President Donald Trump speaks at Republican rally in Port Huron

[1:30] My competitor was here yesterday. [1:33] He didn't have a crowd like this, I can tell you. [1:38] You know, they used the word sparse. [1:40] It was sparse. [1:41] This is not sparse. [1:43] You know, outside you have 20,000 people trying to get in. [1:46] So if anybody would like to give up their ticket, [1:52] would anybody, some of the front row Joes, [1:55] would any front row Joe like to give up? [1:58] Well, thank you very much and a very special [2:01] hello to Michigan. [2:03] This is a great place and, boy, am I bringing back [2:11] the auto business to Michigan, like has never happened [2:17] in the history of our country before. [2:20] But I'm thrilled to be back in this incredible state, [2:23] which we won two years ago in a very big, very big manner. [2:29] We did great. [2:30] We did great and I won it first year, [2:33] won it second year, won it third year, you know? [2:41] We gotta be careful with the cheating vote counters, though. [2:43] That's one thing I gotta tell you, please. [2:46] Will you please watch it, fellas? [2:49] Especially with Benson, you gotta watch it. [2:51] Bad things happen with the vote counters, [2:55] so we gotta be careful. [2:58] But we won it big, just a little less than a, [3:01] little less than two years ago, [3:03] and we're really doing good. [3:07] We have a paid protester. [3:10] We have a paid protester. [3:19] Just get him out of here, please. [3:41] You know, they get paid $250, we found out. [3:45] $250 they paid by the Democrats, and the Soros people, [3:50] and other people, and they stick there, [3:53] and then they go to jail, and the rest of their life, [3:56] they're screwed, it's horrible, it's so stupid. [3:59] A lot of times, I commute, I say, look, you know, [4:02] they're young, they go home, their mother gives them a smack in the face, [4:06] and I voted, I voted for that guy. [4:08] What are you doing? [4:11] What are you doing? [4:15] I know they have a lot of trouble. [4:16] They go home, and they do get beaten up pretty bad. [4:18] The mothers, they're watching, they go, that's my son. [4:23] They're young, and they're foolish. [4:25] Over the past three weeks, I've traveled all over the country, [4:28] but I'm here today in Michigan for a very important reason. [4:38] I'm here to keep a jihadist Muslim Brotherhood member [4:44] from becoming a United States senator, and that's the fact. [4:49] I'm not going to let that happen. [4:56] And nine days from now, the people of Michigan [4:59] are going to defeat Abdul Mohammed, say, Abdul Mohammed, [5:10] I'll say it, a man who should never be allowed inside the halls [5:14] of our great, beautiful Capitol building in Washington, D.C. [5:20] We're going to elect, I call him Apple Pie. [5:24] He's like perfect, this guy. [5:25] He's like Central Casting. [5:28] He's what your state is all about. [5:31] He really is, he's a fantastic man. [5:34] He's going to be one of the great United States senators, [5:38] Mike Rogers. [5:39] Thank you, Mike. [5:50] This is a big turnout, Mike. [5:51] You know, something's happening. [5:53] They don't like to say it on the fake news. [5:55] I don't like to talk about it. [5:58] That's a lot of fake news there. [6:06] That's a lot. [6:09] Now, you have some good reporters about, I'd say about 8.2%. [6:15] And we're going to elect John James as your next governor. [6:31] We're also going to win a Republican House [6:34] and a Republican Senate. [6:40] And the fake news media hates it when I say that Abdul Mohammed [6:46] Al-Sayed is a jihadist. [6:49] They say, you have no reason. [6:50] Have you ever seen his writings of the past? [6:53] Go back a year and take a look at the things that he wrote, [6:58] his mother wrote, his sister wrote. [7:00] You go take a look at the facts. [7:03] And don't be foolish, people. [7:05] His mother worked for an organization that gave hundreds [7:09] of thousands of dollars to Osama bin Laden and Al-Qaeda. [7:17] His sister celebrated terrorist slaughter, innocent men, women, [7:21] and babies on October 7th in Israel. [7:24] October is one of the worst slaughters because of my position. [7:28] I got to watch that on tape. [7:30] And honestly, I wish I never saw it. [7:33] Any Jewish person that support this guy should be ashamed of themselves. [7:37] I'll tell you right there. [7:45] You should never speak to him again. [7:48] You know, I'm polling at 99% in Israel, [7:51] and I cannot understand how anybody who's Jewish can even think [7:56] about voting for this guy. [7:58] And he'll get some. [7:59] And he'll get some. [8:00] You explain it to me. [8:01] Someday somebody's going to explain that to me. [8:05] Sayed's father-in-law is the leader of a front group [8:09] from the Muslim Brotherhood, a terrorist organization banned [8:13] in eight Muslim countries because they are so sinister and severe [8:18] that the Muslim countries don't want them. [8:21] This is the father-in-law. [8:23] His sister-in-law was placed on the terror watch list [8:27] and only got off it because she had a good lawyer. [8:30] You know, you do that. [8:31] When somebody hires a lawyer and you're a government [8:34] and you've got enough problems, you take them off. [8:37] But she shouldn't have been taken off. [8:39] And Mohammed Al Sayed himself signed a letter supporting [8:42] the Muslim Brotherhood, urging them to, quote, [8:46] purge the journalists and the police. [8:49] In other words, let's get the journalists. [8:52] That's bad. [8:52] Believe it or not, I'm saying it. [8:54] That's bad, even though there's such fakers. [8:58] But, you know, he wants to defund your police. [9:01] One thing you're going to find, and the police are going to see it, [9:04] people get in and they change. [9:06] They just do it for this, what they're doing right now, [9:10] the campaign. [9:11] But once they get in, they always go back to their original thought. [9:16] Always. [9:17] You know, he wants to take away your guns. [9:19] He wants to do all the things that you're not going to stand for. [9:25] Mohammed also stated that he and many people were sad about the death of the world's top [9:31] sponsor of terrorism, the supreme leader of Iran, who killed many people. [9:36] You know, they killed in the last nine months 75,000. [9:41] People say, I wonder why they're not protesting anymore. [9:43] They killed 75,000. [9:45] More than that, that's the known amount. [9:47] Anyone with that record of support for jihadists would be screened and unable to get a seat [9:54] on an airplane. [9:56] They certainly should not give him a seat in the United States Senate. [10:00] He would be the only senator that will have to go through a metal detector before he's [10:13] allowed to go into the Senate. [10:15] I want him to have a metal detector. [10:18] If Abdul gets to the Senate, he would have access to our nation's most closely guarded [10:25] national security secrets. [10:27] And his vote would wield power over our military, our borders, our homeland security, and much [10:33] more than that. [10:35] And to think that so much of our military equipment is made in Michigan, you'll probably reject [10:47] all those stories. [10:48] He'll say, no, we don't want to make it in Michigan. [10:51] But Michigan does not need a senator who's on the side of the terrorists. [10:55] And we need a senator who's really 100, 1,000 percent on the side of America. [11:03] That's Mike Rogers. [11:10] So Abdul, at one point, as you know, a little while ago, not so long ago, also wants our [11:15] country to go to Sharia law, and if he ever pulls that one off, he should be the first [11:26] one that's tried. [11:27] That'll be interesting. [11:28] I'll be a witness. [11:31] Most disgraceful of all, Syed campaigns with communist agitator Hassan Piker, you've heard [11:38] all about this, who says that America deserved 9-11. [11:44] And Syed refuses to, under any certainty, he just won't disavow this guy. [11:50] Just watch. [11:53] Abdul, Syed is my guy. [11:54] I had a bit of a fundraiser tonight, and I think our good friend is going to be there. [12:01] Abdul, are there any views that this sign holds that you have disavowed? [12:07] I'm not here to disavow people's views. [12:10] America deserved 9-11, dude. [12:12] I'm saying it. [12:13] There are a lot of things he says that I deeply agree with. [12:15] Bro, I hate this country, dude. [12:17] I hate America so much, dude. [12:20] He was asked, who's the greater danger to America, Israel or Iraq? [12:25] Three times he was asked that, he refused to answer. [12:27] Who do you think is a bigger threat to the United States, Israel or Iran? [12:30] I'm just going to say that that's a ridiculous hypothetical. [12:33] He criticized Mike Rogers for asking him to condemn Hamas, Hezbollah, Al Qaeda, saying [12:37] their scary words, but he hasn't condemned them. [12:39] El-Sayed's sister-in-law was placed on the terrorist watch list during the Obama administration. [12:45] El-Sayed's birth mother reportedly worked for a designated terror group that provided financial [12:50] support to Osama bin Laden, the Taliban, and also Hamas. [12:54] Hamas is now raising questions based on a number of online posts from his half-sister. [12:58] Had an amazing talk with my mom about her activism in the Muslim Brotherhood during the [13:03] early 70s while she was in college. [13:05] Hashtag respect. [13:06] Praying for all my family that supports the MB in Egypt. [13:08] Can you just explain it? [13:09] Yeah, Tom. [13:10] It's funny to me. [13:15] Are you in favor of public ownership models, like the one Bernie introduced? [13:18] So, I want to actually take it a step further. [13:20] I advocate for a government to take over health insurance. [13:22] Instead of having a whole bunch of payers, you have one payer, and that is the federal government. [13:26] It is going to require taxes, and the question of who pays those taxes is an important question. [13:31] I made a commitment that we need to move Michigan to 100% renewable energy. [13:36] We know that the future is not going to be fossil. [13:38] This guy is maybe the most anti-American candidate across the country today. [13:52] And he's a nasty guy, right? [13:54] Every time you see him. [13:55] He's worse than I am. [13:56] I'm like a nice person. [14:00] You know the thing I like best? [14:04] I don't know if you noticed it, Mike. [14:05] They had a little ticker on the side saying the stock market was up 602 points. [14:10] Did you see it? [14:13] That's just one of many days. [14:16] The market's at an all-time high. [14:19] Our nation has never done better than it's doing now. [14:22] 25 years ago, our nation was attacked by radical Islamic terrorists on September 11, 2001. [14:30] And on that day, a father of three named Todd Beamer, a great, this is a great man, born in Flint, Michigan, became an immortal American hero. [14:43] Todd was on United Flight 93 when it was hijacked. [14:48] And with his famous final words, let's roll, Todd Beamer and his fellow passengers charged a cockpit and died stopping the plane from being flown into the United States Capitol, which they think it was aimed right at the Capitol. [15:05] 25 years later, Michigan needs to stand up and fight just like Todd did to stop a jihadist from walking into the Capitol. [15:13] So Todd Beamer, Todd Beamer gave his life for America. [15:38] And you have to give your vote for Todd Beamer. [15:43] You can view it that way. [15:44] We're not letting a jihadist, the people that did such damage that horrible day, the worst day, I guess, in our history, worse than Pearl Harbor. [15:54] It was worse than Pearl Harbor. [15:56] Pearl Harbor at least was, if you think about it, that was an attack on our military. [16:00] This was an attack on civilian population. [16:04] And