:21] And with the other,
[23:22] we're making a fortune
[23:23] and we have tremendous
[23:24] amounts of oil.
[23:25] We're going to have,
[23:26] we have more oil,
[23:27] including Venezuela,
[23:29] than Saudi Arabia
[23:31] and Russia combined,
[23:33] by far.
[23:34] In fact, by two.
[23:35] Yeah, please.
[23:36] Do you believe
[23:37] the midterms were great?
[23:38] Sir, to follow up,
[23:39] do you believe
[23:39] the midterms were great?
[23:40] Well, I think
[23:40] the numbers were terrible
[23:41] in terms of those early votes.
[23:44] You look at all
[23:45] those early votes.
[23:46] And look at another one.
[23:47] I'm watching Alaska.
[23:49] So you have a guy
[23:50] named Dan Sullivan
[23:51] and another guy
[23:52] named Dan Sullivan runs.
[23:55] And one's a J
[23:55] and one's an S.
[23:57] And the one with a J,
[23:58] which is the fake Dan Sullivan,
[23:59] tries to have his initial
[24:00] change to S.
[24:02] He never ran before.
[24:04] He never was
[24:06] a political person before.
[24:07] He was fraudulently
[24:09] put in the race.
[24:10] And then they tried
[24:11] to change his middle name
[24:12] so it was an S
[24:13] that he confused.
[24:14] So Dan Sullivan
[24:16] and the woman,
[24:18] Peltola,
[24:19] is, they're very close.
[24:21] He's only,
[24:22] I guess she has
[24:22] 400 or 500 votes.
[24:24] But this fake Dan Sullivan,
[24:27] because of confusion,
[24:28] only because they're
[24:28] meant to vote,
[24:29] that's 2,500,
[24:31] go under almost 3,000 votes.
[24:32] That means he wins
[24:33] the election.
[24:34] But in addition,
[24:35] they have a second person
[24:37] they put in.
[24:38] And they made a big issue
[24:39] with the second.
[24:41] And that person
[24:41] has 4,000 or 5,000 votes.
[24:44] Those votes should go also.
[24:46] But even if you
[24:46] don't include that,
[24:48] you have a Dan Sullivan
[24:49] and a Dan Sullivan.
[24:52] And the Democrats
[24:53] put him up
[24:53] in order to confuse
[24:55] the voters.
[24:57] So anybody that voted
[24:58] for that second Dan Sullivan,
[24:59] the fake Dan Sullivan,
[25:01] was supposed to be
[25:02] a vote for the real
[25:03] Dan Sullivan.
[25:04] So they stole it.
[25:06] And that election
[25:08] should be called right now
[25:09] because Dan Sullivan
[25:10] won easily
[25:11] if you add up the numbers.
[25:13] Now, if you add up
[25:14] the numbers
[25:14] for the second person
[25:16] they put in,
[25:17] he's leading
[25:17] by 6,000, 7,000 votes.
[25:19] Go ahead, please.
[25:23] I'll stand by him.
[25:27] So even if he's impeached,
[25:28] you're going to keep him
[25:29] as your defense secretary?
[25:30] He won two wars.
[25:31] He was in charge.
[25:32] We all won.
[25:33] I had great people.
[25:35] You what?
[25:36] Massey says that he's carried out
[25:37] a black flag.
[25:37] Massey's a loser.
[25:39] Just like you're a loser
[25:40] at CNN.
[25:41] Just like your ratings
[25:43] are a loser.
[25:44] Massey is a loser.
[25:45] Stone Cold loser.
[25:48] I ran.
[25:49] I did something
[25:49] that nobody's done.
[25:50] I took on a guy
[25:51] that was in his own way
[25:53] sort of popular
[25:53] in his state
[25:55] and I beat him badly.
[25:59] Beat him easily
[26:00] with a man
[26:01] that never ran before
[26:02] but a good man.
[26:05] Massey has a lot
[26:06] of hatred in his heart.
[26:07] I watched.
[26:08] I heard what Massey did.
[26:09] I don't want to watch.
[26:10] I don't want to waste
[26:11] my time watching him.
[26:12] We won two wars.
