President Trump delivers remarks in Pennsylvania — 6/23/2026

[21:17] He did it again to a tougher candidate, and I tell him, if he didn't win, his wife, who's a beautiful woman, would have left him. [21:22] I'm telling you. [21:24] She would have left him, so he had great courage doing it a second time. [21:28] Very successful guy. [21:43] 24 years on his father. [21:46] That's a law. [21:47] And he had to beat him. [21:49] Pressure. [21:50] That's called pressure. [21:51] Knowing his wife was gone, and if he didn't make it, she was gone 100%. [21:55] He's married, actually, to a terrific woman. [21:58] She probably would have stayed. [22:00] I'm not 100%. [22:01] And last year, I saved a great American company, U.S. Steel, and we're keeping its headquarters in Pennsylvania, where it belongs, and 17. [24:41] So, now they can't say that anymore, because they have a guy with a tattoo on his chest. [24:53] Tumble and a bullet. [24:54] But they voted against no tax on Social Security. [24:59] They voted against no tax on overtime, and if they got it off, you will have all taxes and all of it that you're saving. [25:10] The big savings on Social Security, it's going to all be terminated. [25:15] You're going to have to start paying it. [25:16] They want to pay it. [25:17] I don't know what's wrong with these people. [25:19] They voted in favor of the estate tax or the death tax or your farms and your businesses. [25:25] You know, farmers and small business people, they love their children. [25:29] They love them. [25:30] It's great. [25:31] Most of the people love them. [25:32] Some can't stand. [25:33] There are people that can't stand their kids. [25:34] They're not going to leave them 10 cents. [25:35] But if you love your child, you want to leave your farm, especially for these farmers. [25:42] It's bored in them somehow. [25:45] They want to have their children on the farm. [25:47] The children don't want to leave. [25:49] But sometimes they're land rich and cash poor. [25:53] You know, I've known that expression too. [25:55] I've oftentimes been land rich and cash poor. [25:58] It's not a good period of time. [26:00] And you die and you have an estate and they tax you at 40, 50, 60 percent. [26:06] And they end up losing their farm, losing their small business. [26:09] And in many cases, you don't read about this, they commit suicide. [26:12] They actually go out and commit suicide because they're forced off their farm by a bank. [26:16] They have to go out and borrow money from a bank. [26:19] And they're forced to go out, borrow the money. [26:21] They're unable to pay the loan of the bank. [26:24] Even if it's a nice bank, they give them a chance. [26:26] They give them another chance. [26:27] And then they ultimately foreclose. [26:28] They lose everything. [26:29] And in many cases, they commit suicide. [26:32] And they said, we're not going to have that crap go on. [26:35] So you have no estate tax to pay on your small farm, small business, on your farms, your businesses. [26:41] And you can, if you love your children, you can leave your farm or your small business to your child and they're not going to lose it. [26:49] If you don't love your children, then don't listen to what I'm saying because it doesn't matter. [26:54] If you don't like them, don't leave them anything. [26:56] They probably deserve it. [26:59] But think of it. [27:00] The Democrats voted against the border wall. [27:02] The border wall gave us the safest border. [27:04] We have the safest border now in the history of the country. [27:06] They voted voter ID. [27:17] You know why they voted against voter ID? [27:19] Because they want to cheat. [27:20] There's only one reason. [27:22] Mr. Wall, right? [27:23] Correct. [27:28] One day, I don't know if it's very presidential. [27:31] I'm going to walk up in a suit with the design of the wall on it. [27:35] I don't know. [27:38] She says, darling, please, please don't dance. [27:48] It's not presidential. [27:51] I said, but the people love it when I dance. [27:53] And she said, please, please, the men in women's sports, please don't do the weightlifting thing. [28:03] And don't do the