Trump speaks at Mack Trucks plant in Pennsylvania

[1:34] Not a very good group, not doing very well. [1:38] Not only do they support it, not only do they support it, [1:41] they demand it because they won't allow [1:44] Iran to have a nuclear weapon. [1:46] You want to see trouble? [1:47] Let them have a nuclear weapon. [1:49] We're doing very well with Iran. [1:50] They've been decimated, and we're making a deal with them, [1:53] and we'll see how that all goes. [1:55] And right now, as you probably heard yesterday, [1:57] we had 19 barrels of oil, 19 million barrels of oil come off. [2:02] And that's the biggest in the history of the strait, [2:05] the harm moves straight. [2:07] Our stock market is through the roof, [2:08] and oil prices are tumbling. [2:11] We actually hit for a moment today, in fact, [2:13] I think it's going to break it, $70 a barrel. [2:15] That's lower than we were when we started. [2:18] And it's been amazing. [2:19] And the big thing is Iran will not have a nuclear weapon. [2:23] Well, we're just going to talk about Save America. [2:31] We have to get, we have to pass the Save America Act, [2:35] which is voter ID, which is proof of citizenship, et cetera. [2:38] We have to pass it. [2:40] So we're going to have to talk about that and many other things. [2:42] A lot of good relations. [2:43] The President, John has told you many times, [2:47] he doesn't believe that they have the vote to pass it. [2:50] The President, you know, he's a leader. [2:52] John's a leader. [2:53] That's what being as a leader is about. [2:55] Look, we have to be able to get proof of citizenship when you vote. [2:59] Otherwise, we don't have elections. [3:00] We have to be able to get voter ID. [3:03] So John is a leader, and hopefully he can get the votes. [3:05] The President, on Iran, the Iranians are saying there's no scheduled visit for the IAE inspectors. [3:13] Is that part of your agreement? [3:15] They're wrong. [3:16] They're wrong. [3:17] They know they're wrong. [3:18] They told us inside that we haven't down 100 percent inspectors. [3:23] And if they were right, I'd cancel the meetings right now. [3:26] The President, when will those inspectors actually be on the ground in your arms? [3:33] At the appropriate time. [3:34] At the appropriate time. [3:35] There's no rush, but they'll be on the ground at the appropriate time. [3:38] So on Lebanon, on Lebanon, sir, [3:40] Israeli forces have opened fire in south of Lebanon today, killing two people. [3:46] Are you confident that the ceasefire is still holding in Lebanon? [3:48] Well, we'll see what. [3:49] They've been fighting each other for many, many years, decades, and we'll see. [3:53] But it's going to come along. [3:55] There's a note that our Brian Enten reported on that says that she's dead, she's with nature. [4:02] Is there any hope that the FBI and investigators find her? [4:05] I hope they find her. [4:07] Savannah's got to erupt. [4:08] That family's gone through hell. [4:10] I hope they find her. [4:11] The President on the Reflecting Poll, you mentioned yesterday that the Interior Department had video and photos. [4:16] He reached out to them and they haven't shared it with us. [4:18] Were you going to come call them to believe this? [4:20] They've arrested, I think, six people on the Reflecting Poll. [4:22] So the Reflecting Poll looks fantastic. [4:25] I just got pictures of it, it's beautiful. [4:27] But somebody went in with a knife and cut it. [4:29] They cut it up good. [4:31] And then they cut a 200, 350-foot slip in the form of lots of little slips, the real horrible stuff. [4:38] And they destroyed the grass. [4:40] They put a brand new big load of grass out there and they destroyed it. [4:45] So it's all being fixed, but it's a shame. [4:48] So I understand five or six people are arrested. [4:51] The Interior Department didn't refer to you. [4:55] Will they release them? [4:55] Are you going to have to release them? [4:57] I hear they have six people underinvested. [4:59] Mr. President. [5:00] I hear about speech-muckers. [5:01] Preparings are at high risk in regards to AI because of the job. [5:05] Well, now they're not. [5:06] You can't get a job. [5:07] Right now, we have the highest job numbers we've ever had in the country. [5:10] And I'm just with a couple of the great senators and congressmen. [5:15] We're talking it's actually hard to build it. [5:19] You know, nobody's ever seen a time like this. [5:21] We have right now so many jobs that are going to be available. [5:26] And the biggest problem we have is getting the vehicles. [5:30] So we're really doing spectacular. [5:32] And this area in Pennsylvania, Chris Neal, Eli Lilly just announced billions of dollars worth of plans. [5:38] We have more plans being built right now in the United States than at any time in the history of our country. [5:45] Mr. President, Mr. President, what will you say to allies like Senator Cruz who's been critical of the Iran regime? [5:53] Well, I think anybody that's been critical of it has to be educated, even if they're friends of mine. [5:59] Because we have Iran in a position that nobody's ever had. [6:03] It should have been done for 47 years by other presidents. [6:06] And we have Iran in a position where their military has been totally wiped out, their leadership has been wiped out, their radar has been wiped out. [6:15] Everything has been wiped out. [6:17] They have not a good negotiated position. [6:19] But despite that, and money that we'll be taking out of Iran is going to go to our farmers to give corn, soybeans, wheat to Iran. [6:29] Because they have a hunger problem, they have a food problem, they have a medicine problem, they've got a lot of problems. [6:36] And they have an inflation. [6:37] Their inflation now just at 300 percent. [6:40] So they have a lot of problems. [6:42] Mr. President, do you think you should do a federal takeover at D.C.? [6:47] So we have a radical left communist elected, I guess soon to be elected, mayor of D.C. [6:53] D.C. is now a safe, you people know better than anybody, it's a safe, beautiful city. [6:58] When I came here it was unsafe, unkempt, horrible city, it was horrible. [7:05] The monuments and the waterfalls and the statues and everything were graffiti-written, hadn't been pitched in 50 years clean, now it's beautiful. [7:13] We did 52 statues, monuments, and a waterfall, including the thing that, you know, where the vandals had been, the reflecting pool. [7:22] But we'll get that back very quickly. [7:24] In fact, I will say, this morning I sent people over, they said it was absolutely beautiful. [7:29] But we're going to have to let a little water out and fix it, and then we'll put the water back. [7:33] Mr. President, on ODNI. [7:35] The President, just so you understand, so our country is doing really well, and we're going to keep it that way. [7:41] And any senator that didn't vote for all of the things we need, because we're making an amazing deal with Iran, [7:50] we're making a deal that's going to keep our country and the world safe, because we're not going to let Iran have a nuclear weapon. [7:56] And they know that, and they agree to that. [7:58] Thank you very much. [8:00] An American manufacturer, and thanks to the President Trump's work and family tax cuts, [8:21] and all the Republicans in Congress who helped pass it, and no thanks to every single Democrat who voted against it, [8:28] companies like Mac are saving millions in taxes and able to reinvest that money in new factories, [8:34] new equipment, new research and development, and more important to the American worker. [8:41] And that leads for more work for all of you, with no tax on tips, no tax on overtime. [8:47] You're taking more money back home in your pocket than would have otherwise gone to D.C. [8:53] So to support this surge in manufacturing and help companies like Mac, the Department of Labor is committed to building a workforce system [9:00] capable of driving these jobs to local American workers and keeping these jobs in your communities. [9:06] That includes relying on the men and women in organized labor who pass on skills, mentor apprentices, [9:12] and help train the next generation of craftsmen, technicians, and tradespeople. [9:16] That's right. [9:18] President Trump understands the vital roles in management that they play together in strengthening our workforce, [9:30] and we're helping Americans seize this generational opportunity by creating jobs and creating the skills necessary to build these trucks. [9:38] So thank you to Mac and his union partners for committing to the American worker, [9:43] for putting the American worker first, by helping us meet President Trump's goal of one million new apprentices, [9:50] without needing a four-year degree, and without amassing decades of student loans. [9:55] Those days are over. [9:56] If the professors anymore are to teach, we're relying on the men and women behind you who know the trade, [10:10] who know American manufacture, and you are an un-American worker. [10:14] American workers is our greatest asset. [10:28] And as your acting Secretary of Labor, I can assure you that President Trump is truly building the workforce [10:34] for the golden age of the American worker right here in Pennsylvania. [10:39] So God bless Pennsylvania, God bless the United States, and God bless Donald J. Trump. [10:44] We're so stupid. [1:41:36] They first, they put China first, they put Elise first, and everybody else first. [1:41:39] But you first are putting America, too. [1:41:52] From a year and a half, I've never seen anything like this. [1:42:08] We're the hottest country anywhere in the world. [1:42:10] Do not have deals so they could steal your jobs. [1:42:41] And sometimes even more than a hundred to come in jobs. [1:42:46] If they wanted to come in, they'd pay a hundred, they'd pay two hundred percent. [1:42:53] They'd pay, I don't, they're not gonna steal your jobs, okay? [1:42:57] AI factories, factories of every type of our country. [1:43:14] That's because they didn't want it. [1:43:19] And you hire a XXX. [1:43:27] 25% tariff won't need us anymore. [1:43:39] They