[26:15] We won two wars
[26:16] and we've made the world
[26:18] a lot safer place
[26:19] and then we're supposed
[26:20] to impeach.
[26:21] Why haven't we gone
[26:22] after all these other people
[26:24] that ran wars
[26:25] that lost?
[26:26] What about this?
[26:26] What about good old Lloyd?
[26:30] Why didn't we go after him?
[26:31] Why didn't we go after
[26:32] the people that disappeared?
[26:35] They're in charge
[26:35] of the military
[26:36] and they disappeared
[26:37] from nobody knew
[26:39] had any idea
[26:40] that nothing happened to him?
[26:43] What about all these
[26:44] people that lost wars?
[26:45] You don't go after him?
[26:47] All I can say is this.
[26:48] We have the highest recruit
[26:50] the recruit numbers of
[26:52] you know when I came in
[26:53] when I was campaigning
[26:56] we had the worst recruitment
[26:58] people wanting to join
[27:00] the military
[27:00] in the history of our country.
[27:02] We couldn't fill
[27:03] any of the spots.
[27:04] It was a disaster.
[27:05] Now we have the best numbers
[27:07] we've ever had.
[27:08] More people want to be
[27:09] in the Army, Navy, Air Force,
[27:11] Marines, Coast Guard,
[27:12] even the police, Space Force,
[27:16] firemen, anybody
[27:17] with a uniform.
[27:18] So now we have the best numbers
[27:20] we've ever had.
[27:22] And I will say this.
[27:23] The soldiers,
[27:24] the actual soldiers,
[27:25] the great people
[27:27] that do the work,
[27:28] the great patriots,
[27:28] they love Pete Hexeth.
[27:32] So if you go back
[27:33] two years ago
[27:34] before I got into office,
[27:36] two years ago
[27:37] we could not recruit people.
[27:40] And you know that better.
[27:41] The Army was way beyond everybody.
[27:43] Now we have waiting lists
[27:45] of people trying to get in.
[27:47] He's done a very good job.
[27:48] You have given Vladimir Putin
[28:00] multiple deadlines
[28:01] over the last 22 months
[28:03] to enter into a ceasefire
[28:04] but also to meet directly
[28:06] with Vladimir Zelensky.
[28:07] He has repeatedly ignored
[28:09] your demands,
[28:10] yet you have provided
[28:11] able fuel.
[28:12] Has he been fighting us
[28:14] in the war?
[28:15] Let me ask you this question.
[28:17] At what point does appeasement...
[28:18] Who are you with?
[28:18] Who are you with?
[28:19] With MSNOW.
[28:20] At what point...
[28:20] MSNOW, it's a fake...
[28:22] That's a fake question.
[28:22] At what point does appeasement...
[28:24] MSNOW gets the worst ratings
[28:28] in their history.
[28:29] Used to be MSDNC.
[28:31] It's one of the worst...
[28:32] You're a fake network.
[28:34] Go ahead.
[28:36] Jennifer, Jennifer.
[28:37] Go ahead.
[28:37] Jennifer.
[28:38] Go ahead.
[28:39] Stephen Miller's first full day
[28:41] here at the White House.
[28:41] Stephen Miller's first full day
[28:42] here at the White House.
[28:43] Stephen Miller's first full day
[28:44] here at the White House.
[28:45] Stephen Miller's doing a great job.
[28:47] What changes his day
[28:48] to go far to the...
[28:50] I just think he's going to be great.
[28:51] He's been with me
[28:52] from the beginning.
[28:53] He's smart.
[28:53] He's tough.
[28:54] He's fair.
[28:56] And he actually will get along,
[28:57] I think, very well
[28:58] with the Democrats.
[28:59] And he's...
[28:59] Would you like to put a deal
[29:02] with Democrats on immigration?
[29:04] I want to put a finer point.
[29:05] They're going to try,
[29:06] and, you know,
[29:06] I'm open to it.
[29:07] We're not going to have amnesty
[29:09] or anything.
[29:10] We're going to, you know,
[29:10] people are going to do it
[29:12] the right way.
[29:13] You have to do it.
[29:14] It's unfair to other people.