we're deeply honored to be joined by Todd Beamer's father, David, and his mother, Peggy. [16:10] And David, if you could please come up, please. [16:13] Thank you. [16:34] Thank you indeed. [16:35] And thank you, the President, my President, our President, for this opportunity. [16:47] It's an opportunity for me to say to many of you, perhaps have said a prayer for the Beamer clan in the 25 years since that day. [16:56] I want to say thank you. [16:57] I also want to encourage you, if you're so inclined, you can say another prayer for me like right now. [17:03] This is an awesome opportunity, and I want to make sure that everything I say and do furthers the cause for Mike Rogers and Don James to be elected. [17:17] That's what I want to do. [17:19] It's taken 250 years to build America, to give us what we've got, the best it's ever been. [17:37] It can take a lot less effort to demolish it, to take it away. [17:45] Many of you weren't around on 9-11. [17:47] Almost 100 million Americans weren't born yet. [17:50] I'm just going to ask you to remember a couple things that happened that day because they are relevant to what's going on right now. [17:59] As the President said, Todd Beamer was a Michigan man, born in Flint, Michigan, November 24, 1968. [18:07] He got up that morning, left his little boys, three and a half, one and a half, and his wife, Lisa, five months pregnant, and he went to work. [18:15] He never came home. [18:16] Todd and 39 other heroes on Flight 93 had the opportunity to fight back. [18:22] They launched a counterattack, and the enemy had planned to attack our commerce, our capitalistic system, our military, and, yes, our capital. [18:35] Three of their missiles hit their targets. [18:38] The fourth missile didn't. [18:41] All those people in and around the capital that day came home that night. [18:47] That part of the terrorist mission failed. [18:51] Todd and others didn't come home, but they won the counterattack. [18:58] What about now? [18:59] What has changed? [19:01] Well, one thing is 9-11 was a surprise attack. [19:05] What's going on right now in our country and here in Michigan is not a surprise. [19:09] We can see the attack coming that culminates in this battleground state on Tuesday, November the 3rd. [19:17] What's different this time is the enemy has not come from abroad. [19:27] The enemy is right here among us. [19:30] Local terrorists, local citizens that want to demolish our country. [19:36] They call themselves Democratic Socialists of America. [19:40] Do you know what the DS really stands for? [19:48] Demolition specialists. [19:51] They want to tear down this America that is ours, the best it's ever been. [19:56] Have you looked and read their platform? [19:59] It reads like the terrorist platform of 9-11 on steroids. [20:04] Capitalism? Bad. [20:06] The system that's produced more prosperity, opportunity, wealth, and happy lives than any in the history of the world. [20:12] They want to replace it with the tried and true, failed system, socialism. [20:17] Once upon a time, we had slavery in this country. [20:21] It was a terrible thing. [20:22] We got rid of it. [20:23] Socialism is a new system to make everyone slaves to the government regime. [20:28] Can't have it. [20:29] It's been noted. [20:37] It's been noted that they want to defund the military. [20:40] Let's just pretend our enemies don't exist. [20:42] Let's stop spending. [20:43] Everything is kind of just going to be. [20:45] Yes, it's been mentioned. [20:48] Abdul thinks taking the guns away from cops is a good idea. [20:52] What could possibly go wrong? [20:58] And you know, if he doesn't want a cop to have a gun, he doesn't want you and I to have the right to own one. [21:04] That's for sure. [21:05] When it comes to incarceration, prisons, oh, we have too many. [21:10] What criminals need is not incarceration. [21:14] They just need a warm hug. [21:17] And put back in our society. [21:21] The Capitol, their plan does not include bombing it from the air. [21:26] Their plan is to infiltrate and demolish it from within. [21:31] Our rule of law, our constitution, the president mentioned it. [21:35] Abdul would much prefer Sharia law. [21:38] How wonderful would that be? [21:40] Cannot. [21:43] Cannot. [21:44] Must not happen. [21:46] You know, the mantra, the mantra of their platform is really death to America. [21:54] That's their mantra. [21:55] But they disguise and camouflage it with having us look at some shiny symbol. [22:00] Everything's going to be free. [22:03] Free healthcare. [22:04] Free education. [22:06] Free. [22:07] In their society, free, believe me, is a four-letter word. [22:12] What do you have to pay for that free stop? [22:15] Freedom. [22:16] Become a slave to the socialist regime. [22:19] Can't. [22:20] Can't happen. [22:21] Must not. [22:22] We must not be distracted by their lies and deceit. [22:27] We must identify them for who they really are. [22:30] Demolition specialists. [22:33] We have a choice. [22:34] We have a choice. [22:35] We have a choice. [22:38] Mike Rogers versus Abdul El-Hade. [22:42] These two men cannot be compared. [22:53] They can only be contrasted. [22:55] Mike Rogers, the Michigan man, a life of service, values and loves this country. [23:01] Mike Rogers is an American. [23:04] Abdul, Abdul has a birth certificate. [23:15] The birth certificate says he's a citizen of America. [23:19] Well, you know what? [23:21] A birth certificate doesn't make you an American. [23:24] He demonstrates with his view of what our world should look like that he's not an American. [23:34] He's anti-American. [23:36] He is happy to be endorsed by our foreign enemies that hate us, like the Muslim Brotherhood. [23:44] He's happy to take their endorsement and their money because his views align with theirs, [23:49] and theirs align with his. [23:53] He has a birth certificate, but he's not an American. [23:58] He had the choice. [23:59] He had the choice to be an American or not. [24:02] He has chosen otherwise. [24:05] He has blood that's red. [24:07] However, he has chosen to remove any strain of the white and blue part. [24:14] We cannot, cannot allow this man to invade and occupy our country, our country. [24:27] So I ask you, I ask you, Michigan, whatever your allegiance, if you're a Republican, show up. [24:38] Senate term is six years. [24:41] Hey, I'm four score and four. [24:45] Six years seems like a lifetime to me at this point. [24:47] We can't elect this guy. [24:50] Democrats, perhaps your whole life you have followed the lead of your great-grandparents, your grandparents, your mom and dad voting the Democratic ticket. [25:00] This time, do a little crossover. [25:06] America depends on it. [25:07] Vote for John James and Mike Rodgers. [25:11] I don't know. [25:19] I don't know if Abdul is straight or not. [25:23] But I do know he's no Democrat. [25:27] If you're an independent and you want to keep your independence, don't vote for socialism. [25:33] If you're someone who's upset, a little distracted with the current cost of gasoline, remember this. [25:43] In a social society, gasoline won't matter to you. [25:47] You'll be driving a government-issued green piece of transportation. [25:52] It'll just have pedals on it. [25:54] No problem at the gas point. [25:55] So, all you Americans in Michigan, vote American. [26:01] We want to show this guy and the demolition strategist movement the door. [26:08] We want them to be suffering this defeat and decide, yep, Michigan was a battleground and we can't win. [26:15] There are just too many Americans in Michigan. [26:19] We want them to sing that old song. [26:28] You know, that old song goes, start spreading the news. [26:32] We're leaving today. [26:33] Let them take their energy and their money, go buy an island someplace, and try that socialism thing again somewhere else. [26:43] And you know, they might. [26:46] They might even take Comrade AOC with them. [26:50] They might take the comrades of the squad with them. [26:53] They might even invite the patriarch, Uncle Bernie, the socialist, to go along with them. [27:01] That, that would be a win-win-win. [27:07] All you, all you Americans in Michigan, we have, we have an opportunity. [27:21] We have an opportunity to show up and we're going to do that. [27:25] And I think, at this time, it's, it's okay. [27:30] It's appropriate. [27:32] It's all right. [27:33] Well, Todd's old man, and all of you, say what he said. [27:42] Let's go with him. [27:43] Are you guys ready? [27:45] On three, one, two, three, let's roll. [28:18] Thank you so much. [28:19] And Peggy, thank you. [28:20] That's from the heart. [28:22] That's from the heart. [28:23] And your boy is looking down very proud of you both right now. [28:30] Thank you. [28:31] So this great state was built by generations of American patriots who shed their blood, sweat, [28:45] and tears, and even gave their lives to defend American freedom. [28:50] Abdul Sayyad's entire agenda is to burn that legacy down, and he wants to do that. [28:57] He's the face of modern Democrat Party. [29:01] It's the craziest thing I've ever heard. [29:03] But Americans did not spend all these years fighting communists and terrorists. [29:08] in order to look and just watch it all burn down and come down to the ground. [29:16] And we're not going to surrender America to communists, jihadists. [29:20] We're not going to do it here. [29:21] We're not going to do it. [29:23] We're not going to do it in this state that's been so great. [29:29] Abdul Rahman has called to defund the police, abolish the police, abolish ICE, abolish Border Patrol, [29:40] our great border patrol, our great border patrol. [29:42] We had zero people come into our country over the last 18 months, criminals. [29:49] He supported a ban on all gas-powered automobiles, which by the way, I did it the reverse. [30:00] Thank you. [30:01] I took the mandate away. [30:03] Remember all electric. [30:04] Your industry would have left. [30:07] Thank you. [30:09] I just thought of that one. [30:12] I took, I got rid of the mandate, the electric vehicle mandate by 2030. [30:20] Everybody was going to have an electric car. [30:22] And you know, your workforce would have been cut in half if that were the case. [30:30] But you didn't have to worry because people weren't buying them. [30:33] If Abdul and the Democrats win, they will open the floodgates and invite hordes of jihadists [30:40] to our shores, creating a nightmare of violence and terror until you cannot even have a Christmas. [30:47] Remember when I started the war on preserving Christmas? [30:51] When I was, 2016, we will proudly say Christmas again. [30:57] We're saying it. [30:58] Remember that? [31:04] Remember the stores were afraid to put up Christmas trees. [31:09] They didn't want them to use red or green. [31:12] Oh, these people are crazy. [31:13] But we ended that one pretty quickly. [31:16] That was sort of easy. [31:18] Now they're all saying Merry Christmas again, aren't they? [31:21] And we'll have a Merry Christmas if you get out and vote. [31:27] All you have to do is get out and vote because we have the numbers. [31:30] So, you know, this is my 26th rally in about 12 days. [31:48] No, it was great. [32:14] It's an honor. [32:15] There's never been anything like it. [32:16] You know what? [32:17] We've done something. [32:18] In all fairness, I say a little at the end, but I won't have to bother saying it now. [32:22] I'll say it now. [32:23] There's never been anything like this in the history of politics. [32:26] Anywhere, not only. [32:27] Make America great again. [32:29] It's very simple. [32:30] Very early, very simple. [32:32] Make America. [32:33] There's never been anything like it. [32:36] There's never been rallies like this. [32:38] There's never been. [32:39] I remember I said it yesterday