used to rip us off. [1:43:55] It was like we were a bunch of babies. [1:43:56] American labor went with us, too. [1:43:59] I just met the head of your unions, and they've been terrific. [1:44:02] They work with us, and they're fair. [1:44:04] They treat it as good. [1:44:05] Maybe we can negotiate a little bit tougher. [1:44:07] Where the hell are the union guys? [1:44:08] Those guys are great. [1:44:09] They're great. [1:44:10] Yeah, they like us. [1:44:11] Just say hello. [1:44:12] We gotta, shoot, you vote for our congressman here. [1:44:17] I'm not doing this for my health. [1:44:19] The deficit, we're trying to buy the lowest amount in the street of. [1:44:33] We, by the way, have the biggest trade deficit cut in the history of our country. [1:44:41] 67%. [1:44:42] Think of this. [1:44:43] We had a trade deficit. [1:44:44] We cut our trade deficit. [1:44:45] If you do, if you're a president, and you cut it by 1%, they say, oh, you're doing a great job. [1:44:52] 2%, you're a genius. [1:44:54] I cut it by 67%. [1:44:56] But when those factories are opening, they negotiate very good salaries, and I can tell you. [1:45:13] Because they need you, in many ways, they need you more than you need them. [1:45:17] American exports to the rest of the world are up by $150 billion. [1:45:23] Do you know that, Bo? [1:45:24] It's not bad. [1:45:25] You've got to make that money. [1:45:32] $150 billion up. [1:45:35] We never had that. [1:45:36] We always have losses. [1:45:38] We take in much more than we send out. [1:45:41] Now we're up $150 billion, and that's nothing. [1:45:44] Because when all these factories are opening up, Mr. Senator, another great one. [1:45:48] Why that great senator do you have? [1:45:51] Did you fight hard? [1:45:59] He stopped. [1:46:00] He said, where the hell is David? [1:46:01] He's right there, sir. [1:46:02] And he's working hard, and he's a great guy, and he's working very hard for you. [1:46:07] A short time ago, we were a dead country. [1:46:10] People were laughing. [1:46:13] They were saying to that country. [1:46:17] The king of Saudi Arabia said it two years ago. [1:46:19] I was over there. [1:46:20] He said, you know, sir, years ago, you were a dead country, and now you're the hottest [1:46:25] country anywhere in the world. [1:46:26] That's true. [1:46:27] We're hotter now than we were then. [1:46:37] He proceeded to announce that he's investing $2 trillion in our country, along with Qatar, [1:46:43] along with UAE. [1:46:44] Iran is investing. [1:46:45] Kuwait's investing. [1:46:46] But countries from all over are investing in the United States. [1:46:50] Two years ago, they wouldn't even think of it. [1:46:52] They thought we were finished. [1:46:55] When I went to China a few years ago, I met with President Xi, and we greeted each other, [1:47:02] and he looked at me and said, man, do you move fast? [1:47:05] Because they thought they had us, but now it's really the opposite. [1:47:09] We are doing numbers that nobody's ever seen before. [1:47:11] Peace agreement with Iran to end the conflict in the Strait of Hormuz. [1:47:23] And by the way, yesterday, 19 barrels in the Strait of Hormuz was straight. [1:47:32] It's never been any, you've never seen anything like that. [1:47:44] It's called an oil company. [1:47:46] Most importantly, we are ensuring one thing very importantly, because this is why I did it. [1:47:51] I did it for this reason, 99% for this. [1:47:54] Iran will never have a nuclear weapon. [1:47:57] It wasn't easy. [1:48:06] We had 47 years' worth of presidents and other people, other countries too. [1:48:11] We're not the only one that never did anything. [1:48:13] They were the bully of the Middle East. [1:48:15] And now we're leaving Iran with no Navy, no Air Force, no anti-aircraft, no missile capability, [1:48:23] no nuclear program. [1:48:26] We're leaving them any nuclear capacity, and they've agreed to that. [1:48:32] And we're getting along quite well, although if you read the fake news, you never know. [1:48:35] Think of it, the fake news. [1:48:38] They have no army, they have no navy, they have no us, they have no anti-aircraft. [1:48:43] We can fly over to Iran, just at will, nobody gonna do anything to us. [1:48:48] And then I read the fake news that they're doing quite well. [1:48:51] These people right there, look at all. [1:48:54] It's been damaged so severely that it'll take them many years to rebuild. [1:49:23] Many, many years. [1:49:24] And now we're trying to work, you know, the stock market. [1:49:30] The stock market hit $70 a barrel. [1:49:41] So we got it 70. [1:49:42] That equates to a very low price. [1:49:43] Oil is gonna come charging down. [1:49:46] And with oil comes everything else. [1:49:48] Because inherited from these, you know, they're Democrats. [1:49:54] Change the E for U. [1:49:57] It's very simple. [1:49:58] Democrats. [1:49:59] I don't know why I didn't think of that nine years ago. [1:50:02] I just thought of it about a month ago. [1:50:05] They're Democrats because their policies are so dumb. [1:50:07] Men in women's sports. [1:50:09] Bo is one of the great champions. [1:50:12] Tony. [1:50:13] Tony, could you have taken most women in the heavyweight champion? [1:50:16] He was the heavyweight champion of the world. [1:50:17] You think you would have had trouble with approximately your size? [1:50:22] It'd be hard to find a woman of your size. [1:50:24] But if we did, I think you would have been okay. [1:50:27] What do you think, Bo? [1:50:28] Could he have handled it? [1:50:29] I think so. [1:50:31] What about you, Bo? [1:50:32] Could you handle a woman approximately, what, 182 or something? [1:50:35] Think there's a 182 pounder that could give you a little tussle? [1:50:39] I don't think so. [1:50:40] He's such a nice guy. [1:50:41] He'd say, no, no, not really. [1:50:43] I don't think so. [1:50:45] When she looked at those ears of Bo, when she looked at those ears, she'll say, I'll take a pass. [1:50:52] Gasoline nationwide is down 60 cents a gallon just from a short while ago. [1:51:01] And this detour, we had to go and let them blow up the Middle East and then us, if that's possible. [1:51:13] We would have gotten them before, but they would have blown up Israel. [1:51:16] They would have blown up the entire Middle East. [1:51:18] You want to see a bad economy? [1:51:19] That's a bad economy. [1:51:20] That's a bad economy. [1:51:21] So, remember that in the middle of this conflict was less than it was for sleepy Joe Biden. [1:51:29] And we're putting out a fire. [1:51:31] Biden, Clinton, Bush, all of them. [1:51:34] Barack and Obama. [1:51:35] Barack and Obama. [1:51:36] Have you heard of them? [1:51:44] 0.7 billion in green cash. [1:51:46] Remember the $740.7 billion? [1:51:52] Gave them hundreds of billions of dollars and thought they could bribe them into peace. [1:51:56] No. [1:51:57] The only thing they understand, just what these guys in the front row understand, is the hammer. [1:52:03] Because if you look at what we did to their nuclear capacity with those beautiful B-2 bombers, that was truly a hammer. [1:52:12] We named it the operation hammer. [1:52:16] But our economy shore to levels is not seen before. [1:52:19] I believe that, David. [1:52:20] It's going to levels nobody's ever seen before. [1:52:24] All these factories are being built and they're going to be occupied. [1:52:26] They're hiring people now. [1:52:28] It's going to be something very beautiful. [1:52:31] I don't know who's going to follow me, but remember that I was the one that did it, okay? [1:52:36] Somebody's going to walk into office and they're going to have the most successful country in history. [1:52:41] The job they did, less than $1 trillion of new investments. [1:52:53] So think of it, Crooked Joe. [1:52:55] What do you like better, Sleepy Joe or Crooked Joe? [1:52:58] Ready? [1:52:59] Sleepy Joe. [1:53:00] Less than one year. [1:53:13] So they did much less than $1 trillion of investment from outside the world. [1:53:21] Much less than $1 trillion. [1:53:22] We just got the final, we had 11 months at 18, but we just got the final. [1:53:28] $19.1 trillion in 12 months. [1:53:31] Can you believe that? [1:53:32] An investment? [1:53:33] And since the election, the stock market has set 73 all-time records. [1:53:42] In other words, yeah, sit down. [1:53:44] We've got plenty of time. [1:53:45] It's an honor that you all said. [1:53:48] Oh, look who's standing up, Walt, this guy. [1:53:51] I'm going to get a suit just like good rallies. [1:53:57] Him and I got these front roads in North Carolina. [1:54:06] They traveled all over. [1:54:15] They went all these. [1:54:17] How many rallies have front-road jokes gone to? [1:54:19] Hundreds. [1:54:21] Every one. [1:54:22] And then it was very sad. [1:54:23] My last rally, I said, I better never see you again, right? [1:54:27] And then we won the election in a landslide. [1:54:30] And who the hell do I see? [1:54:31] I see my front-road jokes. [1:54:33] It's unhappy. [1:54:34] We had some group with me all over them. [1:54:39] And when they didn't make the front-road, it was very demeaning to them. [1:54:43] They were not happy, right? [1:54:46] Front-road, they became actually very famous, front-road jokes. [1:54:49] And the typical 401k, as you know, is up almost $30,000. [1:54:56] It was 12 months. [1:54:59] It was 13 months. [1:55:00] It's up 44%. [1:55:03] Think of that. [1:55:04] So goes a lot of your own. [1:55:13] And I tell about this police officer. [1:55:15] I met a police officer. [1:55:16] I met a police officer first. [1:55:17] A similar thing, but now the numbers are even wrong. [1:55:19] I met, I was in New York. [1:55:21] I met a great police officer in New York finance. [1:55:24] And he said, sir, I want to thank you. [1:55:26] I said, for what? [1:55:27] He said, my wife didn't think much of me very much. [1:55:31] We were having marital difficulty, actually. [1:55:33] She thought I was nothing. [1:55:34] I'm a police officer. [1:55:35] I'm a tough guy. [1:55:36] I looked at him. [1:55:37] The muscles were all over the place. [1:55:38] He didn't suffer from that. [1:55:39] But she thought