swimming thing. [28:05] You know, the weightlifter where he goes up. [28:07] The record stood for years and years and years. [28:11] And this young lady, she's trying out for the Olympics and she's going to do it. [28:14] And the record stood for 19 years. [28:18] And they put an eighth of an ounce on one side, an eighth of an ounce on the other. [28:23] And I have to understand, Melania, who's now a movie star, she got the number one. [28:27] Can you believe she hit big one? [28:28] That's that. [28:31] There can only be one star in her family. [28:33] Please remember. [28:34] But they put an eighth, like a feather on one side, a little bit, just to break the record. [28:40] The parents are sitting right there with Big Bo. [28:43] He's a nasty guy, that punchy thriller. [28:45] He's got to be very nice to Bo. [28:47] I've got to be very nice. [28:48] I've got to make sure he's never angry at me. [28:50] But she said her parents are right there in the front and they're so proud. [28:54] The father's not so proud because, you know, she's not going to do it because she's a woman. [28:58] That's a lot of weight. [28:59] The mother, though, is screaming, darling, I love you. [29:01] Do it. [29:02] And she gets over the weights and she spins her. [29:05] And then she gets her. [29:06] And she gets her. [29:09] And the mother's screaming, darling, I love you, darling. [29:12] And the father's looking, saying she has no chance. [29:16] And she's like this. [29:17] And you see it? [29:18] Ah, ah, ah, ah. [29:21] Drops him. [29:23] And she's like, yeah, I'll say it for the rest of her life. [29:25] And then a guy comes along who transitioned. [29:28] That's the term. [29:29] I got very good at that term. [29:31] I used to take a lot of heat for my definition of the movement over. [29:36] But he transitioned. [29:37] He was a poor, very poor, bottom of the line, male weightlifter. [29:43] And now he's a female weightlifter. [29:46] And he looked at the amount. [29:48] I think it was like 210 pounds or something like that. [29:51] Well, that's a lot for a woman. [29:52] But not that much for a man. [29:54] You could do it with one hand. [29:55] And he goes, looks down at the weight. [30:04] And he says, and he won. [30:07] And everyone said, oh, isn't that wonderful? [30:10] Are we crazy? [30:12] Men should not be able to participate. [30:15] I said 99 percent of the area of the fake news. [30:27] They said, that's an 80-20 issue. [30:29] No, it's not. [30:29] It's 99-1. [30:31] You know, I've been doing politics now for 10 years. [30:34] Not that long, considering I've won three elections. [30:37] You know, it's really not. [30:38] But we did great in the second one. [30:42] It's a great deal. [30:43] But pretty short. [30:45] But with all of that, and all of the time I spent speaking to people, they say, sir, [30:49] could you cut taxes on this? [30:51] Could you get me a tax deduction or a car loan? [30:53] I did that. [30:54] By the way, I did that. [30:54] Do you buy, have you borrowed money to buy? [30:57] Are you getting all these things? [30:58] They asked me for hundreds of things. [31:00] Not once did anyone ever come up to me and say, sir, please, this is so bad. [31:06] You have to be able to have men playing women's sports. [31:10] Please, sir, could you pull that off? [31:11] I've never had anyone ask me for that. [31:14] So I say it's a 99-1 issue, not 80-20. [31:18] The fake news back there, they say, oh, that's a target issue. [31:21] But I don't like talking about it because I want them to continue on with that. [31:26] I want them to continue on with the, you know, they're in favor of the [31:30] mutilization of your child for transgender purposes. [31:34] The mutilization of your child. [31:36] And I would say, politically, it's a very good thing to run against a person [31:40] that's in favor of that kind of stuff. [31:43] So we let them, we don't bring it up during off-political seasons, [31:46] but we have a political season coming up. [31:48] And they'll be doing all of that nonsense, and they're going to lose a lot of elections. [31:52] And now, if you look at New York, we have all communists