that Bernie Sanders got a little hot against crooked Hillary. [32:43] I think he might have won, actually, but they took it away. [32:46] But and he drew crowds of 900 people, 850, sometimes a thousand. [32:54] And they were, you know, depressed. [32:57] They were going crazy, the crowds. [32:59] So I had an event where I had 49,000 people at the event. [33:03] He had a thousand people right nearby. [33:06] And the next day, Bernie Sanders draws massive crowd. [33:11] They don't mention me. [33:12] They don't mention me, Mike. [33:14] How the hell did I ever win three times? [33:17] You know, how did I do it? [33:20] It's crazy. [33:28] But there has never been anything like we've done. [33:33] Not me. [33:34] It's we together. [33:35] This is this is the greatest group of people. [33:37] You're the people that built this country. [33:39] You're the people that built this country. [33:42] And we're not going to let them tear it down. [33:44] So I'm asking you to pretend that I'm on the ballot. [33:49] So what happens, it's very easy. [33:51] When I'm not on the ballot, when I'm not on, we get 49% less vote. [33:57] Okay, it's a compliment. [33:58] But I don't want that compliment, if you don't mind. [34:00] Give me a non-compliment. [34:02] When I'm on the ballot, we win everything. [34:06] When I'm not on the ballot, that's the midterms. [34:09] When I'm not on the ballot, people don't show up. [34:12] Please show up and vote because essentially we are all on the ballot [34:16] because they'll take away everything. [34:18] They'll take away all of those tax cuts, all of that crime prevention. [34:26] You know, we have the safest country that we've ever had in history. [34:30] Dating back to 1900, think of it. [34:33] But so I just hope, you know, it's not a presidential election, [34:41] but it is a presidential election because everything that we've done, [34:44] all of those, I go with the great, big, beautiful tax cut bill. [34:48] But all of that, all of those tax cuts, even for the farmers, [34:53] and small businesses, where we got rid of the inheritance tax, [34:57] we got rid of what we call the death tax, [34:59] where you want to leave your business, [35:01] you want to leave your farm to your children. [35:03] And they want to end this, Mike. [35:05] They want to end it. [35:07] You have no tax to pay. [35:08] You have no inheritance tax. [35:10] So what was happening is, especially on the farms, [35:12] it's land rich, got value, but it doesn't throw off huge cash, [35:17] so they value it. [35:18] The government values it. [35:20] Your kids go to the once-friendly banker. [35:22] It turns out not to be so friendly after they loan the money. [35:25] They end up losing the farm and they commit suicide. [35:28] It was a big problem. [35:31] No longer we got rid of it. [35:32] So now you leave your farm, you leave your small business to your children. [35:37] You have no estate tax or death tax to pay, and they can live their lives. [35:43] But Abdul, because that's, you know, because he's following the line, [35:53] I don't know what his basic views are, but he's going to end that. [35:57] He's going to end no tax on tips. [35:59] He's going to end no tax on Social Security for our great seniors. [36:03] He's going to end no tax on overtime. [36:05] Why? I don't know. [36:07] Our country's rocking and rolling now. [36:09] You've got to leave it. [36:10] They will destroy our country. [36:12] But it was just revealed that Ilhan Omar's name is not Ilhan Omar. [36:18] The one that she used to get elected and sworn into Congress, [36:25] but rather it's an entirely different name named Ilhan Nur Said Elmi. [36:31] Lovely name. [36:32] It's a beautiful name. [36:33] Said Elmi. [36:36] And the last name, incredibly, also, [36:39] is the exact name of her lovely brother, Ahmed Nur Said Elmi, [36:45] the person that she said she married and had beautiful children with. [36:52] How many children did she have? Three? [36:54] She had beautiful children. [36:57] And when asked whether or not she married her brother, [37:01] she said, not to my knowledge. [37:03] That's not a good answer. [37:05] You know what that is? [37:06] That's a legal answer. [37:08] The lawyers said, answer it that way. [37:11] If they ask you that question, say, to the best of my knowledge, [37:14] and then give any answer you want. [37:18] When she says that, that was the end of that. [37:22] Pretty crazy. [37:23] Therefore, because she used a fake name to be sworn in, [37:27] I am assuming that we must immediately... [37:31] She has to resign from Congress. [37:33] Trouble. [37:43] She's just a troublemaker. [37:44] She's a little troublemaker. [37:47] You know, she comes from Somalia, [37:50] probably maybe the worst country in the world, [37:52] has no government, has no anything. [37:54] All they have is killing people. [37:56] They kill people. [37:57] They go after ships. [37:58] They ransom ships. [37:59] But they have... [38:00] I'm amazed they can even do that, to be honest with you. [38:02] But they have no country. [38:04] They have no government. [38:05] They have no anything. [38:06] They have no police. [38:07] They just run around shooting each other. [38:09] Then she comes to this country, [38:11] and she says, I have constitutional rights, [38:15] and I don't like the way you run the United States of America. [38:18] How dare you run it? [38:20] What, I'll tell you, does it piss me off? [38:25] And she and her other friends, [38:36] and her other friends, [38:39] I always say AOC plus three, [38:41] but somehow I don't mind AOC that much. [38:43] I don't know why. [38:44] She doesn't bug me too much. [38:46] But they call them AOC plus three. [38:49] The plus three love being called plus three, you know? [38:52] But they're just bad. [38:56] Something wrong with them. [38:57] Well, what's wrong with them is they want to overthrow our country. [39:01] Take a look at France. [39:02] Look at what's going on. [39:03] That's all about immigration. [39:04] That's not about, [39:05] oh, the school wasn't clean today. [39:07] They said, we didn't like the cleanliness. [39:09] I didn't see any students there. [39:10] These were a lot of large men with very big muscles. [39:15] And I hope France gets a lot tougher than they've been. [39:20] You know, I told President Macron when I first met him 10 years ago, [39:24] I said, you're going to lose your country. [39:26] You're destroying your country with immigration. [39:30] You're destroying your country. [39:31] You're not going to have a country. [39:32] And I would tell him that every time I met him for 10 years, [39:35] he probably can't stand me. [39:38] I say, Emmanuel, how are you? [39:42] By the way, you're destroying your country. [39:44] How would you like that, Dr. Oz? [39:47] Every time, the great Dr. Oz, by the way. [39:50] Every time I meet, I do this with a lot of leaders. [40:02] Oh, and you know, we did get Greenland. [40:04] You do know that. [40:05] Remember when it was? [40:06] How dare he ask for that? [40:08] How dare he ask for it? [40:09] No, we signed the agreement about two weeks ago. [40:11] Very little coverage in the press. [40:13] When they thought I was being a very difficult president, [40:18] they were going after me. [40:19] How dare he treat Europe? [40:20] How dare he treat Denmark that way? [40:23] Denmark was great. [40:25] We own Greenland. [40:27] We work it with Denmark. [40:29] We signed a very good agreement with great lawyers. [40:32] Infinite period of time. [40:34] No limits, no nothing. [40:36] I didn't read any stories about it. [40:38] It was a massive story with a horrible human being. [40:42] I'm going to go to war with Europe. [40:44] I'm going to go to war with Denmark. [40:46] Oh boy, oh boy, these people are bad. [40:48] But we signed and I said to our great first lady who says hello, [40:52] I said, first lady, this is going to be a big story. [40:55] We just signed with the essential person. [41:00] I mean, we purchased. [41:01] We have every right you could possibly have. [41:03] And it's great. [41:04] We work with Denmark. [41:05] Good country, good, nice country. [41:07] Anybody that would like to come into our country from Denmark, [41:10] I'm all for it. [41:11] But I must tell you from Somalia, I'm sort of, [41:15] I've had it with them. [41:16] I've had it with them. [41:18] I much prefer Denmark. [41:22] They'll say, isn't that a terrible thing? [41:25] No, it's just, we got to be honest with each other, don't we? [41:28] Denmark, we'll take them. [41:31] Sweden, Norway, I don't think so, [41:33] because I didn't get the Nobel Prize even though I ended it. [41:37] So I don't want anybody from Norway. [41:39] I don't want anything to do with Norway. [41:41] Think of it. [41:43] I settled eight wars and I got two more coming. [41:45] And what did I do? [41:47] I mean, I stopped the nuclear threat of Iran. [41:50] Would have been terrible. [41:51] And I was supposed to get it last year, [41:59] but it was a little early because I just got into office. [42:02] And the person who got it, Maria, was very nice. [42:06] She said, I can't believe I got it. [42:08] This should go to President Trump. [42:09] And she gave me her Nobel Peace Prize. [42:12] That was so nice. [42:13] It was very nice. [42:14] I won't forget that. [42:16] It was very nice. [42:19] And look, I'm not saying, she was right, but I'm not saying. [42:23] He settled eight wars. [42:24] No other president settled the war. [42:25] You know, Obama got the Nobel Prize about two weeks after he got into office, [42:29] and he had no idea why he got it. [42:32] And he, and you know what? [42:35] He still has no idea. [42:36] I settled eight wars and two more coming. [42:41] And they were wars. [42:42] I will tell you, Putin called me on one, Azerbaijan. [42:45] That war was raging for 34 years. [42:49] He said, I cannot believe I've been trying to settle that thing for 10 years. [42:53] He said, I can't believe you got it done. [42:55] Anyway, so when it came due a couple of weeks ago, [42:57] they announced that they'll be announcing. [42:59] And a couple of weeks ago, I said to our great first lady, [43:04] first lady, I get the Nobel Prize in two weeks. [43:07] And it'll be an honor. [43:09] You know, I feel much better about saving all those lives. [43:13] How about India and Pakistan? [43:15] I stopped them from fighting. [43:17] They shot down 11 planes. [43:19] They're both nuclear countries. [43:22] The prime minister of Pakistan said, [43:25] President Trump has saved at least 30 million lives. [43:29] So I said, first lady, first lady, [43:32] it'll be a great honor to get the Nobel Peace Prize next week when they announce it. [43:38] And then I sort of forgot about it because I am busy. [43:40] And it was announced and it was gotten by a woman that nobody ever heard of. [43:45] I said, what about me? [43:46] Do they do two of them? [43:48] Think of it. [43:51] I settled. [43:52] So I'm not in love with Norway. [43:54] Frankly, Norway sucks. [43:56] Norway has become a shithouse country, actually. [44:06] Look, Oz is going, I can't believe. [44:13] No, I just speak the truth Oz. [44:16] No, it's crazy what's going on out there. [44:19] It's called the world of politics. [44:21] The world of politics. [44:23] But we are straightening out this country at levels that nobody ever thought possible. [44:30] When you think what they're having in Europe, [44:32] and it's not only France now, it's Italy and so many different countries over there. [44:36] It's really a mess. [44:38] And it's all because they allowed people that hate them into their countries. [44:42] They don't like their buildings. [44:44] They don't like their art. [44:45] They don't like their people. [44:46] They don't like their laws. [44:48] And that's what you're seeing on the streets right