maybe that muscle wasn't so good. [1:55:43] Because he was always losing money in the stock market. [1:55:46] And he said, sir, in the last year and a half, my 401k is up 74%, sir. [1:55:54] And she thinks I'm Warren Buffett. [1:55:56] She thinks I'm a super genius. [1:55:58] I said, how are you getting along with her? [1:56:02] He said, well, I'm not so sure I like her anymore. [1:56:05] But that's it. [1:56:06] I won't tell you that. [1:56:08] I refuse to say that. [1:56:10] He's getting along just fine. [1:56:12] But a lot of people have come up to me, David. [1:56:14] They think there's 401ks in the stock market. [1:56:17] Who has a 401k here? [1:56:19] We have a lot of people. [1:56:22] More Americans are working today than at any time in the history of our country. [1:56:26] And we've created over 32,000. [1:56:28] Think of this. [1:56:29] 32,000 new jobs just starting in Pennsylvania alone. [1:56:35] David, you have to get credit for that. [1:56:37] We've added 2,600 Pennsylvania manufacturing jobs. [1:56:48] And that number is going to go much, much higher as the factories start to open. [1:56:53] Because right here in Lehigh Valley, Eli Lilly has just announced a great company, by the way. [1:56:58] A drug company. [1:56:59] A $3.5 million investment in a brand new state-of-the-art manufacturing facility right down the road. [1:57:07] That's going to create over 1,000 jobs. [1:57:09] Just that one. [1:57:10] It's investing $30 million into operations. [1:57:17] Thousands of jobs. [1:57:19] And B. Braun has announced a $20 million expansion of its medical device manufacturing operation in Allentown. [1:57:28] I love Allentown. [1:57:29] Which is the entire state of Pennsylvania. [1:57:38] The entire Commonwealth. [1:57:40] Well, never make the mistake of using the word state. [1:57:46] Well, I'm not sure that people care. [1:57:48] But the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania voted for us at levels that nobody's ever seen before, David. [1:57:54] And you, too. [1:57:55] And we're proud of you. [1:57:56] Because you had guts. [1:57:57] This man had guts. [1:57:58] He lost one time to a tough candidate. [1:58:00] Then he did it again to a tougher candidate. [1:58:03] And I tell him, if he didn't win, his wife, who's a beautiful woman, would have left him. [1:58:06] I'm telling you. [1:58:07] Dina, she would have left him. [1:58:09] So he had great courage doing it a second time. [1:58:11] He was a very successful guy. [1:58:13] He ran stand on it. [1:58:25] That was a tough race. [1:58:26] He was running against the guy 24 years. [1:58:28] And his father was in for like 30 years. [1:58:31] That's a long time. [1:58:32] And he had to beat him knowing the pressure. [1:58:34] That's called pressure. [1:58:35] Knowing his wife was gone if he didn't make it. [1:58:38] She was gone to 100%. [1:58:39] He's married, actually, to a terrific woman. [1:58:42] She probably would have stayed. [1:58:44] I'm not 100%. [1:58:45] And last year, I saved a great American company, U.S. Steel. [1:58:48] And we're keeping its headquarters in Pennsylvania, where it belongs. [1:58:52] And $17 billion has been invested by a company in saving U.S. Steel. [1:59:00] They were gone. [1:59:01] I think they were closed up and they were ready to go. [1:59:04] And now they're building factories like nobody's ever seen. [1:59:08] They're expanding the operations and building a couple of brand new steel plants. [1:59:12] They're up to over $17 billion, which is a lot more than they've even told us. [1:59:16] Because they've fallen in love with this commonwealth. [1:59:19] They've fallen in love with your whole area of the people. [1:59:22] I think they've fallen in love with the people more than anything else, is what they've told me. [1:59:25] Because they've done more than they said they would. [1:59:27] And thanks to our great Republican majorities in Congress, last 4th of July, I proudly signed the largest tax cuts in American history. [1:59:36] We gave you the biggest tax cuts in American history. [1:59:40] A year, that alone, the midterms. [2:00:15] We've got to win that Musa. [2:00:16] We've got to win the midterms. [2:00:17] Musa's another great guy. [2:00:18] Stand up Musa. [2:00:19] Get with me for a while. [2:00:20] And they said, I want you to stay in Congress. [2:00:31] I want you to stay. [2:00:32] And we appreciate it. [2:00:33] You've done a great job. [2:00:35] But always remember, every single Democrat in Congress voted against our tax cuts. [2:00:41] So think of it. [2:00:42] All of those tax cuts and many more, they want to raise your taxes, not lower them. [2:00:46] They voted against tax cuts. [2:00:48] You know, I sort of been political in that I found it very interesting. [2:00:54] I was a very successful real estate person, but I love watching politics. [2:00:59] And my whole life I've watched politicians say, we will cut your taxes. [2:01:02] We will cut. [2:01:03] I never heard these people say, we will raise your taxes. [2:01:06] This country has gotten very strange politically. [2:01:10] Especially with all the communists that are up for election. [2:01:13] You know, they have communists. [2:01:14] These aren't socialists. [2:01:15] These are communists. [2:01:16] And they're all up. [2:01:17] How about the guy in Maine? [2:01:19] He's got, he's got the Nazi stickers. [2:01:22] He's got the whole deal that they're trying to say. [2:01:25] So eight years, 10 years, they said Trump is a Nazi. [2:01:30] Now they can't say that anymore because they have a guy with a tattoo on his chest. [2:01:35] Unbelievable. [2:01:38] But they voted against no tax on social security. [2:01:43] They voted against no tax on tips. [2:01:46] They voted against no tax on overtime. [2:01:48] And if they got into office, you will have all of those taxes and all of that money that you're saving. [2:01:54] Including the big savings on social security. [2:01:58] It's going to all be terminated. [2:01:59] You're going to have to start paying. [2:02:00] They want to pay it. [2:02:01] I don't know what's wrong with these people. [2:02:03] They voted in favor of the estate tax or the death tax on your farms and your businesses. [2:02:08] You know, farmers and small business people, they love their children. [2:02:12] If they love them, it's great. [2:02:15] Most of the people love them. [2:02:16] Some can't stand. [2:02:17] I know people that can't stand their kids. [2:02:19] They're not going to leave them 10 cents. [2:02:20] But if you love your child, you want to leave your farm, especially for these farmers. [2:02:26] It's born in them somehow. [2:02:29] They want to have their children on the farm. [2:02:32] The children don't want to leave. [2:02:33] But sometimes they're land rich and cash poor. [2:02:37] You know, I've known that expression too. [2:02:39] I've often times been land rich and cash poor. [2:02:42] It's not a good period of time. [2:02:43] And you die and you have an estate and they tax you at 40, 50, 60 percent. [2:02:50] And they end up losing their farm, losing their small business. [2:02:54] And in many cases, you don't read about this, they commit suicide. [2:02:57] They actually go out and commit suicide because they're forced off their farm by a bank. [2:03:01] They have to go out and borrow money from a bank. [2:03:03] And they're forced to go out, borrow the money. [2:03:06] They're unable to pay the loan at the bank. [2:03:08] Even if it's a nice bank, they give them a chance. [2:03:10] They give them another chance. [2:03:11] And then they ultimately foreclose. [2:03:12] They lose everything. [2:03:13] And in many cases, they commit suicide. [2:03:16] And they said, we're not going to have that crap go on. [2:03:19] So you have no estate tax to pay on your small farm, small business, on your farms, your [2:03:24] businesses. [2:03:25] And you can, if you love your children, you can leave your small business to your child [2:03:32] and they're not going to lose you. [2:03:35] If you don't love your children, then don't listen to what I'm saying because it doesn't [2:03:38] matter. [2:03:39] If you don't like them, don't leave them anything. [2:03:40] The hell with them. [2:03:41] They probably deserve it. [2:03:42] But think of it. [2:03:44] The Democrats voted against the border wall. [2:03:46] The border wall gave us the safest border. [2:03:48] We have the safest border now in the history of the country. [2:03:50] You know why they voted against voter aid? [2:04:02] Because they want to change. [2:04:04] There's only one reason. [2:04:06] Mr. Wall, one day, I don't know if it's very presidential. [2:04:15] I'm going to walk up in a suit with the design of the wall on it. [2:04:20] I don't know. [2:04:32] Please, please, don't dance. [2:04:33] It's not presidential. [2:04:34] I said, but the people love it. [2:04:44] The men in women's sports, please don't do the weightlifting thing. [2:04:47] And don't do the swimming thing. [2:04:49] You know, the weight lifter where he goes up. [2:04:51] The record stood for years and years and years. [2:04:55] And this young lady, she's trying out for the Olympics and she's going to do it. [2:04:59] And the record stood for 19 years. [2:05:01] And they put an eighth of an ounce on one side, an eighth of an ounce on the other. [2:05:06] And I have to understand, Melania, who's now a movie star, she got the number one. [2:05:10] Can you believe she hit Big Bo? [2:05:12] There can only be one star in a family. [2:05:17] Please remember. [2:05:18] But they put an eighth, like a feather on one side, just to break the record. [2:05:23] The parents are sitting right there where Big Bo is. [2:05:27] He's a nasty guy, that punchy throw. [2:05:29] He got to be very nice to Bo. [2:05:31] Got to be very nice. [2:05:32] Got to make sure he's never angry at me. [2:05:34] But she said, her parents are right there in the front and they're so proud. [2:05:37] The father's not so proud because, you know, she's not going to do it. [2:05:40] Because she's a woman. [2:05:41] That's a lot of weight. [2:05:42] The mother, though, is screaming, darling, I love you. [2:05:45] Do it. [2:05:46] And she