running. [31:55] They're all excited. [31:56] They're going to win their progress. [31:57] But I can't imagine they could beat a normal Republican. [32:00] So I think it's a good thing. [32:02] What do you think? [32:03] I think it's a good thing. [32:03] Would you like to run against somebody like that? [32:05] Well, Shapiro's not that much better, to be honest with you, but I'll let that. [32:11] They'll all be forced. [32:12] They'll all be forced. [32:13] A guy like Shapiro, he's going to be forced to run after. [32:15] Otherwise, he's not going to get the nomination. [32:18] But they voted against proof of citizenship. [32:20] Think of it. [32:21] We'd like to have proof of citizenship. [32:24] You walk into the voting booth. [32:26] Would it be okay, sir, if I looked at you and said, [32:28] how dare you ask me for my citizenship? [32:31] You know, in California, if you ask that question to a voter, [32:35] you are criminally liable. [32:37] In other words, they can put you in jail. [32:39] If you say, sir, you have proof of citizenship, [32:42] they put you in jail if they ask that question. [32:45] You're not allowed to ask that. [32:46] Did you know that? [32:46] It's the craziest thing I've ever seen going on. [32:49] Hey, did they screw the kid, Pratt? [32:51] Boy, he's leading, and all of a sudden, he's lost. [32:56] And it was sort of interesting. [32:58] The election, you ever see an election where they're two and a half weeks in, [33:01] an election that takes weeks to count the votes? [33:04] But after the evening, it looked like he was going to win, [33:07] or certainly in the runoff. [33:09] And then I started hearing rumors as the days went by, [33:12] days and days just went by, [33:14] that Pratt is fading. [33:16] He's fading. [33:17] I said, they rigged the election. [33:18] And then lo and behold, he didn't qualify, [33:22] even though he was so far up in the third place person [33:25] that it was almost impossible, and he didn't qualify. [33:29] And then it started happening with the next candidate, [33:31] Steve Hilton, who's running for governor. [33:33] He was up in front, just about leading, no problem. [33:37] And all of a sudden, about four or five days after, [33:40] this is after the election's over, [33:42] they said, Steve Hilton has started to lose votes. [33:45] I said, here we go again. [33:47] And I called up the U.S. attorney in California. [33:50] They said, we're going to have a number in the next week. [33:53] Next week. [33:54] I called up the very powerful, very good U.S. attorney in California, [33:58] and I said, do me a favor, take a look. [34:00] They're trying to steal that election, too. [34:03] I guess they called up. [34:04] They said, this is the U.S. attorney call. [34:06] We have your great U.S. attorney here today, by the way, [34:08] and your assistant U.S. attorney. [34:10] You're doing great, David. [34:11] Thank you. [34:12] So over the next week, he was definitely going to lose, [34:19] but the U.S. attorney called. [34:20] We wanted to check your votes about an hour after the call. [34:24] Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Hilton has won. [34:28] So had I not made that call, [34:31] Steve Hilton would right now be looking, [34:34] watching the election from home. [34:35] So I don't know. [34:37] He would have a great chance, [34:38] but the election's totally real. [34:40] California's totally real. [34:40] All mail-in ballots, it's a disgrace. [34:43] We got to pass the Save America Act, okay? [34:45] That's really easy, guys. [34:57] It's one love. [35:00] A friend of mine is a very big real estate developer, [35:02] but he's got a problem with speaking in front of crowds. [35:05] He chokes, you know? [35:06] He chokes like a dog. [35:07] He said, how do you do it? [35:08] I say, it's easy, [35:10] because there's so much love in the room. [35:13] There's so much unbelievable love. [35:14] It's easy. [35:15] You know, he's got this tremendous fear of speaking. [35:21] He said, the guy's a major player. [35:24] Most of you have heard of him. [35:25] And he's a killer. [35:26] He destroys people for a living, financially. [35:29] Not