now. [44:51] And we're not letting that happen here. [44:53] And we're not going to let this guy become a senator of the United States of America. [44:58] And less than two years ago, the radical left Democrats handed us a dark age. [45:10] It was a dark age. [45:11] We were laughed at all over the world. [45:14] We were laughed at as being a foolish, a word my wife hates me to use. [45:20] She thinks it's not presidential. [45:22] She's a very elegant woman. [45:25] She hates when I dance. [45:27] She hates when I do weightlifting showing that a woman can't quite, quite lift the same number of pounds as a man. [45:37] You know, the man lifted approximately 111 pounds more than the woman. [45:44] This was Dr. Oz. [45:46] This was a weightlifter, a failed man weightlifter who was a failure as a man, but then he transitioned very beautifully to womanhood. [45:55] And he became a weightlifter and he won the contest by 111 pounds, a record that should stand for quite a while. [46:03] It was 19 years standing, and then it added an eighth of an ounce and an eighth of an ounce, stood for 19. [46:11] He comes along, bing, bing, boom, boom, boom. [46:13] Is that all? [46:15] How crazy is this men and women's sports? [46:18] She hates when I tell the swimming story about the great Olympic swimmer. [46:23] And she grew up with the same girls who were all at the top of the pyramid. [46:27] And she looks left and she sees all the girls she's competed with for years. [46:32] And she looks right and she sees all the girls. [46:35] But next to her is this giant. [46:37] She's looking, oh, who is that? [46:40] I've never seen her before. [46:43] She wants to be politically correct, you have to understand. [46:46] Or they'll throw her off and fire her. [46:49] And she looked up and this giant is there. [46:52] Well, she didn't know what to expect and they started swimming. [46:57] And as you know, she was badly injured. [46:59] You know why? [47:00] Windburn! [47:01] She suffered tremendous windburn. [47:04] He went by her so fast that it caused massive windburn to her skin. [47:09] And we had to call Bobby Kennedy Jr. to help her out, right? [47:12] So crazy. [47:17] And their stupidity is the same exact way when financial matters. [47:25] You know, the financial, they'll destroy our country. [47:28] But we had a dark age and now we have the golden age of America. [47:33] This is the richest, the best, and tariffs. [47:37] Tariffs. [47:38] Tariffs. [47:40] My favorite word, tariffs. [47:41] Now it's my fifth favorite. [47:42] You've heard that before. [47:44] Because I was just decimated by the press. [47:46] They said tariffs is my favorite word in the dictionary, tariffs. [47:50] And the press the next day just decimated me. [47:54] Because they said, what about God? [47:57] What about wife, family, relationship? [48:00] What about all these other words? [48:02] It's so beautiful. [48:03] So now I made tariff my fifth favorite word. [48:07] You know, they have another new one. [48:11] And I knew this was going to happen. [48:13] What did I do? [48:14] Up in a certain area, not so far from here. [48:19] You ever hear of the great state of Ohio? [48:22] They have a man running named John Eustad. [48:26] And he was a humble guy, a handsome sort of a guy, but a humble guy. [48:31] And he never said what a great athlete he was. [48:34] You know, they got me in this one too. [48:36] And I thought he was a lieutenant governor, a very good lieutenant governor, but sort of quiet. [48:43] He was humble. [48:44] And we were doing a speech, and he was quite a bit behind because he was a lieutenant governor, [48:50] but nobody knew that much about him. [48:53] He was actually very good, but he doesn't talk. [48:55] He's not a talker. [48:56] He's a doer, right? [48:57] So I'm with John Gruden, the great football coach, and he was a very good quarterback in college. [49:05] They won the national championship. [49:07] And I said, John, why are you here? [49:09] He said, I'm here for my teammate. [49:11] Who's your teammate? [49:12] John Eustad. [49:14] He said, he played football? [49:15] Yeah, he was an All-American. [49:17] He was? [49:18] He was an All-American. [49:20] We had a great team. [49:21] We won the championship, and he was the best player on the team. [49:26] And he said a couple of things that really hit me. [49:28] He said, he was violent. [49:31] He would rip the head off people when he tackled them. [49:36] He was violent. [49:38] I said, wait a minute. [49:39] Are we talking about the same person? [49:43] John Eustad. [49:44] He's the nicest man. [49:45] Well, he's the most competitive. [49:47] He was the best player, the fastest player, the hardest tackler. [49:52] He was unbelievable. [49:53] And he had a record. [49:54] 17 interceptions. [49:56] Think of that. [49:57] He was a safety. [49:58] Defensive back, 17 interceptions. [50:00] An NCAA record. [50:03] He said, you've got to be kidding. [50:04] So I went up to the rally like this in Ohio. [50:09] And he was quite a bit behind, but real stiff. [50:13] He was behind a guy that got fired once before. [50:15] Bernie Marino beat him. [50:17] And now he's running round. [50:19] And just like his name. [50:22] Boring. [50:23] Didn't do anything. [50:24] Didn't do anything. [50:25] He was a lousy senator. [50:26] But John Eustad was behind. [50:29] And I told the story. [50:30] I said, I didn't know anything about him. [50:32] I mean, I always knew him as a humble guy. [50:34] And then I made my mistake. [50:37] I invited John up to say a few words. [50:39] And he was great. [50:40] But while he was talking, I had just found out that he's a great athlete. [50:57] A brutal tackler. [50:59] You know, some guys, I play little tiny football. [51:02] I didn't like it too much. [51:03] I liked to watch it. [51:04] I didn't love being tackled by large people. [51:07] And I didn't like it. [51:12] But I'm looking at him up and down. [51:15] And I'm studying him. [51:16] And then I made the mistake. [51:17] I told in fun. [51:20] I said, I looked at his ass. [51:22] And I've never done that with a man before. [51:24] It's true. [51:28] Off the record, women, yes. [51:29] Men, no. [51:30] Okay. [51:37] By the way, I looked at one hell of a beautiful ass before. [51:40] Nicki Minaj. [51:41] That's hard to miss. [51:47] That's stand up. [51:51] That's hard to miss. [51:53] Okay. [52:04] I'm going to get back to my story. [52:05] I hope Nicki wasn't insulted. [52:06] But we love Nicki. [52:07] She's been with us for a long time. [52:10] But anyway, so wait. [52:11] So this is to show you how fake the news is. [52:15] So I revealed the story to 30,000 people. [52:20] And it's in Ohio. [52:22] And I said, you know, he was a football player. [52:25] And a few people said, yeah, he was an All-American. [52:28] A few people knew. [52:29] The football, big football fans. [52:32] But while he's speaking, you know, ladies and gentlemen, [52:34] thank you. [52:35] My name's John Huston. [52:36] And I'm examining his body. [52:38] And I said, his ass was like a big piece of muscle. [52:43] His feet were massive. [52:45] His hands, his fingers looked like sausages. [52:49] My hands aren't bad. [52:50] But his fingers looked like sausages. [52:53] And then I looked at his neck. [52:56] And I saw the neck. [52:57] And I saw the strength. [52:58] And then I patted him on the shoulder. [53:00] And I hurt my hand because it was like hitting a piece of stick. [53:04] They said, this guy is much different. [53:06] And I explained that. [53:07] I said, what I said, I looked at his ass. [53:09] And I said, the press went crazy the next day. [53:12] They said, what's with Trump? [53:15] All he wants to do is talk about a man's ass. [53:18] There's something different about Trump. [53:20] They didn't explain the whole football deal. [53:23] That's why with the fake news, you cannot do that stuff. [53:28] You have to go right down the middle. [53:30] I had another case. [53:31] I explained it yesterday. [53:32] Sometimes mimic sleepy Joe Biden when he speaks. [53:35] First of all, he speaks for extremely short periods of time, like minutes. [53:40] Nobody comes, so it doesn't matter. [53:44] But he had a tendency of not being able to find his way off the stage, right? [53:50] Just couldn't do it, no matter what he did. [53:53] And you know, it's government. [53:54] I guess the government, I don't know who the hell pays, [53:56] but we always have like a lot of stairs. [53:57] Let's see, one, four, five. [54:01] You don't need five stairs. [54:02] And then you could always jump off the front. [54:04] It's not that odd. [54:05] So Joe Biden would speak. [54:08] You ever see it at the end point? [54:11] Like, he's looking for the stairs. [54:15] If there were walls, we don't have walls. [54:18] But if there were walls, he'd like walk into a wall, start pulling at the wall. [54:22] And there are stairs all over the place. [54:24] So one day, just to show you about the fake news, [54:28] so one day I made the terrible mistake of imitating him leaving a stage, okay? [54:33] And I said, thank you, thank you. [54:36] And then I start walking around the stage and hitting walls and everything. [54:42] And then I said goodbye to everybody and danced off the stage. [54:47] And I called my wife, a very elegant woman. [54:51] You know, her movie, like, is one of the top movies in there. [54:54] Maybe the top. [54:55] Melania. [54:56] Right? [54:57] You know who went to see it? [54:58] Women. [54:59] Women went to see it five times. [55:01] No, she's a very elegant person. [55:03] Very elegant. [55:04] Amazing, actually. [55:05] Very smart. [55:06] Wants to help people. [55:08] Wants to help people. [55:10] Wants to help foster home and so much. [55:13] She does so good. [55:14] But I called her up. [55:15] I said, baby, how? [55:16] Because it's on television. [55:17] These things are always on. [55:18] They hate to put them on. [55:19] But one thing about that business, I know it well from The Apprentice. [55:23] If you get ratings, you can do it. [55:25] As much as they hate you, they're going to put you on. [55:28] So they put them all over television. [55:29] So I called her. [55:30] I said, baby, how great was I tonight? [55:32] Was that the greatest? [55:33] I'm the opposite of John Eustad, right? [55:35] He wouldn't talk about it. [55:38] I said, honey, was I great tonight or what? [55:41] And she said, you were okay, but listen, what was, you couldn't find your way off the stage. [55:50] What was going on? [55:51] They made a big deal out of it. [55:52] You couldn't find it. [55:53] Didn't they have stairs or anything? [55:54] I said, you've got to be kidding. [55:56] I knew that was going to happen. [55:58] So it happened yesterday. [56:00] And I've been living with this whole thing about the ass. [56:04] And believe me, it's of no interest to me, other than to say, John Eustad is one hell [56:12] of an athlete, okay? [56:15] And you know what he did? [56:16] He picked up like 12 points. [56:17] I think he's leading in the race now. [56:19] You know that? [56:20] He's leading. [56:21] He was losing by 14. [56:23] Now he's leading. [56:24] So I'm willing to sacrifice. [56:27] I'd say that about your ass too, Mike, if it gets you a guaranteed victory. [56:37] But guaranteed victory, I'll do anything because we got to get you in. [56:40] We got to get you in. [56:41] We achieved the most... [56:43] Thank you. [56:46] You don't mind when I go off teleprompter like that, do you? [56:49] You know, if I had to read a teleprompter for... [56:54] Actually, it goes fairly quickly if you just do that. [56:58] You would say, that's presidential. [57:00] Ladies and gentlemen, I am your president. [57:03] I enjoy very much being with you. [57:07] This is a very nice state. [57:09] Remember, Joe didn't know which the state it