gets over the weights and she stands. [2:05:49] And then she gets her. [2:05:50] And she gets her. [2:05:52] And the mother's screaming, darling, I love you, darling. [2:05:58] And the father's looking, saying she has no chance. [2:06:01] And she's like this, you see it. [2:06:04] And she's like devastated for the rest of her life. [2:06:10] And then a guy comes along who transitioned. [2:06:12] That's the term. [2:06:13] I've gotten very good at that term. [2:06:16] I used to take a lot of heat from my definition of the movement over. [2:06:20] But he transitioned. [2:06:22] He was a poor, very poor, bottom of the bottom of the line, male weight lifter. [2:06:28] But now he's a female weight lifter. [2:06:30] And he looked at the amount. [2:06:32] I think it was like 210 pounds or something like that. [2:06:34] But that's a lot for a woman. [2:06:36] But not that much for a man. [2:06:37] You could do it with one hand. [2:06:39] And he goes, looks down at the weight. [2:06:41] Do you think for emphasis? [2:06:48] And he won the matter. [2:06:51] And everyone said, oh, isn't that wonderful? [2:06:54] Are we crazy? [2:06:55] Men should not be able to participate. [2:06:59] 89%. [2:07:00] Do you ever hear the fake news? [2:07:11] That's an 80-20 issue. [2:07:13] That's not. [2:07:14] It's 99-1. [2:07:15] You know, I've been doing politics now for 10 years. [2:07:17] Not that long, considering I've won three elections. [2:07:20] You know, shall we not? [2:07:21] We did great in the second Olympic year. [2:07:26] But pretty short. [2:07:28] But with all of that, and all of the time I spent speaking to people, they say, sir, [2:07:33] could you cut taxes on this? [2:07:34] Could you get me a tax deduction on a car loan? [2:07:36] I did that. [2:07:37] By the way, I did that. [2:07:38] Do you buy it? [2:07:39] Have you borrowed money to buy it? [2:07:40] All these things. [2:07:41] They asked me for hundreds of things. [2:07:43] Not once did anyone ever come up to me and say, sir, please. [2:07:48] This is so fun. [2:07:49] You have to be able to have men playing women's sports. [2:07:54] Please, sir, could you pull that off? [2:07:55] I've never had anyone ask me for that. [2:07:58] So I say it's a 99-1 issue. [2:08:01] Not 80-20. [2:08:02] The fake news back there, they say, oh, that's a target issue. [2:08:05] But I don't like talking about it because I want them to continue on with that. [2:08:10] I want them to continue on with the, you know, they're in favor of the [2:08:15] mutilization of your child for transgender purposes. [2:08:19] The mutilization of your child. [2:08:21] And I would say, politically, it's a very good thing to run against a person [2:08:25] that's in favor of that kind of stuff. [2:08:27] So we let them, we don't bring it up during off political seasons, [2:08:30] but we have a political season coming up. [2:08:33] And they'll be doing all of that nonsense, and they're going to lose a lot of elections. [2:08:37] And now, if you look at New York, we have all communists running. [2:08:40] They're all excited. [2:08:41] They're going to win their progress. [2:08:42] But I can't imagine they can beat a normal Republican. [2:08:45] So I think it's a good thing. [2:08:46] Musa, what do you think? [2:08:47] I think it's a good thing. [2:08:48] Wouldn't you like to run against somebody like that? [2:08:50] Well, Shapiro's not that much better, to be honest with you. [2:08:53] But I will. [2:08:54] They're all being forced. [2:08:56] They're all being forced. [2:08:57] A guy like Shapiro, he's going to be forced to the left. [2:08:59] Otherwise, he's not going to get the nomination. [2:09:01] But they voted against proof of citizenship. [2:09:04] Think of it. [2:09:05] We'd like to have proof of citizenship. [2:09:07] You walk into the voting booth. [2:09:09] Would it be okay, sir, if I looked at you and said, [2:09:11] how dare you ask me for my citizenship? [2:09:14] You know, in California, if you ask that question to a voter, [2:09:18] you are criminally liable. [2:09:20] In other words, they can put you in jail. [2:09:22] If you say, sir, do you have proof of citizenship? [2:09:25] They put you in jail if they ask that question. [2:09:28] You're not allowed to ask that. [2:09:29] Did you know that? [2:09:30] It's the craziest thing I've ever seen going on. [2:09:32] Hey, did they screw the kid, Pratt? [2:09:35] Boy, he's leading. [2:09:38] And all of a sudden, he's lost. [2:09:40] And it was sort of interesting. [2:09:42] The election. [2:09:43] You ever see an election where they're two and a half weeks in? [2:09:45] An election that takes weeks to count the votes? [2:09:48] But after the evening, it looked like he was going to win [2:09:51] or certainly in the runoff. [2:09:52] And then I started hearing rumors as the days went by. [2:09:56] Days and days went by. [2:09:59] And Pratt is fading. [2:10:01] He's fading. [2:10:02] I said, they ring the election. [2:10:03] And then lo and behold, he didn't qualify, [2:10:06] even though he was so far up in the third place person [2:10:09] that it was almost impossible. [2:10:11] And he didn't qualify. [2:10:12] And then it started happening with the next candidate, [2:10:14] Steve Hilton, who's running for governor. [2:10:16] He was up in front, just about leading, no problem. [2:10:21] And all of a sudden, about four or five days after, [2:10:24] this is after the election's over, [2:10:26] they said, Steve Hilton is starting to lose votes. [2:10:30] I said, here we go again. [2:10:31] And I called up the U.S. Attorney in California. [2:10:34] They said, we're going to have a number in the next week. [2:10:37] Next week. [2:10:38] I called up the very powerful, very good U.S. Attorney in California. [2:10:42] And I said, do me a favor. [2:10:44] Take a look. [2:10:45] They're trying to steal that election, too. [2:10:46] I guess they called up. [2:10:48] They said, this is the U.S. Attorney code. [2:10:50] We have your great U.S. Attorney here today, by the way, [2:10:52] and your assistant U.S. Attorney. [2:10:54] They're doing great, David. [2:10:55] Thank you. [2:10:58] So over the next week, he was definitely going to lose. [2:11:03] But the U.S. Attorney called. [2:11:04] We want to check your votes. [2:11:06] About an hour after the call. [2:11:08] It's him. [2:11:10] Mr. Hilton has won. [2:11:13] Had I not made that call, [2:11:15] Steve Hilton would right now be watching the election from home. [2:11:19] So I don't know. [2:11:20] He would have a great chance, but the election's totally rigged. [2:11:23] California's totally rigged. [2:11:24] All mail-in ballots. [2:11:25] It's a disgrace. [2:11:26] We've got to pass the Save America Act, okay? [2:11:29] Look at these guys. [2:11:30] What love. [2:11:42] A friend of mine is a very big real estate developer, [2:11:46] but he's got a problem with speaking in front of crowds. [2:11:49] He chokes. [2:11:50] You know, he chokes like a dog. [2:11:51] He said, how do you do it? [2:11:52] They say, it's easy, because there's so much love in the room. [2:11:56] There's so much unbelievable love. [2:11:58] It's easy. [2:12:00] You know, he's got this tremendous fear of speaking. [2:12:04] He said, the guy's a major player. [2:12:07] Most of you have heard of him. [2:12:10] And he's a killer. [2:12:11] He destroys people for a living. [2:12:13] Financially. [2:12:14] Not physically financially. [2:12:15] Physically, he can barely walk. [2:12:17] He's a basket kid. [2:12:18] But he's up here. [2:12:20] He's very smart. [2:12:21] And he destroys people. [2:12:23] Very rich. [2:12:24] Very rich. [2:12:25] But he can't get up in front of a crowd and talk. [2:12:27] I said, what's wrong with you? [2:12:28] He said, I don't know. [2:12:29] I have a fear of crowds. [2:12:30] Do you believe in all sorts of people? [2:12:32] You know, a lot of people want to do what I did. [2:12:34] A lot of people, David did it. [2:12:35] David was very successful, but he's a great speaker. [2:12:37] But a lot of people, they say, well, Trump became president. [2:12:41] From being a very successful businessman he ran, he became president. [2:12:44] I want to do it, too. [2:12:45] And that's when they find out that they might have the flaw of speaking, [2:12:51] or even worse, is a terrible past, you know? [2:12:54] The past will come out to haunt you. [2:12:56] It's not an easy thing to do, but I love it. [2:12:58] You know, I say, it's real easy to do when you have people that love you. [2:13:04] I guarantee, who here voted for Trump? [2:13:08] Well, this is dangerous, so don't raise your hand and think you're going to be cute, [2:13:22] because you might be a big, big problem. [2:13:26] And they'll blame me for causing problems. [2:13:28] Who did not vote for Trump? [2:13:30] The young man he wants to be, he said, the young man, he thinks he's being cute. [2:13:39] Yes. [2:13:40] As he gets pounded on. [2:13:41] No. [2:13:42] He just said, no, I did. [2:13:43] I was the first. [2:13:44] He said, I'm the first. [2:13:45] But the Democrats voted in favor of Iran having a nuclear weapon. [2:13:52] And they voted against military spending. [2:13:55] But I overrode that. [2:13:56] Let me tell you, if the Democrats get in, your 15,000 trucks that Mr. Roy is looking to get are dead. [2:14:03] They're not going to have 15,000, they're not going to have 15 trucks. [2:14:08] They'll be back to the number I originally guessed, right? [2:14:11] How many are you making? [2:14:12] 15? [2:14:13] 15,000 trucks will be down to nothing. [2:14:15] Zero. [2:14:17] And they'll make you put electric on it. [2:14:18] You know, electric so that when you're in the middle of a jungle someplace and you need a charge. [2:14:23] Where is my charging booth? [2:14:25] As opposed to carrying a nice tank of diesel on your back, throwing it in and taking it off, right? [2:14:31] Where's my charging booth, they'll be saying. [2:14:34] They created the strongest. [2:14:37] We created the strongest military in history. [2:14:40] And you see that with Venezuela. [2:14:42] Venezuela, one day operation, right? [2:14:45] And now we're making a lot of money with Venezuela. [2:14:50] And