physically, financially. [35:31] Physically, he can barely walk. [35:33] He's a basket kid. [35:34] But he's up here. [35:35] He's very smart. [35:37] And he destroys people. [35:39] Very rich. [35:41] But he can't get up in front of a crowd and talk. [35:43] I said, what's wrong with you? [35:44] He said, I don't know. [35:45] I have a fear of crowds. [35:46] You believe all sorts of people. [35:48] You know, a lot of people want to do what I did. [35:50] A lot of people, well, David did it. [35:51] David was very successful, but he's a great speaker. [35:53] But a lot of people, they say, well, Trump became president for being a very successful [35:58] businessman he ran. [35:59] He became president. [36:00] I want to do it, too. [36:01] And that's when they find out that they might have the flaw of speaking, or even worse, [36:07] is a terrible past. [36:09] You know, the past will come out to haunt you. [36:12] It's not an easy thing to do, but I love it. [36:14] You know, I say, it's real easy to do when you have people that love you. [36:20] I guarantee who we are voting for Trump. [36:35] Don't raise your hand. [36:36] Think you're going to be cute, because you might be a big, big problem. [36:42] And they'll blame me for causing problems. [36:44] Who did not vote for Trump? [36:46] Young man, he wants to be, he's a young man, he thinks he's being cute. [36:56] Yes. [36:56] As he gets pounded on. [36:58] No, he just said, no, I didn't. [37:00] I was the first. [37:00] He said, I'm the first. [37:01] But the Democrats voted in favor of Iran having a nuclear weapon, and they voted against military [37:09] spending. [37:11] But I overrode that. [37:12] Let me tell you, if the Democrats get in, your 15,000 trucks that Mr. Royer is looking [37:18] to get are dead. [37:20] They're not going to have 15,000. [37:22] They're not going to have 15 trucks. [37:24] They'll be back to the number I originally guessed, right? [37:26] How many did you make it? [37:27] 15? [37:29] 15,000 trucks will be down to nothing. [37:31] Zero. [37:32] And they'll make you put electric on it, you know, electric, so that when you're in [37:35] the middle of a jungle someplace and you need a charge, where's my charging booth? [37:40] As opposed to carrying a nice tank of diesel on your back, throwing it in and taking it [37:47] off, right? [37:48] Where's my charging booth, they'll be saying. [37:51] They created the strongest. [37:53] We created the strongest military in history, and you see that with Venezuela. [37:58] Venezuela, one-day operation, right? [38:03] And now we're making a lot of money with Venezuela, and Venezuela great. [38:08] Also, it's a happy country now, but it took us exactly 48 minutes to win that war. [38:13] We're the greatest military in the world, 48 minutes. [38:16] And the cost of the war, when do you hear this? [38:25] 28 times already. [38:26] War, but 28 times. [38:28] So the cost of the war, we've already, because we have, we brought millions of barrels of oil [38:32] out, and we're getting along great. [38:34] The people running it, they're our people, they're great people. [38:38] And the people are happy in the country. [38:40] They have smiles, they were miserable, they were starving. [38:43] But they have a lot of oil under that ground. [38:45] And you know how you find oil in Venezuela? [38:47] Just look at the ground. [38:49] You'll see oil bubbling up. [38:50] They have so much oil, they don't know what to do with it. [38:53] But they had a bad system. [38:54] They're making more money now for the country than they've ever made before, and we're making [38:58] a lot of money, too. [39:00] But also Iran, we knocked them out. [39:02] One week, it was essentially militarily over. [39:04] Much bigger country, 91 million people. [39:06] And much different ideology, the ideology of the Muslims is slightly different than the [39:14] ideology of the Catholics. [39:16] We have the Catholics and the Muslims, slightly different. [39:20] But Venezuela's been great, and Iran's been great. [39:22] I mean, you know, Iran's reasonable, they're smart. [39:25] Otherwise, we'll have to finish the job, which