was. [57:12] He'd say, it's great being in Maine. [57:15] And he was in Florida with palm trees. [57:17] That was the beginning. [57:18] That's when we knew there were problems. [57:20] That's when he did the Maine deal, the Maine-Florida switch. [57:25] But we achieved the most secure border in American history. [57:29] And in the past 17 months, zero illegal aliens have been admitted into the United States. [57:35] Record numbers of illegal alien criminals have been taken off the streets. [57:49] Record numbers. [57:50] We have moved. [57:51] It's the hardest thing that I was left. [57:53] You know, we got inflation down. [57:57] You know, for the last three months, it's 1.7%. [57:59] Now it's my time. [58:00] It's 1.7%. [58:01] We inherited the worst inflation in history. [58:05] But we've achieved the largest drop in violent crime ever recorded, [58:09] with a murder rate at the lowest level in 125 years since the year 1900. [58:15] And that's despite having murderers allowed to come into our country. [58:21] They had murderers. [58:23] How about this guy in North Carolina, the governor? [58:27] He allowed 88 murderers out of prison because of COVID. [58:31] He didn't want them to catch COVID. [58:33] His name is Roy Cooper. [58:35] And he's running against one of the best guys you'll ever meet. [58:39] It's a tough race. [58:40] He's been governor for eight years. [58:41] Everyone likes to think he's a moderate. [58:43] He's not. [58:44] He's a radical lunatic. [58:45] He allowed 88 murderers out of prison. [58:48] And out of the 88 murderers, 25 of them immediately committed murder. [58:55] Now, Willie Horton in Massachusetts, that was Dukakis. [59:00] Willie Horton in Massachusetts, that happened. [59:03] Dukakis went from a 10-point lead running for the presidency [59:07] to getting smashed in the election. [59:11] He went down like 18, 19 points immediately. [59:14] Here's a guy who let out 88 murderers. [59:17] And one of them was the murderer of that beautiful young girl sitting in a train [59:23] who had her throat slashed from behind. [59:27] D. Carlos Brown Jr. [59:29] D. Carlos Brown Jr. is his name. [59:32] The junior. [59:34] They have to always add the junior. [59:35] It's horrible. [59:37] He let him out. [59:38] But 25 of the people, including D. Carlos Brown, killed somebody after they got out [59:43] because he let him out because he didn't want them to catch COVID. [59:48] And these aren't the kind of guys that catch COVID. [59:51] Young, mostly very young people. [59:53] And it doesn't seem to affect him too much in the polls. [59:58] He was a terrible governor. [1:00:00] He was terrible with the, you know, he was terrible as a governor. [1:00:04] We had a hurricane. [1:00:05] He was the worst governor in the whole country. [1:00:07] But it's just one of those things. [1:00:09] But I hope Michael Watley wins. [1:00:11] But think of it. [1:00:12] A guy allows 88 people out. [1:00:15] They commit 25 murders almost immediately. [1:00:18] And he's going to be, and he's maybe going to be a senator. [1:00:22] I don't get it at all. [1:00:24] By the way, if it were reversed, if it was a Republican you're talking about, [1:00:27] that would be the biggest story in the country. [1:00:29] You know that, Mike. [1:00:30] That would be the biggest story in the country. [1:00:32] In much less than two years, we secured commitments for $22.2 trillion of new investment [1:00:38] into the United States of America. [1:00:41] The greatest amount of money ever invested in our country by five times. [1:00:47] It's the single greatest investment into a country in history. [1:00:52] And that includes China and all the rest of them. [1:00:54] And thanks to my tariffs, we have more factories and plants being built in the United States right now [1:01:00] than at any time in the history. [1:01:02] And you see it all over your state. [1:01:04] And because of me, the auto industry is doing better than it's ever done before [1:01:12] with plants and factories being built at a record clip [1:01:16] and also being expanded all over the country, but especially in Michigan. [1:01:23] You know, you have an old, I think it's a 1901 building, Ford. [1:01:28] And I saw them, they were going to close it. [1:01:31] It's one of the biggest plants in the world. [1:01:33] It was one of the earliest, too. [1:01:36] And they were doing no business, not much. [1:01:38] And they were getting ready to close it. [1:01:40] And then it looked like I was going to win. [1:01:42] And Bill Ford and that group said, well, let's keep it. [1:01:44] Let's see what happens with Trump. [1:01:46] But we've got to get this thing closed. [1:01:47] It's a big drag. [1:01:48] And I think it's the biggest plant or one of them in the country. [1:01:52] And so we waited a little while. [1:01:54] And four months ago, they announced that they are doing more business, more hours. [1:02:01] They're working 24-7. [1:02:03] They have three shifts, seven days a week. [1:02:05] There's never been anything like it. [1:02:07] He said, I've never seen anything like that. [1:02:09] That's in Detroit, by the way. [1:02:19] Stellantis is building a new $400 million factory here in your state. [1:02:23] Ford is pouring $3 billion into Central Michigan. [1:02:27] And GM is investing billions and billions of dollars to bring production right back here to Detroit. [1:02:33] You know, there was a time a little few years back, because we did pretty well in the first term, too. [1:02:47] But this one is just blowing everything. [1:02:49] You know, I had the greatest economy in the history of our country in my first term. [1:02:53] This term is blowing. [1:02:54] It's going to blow it away. [1:02:55] You're going to take short term taking a hit. [1:03:00] It's not a big hit. [1:03:01] I thought gasoline would go up much more. [1:03:03] We had to make sure that the state, number one, if you look, number one in all of the countries in the world, [1:03:12] the nastiest, the meanest, the number one state sponsor of terror is Iran, by far. [1:03:20] And you had to make sure they didn't have a nuclear weapon. [1:03:23] I said, prices are going to go up. [1:03:25] I thought, honestly, I thought they were going to go up much more, much more. [1:03:29] We're taking more oil out of the hormones straight now than we did before. [1:03:33] And I tell the story all the time about $1.85, $1.85, just before I made that decision. [1:03:43] And I have no second guess of it. [1:03:45] I said, if you had it to do again, I said, are you kidding? [1:03:48] I thought gas would be double and triple. [1:03:50] And it's a small price to pay for taking a nuclear weapon away from maniacs. [1:03:56] So we had a great, successful first administration. [1:04:11] Remember, we did Space Force, which was so big. [1:04:14] You know, we were being dominated in space, and now we're dominating China and Russia. [1:04:19] We had great people put in. [1:04:20] Space Force is a big deal. [1:04:22] We rebuilt our military. [1:04:23] A lot of it was given away, not so much to Iran at all, going after Iran. [1:04:28] It was given away where Biden gave away $350 billion, and he could have gotten the money. [1:04:35] I came in and I said to Europe, you've got to pay us for it. [1:04:39] And they paid us. [1:04:40] It was like a sentence at last. [1:04:42] I said this, listen, we've given you $350 billion. [1:04:46] What the hell do we get out of it? [1:04:48] You've got to pay us. [1:04:49] They said, we will. [1:04:50] I said, well, that was fast. [1:04:51] Biden could have said the same thing. [1:04:53] But it depends on who says it, I guess, too, right? [1:04:56] Last night in Macon, Georgia, the chairman of Audi, a big, beautiful car company, stood [1:05:01] up and announced that next month they start construction on a $40 billion plant that will [1:05:07] produce 200,000 cars a year, right nearby. [1:05:11] Oh, these are just small. [1:05:16] These are just, but it was great last night. [1:05:19] 200,000 cars a year. [1:05:21] They came out of, they're closing up in Mexico. [1:05:24] They're closing up in Canada. [1:05:26] They're building here and other places. [1:05:28] Because just so you understand, Canada has been ripping off the United States for years, [1:05:39] okay, for years. [1:05:41] And I had to do it. [1:05:42] We'll have that settled pretty soon. [1:05:43] They're willing to give us anything at this moment. [1:05:47] And Peterbilt in Texas just announced a big expansion. [1:05:50] They make those massive, incredible trucks, beautiful trucks. [1:05:54] They're expanding over 200 trucks. [1:05:56] Can you believe it? [1:05:57] They built 200. [1:05:58] I said, how many trucks are you building? [1:06:00] And I thought they'd say like 200. [1:06:02] 200. [1:06:03] He said about 200. [1:06:04] I said, well, that's a lot. [1:06:07] 200 a day. [1:06:08] They built 200. [1:06:09] Can you believe that? [1:06:10] 200 trucks a day. [1:06:12] How the hell do you do that? [1:06:13] We have, oh, look at, get over here, you union guy. [1:06:17] Get over here. [1:06:18] Get over here. [1:06:19] This, I love this guy. [1:06:21] I love this guy. [1:06:23] This guy, he's clean. [1:06:28] Don't worry about him. [1:06:29] If he's not clean, that's my problem. [1:06:32] He's been with me from the beginning. [1:06:34] I love this guy. [1:06:35] He's strictly union. [1:06:36] He's strictly car. [1:06:37] And he got it much more right than the head of that union. [1:06:41] Mr. President, take a breather, rest your vocal cords. [1:06:50] You've been working extremely hard for the last, how many days? [1:06:58] It's unbelievable. [1:06:59] Now listen, this guy is working so hard for us. [1:07:04] Now we got to do something for him. [1:07:07] We voted yesterday in Michigan, and we're all standing in Michigan. [1:07:18] Early in-person voting started yesterday. [1:07:20] If you didn't vote yesterday, you need to get out and vote tomorrow. [1:07:26] You go to your municipality, your township, your city, wherever your clerk is at, [1:07:32] and you can vote in person. [1:07:34] And here's the good news. [1:07:35] When you vote on election day, you go to the school, you go to the firehouse. [1:07:39] They take your ballots to the municipality. [1:07:43] So you're actually delivering it. [1:07:44] It doesn't have to be transported. [1:07:46] You're going where they end up. [1:07:48] And it's just like voting on election day. [1:07:51] You know, you show your ID. [1:07:52] You fill out the card. [1:07:53] You give it to them. [1:07:54] They give you a ballot. [1:07:55] You sit down. [1:07:56] You fill it out. [1:07:57] And you feed it into the thing. [1:07:58] And it's counted. [1:07:59] You know it's counted. [1:08:00] You don't have to worry about it. [1:08:02] So I know everybody in this room is voting for Mike Rogers. [1:08:08] You're voting for John James and Jay DeBoer right over here. [1:08:15] Two of the greatest men to ever run for office in the state of Michigan. [1:08:20] You're voting for Anthony Forlini, my county clerk, who makes sure there's no fraud going on on election day. [1:08:29] And you're voting for Doug Lloyd, a guy who prosecutes criminals. [1:08:36] He doesn't protect them. [1:08:37] Right? [1:08:38] And it's an honor. [1:08:43] I'm sitting over here with these guys. [1:08:45] And it's an honor to be associated with them. [1:08:48] What a great ticket we have. [1:08:50] Up and down the ticket. [1:08:52] Every single office. [1:08:54] Our candidates are ten times better than the whack jobs they're running on the Democrats' side. [1:09:01] Now I'm only going to say one thing about Abdul Rahman Muhammad El Saeed. [1:09:10] Because everybody else has been telling you about him and you guys know about him. [1:09:15] But as an auto worker, I'm a retiree now and I've got Blue Cross Healthcare. [1:09:22] It's the best in