Venezuela is doing great also. [2:14:52] It's a happy country now. [2:14:54] But it took us exactly 48 minutes to win that war. [2:14:57] We're the greatest military in the world. [2:14:59] 48 minutes. [2:15:09] 28 times already. [2:15:10] But 28 times. [2:15:12] So the cost of the war, we've already, because we have, we brought millions of barrels of oil at it. [2:15:17] And we're getting along great. [2:15:18] The people running it. [2:15:20] They're our people. [2:15:21] They're great people. [2:15:22] And the people are happy in the country. [2:15:24] They have smiles. [2:15:25] They were miserable. [2:15:26] They were starving. [2:15:28] But they have a lot of oil under that ground. [2:15:30] You know how you find oil in Venezuela? [2:15:32] Just look at the ground. [2:15:33] You'll see oil bubbling up. [2:15:34] They have so much oil. [2:15:35] They don't know what to do with it. [2:15:37] But they had a bad system. [2:15:38] They're making more money now for the country than they've ever made before. [2:15:41] And we're making a lot of money too. [2:15:43] But also Iran. [2:15:45] We knocked them out. [2:15:46] One week it was essentially militarily over. [2:15:48] Much bigger country. [2:15:49] 91 million people. [2:15:52] And much different ideology. [2:15:54] The ideology of the Muslims is slightly different than the ideology of the Catholics. [2:16:00] We have the Catholics and the Muslims. [2:16:02] Slightly different. [2:16:03] But Venezuela's been great. [2:16:05] And Iran's been great. [2:16:06] I mean you know. [2:16:07] Iran's reasonable. [2:16:08] They're smart. [2:16:09] Otherwise we'll have to finish the job. [2:16:11] Which will take about maybe less than a week. [2:16:14] But they're going to be okay. [2:16:16] I think they're going to do what they have to do. [2:16:18] Because we want to have it done. [2:16:19] But they voted against lower energy prices. [2:16:22] The Democrats did. [2:16:23] And then they went on to create the highest energy prices that we've ever had in the history of our country. [2:16:28] People don't realize that. [2:16:30] Much higher than ours during the war. [2:16:32] They had the highest inflation in history. [2:16:35] The highest inflation in history. [2:16:37] They say 48 years. [2:16:38] But that's not history as far as I'm concerned. [2:16:40] And they were absolutely terrible on affordability. [2:16:44] Remember I got here. [2:16:45] My first day. [2:16:46] The fake news is screaming at me. [2:16:49] What about affordability? [2:16:51] I'm only here one day. [2:16:53] Remember eggs were up about five times higher than they ever were. [2:16:56] And we have prices are coming down right now at levels that you've never seen. [2:17:01] And now with oil crashing you're going to see something really amazing. [2:17:05] And to top everything else they let 25 million people into our country. [2:17:10] Many of them criminals and thugs and people from mental institutions and drug dealers. [2:17:16] They even let 11,888 murderers into our country. [2:17:22] Murders. [2:17:23] 11,888. [2:17:25] More than 50% of which have killed more than one person. [2:17:30] And I've gotten the worst of them out. [2:17:32] We've gotten them out. [2:17:33] We've gotten a moment on our whole group of people. [2:17:35] We're on open borders. [2:17:43] Imagine that. [2:17:46] The people of this commonwealth will never let that happen again. [2:17:51] What they allowed to happen to our country, we can never allow it to happen again. [2:17:56] As an example, the war with Russia and Ukraine would have never ever started our president. [2:18:01] We can never let elections get rigged again. [2:18:04] But we're pleased to be joined today by one of those Pennsylvanians who's benefiting from the historic tax cuts. [2:18:10] Sergeant Sam Elias with the Bethlehem Police Department. [2:18:14] He can help his wife take care of their six beautiful children during the day. [2:18:24] And I'm told the youngest is named Malaya, the name Malaya. [2:18:30] After our great first lady. [2:18:34] So Sam is taking home thousands of dollars extra because of no tax or overtime. [2:18:39] And Sam, you want to come up and say a few words? [2:18:42] Come on up. [2:18:43] Express my appreciation to President Trump, Congressman Ryan McKenzie, the White House administration. [2:19:07] Six children in a single income household. [2:19:14] I can tell you the working families tax cuts is a policy that helps my family. [2:19:19] Hard work should pay off, not get punished with higher taxes. [2:19:23] So an over-no tax on tips means more money in the pockets of working Americans. [2:19:32] These savings have translated to what was once a trip, a day trip to the park. [2:19:40] It's now an overnight stay at the Jersey Shore. [2:19:43] These returns make new family memories and save for future projects. [2:19:51] As it is said, I also work night shift as a police sergeant in the fine city of Bethlehem. [2:19:57] Police recruitment has left our department depleted of officers. [2:20:10] Officers get called out overtime to cover these shortages. [2:20:16] Some pay periods, officers are working over 40 hours of overtime. [2:20:21] That's why I'm grateful for no tax on overtime. [2:20:25] Thank you, Mr. President. [2:20:26] Thankful for the support President Trump and Congressman McKenzie have shown for law enforcement. [2:20:41] We understand that communities thrive when we invest in public safety. [2:20:48] Congressman McKenzie has stood strong with public safety and working families. [2:20:53] And that's why he's been endorsed by the brothers and sisters of Bethlehem FOP Star Lodge morning. [2:21:00] Congressman McKenzie has been on the front lines in supporting public safety. [2:21:09] He secured $700,000 for the Bethlehem Police Department for much needed technology and equipment upgrades at our police department. [2:21:19] Along with bringing home $1.6 million in funding for volunteer firehouses and infrastructure. [2:21:26] Thank you, Congressman. [2:21:27] Thank you, Congressman. [2:21:36] Grateful American. [2:21:37] Son, the Lebanese immigrants who came to the United States 50 years ago in pursuit of the [2:21:44] American dream. [2:21:45] My 80-year-old father is here with me today. [2:21:50] Often tell me, work hard and open. [2:22:00] 50 years later, thanks to President and Congressman McKenzie, my father's dream has come true. [2:22:09] I thank you for that. [2:22:10] Additionally, thank you to President Trump and your entire administration. [2:22:23] After more than 50 years, the Lebanese people finally have an American ally who advocates for a sovereign and independent Lebanon governed by the Lebanese people. [2:22:35] Thank you for that. [2:22:36] 20 million Lebanese people worldwide. [2:22:44] Leadership is more than a title. [2:22:53] It's action. [2:22:54] I'm grateful for the actions coming from President Trump and Congressman Ryan McKenzie. [2:23:00] Your actions have prioritized the American dream. [2:23:04] Taxes, safer communities, and America first policies. [2:23:10] I thank you, President Trump. [2:23:13] Happy belated birthday. [2:23:14] And happy- [2:23:15] Good. [2:23:51] It's a little work. [2:23:57] Great job. [2:24:13] One after another for another group that works a lot of overtime. [2:24:17] And that's our great autoworks in here today. [2:24:20] Them, you know, Republicans, I don't know, for whatever reason, they don't do like I do. [2:24:30] In the campaign, I ended Biden's insane electric vehicle mandate that many of them would be built in China and others was going to happen. [2:24:49] And I stopped that. [2:24:50] I ended it in my first week in office. [2:24:52] I ran on it. [2:24:53] And you know what? [2:24:55] If you like electric cars, I think that's great. [2:24:57] I wouldn't say Elon was thrilled with what I did, but he understood that. [2:25:01] But if you like electric cars, I think it's great. [2:25:03] But you have to have the right to buy a regular. [2:25:06] I mean, we have more gasoline than any country anywhere in the world. [2:25:09] If you want to have an electric vehicle. [2:25:11] But I terminated Biden's disasters fuel emission standards that would have crushed Mack trucks. [2:25:21] Mr. Roy, your company would be crushed if I didn't do that. [2:25:26] You wouldn't be bidding on anything. [2:25:28] Neither would anybody else. [2:25:29] It was the most insane environmental regulations ever conceived of by man. [2:25:34] It was totally unreasonable and ridiculous. [2:25:36] And you can sell trucks for much less money that are now much better trucks that work, that actually work. [2:25:43] And we made interest on auto loans, fully tax deductible. [2:25:47] But only if you buy a car that is made in the USA. [2:25:51] Otherwise, we'll have to save the auto manufacturing business in America. [2:26:00] We have more oil that's being built today than we've had in 60 years. [2:26:05] And I think maybe ever. [2:26:07] And bigger and better than one. [2:26:10] A big one in a certain state that I love also. [2:26:12] I love a lot of places. [2:26:15] And they took out this old plant. [2:26:17] But it was big. [2:26:18] And I said, did you redo it yet? [2:26:20] They said, we're not redoing it. [2:26:21] We're ripping down and building a brand new one. [2:26:23] A beauty. [2:26:24] You know the one I'm talking about, Dave. [2:26:25] But we're pleased to be joined today by Pat McHugh. [2:26:28] A Marine Corps veteran. [2:26:29] A great guy. [2:26:30] Who spent 28 years with Mack Trucks. [2:26:33] It's a big deal. [2:26:41] And Pat's grandfather here. [2:26:43] And now his son is working here and doing well. [2:26:47] And they know how I'm manufacturing jobs in Pennsylvania. [2:26:52] Pat Sanford was. [2:26:53] Today, celebrating his birthday. [2:27:18] Most recently, anniversary of building Mack Trucks. [2:27:57] I am an even prouder truck employee. [2:28:00] Mack Trucks, 28 years of working experience. [2:28:20] The greatest trucks on earth. [2:28:31] Mack Trucks runs in our blood. [2:28:32] Trucks that help build America. [2:28:39] Trucks that are built in the United States of America. [2:28:43] Producing