will take about maybe less than a week. [39:30] But they're going to be okay, I think. [39:32] They're going to do what they have to do, because we want to have it done. [39:35] But they voted against lower energy prices, the Democrats did, and then they went on to [39:41] create the highest energy prices that we've ever had in the history of our country. [39:44] People don't realize that. [39:46] Much higher than ours. [39:47] During the war, they had the highest inflation in history. [39:51] The highest inflation in history, they say 48 years, but that's not a history as far as [39:56] I'm concerned. [39:57] And they were absolutely terrible on affordability. [40:01] Remember, I got here my first day. [40:04] The fake news is screaming at me. [40:05] What about affordability? [40:07] I'm only here one day. [40:09] Remember, eggs were up about five times higher than they ever were? [40:12] And we have prices are coming down right now at levels that you've never seen. [40:17] And now with oil crashing, you're going to see something really amazing. [40:21] To top everything else, they let 25 million people into our country, many of them criminals [40:27] and thugs and people from mental institutions and drug dealers. [40:31] And even though 11,888 murderers into our country, murders, 11,888, more than 50% of which [40:44] have killed more than one person. [40:46] And I've gotten the worst of them out. [40:48] We've gotten them out, Tom Holman and our whole group of people. [40:51] But the W1-0-1, you can imagine that the people of this commonwealth will never let that happen [41:06] again. [41:07] What they allowed to happen to our country, we can never allow it to happen again. [41:11] As an example, the war with Russia and Ukraine would have never, ever started our president. [41:17] We can never let elections get rigged again. [41:21] But we're pleased to be joined today by one of those Pennsylvanians who's benefiting from [41:25] the historic tax cuts, Sergeant Sam Elias, with the Bethlehem Police Department. [41:32] And he also can help his wife take care of their six beautiful children during the day. [41:41] And I'm told the youngest is named after our great first lady. [41:50] So Sam is taking home thousands of dollars extra because of no tax or overtime. [41:55] And Sam, you want to come up and say a few words? [41:57] Come on up. [42:12] Good afternoon, everyone. [42:15] Express my appreciation to President Trump, Congressman Ryan McKenzie, and the entire White [42:22] House administration. [42:23] As a father of six children in a single-income household, I can tell you the working families [42:31] tax cuts is a policy that helps my family. [42:35] Hard work should pay off, not get punished for higher taxes. [42:39] Tax on overtime, no tax on tips means more money in the pockets of working Americans. [42:52] These savings have translated to what was once a trip, a day trip to the park. [42:57] It's now an overnight stay at the Jersey Shore. [43:00] Your tax returns, Americans can create new family memories and save for future projects. [43:07] The President said, I also work night shift as a police sergeant in the fine city of Babylon. [43:14] The region of police recruitment has left our department depleted of officers. [43:28] Our officers get called out for overtime to cover these shortages. [43:32] Some pain period, officers are working over 40 hours of overtime. [43:36] That's why I'm grateful for no tax on overtime. [43:40] Thank you, Mr. President. [43:42] I'm also thankful for the support President Trump and Congressman McKenzie have shown for [43:56] law enforcement. [43:58] We understand that communities thrive when we invest in public safety. [44:03] Congressman McKenzie has stood strong with public safety and working families. [44:10] And that's why he's been endorsed by the brothers and sisters of Bethlehem FOP Star Lodge 1. [44:16] Congressman McKenzie has been on the front lines in supporting public safety. [44:26] He secured $700,000 for the Bethlehem Police Department for much-needed technology and equipment [44:33] upgrades at our police department. [44:34] Along with bringing home $1.6 