the country. [1:09:24] Nobody has better healthcare. [1:09:26] They call it the Cadillac plan. [1:09:28] We spent the last five decades negotiating for it. [1:09:32] You know what Saeed wants to do with it? [1:09:34] Scrap it. [1:09:35] Ban it. [1:09:36] Make it illegal. [1:09:37] Everybody's got to go on Medicare. [1:09:40] Government run healthcare. [1:09:42] Like Canada. [1:09:43] Now we're just a couple of miles. [1:09:47] You look out, you step outside and look across the river, you see Canada. [1:09:52] They come over here to get emergency procedures done. [1:09:56] Because government run healthcare sucks. [1:09:59] Right? [1:10:05] We all know this. [1:10:06] So everybody in this building is voting for the gentleman I just mentioned. [1:10:12] Because they're great candidates. [1:10:14] But our job when we leave here, and we're the soldiers, this guy's the general, we're the soldiers. [1:10:21] So to keep his agenda moving forward, when we leave here, not only do we all have to make sure that we've voted by tomorrow, [1:10:30] we've got to go through our phone list, you text your family members, your neighbors, your friends, your coworkers, [1:10:39] and you work your way through that phone contact list until you've texted every single person in there [1:10:46] and reminded them that Michigan has early in-person voting that started yesterday on the 24th. [1:10:54] And they need to get their butts out and vote. [1:10:57] I don't care if they're paying a buck and a half more a gallon for gasoline. [1:11:01] That is no excuse to vote for a socialist Islamist for the U.S. Senate. [1:11:11] And when you don't vote, you might as well be voting for a Democrat [1:11:15] because you're taking a vote away from these excellent candidates sitting right over here. [1:11:20] So when we walked out of here, everybody needs to know you got a job to do. [1:11:27] You're all warriors, you're all patriots, and you wouldn't be here. [1:11:30] So get out and go through your phone list, talk to everybody. [1:11:34] If you're going to work tomorrow, talk about politics. [1:11:38] Talk about the future of our country. [1:11:40] 250 years ago, people signed the Declaration of Independence. [1:11:44] You know what that was? It was a death sentence. [1:11:47] If we didn't win that war, they were going to hang. [1:11:49] We owe it to them to fight for what they fought for back then [1:11:54] and preserve it for another 250 years. [1:11:57] Thank you, Mr. President. [1:11:59] Thank you for everything you've done. [1:12:01] What a guy he is. [1:12:21] Well, now I can get rid of a couple of paragraphs of this. [1:12:24] We don't have to talk about healthcare anymore. [1:12:26] He's right. He's right. [1:12:29] Other countries, they come here to have themselves fixed up. [1:12:32] It's really great. What a great job. Thank you very much. [1:12:35] And he's an autoworker. [1:12:37] I met him years ago during the first run. [1:12:43] It's been a long time. [1:12:44] The arms look just as good. [1:12:45] I don't know what the hell he does. [1:12:47] I guess he lifts up parts. [1:12:49] What the hell you do? [1:12:50] I want to have those arms. [1:12:52] But what a great friend he's been. [1:12:55] And right from the beginning, too. [1:12:56] He got it. He got it. [1:12:58] He got it. [1:13:00] And he went right through his union, and we won the autoworkers, [1:13:05] and we did great. [1:13:06] We didn't have any support at the top because they were radicalized Democrats. [1:13:10] But it didn't matter. [1:13:11] We got the votes at numbers that nobody would believe. [1:13:14] The Teamsters also, and right to workers also. [1:13:17] We got everything. [1:13:18] But you were so great. [1:13:19] Thank you very much. [1:13:20] It's beautiful. [1:13:21] Special man. [1:13:22] Special man. [1:13:23] So the stock market, just to go on to something that I love, the stock market, [1:13:33] hit 88 all-time record highs since the election, much less than two years ago. [1:13:39] 88 all-time highs. [1:13:41] And before you go out and vote for these guys, you have to pick up your 401 s and check them [1:13:46] out because they're 60 and 70 percent higher than what they were when we just came in through [1:13:53] Election Day. [1:13:54] Take a look at your 401 s and then go and vote because Obama, you lost 25 percent on your 401 [1:14:04] s. [1:14:05] With me, you've gone up almost 70 percent. [1:14:07] So before you go to vote for John and Mike and all the rest of them, and we have great [1:14:14] congressional people here, by the way, income for hardworking Americans has soared to the [1:14:20] highest level ever recorded. [1:14:22] So I do this thing, and it causes a tremendous amount of problems for Secret Service because [1:14:27] these next points are so crazy that I don't have to go on anymore. [1:14:32] I can save my voice, but I won't do that. [1:14:35] Maybe I will, actually. [1:14:38] So think of it. [1:14:39] Number one, income for Americans is at the highest point ever. [1:14:45] More Americans are working today than at any time in the history of our country. [1:14:50] So more Americans working equally. [1:14:52] The poverty rate has just reached the best ever in the history of our country. [1:14:58] That's a rough one, poverty. [1:15:00] But this poverty, we have the greatest, strongest we've ever done. [1:15:05] We've never done anywhere close on poverty. [1:15:08] African American poverty, Asian American poverty, Hispanic American poverty, Native American poverty, [1:15:15] are at the best and lowest levels ever recorded. [1:15:20] Exports to our country. [1:15:22] Think of this. [1:15:23] Export, we export outside of our, we build it. [1:15:27] Remember Barack Hussein Obama said, we're not a manufacturing country. [1:15:31] Exports have soared to the highest level in American history. [1:15:35] So now what I usually do, if I don't like a crowd, but I always do. [1:15:43] We have people, these are the greatest people in the world. [1:15:47] We call it the base. [1:15:48] The base. [1:15:49] The base is gigantic. [1:15:50] And you're going to see something. [1:15:52] We put one little poll up at the end that's so crazy. [1:15:55] But the base is gigantic. [1:15:57] But, so usually, so we just said, income's the highest. [1:16:01] We have the highest level of employment. [1:16:04] We have the best poverty numbers we've ever had. [1:16:07] And we have broken the all time record on exporting. [1:16:11] Meaning, manufacturing things in Michigan and exporting, right? [1:16:15] And usually what I do is, I say, therefore, I don't have to go on any longer. [1:16:20] Goodbye everybody. [1:16:21] And I walk out. [1:16:23] And I've done that a few times. [1:16:24] And Secret Service goes crazy. [1:16:25] You see all these guys running around. [1:16:27] They say, he's leaving, he's leaving, he's way early. [1:16:30] But now, but it's, those are great numbers. [1:16:34] With our Republican Congress, I signed the great, big, beautiful bill, [1:16:38] delivering the largest tax cuts in American history, [1:16:41] including no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, no tax on social security for us. [1:16:47] And especially for you, because you make so many cars and you, you know, [1:16:55] not only the new plants, all the plants that you have are expanding. [1:17:00] Like I told you about the big 1901 plant with Ford. [1:17:03] But they're all expanding General Motors. [1:17:06] We made interest on car loans, tax deductible. [1:17:09] But only if the car is made in America. [1:17:13] Okay? [1:17:14] Only. [1:17:18] Look at these front row Joe's, these front row Joe's. [1:17:20] They're up to 811 events. [1:17:23] You know, I've made a lot of them. [1:17:26] I've done this 26 times. [1:17:30] You think it's easy doing these little suckers. [1:17:32] When God made vocal cords, he did not make them for 25 or 26 of these in a period of 10 days. [1:17:39] But we have to win. [1:17:42] We have to win. [1:17:43] Right, Mike? [1:17:44] We have to win. [1:17:49] We gotta win. [1:17:50] And God did make the vocal cords. [1:17:56] We made the largest ever investment in the U.S. Armed Forces, over $1 trillion. [1:18:01] And right here in Michigan, I got 21 new F-15EX Eagle IIs for Selfridge Air National Guard Base. [1:18:11] And that goes with all the other planes we have there. [1:18:20] And the Democrats were closing Selfridge down, but I saved thousands of jobs. [1:18:26] And really the prestige, the great prestige that comes along with having such a place. [1:18:33] And only I could have done that. [1:18:34] It was requested by a few people. [1:18:38] Both Democrat, as you know, and Republican. [1:18:41] And I did it. [1:18:42] I saved Selfridge. [1:18:44] That's a big deal, too. [1:18:45] They wanted to close clothes. [1:18:50] I mean, I saved it. [1:18:51] It was actually effectively closed. [1:18:53] The Democrats shut it down, and I opened it. [1:18:55] We captured and brought to justice the outlaw dictator of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro, who is [1:19:01] now awaiting trial. [1:19:03] And he's one of the ones that opened up his prisons, and he sent his prisoners in. [1:19:11] And we won the war in Venezuela in one day, and we are now working with them to produce. [1:19:16] And we're getting millions and millions of barrels of oil every single week from Venezuela. [1:19:23] Remember when Russia and China were all over? [1:19:31] Everybody was so worried. [1:19:33] It's nearby, relatively. [1:19:35] They said, oh, China's there. [1:19:37] Russia's there. [1:19:38] No, we're there. [1:19:39] We're the only one there. [1:19:41] I terminated Barack Hussein Obama's JCPOA, or Iran nuclear deal, which was a road to [1:19:48] Iran having a nuclear weapon. [1:19:50] It was the worst agreement and the most dangerous agreement I've ever seen. [1:19:56] And we obliterated Iran's nuclear enrichment capacity with Operation Midnight Hammer and Operation Epic Fury. [1:20:04] We defeated them militarily, financially, and otherwise. [1:20:13] And now we are ensuring that Iran will never have, ever have, ever, ever, ever a nuclear weapon. [1:20:20] And you'll see that ending quite soon, one way or the other. [1:20:24] And I got along with Bobby Kennedy and Oz and all the rest of the great people. [1:20:30] We did something that was not basically doable. [1:20:33] Most other presidents never even tried. [1:20:35] They wouldn't have had a shot. [1:20:37] I got most favored nation agreements to reduce the cost of many prescription drugs, all prescription drugs, [1:20:44] from the highest drug prices anywhere in the world to the lowest drug prices anywhere in the world. [1:20:50] They're down from 50 to 90 percent. [1:20:53] And that makes a tremendous difference. [1:20:55] It will, you'll start to see. [1:20:56] That's why we have to win, because I don't want them to get credit for it. [1:21:00] You know, so many things I did, and we did, and they, you know, they statutorily, they kick in later. [1:21:06] I said, boy, oh, boy, I'd hate, I'd hate to have this stuff kick in with somebody else where they take credit. [1:21:11] But they tried to do that. [1:21:12] But ultimately, the people know, and that's why we're here. [1:21:15] That's why we won the White House, and that's why we won it. [1:21:18] Every single swing state, the popular vote, the 87 percent of the counties, a massive electoral college win. [1:21:27] Think of it, all seven swing states. [1:21:30] Remember, they said, well, Trump needs two of the swing states to win. [1:21:34] I got all seven. [1:21:35] We got, we got all seven. [1:21:39] We got. [1:21:40] We got. [1:21:42] We abolished all discriminatory diversity, equity, and inclusion policies. [1:21:46] All of this, if they win, we'll be, all this junk, open borders, men and women's sports, transgender for everybody. [1:21:55] It's