the best quality trucks we ever. [2:28:57] President. [2:29:04] Finest trucks in America. [2:29:06] Dedicated workforce in the trucking industry. [2:29:12] Very special people because it's not easy, but they've done a great job. [2:30:19] David Durgan and Timothy Herzog of the UAW Committee. [2:30:24] Just a little bit so they can get the contract. [2:30:42] Get this congressman elected. [2:30:47] That's what you gotta do. [2:30:48] But we're pleased to be joined also by Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling. [2:30:53] Keith. [2:30:54] Where are you, Keith? [2:30:55] Where's Keith? [2:30:57] Good job. [2:30:59] A very special guy. [2:31:08] Somebody that everybody wanted. [2:31:10] I have to tell you. [2:31:11] Everybody wanted him. [2:31:12] He's some person who was actually an astronaut. [2:31:16] He went out. [2:31:17] He made a lot of money because he's smart. [2:31:19] And he's now the NASA administrator. [2:31:22] You saw that rocket two months ago up and go around the moon and record levels. [2:31:27] The furthest any ship has ever flown and come back. [2:31:31] And he's working very heavily on the moon. [2:31:33] But what he's done with NASA is amazing. [2:31:35] And he's a very special person and a brilliant one. [2:31:38] Jared Isaacman. [2:31:39] Jared? [2:31:40] Thank you. [2:31:48] Great job. [2:31:49] As well as, you know, I introduced him a little bit only by the name David. [2:31:52] Because he knows me and I know him by David. [2:31:54] But David McCormick is your senator. [2:31:57] And he's a brilliant person, brilliant businessman. [2:31:59] This is where he wanted to be. [2:32:09] And he had a rough, I tell you, he had a rough fight. [2:32:11] This is a rough feeling like 24 years. [2:32:13] And a father for 24 years. [2:32:15] I don't know. [2:32:16] I said, I don't know. [2:32:17] You sure you know what you're doing, David? [2:32:19] But you won. [2:32:20] And you won easily. [2:32:21] And I'll tell you what. [2:32:22] You have a great senator. [2:32:23] One of the best in the country. [2:32:24] So I just wanted to thank you very much. [2:32:26] For Pennsylvania in Congress. [2:32:35] These are warriors. [2:32:36] Lloyd Smucker is here. [2:32:38] Lloyd, thank you. [2:32:39] Thank you. [2:32:40] John Joyce is here. [2:32:43] John, thank you. [2:32:44] Dan Muser is here. [2:32:48] And these guys are all in good shape. [2:32:56] But we gotta get Ryan McKenzie. [2:32:59] We gotta get . [2:33:11] Come on, sit here. [2:33:20] And everybody thought he was the greatest speaker. [2:33:22] Okay. [2:33:23] Coming here to the Lehigh Valley. [2:33:30] The way I trust. [2:33:34] What you do in Washington for our best. [2:33:38] And everybody to continue to maintain America. [2:33:44] Pennsylvania. [2:34:21] And anybody. [2:34:23] She's a terrific person. [2:34:25] From the beginning, she said Trump is gonna win. [2:34:27] Trump is gonna win. [2:34:32] 2015. [2:34:33] In fact, she wrote an article. [2:34:34] She said this guy Trump should run. [2:34:37] Thought too much about it. [2:34:40] I was having a lot of fun putting up buildings. [2:34:43] But she was very early on. [2:34:46] And I really mean, I don't think she. [2:34:48] I don't think there's anybody that knows more about it. [2:34:50] They used to call it the Rust Belt. [2:34:51] They call it the Money Belt now. [2:34:53] It's gone from the Rust Belt to the Money Belt. [2:34:55] Either one is okay. [2:34:56] But there's nobody that knows more about it than Selena Zito. [2:35:00] She's fantastic. [2:35:01] How are you Selena? [2:35:02] How are you Selena? [2:35:03] How are you Selena with your beautiful daughter? [2:35:06] Selena's an incredible woman. [2:35:12] And her daughter is following in her footsteps. [2:35:16] She's just been so good. [2:35:17] Very powerful writer actually. [2:35:19] Some of the biggest papers in the world. [2:35:22] It's nice to have good stories on occasion. [2:35:24] Truthful stories. [2:35:25] Thanks as well to the President of the NRA who's here with me. [2:35:29] Bill Bakkenberg. [2:35:30] Bill? [2:35:31] Because I saved the Second Amendment and you think it's easy. [2:35:44] On occasion it was not easy. [2:35:47] Right Bill? [2:35:48] But we did it. [2:35:49] We did it with your help. [2:35:50] And we're doing a couple of other things working with you and your people. [2:35:54] But I think you've done a fantastic job. [2:35:56] The NRA everybody. [2:35:57] They really have been with me right through. [2:35:59] Supporting the National Right to Carry legislation. [2:36:08] How do you feel about National Right to Carry? [2:36:10] It's just a free poll. [2:36:19] I don't have to pay $300,000 to somebody that doesn't even do polling. [2:36:24] You know? [2:36:25] You give your phony numbers. [2:36:26] See those are real numbers. [2:36:27] National Right to Carry. [2:36:29] We're working on it. [2:36:30] We have a very special guest who you just saw on the highest rated fight show ever in [2:36:39] the history of television. [2:36:41] The UFC Freedom 250. [2:36:43] So this guy. [2:36:44] I just have to set it up a little bit if I don't really. [2:36:48] Because I'm thinking, you know, I'm a similar size. [2:36:50] I'm actually, I weigh more than he does actually. [2:36:52] So therefore I have a tremendous physical advantage of him. [2:36:56] His muscles are slightly harder and slightly younger. [2:37:00] He's a lot younger. [2:37:01] But I think I can do it because I'm a great athlete. [2:37:04] He knows I'm a very good golfer. [2:37:06] And I'm much better off on the golf course against him than I am with a wrestling man. [2:37:12] But he went virtually undefeated. [2:37:14] I mean, he went four years. [2:37:15] He was the top wrestler. [2:37:16] His friend, Tony, who's another champion. [2:37:20] I'll introduce you to Tony. [2:37:22] But these two guys were on the Penn State team. [2:37:24] And Bo Nickel, but I mean, you couldn't defeat the guy. [2:37:29] And then he had every battle, I guess he was a three or four time All-American. [2:37:34] But then he turned pro and he went to the UFC. [2:37:38] Did you find them tougher? [2:37:40] Yes. [2:37:41] A little different. [2:37:42] You know, a little different. [2:37:43] But he's won just about everything. [2:37:46] But he had a big fight last week with a lot of pressure with the White House in the background. [2:37:51] And he's a guy that I like. [2:37:52] I met him a while ago. [2:37:54] I looked at the ears. [2:37:55] I said, man, this guy's a fighter. [2:37:57] You can tell a lot by the ears. [2:37:59] And he told me, no, he doesn't mind the ears. [2:38:00] He likes them. [2:38:01] It's almost as simple. [2:38:02] For great fighters, it's as simple. [2:38:04] That's why I'm worried about you, Tony. [2:38:05] You have pretty normal ears. [2:38:07] But I got to know Bo a little bit. [2:38:10] And I got to root for him. [2:38:11] And I almost felt like his father up there. [2:38:14] His father's great. [2:38:15] But I felt like his father. [2:38:16] So I was nervous for the fight. [2:38:18] And he was fighting somebody. [2:38:19] The Dana White, the great Dana White, he's a phenomenal guy. [2:38:22] He said, Bo's got a tough one tonight. [2:38:24] I said, why? [2:38:25] Why do you do that to him? [2:38:26] Because if you lose it this night, it was the biggest audience they've ever had by far. [2:38:32] The whole world watched it. [2:38:33] The people at the White House, we had 5,000 seats around the cage we built. [2:38:38] And we had 100,000, more than 100,000 people in the park right next door. [2:38:42] We had the largest television audience they've ever had by far. [2:38:46] And they said, why do you have to give him such a tough opponent? [2:38:50] He was pretty tough. [2:38:52] But then it happened. [2:38:53] So Bo is known as a great wrestler. [2:38:55] Because he was the best wrestler by far in college. [2:38:58] Nobody could beat him. [2:38:59] And I figured Bo would be wrestling. [2:39:02] But no, he wasn't wrestling. [2:39:04] He was punching. [2:39:05] I said, Bo, grab his legs and start wrestling. [2:39:07] That's what you do. [2:39:08] But he didn't do that. [2:39:10] He didn't listen to me. [2:39:11] And he got a shot off that was brutal. [2:39:14] And in the first round, right, knocked him out. [2:39:17] He was really knocked out. [2:39:18] A good, great fighter. [2:39:19] The guy was a great fighter. [2:39:20] He is a great fighter. [2:39:21] So I just want to thank you. [2:39:24] He's from Penn State. [2:39:25] He loves Penn State. [2:39:26] He is the NCAA wrestling champion. [2:39:29] He looks fantastic. [2:39:31] And his friend, and you probably know, is also, I think you were roommates, right? [2:39:37] That's a tough room. [2:39:38] I wouldn't want to fight these two guys. [2:39:40] Let's go pick on those two guys. [2:39:42] I don't think so. [2:39:43] But he was the heavyweight. [2:39:44] And he lost a lot of weight. [2:39:45] He weighed 35, 40 pounds. [2:39:47] I asked him, how much did you wrestle? [2:39:48] About 40 pounds heavier. [2:39:50] In other words, you want to live, right? [2:39:52] You decide to lose it. [2:39:53] But he was also the champion, NCAA champion. [2:39:56] And his name is Anthony Kassar. [2:39:59] So come up here, fellas, because I want to just ask the audience a question. [2:40:02] Come here. [2:40:03] Come here, Bob. [2:40:04] Question. [2:40:09] If I work out for the next couple of months, really work hard, lifting those weights away, [2:40:13] and really, really work, could I beat Bo or Anthony? [2:40:16] You're very disloyal. [2:40:17] You're very disloyal. [2:40:18] You're very disloyal. [2:40:20] I think walking up here, I was almost as nervous as the fight. [2:40:33] But it feels like a fight. [2:40:36] Yeah, it feels like it. [2:40:37] But this is exciting. [2:40:40] I'm grateful to be here with everybody. [2:40:42] So grateful to President Trump for making an event that, in my mind, never seemed possible [2:40:49] to happen. [2:40:50] UFC Freedom 250 on the White House lawn. [2:40:52] To do something like that and, you know, just so unbelievable. [2:41:04] For me, both my parents, high school teachers, my dad was