million in funding for volunteer firehouses and infrastructure. [44:42] Thank you, Congressman. [44:43] I'm a very grateful American. [44:54] A son to Lebanese immigrants who came to the United States 50 years ago in pursuit of the [45:00] American dream. [45:03] My 80-year-old father is here with me today. [45:13] He would often tell me, work hard and it'll pay off. [45:17] Well, 50 years later, thanks to President Trump and Congressman McKenzie, my father's dream [45:24] has come true. [45:25] I thank you for that. [45:35] Additionally, thank you to President Trump and your entire administration. [45:39] After more than 50 years, the Lebanese people finally have an American ally who advocates [45:46] for a sovereign and independent Lebanon governed by the Lebanese people. [45:51] Thank you for that. [45:55] Mr. President, you have the support of almost 20 million Lebanese people worldwide. [46:01] Leadership is more than a title. [46:09] It's action. [46:11] I'm grateful for the actions coming from President Trump and Congressman Ryan McKenzie. [46:17] Your actions are prioritizing the American dream. [46:21] Less taxes, safer communities, and America first policies. [46:27] I thank you, President Trump. [46:28] Happy belated birthday. [46:30] And happy birthday to the United States of America. [46:59] I said, oh, we're in trouble. [47:02] But you know what? [47:03] That was good. [47:04] That was a good job. [47:07] I was a little worried when I said the pages at the page. [47:10] Very good. [47:11] Great job. [47:15] Sam, where's your father? [47:18] Hello, Pop. [47:19] How are you? [47:20] Got a good boy. [47:21] Got a good boy. [47:23] Taking care of your people. [47:25] So our administration is also delivering one historic win after another for another group [47:31] that works a lot of overtime, and that's our great autoworkers. [47:34] We have a lot of autoworkers in here today. [47:36] Commons, the UAW workers. [47:41] You know, Republicans, I don't know, for whatever reason, they don't do like I do. [47:46] But in the campaign, I ended Biden's insane electric vehicle mandate, that crazy mandate, [47:53] which meant for a short while all cars had to be auto-elected. [47:59] And many of them would be built in China and others in foreign countries all over the world. [48:03] That's what was going to happen. [48:05] And I stopped that. [48:06] I ended it in my first week in office. [48:08] I ran on it. [48:10] And you know what? [48:10] If you like electric cars, I think that's great. [48:13] I wouldn't say Elon was thrilled with what I did, but he understood that. [48:17] But if you like electric cars, I think it's great. [48:19] But you have to have the right to buy a regular, I mean, we have more gas steam than any country [48:24] anywhere in the world. [48:25] If you want to have gas, if you want to have a hybrid, you can have whatever the hell you [48:29] want, including a lot. [48:30] But I terminated Biden's disasters, fuel emission standards that would have crushed Mack [48:36] Trucks. [48:37] Mr. Roy, your company would be crushed if I didn't do that. [48:42] You would have been, you wouldn't be bidding on anything. [48:44] Neither would anybody else. [48:46] It was the most insane environmental regulations ever conceived of by man. [48:50] And it was totally unreasonable and ridiculous. [48:52] And you can sell trucks for much less money that are now much better trucks that work, [48:58] that actually work. [48:59] And we made interest on auto loans, fully tax deductible. [49:03] But only if you buy a car that is made in the USA. [49:07] And I say to the auto manufacturing business in America, we have more auto being built today [49:19] than we've had in 60 years, and I think maybe ever, and bigger and better. [49:24] They had one, a big one in a certain state that I love also. [49:28] I love a lot of, a lot of places. [49:31] And they took out this old plant, but it was big. [49:34] And I said, did you redo it yet? [49:35] They said, we're not redoing it. [49:37] We're ripping down and building a brand new one of beauty. [49:39] You know the one I'm talking about, Dave. [49:41] Well, we're