all going to be put right back in as soon as they win. [1:21:58] They win, you got it right back. [1:22:00] So you will only have yourselves to blame. [1:22:04] And I don't think there's any coming back from that either. [1:22:06] I think if they, if they did that, I don't think there'd be any coming back. [1:22:10] We did a great job to win. [1:22:12] We did an amazing job together to win. [1:22:14] It wasn't easy. [1:22:15] We had a fake press. [1:22:17] We had a fake press, a disgraceful press. [1:22:21] We had those open borders that people were pouring in by 25 million people came in. [1:22:27] And many of them were very bad, very bad, bad criminals. [1:22:31] We got critical race theory and transgender insanity the hell out of our schools. [1:22:37] We did it quite clearly. [1:22:38] And we made English the official language of the United States of America. [1:22:47] Thank you. [1:22:48] And our country is doing so well under Republican leadership that only I can make you this promise. [1:22:59] The Democrats can't do it because this country will go to hell. [1:23:03] If Republicans win the House of Representatives and the United States Senate, I am going to [1:23:10] give all adult citizens in the United States $5,000. [1:23:15] You deserve it. [1:23:16] And only Republicans can do it. [1:23:26] Democrats can't because we're taking in massive amounts of money through tariffs and [1:23:31] record setting economic success like you've just heard. [1:23:34] And that's peanuts. [1:23:36] I could name, I could name factories all day long and plants that are being built. [1:23:41] Pharmaceutical plants, Eli Lilly, Merck, Pfizer. [1:23:45] Pharmaceutical plants are going up hundreds of billions of dollars. [1:23:49] Because we learned during COVID, we don't make any medicine. [1:23:52] I said, nope, we got to do that. [1:23:54] They're pouring into our country because the tariffs. [1:23:57] I say, you don't build here. [1:23:58] That's okay. [1:23:59] But you're going to pay a hundred percent tariff. [1:24:01] So they build. [1:24:02] I said, in two years, if you're not built, you pay a hundred percent. [1:24:06] So they build. [1:24:07] And they're building like never before. [1:24:09] But the Democrat policies won't allow this to happen. [1:24:12] In fact, the opposite. [1:24:14] The Democrats are saying, oh, oh, I don't think you'll be able to do that. [1:24:18] I won't do it. [1:24:19] Well, I did it before. [1:24:20] If the Democrats win, you will have a 1929 style economic depression. [1:24:25] Because just like all of their other policies are so insane, their financial policies are worse. [1:24:30] If the Republicans win, you'll each have $5,000 in your pocket. [1:24:35] An economic success for our country like we have never seen before. [1:24:40] And remember, just recently, I gave all members of the military $1,776. [1:24:48] And everyone said, oh, that can't be done. [1:24:51] They got the money done. [1:24:58] These handsome generals, they presented me with 1775. [1:25:02] I say, can we scrounge up one more dollar? [1:25:05] We'll have 1776. [1:25:07] That was not bad. [1:25:08] That was not bad. [1:25:10] The $5,000 Trump dividend is approximately $1 trillion. [1:25:14] Think of it. [1:25:15] So the money that's being invested is $22.5 trillion. [1:25:20] The dividend costs one. [1:25:22] We have more growth than any country has maybe ever had. [1:25:26] We are doing better than any country has ever had. [1:25:29] We'll be able to do that. [1:25:30] The only caveat is the Trump dividend, the $5,000 that you'll be getting very shortly after the election, you have to promise me one thing. [1:25:39] You will only spend that money on the United States of America. [1:25:42] You will not go to France. [1:25:51] You will not spend it in France. [1:25:53] You will not spend it in Italy. [1:25:55] You will not spend it in any other country but the United States of America. [1:26:01] So the choice is very simple on this election. [1:26:12] You can vote for the radical left, Democrat, Communist to loot your wealth, raise your taxes by $5 trillion. [1:26:19] Could you believe they want to raise? [1:26:22] These are the only people all my life I've watched politicians. [1:26:25] Democrat, Republican, we will cut your taxes. [1:26:28] Everybody. [1:26:29] These people say, we will raise your taxes. [1:26:31] I don't get it. [1:26:32] Maybe that's why we're here or they're not. [1:26:35] I don't know. [1:26:37] But they promise they're going to raise your taxes. [1:26:40] They're going to annihilate your borders, decimate Michigan jobs, factories. [1:26:44] Mutilate your children with transgender, the mutilation of your children. [1:26:50] And give 25 million illegal aliens amnesty and the right to vote. [1:26:54] Or you could defeat the Democrat, Communists and vote for more money in your pockets, bigger paychecks for your family. [1:27:02] Lower taxes, less money. [1:27:04] A booming Michigan economy and no amnesty for illegal aliens. [1:27:10] But to get that, you have to vote Republican. [1:27:12] And we have great Republicans here. [1:27:14] So on election night, Michigan is going to prove that America does not belong to those who hate it. [1:27:21] America belongs to those who love it. [1:27:23] And Abdul Mohammed Al-Sayed, as you know, is a fake doctor who runs, did you know this? [1:27:41] He runs what is considered to be the worst clinic in the entire country of America. [1:27:47] Can you imagine that? [1:27:49] The worst clinic. [1:27:50] Does anyone know that? [1:27:52] And that if he treated a patient, they would arrest him because he's not allowed to treat patients. [1:28:00] He says he's a doctor, but he's not allowed to treat patients. [1:28:03] He wants to take your money and give welfare to free health care. [1:28:08] And by the way, a car worker, a man who beautifully builds all his life cars, probably described Oz health care better than any of us with all of these stupid educations. [1:28:22] Right? [1:28:23] Did you write it down, please? [1:28:24] Could you repeat it the way he said it, not the way you say it? [1:28:28] He said, I've got it. [1:28:30] But it's true. [1:28:32] What a job. [1:28:33] What a beautiful job he did. [1:28:35] What a great friend he's been, too. [1:28:45] You don't mind if I plagiarize, do you? [1:28:48] The bottom line is they want to raise middle tax. [1:28:54] Your middle class is just going to be decimated by the taxes are going way up thousands and thousands, four or five thousand dollars a year. [1:29:02] And your private health care is going to be gone. [1:29:05] And I have so many friends with private health care. [1:29:07] They absolutely love it. [1:29:08] They're not going to be able to even think about it. [1:29:10] And it's true. [1:29:11] In Canada and Europe, they come to use our health care system because even cancer patients, they wait for nine months, 10 months, 12 months to see a doctor. [1:29:21] They're dying and they can't even get in. [1:29:23] And that's the way that system works. [1:29:25] But Abdul says that if people have to wait in line for his rationed communist health care, it sucks for them. [1:29:32] You heard him say that two days ago. [1:29:34] He said it sucks. [1:29:35] Mike Rogers is a man who served his country in uniform and with great distinction, protected us as a member of law enforcement and fought for Michigan in Congress like few others. [1:29:47] I knew him as a congressman. [1:29:49] He was a great, great respected, one of the most respected men in Washington, D.C. [1:29:54] Mike, please come up. [1:29:55] Well, thank you, Mr. President. [1:30:09] We have some important work to do. [1:30:11] You know, there's the Chevy Silverado is today being built in Mexico. [1:30:17] Next year, because of the president, it's coming back to Michigan. [1:30:21] Detroit Diesel just announced a third shift for the first time in 20 years right here in Michigan. [1:30:32] And I'll tell you what it means to have somebody that can actually work with the president on things that we would like to see a little different here in Michigan. [1:30:43] When I was working with the secretary in the president's office, we talked about, hey, I've got this problem that we've been talking about in Michigan for 20 years. [1:30:51] We haven't been able to get fixed. [1:30:53] Those Canadians send truck after truck after truck loaded with their trash into our state. [1:31:00] The president just this week announced he's going to tariff those trash trucks. [1:31:12] With your help, we're going to get this done. [1:31:26] Michigan, we have a state to save. [1:31:29] Faith, family, freedom, our finances. [1:31:32] Let's get it done for the United States, for Michigan, for our future. [1:31:37] Thank you, Mike. [1:31:46] He's going to be a great senator. [1:31:49] He's one of the most respected men in Washington before he even starts. [1:31:53] And he's going to do a great job bringing you everything you need and fast. [1:31:58] You also need to defeat your corrupt radical Democrat candidate for governor, Jocelyn Benson. [1:32:05] Jocelyn Benson is a disaster. [1:32:09] What she's done to people in this state is the worst voter fraud stuff that anybody's ever seen, what she did. [1:32:16] And you've got to be careful. [1:32:18] The only the biggest risk we have is her. [1:32:21] She's a crooked, horrible person. [1:32:24] You've got to be careful. [1:32:25] This is a bad woman who I think hates the people of this state, frankly. [1:32:30] As secretary of state in 2020, she was one of the worst for cheating and the worst place in the whole country happened to be in the Detroit area. [1:32:40] It was out of control and she didn't want to have anything to do with it. [1:32:45] She was a disaster. [1:32:46] She cheated more, in my opinion, than anybody else, any other politician in the entire United States. [1:32:54] And you've got to watch all of those Detroit votes. [1:32:57] And I think you're going to get a lot of them, but we want to make sure they count. [1:33:01] So Jocelyn Benson unleashed millions of mail-in ballot applications to every registered voter, legal and illegal, living and dead. [1:33:13] You saw what she did. [1:33:14] What a disgraceful. [1:33:16] She is. [1:33:17] She shouldn't even be allowed to run. [1:33:19] She set up thousands of unsecured drop boxes and she's a thief. [1:33:24] And you've got to just, you've got to get a very good man, a man that I know so well. [1:33:32] And he's going to be a really, I think he's going to be a fantastic, I think he's going to be a fantastic Governor John James. [1:33:39] Went to West Point. [1:33:40] He's a graduate, an Army Ranger, great helicopter pilot, a combat veteran who will fight for jobs, lower prices. [1:33:50] And he's done more for Michigan auto industry than any Democrat could ever do. [1:33:55] John James, come on up. [1:33:57] Thank you, Mr. President, for your love, your leadership, your patriotism. [1:34:11] We recognize what's at stake in this country. [1:34:13] We recognize that it's time for a change. [1:34:16] And only if we stand up and vote like it will we have that change. [1:34:19] People say, hey, John, you better win. [1:34:21] I say, you better go vote. [1:34:23] Because in this constitutional republic, using the democratic process, we deserve the leaders we have. [1:34:30] If you sit on your backside, you don't go to the polls, then it's our fault. [1:34:35] The Republican Party was founded in Michigan to march down and fight for those who couldn't fight for themselves. [1:34:41] And today in Michigan, we will do the same thing and defeat socialism and give our children a better state than what we got. [1:34:48] The Democrats have been in charge for Michigan for eight years, eight years. [1:34:59] We're 42nd in infrastructure. [1:35:01] We're 43rd in economy. [1:35:02] We're 