a wrestling coach, my grandpa was [2:41:09] a wrestling coach. [2:41:10] And I grew up around sports and just competing from five years old. [2:41:14] And so, to be able to do something like that is a dream come true. [2:41:18] And it's just through hard work, effort, discipline, and a lot of time in the wrestling room, a lot [2:41:25] of time in the cage, that I was able to do that. [2:41:28] And that's really because America is the land of opportunity. [2:41:31] And if you set your mind to something and you feel passionate about what you do, you can accomplish [2:41:37] anything. [2:41:38] And thank you. [2:41:39] Quick story. [2:41:47] The first time I met President Trump, it was in 2019 at the White House. [2:41:51] And our team and I won the Nationals, the NCAAs, and Penn State. [2:41:55] We are given the opportunity to meet President Trump. [2:42:03] It was really special because he took a lot of extra time to talk with us as wrestlers. [2:42:10] I think he respected the wrestlers a lot. [2:42:14] I told him that when I'm done wrestling, I was going to fight. [2:42:16] And he asked me if I needed a manager. [2:42:19] He has better things to do than that. [2:42:23] But really since then, I feel like we've had a special connection that I'm extremely grateful [2:42:28] for. [2:42:29] And, you know, fast forward seven years, I'm fighting on the White House lawn and I turn [2:42:35] and look at my corner and President Trump is right next to him. [2:42:38] I feel like he was in my corner. [2:42:47] Something that was just so special. [2:42:51] And I feel like just incredibly grateful. [2:42:55] And overall, the whole week of the experience, everything, the word that kept coming to mind [2:42:59] and the emotion that I kept feeling was gratitude. [2:43:02] And I'm grateful for President Trump. [2:43:05] I'm grateful for friends and family and supporters. [2:43:09] And I'm grateful to be an American. [2:43:11] And it's the best country on earth. [2:43:13] And God bless. [2:43:14] It's just an honor to be here. [2:43:29] Bo and I have been roommates since our freshman year at Penn State. [2:43:33] And never could imagine this, but honor to support Mr. President, this great nation, and the [2:43:39] American workers that build the foundation in the United States of America. [2:43:43] So as a small business owner and real estate investor, I just want to thank President Trump [2:43:48] for the big, beautiful bill, all he's done for small business owners. [2:43:53] And most importantly, I pray that God will continue to bless him and guide him to lead this great nation. [2:43:59] And God bless all of us. [2:44:00] Thank you. [2:44:17] That's great. [2:44:18] Good to have him here, too. [2:44:20] We have a lot of champions in the audience. [2:44:21] These are two very special people. [2:44:23] When you do that, I was saying to myself, you know, going into that ring and you've got [2:44:27] all these people. [2:44:28] We had the richest and the biggest politicians. [2:44:31] We had the biggest of everything. [2:44:33] You couldn't get a ticket. [2:44:34] The tickets were sold to some crazy numbers, I heard. [2:44:37] We gave them away to everybody, but somehow some got out. [2:44:40] And I was saying, that's a tremendous amount of pressure. [2:44:45] And you're fighting the toughest people on earth. [2:44:47] I mean, these are the strongest, toughest men on earth, no women in the crowd. [2:44:53] But, which is nice. [2:44:56] But these are the toughest men on earth. [2:44:58] And it's tremendous pressure. [2:45:00] And you know, the muscles, you got the muscles, you guys, you got the big strong muscles, but [2:45:04] you got this muscle, too, because it takes much more than just the normal muscle to win [2:45:09] those matches. [2:45:10] I mean, the strategy and the genius that goes in. [2:45:13] It is a genius. [2:45:14] A lot of people wouldn't understand that. [2:45:15] But there's a genius. [2:45:17] There's a genius in sports. [2:45:19] But there's a great amount of courage and power that you have that a lot of other people [2:45:24] don't have. [2:45:25] So, congratulations. [2:45:26] Really great job. [2:45:27] Great job. [2:45:32] In everything we do, we're once again fighting for the people of Pennsylvania. [2:45:36] And that includes our amazing Pennsylvania oil and gas workers. [2:45:39] And I ended last administration's war on Pennsylvania energy. [2:45:44] And I signed an order to drill, maybe drill. [2:45:48] That's what we did. [2:45:49] You helped. [2:45:54] The United States is now the number one producer of oil and gas on Earth. [2:45:58] Larger than Russia and Saudi Arabia combined by a lot. [2:46:02] We were in fourth place. [2:46:07] Now we're larger than, and that doesn't include Venezuela. [2:46:10] Venezuela once, because it's essentially, it should be included. [2:46:14] I also ended the war on clean, beautiful Pennsylvania coal. [2:46:20] In fact, in my administration, you know coal was dead. [2:46:25] China uses it. [2:46:26] Other countries, very successful countries use it. [2:46:29] The unsuccessful countries use wind. [2:46:31] And those beautiful windmills. [2:46:33] And go around and round and don't do anything. [2:46:36] Except cost your money. [2:46:37] Every time it goes around, you lose $10. [2:46:39] It's to make money with energy, not this money. [2:46:42] Now, every country that's using wind is a disaster. [2:46:45] Every country that's using our beautiful substances from underground [2:46:51] are doing very nicely, thank you. [2:46:53] But in my administration, you're not allowed to say the word coal [2:46:57] without proceeding that word with the words clean, beautiful. [2:47:02] So you say clean, beautiful coal. [2:47:04] And I have Secretary of the Interior, Doug Bergam, who's fantastic. [2:47:09] And Chris Wright, and they made a speech about coal. [2:47:12] And they mentioned coal like 50 times in the speech. [2:47:14] It's all about coal. [2:47:15] And they kept saying, clean, beautiful coal. [2:47:17] Clean, beautiful coal. [2:47:18] I said, no, no. [2:47:19] It's enough. [2:47:20] It's enough. [2:47:21] But we're not allowed to use the word coal without saying, [2:47:23] because what they can do with coal today is amazing. [2:47:25] It is clean. [2:47:26] It is beautiful. [2:47:27] They can clean it. [2:47:28] And it's a very powerful form of energy. [2:47:30] And if you look at China, they're building 57 coal plants, [2:47:34] big monster plants all over their country. [2:47:36] And then we're not supposed to do that now. [2:47:39] We're doing that clean, beautiful coal. [2:47:41] We've invested over $1 million to save dozens of coal plants. [2:47:45] We've saved them. [2:47:46] They were ready to close. [2:47:47] And some had closed. [2:47:48] And more than 100 coal power plants, including the Keystone [2:47:53] and the Con Mall generating stations right here in Pennsylvania, [2:47:57] as you know, are really moving now and employing a lot of people. [2:48:01] They were all getting ready to close up. [2:48:04] They were essentially closed. [2:48:05] We're working hard to lower the cost for all consumers. [2:48:08] And we want powerful energy. [2:48:10] Under my administration, the most favored nation agreements on drug prices [2:48:15] that we just did are delivering the largest prescription drug price cuts in history [2:48:20] with numbers like 400, 500, and even a 600% reduction from where it was. [2:48:28] Think of that. [2:48:29] That alone should win us the midterm. [2:48:32] And the fake news back there refuses to talk about it [2:48:35] because they know how good it is. [2:48:37] They've been trying to do it for years, favored nation. [2:48:41] We paid the highest drug price in the world by far. [2:48:44] As an example for the fat drug, which Bo and Tony don't need to take. [2:48:50] But a lot of people are taking it. [2:48:52] Who takes the fat drug? [2:48:53] So in New York, think of it. [2:48:56] It was costing a fortune. [2:48:58] Many, many times. [2:48:59] It was costing $1,300. [2:49:01] And in London, it was $87. [2:49:06] And a friend of mine who's extremely fat, sloppy, but very brilliant. [2:49:10] He's a brilliant businessman, but he's a slob. [2:49:13] There's no question. [2:49:14] Very neurotic person, which you need sometimes to be successful. [2:49:19] But he called me. [2:49:20] He used to call me Donnie. [2:49:21] Donnie! [2:49:22] Now he calls me Mr. President. [2:49:24] That's a sign of great respect. [2:49:26] But he said, President, I just came over here and I bought, [2:49:29] I won't say it was epic or whatever the hell it was, [2:49:31] but I bought the fat drug. [2:49:34] I said, I didn't know you used it because it's not working. [2:49:37] And I used him as, he's begging me not to use his name, so I will. [2:49:43] But he's a very successful guy. [2:49:45] He's actually a pretty well-known guy. [2:49:46] Brilliant business guy. [2:49:48] Worth a lot of money. [2:49:49] And he checked. [2:49:50] He just, you know, he said, well, how come in London, I just sat down and I'm paying $87. [2:49:56] And in New York, I'm paying $1,300. [2:50:00] I said, because that's the way the prices are rigged. [2:50:03] And it's rigged, the whole world is rigged against us. [2:50:06] I said, but you know what? [2:50:07] You brought it out better than anybody can bring it out because I've been looking at it. [2:50:10] And they all said it was impossible to do. [2:50:12] And I went to the drug companies. [2:50:14] I said, well, it's not going to be anymore. [2:50:15] You're going to raise their price a little bit. [2:50:17] You're going to lower us a lot because the world is bigger than us. [2:50:20] So it really worked that way. [2:50:22] And they said, well, we'll do it. [2:50:24] And they were very unhappy. [2:50:25] But they knew I wouldn't get it from the countries because you had to get it from the countries. [2:50:28] And I went to France. [2:50:29] I said to a very nice man named Emmanuel Macron. [2:50:34] I said, Emmanuel, you're going to raise your prices on drugs. [2:50:37] Of course, I will not do that. [2:50:38] Why would I do that? [2:50:39] Because it's unfair. [2:50:40] We're