pleased to be joined today by Pat McHugh, a Marine Corps veteran, a great guy, [49:47] who spent 28 years with Matt Trucks. [49:50] And he leads his grandfather to work here. [50:00] His son is working here. [50:04] And they know how important it is to keep manufacturing jobs in Pennsylvania. [50:08] Pat Sanford works. [50:29] Today, I'll celebrate his birthday. [50:43] Most recently, Matt Trucks, McHugh Jr., and an even prouder employee. [51:15] To me today, it is my father's truck working experience building the greatest trucks on [51:38] earth. [51:45] You can say, Matt Trucks runs in our blood. [51:56] And we're proud of building the United States of America. [51:59] Producing the best quality trucks we ever have. [52:21] Trucks in America. [52:25] And dedicated workforce in the trucking. [53:33] It's not easy, but they've done a great job. [53:35] David Durgan and Timothy Herzog of the UAW committee. [53:55] Get yourself just a little bit so they can get the contract. [53:58] Just a little bit. [53:59] Thank you, fellas. [54:00] Get this congressman elected. [54:03] That's what you've got to do. [54:04] But we're pleased to be joined also by Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling. [54:10] Keith, where are you, Keith? [54:12] Where's me? [54:14] Hi, Keith. [54:14] Good job. [54:17] Is he three of you guys good? [54:19] Good job. [54:20] He better treat you good. [54:23] A very special guy. [54:24] Somebody that everybody wanted. [54:26] I have to tell you. [54:27] Everybody wanted him. [54:28] He's some person who was actually an astronaut. [54:32] He went out. [54:32] He made a lot of money because he's smart. [54:34] And he's now the NASA administrator. [54:37] You saw that rocket two months ago up and go around the moon at record levels. [54:42] The furthest any ship has ever flown. [54:45] And come back. [54:46] And he's working very heavily on the moon. [54:48] But what he's done with NASA is amazing. [54:51] And he's a very special person. [54:52] And a brilliant one. [54:54] Jared Isaacman. [54:55] Jared. [54:56] Great job. [55:04] As well as, you know, I introduced him a little bit only by the name David. [55:08] Because he knows me. [55:09] And I know him by David. [55:10] But David McCormick is your senator. [55:13] And he's a brilliant person. [55:14] Brilliant businessman. [55:15] And this is where he wanted to be. [55:24] And he had a rough, I told you, he had a rough fight. [55:26] This is a rough meeting like 24 years. [55:29] And a father for 24 years. [55:32] And I said, I don't know. [55:33] Are you sure you know what you're doing, David? [55:35] But you won. [55:35] And you won easily. [55:36] And I'll tell you what. [55:37] You have a great senator. [55:38] One of the best in the country. [55:40] So I just want to thank you very much. [55:42] Four warriors for Pennsylvania in Congress. [55:50] These are warriors. [55:51] Lloyd Smucker is here. [55:53] Lloyd. [55:54] Thank you. [55:55] Thank you. [55:57] John Joyce is here. [55:59] John. [56:00] Thank you. [56:03] Dan Muser is here. [56:05] Thank you. [56:05] And these guys are all in good shape. [56:12] But we got to get Ryan McKenzie. [56:23] We got to get Ryan. [56:26] Come on. [56:27] Just run. [56:27] What do you want to hear, Ryan? [56:32] David did it. [56:32] You're up for one minute. [56:33] Thank you. [56:34] But it's just to me. [56:35] And everybody thought he was the greatest speaker. [56:39] Okay. [56:40] I can't thank you enough for coming here to the Lehigh Valley truck. [56:50] Doing all the new in Washington, D.C. for our first responders. [56:55] And everybody in this country to continue to maintain America as the greatest country in the world. [57:02] You are the... [57:31] Writers anywhere in the country knows more about Commonwealth, Pennsylvania. [57:38] I think that anybody is a... [57:39] She's a terrific person. [57:41] And right from the beginning, she said, Trump is going to win. [57:44] Therefore, I like her. [57:45] She said, Trump is going to win in 2015. [57:49] In fact, she wrote her article in 2014. [57:52] She said, this guy Trump should run. [57:54] I hadn't thought too much about