[29:15] But certainly, I'm open to it.
[29:17] But he's okay with the Stephen Miller
[29:18] on this one?
[29:18] No, no, not you.
[29:19] Not you.
[29:20] Go ahead.
[29:20] I wanted you to put a finer point
[29:22] on what exactly you were made aware
[29:24] of the intelligence
[29:25] around Jensen Wang.
[29:26] Oh, I'd have to check.
[29:27] But there are reports
[29:28] that Secretary Grigio
[29:29] put an intelligence memo out last year.
[29:32] Did you read that memo?
[29:32] Well, I'd certainly check
[29:34] with the intelligence people.
[29:36] They could have been mentioned.
[29:36] Certainly, it didn't make
[29:38] much of an impact on me.
[29:39] Yes.
[29:39] The Pressure.
[29:40] The Pressure.
[29:40] One of your first tests
[29:41] for bipartisanship
[29:43] in this new era
[29:43] is going to be working
[29:44] with Democrats
[29:45] on this permitting bill,
[29:46] which is expected
[29:47] to get a vote.
[29:47] The permitting bill
[29:48] is a great bill
[29:49] that's supposed to be bipartisan.
[29:50] We are behind it 100%.
[29:53] Are you going to whip that
[29:53] in the House
[29:54] if it's still harder?
[29:54] The Pressure.
[29:54] Well, we may see.
[29:55] But the Democrats want that.
[29:57] I mean, maybe they've changed,
[29:59] but they want it
[29:59] as much as the report.
[30:00] And you're going to approve
[30:01] wind turbines in the future?
[30:02] You're very critical of them.
[30:03] That's part of the bill.
[30:03] No, I will not approve wind turbines.
[30:05] Well, that's part of the bill, sir.
[30:06] I know.
[30:06] But I won't approve it.
[30:07] Well, the bill
[30:08] hasn't been fully negotiated.
[30:10] I will not approve wind turbines
[30:11] because wind turbines
[30:13] are a major loser.
[30:18] Is this still the plan
[30:20] to take Cuba?
[30:21] As you said before,
[30:22] it was going to be your pleasure
[30:24] to take Cuba in your mandate.
[30:25] Do you still plan
[30:26] on taking Cuba or...
[30:27] The Pressure.
[30:28] The Pressure.
[30:28] Well, Cuba's falling.
[30:29] It's a failing nation.
[30:31] It's got an ideology
[30:32] very similar to what the Democrat ideology is.
[30:35] And it's a failing nation.
[30:37] It's a communist nation, socialist nations,
[30:40] sort of everything all wrapped in into one.
[30:45] We have tremendous people who were treated very badly,
[30:48] Cuban Americans, and they voted for me 94 percent.
[30:52] And we take care of those people.
[30:54] But Cuba is a failing nation.
[30:56] We will help them on a humanitarian basis.
[30:59] We are helping them, actually.
[31:02] But we'll see what happens.
[31:03] Cuba is going to be interesting.
[31:04] I would imagine it will fall fairly soon.
[31:09] I can't keep this man waiting.
[31:10] He's a very, very proud man.
[31:12] So let me ask.
[31:13] Wait, wait, wait.
[31:14] So let me ask you the big question.
[31:17] Dana, would you like to be press secretary
[31:20] of the United States of America?
[31:22] Look at a sign you'd have this behind you all the time.
[31:25] The White House, Washington.
[31:26] Would you like that or do you just want to stay
[31:28] with this ridiculous UFC?
[31:30] Huh?
[31:31] Thank you for the offer, sir.
[31:33] I have no, no, I do not want to be in politics now.
[31:37] I am devastated to hear this.
[31:38] Goodbye, everybody.
[31:39] Do you have any comments on the allegations against this?
[31:42] Thank you, everybody.
[31:43] Just to conclude, our country is doing really well.
[31:58] We're respected by everybody in the world,
[32:00] something that was not true two years ago.
[32:03] Our country is doing better than it's ever done before.
[32:05] Thank you very much.
[32:06] It's on the Joe Rogan point bill.
[32:09] Can you get along with the Democrats, sir?
[32:13] You'll see you soon.