paying 10 times more than you. [2:50:43] And you're going to have to raise them a little bit. [2:50:47] We're going to drop ours a lot. [2:50:48] He said, no, no, I will not do that. [2:50:49] I said, yes, you will. [2:50:50] He said, I will not do that. [2:50:51] I said, yes, you will. [2:50:52] We're putting a 100% tariff for all wines and champagnes coming into the United States. [2:50:57] He said, yes, I will do that. [2:50:59] And I had the same conversation with Germany, with every country, with UK, every single one of them [2:51:08] within five minutes agreed to do it. [2:51:10] Nobody could believe it. [2:51:11] And they agreed to raise their price. [2:51:13] And we have gotten the biggest price reductions in the history of drugs, medical. [2:51:21] Nobody's ever seen anything like it. [2:51:23] So instead of paying $1,300, you'll be paying about $175. [2:51:32] Nobody's ever done that before. [2:51:34] And this is on many, many drugs. [2:51:37] A pill that sells for $10 in London and selling for $150 in Texas, any place. [2:51:46] It's all the same in the United States. [2:51:48] They basically discriminated. [2:51:50] So now instead of $10, it goes to $20. [2:51:53] Because again, the world is a big place. [2:51:55] And we would bring ours down to $20 from like $150 down to $20. [2:51:59] This is the kind of price reductions you're getting. [2:52:03] Go to Trump.com, by the way. [2:52:05] And I didn't name it. [2:52:06] It was Bobby Kennedy that did it with Dr. Oz. [2:52:08] Everyone thinks I named it. [2:52:09] I did not name it. [2:52:10] But that side is through the roof. [2:52:12] And these are the biggest price reductions in the history of our country for anything having [2:52:16] to do with drugs, prescription medicine. [2:52:19] So that alone should win the midterms. [2:52:24] And there's a real chance that they would end it because they're totally controlled by [2:52:27] these foreign countries, the Democrats, the Democrats. [2:52:30] So starting next week, weight loss drugs will be available for just $50. [2:52:37] Think of that. [2:52:38] For seniors who previously had to pay $1,200, $1,300, $1,400. [2:52:44] Couldn't pay it. [2:52:45] Think of that. [2:52:46] Now, they don't want to write. [2:52:48] Look, they turned the cameras off when they talk about it because they don't want good [2:52:51] stuff for us because they don't want us to win elections. [2:52:54] And why, I don't know. [2:52:55] Why they want to have people pouring into our country. [2:52:58] Why they want to have high taxes. [2:52:59] Why they want to have all of these problems that took place over the last four years in [2:53:04] the last administration, one of the worst administrations in history. [2:53:08] But the other ones wouldn't be much better because they have all of these crazy policies. [2:53:13] They've got communists. [2:53:14] But just over one year ago, we inherited the worst border in history. [2:53:18] But I quickly turned it into the most secure border in the history of our country by far. [2:53:23] Almost nobody's ever been there. [2:53:25] Thirteen months, and this is a chart kept by generally Democrat people. [2:53:36] In the past 13 months, zero illegal aliens have been admitted into the United States. [2:53:43] They haven't been high, but we can't do that. [2:53:55] We have a country and we're going to run it well. [2:53:57] We don't want to have prisons released into it. [2:53:59] Some of these countries were emptying their prisons into the United States of America through the southern border. [2:54:05] Prisons, prison population. [2:54:07] Some of the countries had no prison population left. [2:54:09] You know what that says? [2:54:10] Some of them had no mental institutions. [2:54:13] The mental institutions were taken. [2:54:15] All of those people were taken to our southern border and allowed to just walk freely into our country under sleepy Joe Biden. [2:54:23] And this group of thugs, a group of real thugs. [2:54:26] Weaponization, that's all they're good at. [2:54:28] Weaponization and cheating on elections. [2:54:31] In 2025, we achieved the largest drop in the murder rate ever recorded in the history of our country, despite the fact that we haven't gotten all of these criminals out of our country. [2:54:41] We had the lowest since 1900. [2:54:45] That's 125 years ago. [2:54:47] We cut the flow of 6%. [2:54:56] That's a big number. [2:54:57] And we cut the flow of illegal drugs coming in by water, coming in by ocean or sea. [2:55:09] We cut it by 97%. [2:55:13] It's very drastic, but people aren't traveling that way too much anymore. [2:55:26] We have the most powerful. [2:55:30] I built the military in my first term. [2:55:32] We used it in my second term more than I thought, but we have no choice. [2:55:35] We have no choice. [2:55:37] But think of it. [2:55:38] We cut Fanto. [2:55:39] For years, they've been intradicting. [2:55:41] They've been grabbing boats, bringing them in, putting them in court. [2:55:44] They go out by the same night. [2:55:45] They're back sending drugs by the ocean, by the Gulf, by the sea. [2:55:50] And now it's down 97%. [2:55:53] And we're looking for the 3%, because I think those 3% are more brave than Roe Nickel was any day. [2:55:59] The 3% of the people that are willing to get into a boat to deliver drugs now, [2:56:03] they're the bravest people, perhaps, anywhere in the world. [2:56:06] But it won't happen long. [2:56:10] But what we've done is amazing. [2:56:12] Our military, we have the greatest military in the world. [2:56:14] We have the greatest law enforcement. [2:56:16] And we have the highest number of... [2:56:24] So a year and a half ago, it was headlines. [2:56:29] Nobody wanted to join the military. [2:56:31] The military, the Army, Navy, Marine. [2:56:33] Nobody wanted to join any of them. [2:56:36] Air Force, Space Force, I love Space Force. [2:56:39] Coast Guard. [2:56:40] Nobody wanted to join any of the military. [2:56:42] They had tremendous recruitment problems. [2:56:44] And even they carried over to the police. [2:56:47] They have great police here. [2:56:49] The police and the fire departments. [2:56:50] Nobody wanted to do anything with the name America, anything with the uniform. [2:56:54] And today, we have the highest recruitment, the most successful recruitment. [2:57:00] Every single slot is filled. [2:57:02] And that includes, they want to be policemen. [2:57:06] And they want to be firemen and women. [2:57:08] So we went from the least successful in our history, David, to the most successful in the history in terms of recruitment. [2:57:18] It was very embarrassing, a year and a half ago, two years ago. [2:57:22] And it all happened from November 5th. [2:57:24] That's when we won the election. [2:57:26] From November 5th on, everybody wants to be a soldier. [2:57:29] Everybody wants to be the Army, the Navy, the Marine. [2:57:32] They want to fly the jets in the Air Force. [2:57:35] The Coast Guard is hot. [2:57:38] Everything's hot. [2:57:39] And, of course, Air Force. [2:57:40] You know, I started Air Force. [2:57:42] That was a part of the Force. [2:57:44] The Space Force was part of the Air Force. [2:57:46] I said, no, it's got to be separate. [2:57:48] Got to do its own thing. [2:57:49] And it's become. [2:57:50] So we were in third place four or five years ago. [2:57:53] And I put it in. [2:57:54] We were losing to China and to Russia. [2:57:57] And now we're totally ahead of both of them, like, at numbers that they can't believe. [2:58:01] Space Force could end up being one of your most important. [2:58:04] To stop the massive theft of taxpayer dollars, including millions of illegals, [2:58:09] we've launched the war on fraud led by our great Vice President, J.D. Vance. [2:58:14] He's doing a great job. [2:58:15] Doing a great job. [2:58:17] Smart guy. [2:58:18] We ended Medicaid for illegal immigrants and we redirected $50 billion to make the largest investment in rural health in the history of our country. [2:58:29] Hospitals and everything else in the rural areas. [2:58:31] And with the help of our Republican majorities in Congress, we will defend our jobs, our factories, our safety. [2:58:38] And we will defend our borders like never before. [2:58:41] We will crush violent crime, impose harsh new penalties and dangerous repeat offenders that shouldn't be in our country. [2:58:48] Crack down on Marxist prosecutors and judges. [2:58:52] And we will immediately end the most dangerous thing that's ever been put into our country from the standpoint of law enforcement. [2:59:03] It's called no cash bail. [2:59:05] You kill someone, you go to the judge, they let you out. [2:59:08] Then you kill somebody in the afternoon. [2:59:09] It's crazy. [2:59:10] That was the beginning of crime. [2:59:12] We will pass the great health care plan to stop all payments to big insurance companies and give the money directly to the people so they can buy their own health care, which will be much better care at a much lower cost. [2:59:27] And we will pass the Save America Act to protect our sacred American election. [2:59:36] And in the Save America Act, it's very simple. [2:59:45] All voters must show a photo, voter ID. [2:59:49] Very nice. [2:59:50] May we see a picture, please? [2:59:52] All voters must provide proof of citizenship. [2:59:56] And there will be no mail-in ballots except for illness, disability, military deployment or travel. [3:00:02] And we will also in that same bill enshrine in permanent law no men in women's sports and no transgender surgery for our children. [3:00:21] So together with the help of patriots throughout Pennsylvania and all across the land, we will make America powerful again. [3:00:33] We will make America wealthy again. [3:00:36] We will make America healthy again. [3:00:42] It's all happening. [3:00:43] It's all happening. [3:00:44] We will make America strong again. [3:00:48] We will make America proud again. [3:00:52] We will make America safe again. [3:00:56] And we will make America great again. [3:01:00] Thank you very much. [3:01:02] Thank you. [3:01:03] Thank you. [3:01:04] Thank you. [3:01:52] Thank you.