45th in education. [1:35:04] We are 46th overall. [1:35:06] They want to blame Trump, but we all have the same president. [1:35:10] We are failing under the leadership of Jocelyn Benson that is corrupt, and she will take us to a dark, dark place. [1:35:16] So I'll tell you what. [1:35:17] If you want to protect childhood innocence, you better vote like it. [1:35:20] If you want to protect your Second Amendment rights, you better vote like it. [1:35:24] If you want to protect your right to privacy, you better vote like it. [1:35:28] And if you want to protect the United States of America, you better vote like it. [1:35:32] So get out there, get to the polls, and let's save the United States of America. [1:35:37] God bless you. [1:35:38] Two great people. [1:35:56] You can rely on those people, too. [1:35:58] They're not going to be surprising you with. [1:36:00] Let's vote to take away your guns, which will happen. [1:36:04] Which will happen. [1:36:05] You got to get these two people in. [1:36:07] You won't have any surprises. [1:36:10] It'll only get better. [1:36:11] So Michigan also has to get out and vote for Army veteran Mike Bouchard for the 10th congressional district. [1:36:21] 10th congressional. [1:36:22] Who's a brave warrior? [1:36:24] Good luck. [1:36:25] You're going to win. [1:36:26] The nominee for 8th district, Tom Smith. [1:36:31] Tom? [1:36:32] Thank you, Tom. [1:36:33] I heard you're doing great. [1:36:34] I heard you're doing great, Tom. [1:36:39] Thank you. [1:36:40] And a really good friend of mine, she is a dynamo. [1:36:43] Representative Lisa McClain. [1:36:45] What a dynamo. [1:36:56] You don't want to be standing in her path when she's angry. [1:36:59] Thank you, Lisa. [1:37:01] Great. [1:37:02] Thanks as well to Republican nominee for Michigan Attorney General Doug Lloyd. [1:37:08] Such an important position. [1:37:10] Great. [1:37:12] You're going to win. [1:37:13] I watched you speaking coming in and it was great. [1:37:18] Boy, that's what you need here. [1:37:20] Republican nominee for Secretary of State, Tony Forlini. [1:37:25] Tony? [1:37:29] Thank you, Tony. [1:37:32] CMS administrator, one of the smartest people. [1:37:35] He's really amazing. [1:37:37] He's an amazing guy. [1:37:38] Dr. Mehmet Oz. [1:37:40] Thank you. [1:37:42] Michigan GOP chair has done a fantastic job. [1:37:50] Well, we won, so what the heck. [1:37:52] Jim Runestad. [1:37:54] Thank you, Jim. [1:37:55] Thanks, Jim. [1:37:57] Great job. [1:37:58] My senior advisor for Arab and African affairs, and I met him a little bit during, in a political [1:38:07] sense, sort of here. [1:38:08] I've known him a long time because he happens to be the father of my son-in-law, the husband [1:38:16] of Tiffany. [1:38:17] And I figured, well, how good can he be? [1:38:19] It's a relationship thing. [1:38:20] No. [1:38:21] He is unbelievable. [1:38:22] Mossad Boulos. [1:38:23] Thank you, Mossad. [1:38:24] Unbelievable job. [1:38:26] We did great with the vote that he was responsible for. [1:38:33] Boy, did we do great. [1:38:34] They like me and I like them. [1:38:36] Mayor of Hamtramck, Amir Gallup. [1:38:41] Where are you, Mayor? [1:38:42] He was there from the beginning. [1:38:46] He was there right from the beginning. [1:38:51] And I appreciated all that early support, one of the earliest. [1:38:55] You know, we went from a rather low number to blowing it out with your community, as [1:39:00] you like to say. [1:39:01] Thank you very much, Mr. Mayor. [1:39:02] We appreciate it. [1:39:03] And the former mayor of Dearborn Heights, and a great guy, and he's now an ambassador. [1:39:09] See, I take care of my people. [1:39:12] When my people are good, when I think they're talented, I do it. [1:39:17] And that's him, and it's also Bill Bazzi. [1:39:20] So I want to thank Bill, too, for being so good and so respectful to the cause. [1:39:27] Chairman of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, a man who's made this thing worth so much money [1:39:32] for the country, Bill Pulte. [1:39:34] Thank you, Bill. [1:39:35] And another man I worked with so hard on the airbase and everything else, Matt Hall, [1:39:44] the Speaker of the House. [1:39:46] Matt. [1:39:51] And I'll tell you, he is fantastic. [1:39:53] Thank you, man. [1:39:54] We work together well. [1:39:55] You're a tough cookie, you know. [1:39:57] Thank you. [1:39:59] And State Senator Mark Fincham. [1:40:02] Mark, thank you very much. [1:40:04] Great job. [1:40:05] Great job. [1:40:07] Great people. [1:40:09] All right, let's get to it, because I hear, oh, wait, I have a special person. [1:40:14] You know who the special person is? [1:40:16] So they said, you know, I don't like being overshadowed. [1:40:20] And this woman overshadows me, and I'm angry about it. [1:40:24] They're going crazy over her. [1:40:26] The queen of rap, Nicki Minaj, she's been with me from day one. [1:40:31] Trump. [1:40:52] We Trump. [1:40:53] We. [1:40:55] We. [1:40:57] Michigan, make some noise. [1:41:04] Michigan, make some noise. [1:41:06] So honored to be working with this president. [1:41:14] He represents resilience. [1:41:16] You know, so many people were maybe giving up a little bit, a little bit hopeless. [1:41:24] And since he's come back, he's changed the energy of our country. [1:41:29] And he's given us a future to look forward to, a brighter future for us and our children. [1:41:35] So let's make some noise for this great man. [1:41:38] I love him so much. [1:41:41] And when I. [1:41:45] You say Rogers, Mike. [1:41:49] When I. [1:41:52] John, you say James. [1:41:55] John. [1:41:56] John. [1:41:57] John. [1:42:00] Michigan, God bless you. [1:42:02] We really need all of these great people to be elected, because this is a major turning [1:42:09] point for our country. [1:42:11] And when you're in major states like Michigan, we need this to be a leader in the movement [1:42:19] that's happening right now. [1:42:20] We need this place to lead in the movement, right? [1:42:23] And we're not going to give up because we want our children to grow up in a place where [1:42:30] we can be proud of. [1:42:31] We don't want our children to be bombarded with sex changes, right? [1:42:35] We don't want that for our children. [1:42:38] We want people to leave the children alone, leave them out of it, right? [1:42:42] So, President Trump, it is an honor to stand with you every single time. [1:42:47] And I will continue to support you forever and ever. [1:42:51] If you run again, I will support you again. [1:42:54] Look at this. [1:43:17] I mean, everybody. [1:43:18] Isn't she great? [1:43:19] Right from the beginning. [1:43:20] And she never looked more beautiful. [1:43:22] Thank you, Nikki. [1:43:23] That's great. [1:43:24] She never looked more beautiful. [1:43:28] And you see why everybody likes Nikki. [1:43:35] Love, like. [1:43:36] But she is a very, very special person. [1:43:40] She gets it. [1:43:41] Smart. [1:43:42] So everyone here today is part of the greatest movement in the history of our country. [1:43:46] And our spirit is stronger than it's ever been. [1:43:49] And I'm just going to show you really quickly a couple of charts that CNN did. [1:43:53] And it'll show you where we stand. [1:43:56] And then we're going to conclude with something that it's just a love. [1:44:00] It's just love. [1:44:01] It has nothing to do with candidates. [1:44:03] It has nothing to do. [1:44:04] It's just love, the love that we have for each other. [1:44:06] So let me see those charts, please. [1:44:08] Okay. [1:44:09] MAGA GOP on Trump. [1:44:11] In the 2024 election versus Kamala Harris, he got 99% of the MAGA GOP vote. [1:44:16] Perhaps surprisingly, I might have thought it'd be 100%, but it was 99%. [1:44:20] Compare that to his approval rating now at the MAGA GOP. [1:44:23] It's 98%. [1:44:24] That is, there's been no real decline in MAGA support. [1:44:28] These folks say that they're going to vote for congressional Republicans come the midterm election. [1:44:33] Again, that's the 99% that Trump got against Kamala Harris. [1:44:36] Look now, in terms of the congressional vote, 98% of them say they're going to be voting for House Republican candidates. [1:44:42] So that support is actually really holding up strong. [1:44:45] It's really, really strong when it comes to MAGA GOP and the Republicans holding onto that vote. [1:44:51] This one. [1:44:52] Okay. [1:44:53] The President Republicans most admire. [1:44:55] It's Donald Trump. [1:44:56] This is a historic comparison. [1:44:57] A majority of Republicans say, 53% say, he's the Republican president they most admire. [1:45:02] Ronald Reagan, who traditionally has won that much. [1:45:05] Donald Trump nearly triples up on this. [1:45:08] Reagan at just 18%. [1:45:09] And then Abraham Lincoln, who by most historic accounts is the greatest president of all time. [1:45:14] But Republicans say that the president that they most admire by, what is this? [1:45:19] This is six, seven times as many. [1:45:21] Donald John Trump at 53%. [1:45:23] Easily crushing Abe Lincoln at 8%. [1:45:25] And the Elon Poll showed that he was the greatest president as well. [1:45:28] I feel like this slide might end up on a printout on his desk. [1:45:30] He's great. [1:45:31] I hope he keeps his job, because he's great. [1:45:38] He's a great guy. [1:45:39] So in conclusion, if you elect a Republican House and a Republican Senate on November 3rd, [1:45:47] we will continue to put America first every single day, always. [1:45:51] We will win the war on corruption and fraud led by our great vice president, J.D. Vance. [1:46:02] We will pass the No Invasion of Our Country Act prohibiting any future president from ever opening our borders [1:46:14] to allow illegal immigrants to gain access. [1:46:19] We will not allow that. [1:46:20] We will ban sanctuary cities immediately and pass the death penalty for large-scale drug dealers, [1:46:28] human traffickers, and anyone who kills a police officer or a member of law enforcement. [1:46:36] Death penalty. [1:46:44] We will pass voter identification, proof of citizenship, and the Save America Act [1:46:51] to defend our sacred American election. [1:46:54] And we will enshrine in permanent law no men and women's sports [1:47:02] and no trans gender mutilization of your children. [1:47:05] So, ladies and gentlemen of Michigan, the golden age of America is upon us. [1:47:14] But you must get out and vote, and you have to vote Republican. [1:47:17] I would say everybody in this room is voting. [1:47:20] Anybody going to vote Democrat in this room? [1:47:22] I don't know. [1:47:23] Do we have any takers? [1:47:25] Don't raise your hand if you are. [1:47:29] But we've already made unbelievable progress, and now we'll reach new levels of greatness. [1:47:35] That's what we're doing, and that's what we'll continue to do. [1:47:38] We've never done anything like this happened in the last even less than two years. [1:47:43] So it's my honor to be your president during such an exciting time in the life of our country. [1:47:48] We've been doing this for 11 years now, and there's never been anything like it, [1:47:52] and there never will be anything like it in the future, I don't believe. [1:47:57] It's something the world has never seen before and probably will never see again. [1:48:03] So let's get out and do what we do best, which is to win. [1:48:07] We know how to win. [1:48:08] On November 3rd, go out and vote. [1:48:11] Because we're going to make the next two years bigger, better, and stronger than ever before, [1:48:21] because we will make America powerful again, wealthy again, healthy again, strong again, proud again, safe again, and most importantly, we will make America great again. [1:48:38] Thank you very much, Michigan. Thank you. We love Michigan. God bless you. God bless you. [1:48:45] God bless you.