it. [57:56] I was having a lot of fun putting up buildings. [57:58] But she was very early on. [58:01] And I really mean, I don't think she... [58:03] I don't think there's anybody that knows more about it. [58:06] They used to call it the Rust Belt. [58:07] I call it the Money Belt now. [58:09] It's gone from the Rust Belt to the Money Belt. [58:11] Either one is okay. [58:12] But there's nobody that knows more about it than Selena Zito. [58:17] She's fantastic. [58:18] Where are you, Selena? [58:18] Where are you, Selena? [58:20] With your beautiful daughter? [58:21] Thank you, Selena. [58:25] Selena's an incredible woman. [58:28] And her daughter is following in her footsteps. [58:32] She's just been so good. [58:33] Very powerful writer, actually. [58:35] Some of the biggest papers in the world. [58:38] It's nice to have good stories on occasion. [58:39] Truthful stories. [58:41] Thanks as well to the president of the NRA who's here with me. [58:45] Bill Hockenberg. [58:46] Bill? [58:55] Because I saved the Second Amendment that you think is easy. [59:01] On occasion, it was not easy. [59:03] Right, Bill? [59:03] But we did it. [59:04] We did it with your help. [59:07] And we're doing a couple of other things, working with you and your people. [59:10] But I think you've done a fantastic job. [59:12] The NRA, everybody. [59:13] They really have been with me right through. [59:15] This would be what I support the national right to carry legislation. [59:24] How do you feel about national right to carry? [59:26] That's my free poll. [59:33] You know, that is just a free poll. [59:35] I don't have to pay $300,000 to somebody that doesn't even do polling, you know? [59:40] You keep your phone-in numbers. [59:42] See, those are real numbers. [59:43] National right to carry. [59:45] Yeah, we're working on it. [59:47] And we have a very special guest who you just saw on the highest-rated fight show ever in the history of television. [59:57] The UFC Freedom 250. [59:59] So this guy, well, I just have to set it up a little bit if I don't know. [1:00:03] Because I'm thinking, you know, I'm a similar size. [1:00:06] I weigh more than he does, actually. [1:00:08] So therefore, I have a tremendous physical advantage over him. [1:00:13] His muscles are slightly harder and slightly younger. [1:00:16] He's a lot younger. [1:00:18] But I think I can do it because I'm a great athlete. [1:00:20] He knows I'm a very good golfer. [1:00:22] And I'm much better off on the golf course against him than I am with the wrestling man. [1:00:28] But he went virtually undefeated. [1:00:30] I mean, he went four years. [1:00:31] He was the top wrestler. [1:00:32] His friend, Tony, who's another champion. [1:00:35] I'll introduce you to Tony. [1:00:38] And these two guys were on the Penn State team. [1:00:39] He went Bo Nickel, but, I mean, you couldn't defeat the guy. [1:00:45] And then, he had every battle. [1:00:48] I guess he was a three- or four-time All-American. [1:00:51] But then he turned pro when he went to the UFC. [1:00:54] Did you find them tougher? [1:00:56] What do you guess? [1:00:56] A little different. [1:00:58] You know, a little different. [1:00:59] But he's won just about everything. [1:01:02] But he had a big fight last week with a lot of pressure, with the White House in the background. [1:01:07] And he's a guy that I like. [1:01:08] I met him a while ago. [1:01:10] I looked at the ears. [1:01:11] I said, man, this guy's a fighter. [1:01:13] You can tell a lot by the ears. [1:01:15] And he told me, no, he doesn't mind the ears. [1:01:16] He likes them. [1:01:17] It's almost as simple. [1:01:18] For great fighters, it's as simple. [1:01:20] That's why I'm worried about you, Tony. [1:01:21] You have pretty normal ears. [1:01:24] But I got to know Bo a little bit, and I got groove for him. [1:01:27] And I almost felt like his father up there. [1:01:30] His father's great. [1:01:30] But I felt like his father, so I was nervous for the fight. [1:01:34] And he was fighting somebody that Dana White, the great Dana White, he's a phenomenal guy. [1:01:38] He said, no, Bo's got a tough one tonight. [1:01:41] I said, why? [1:01:41] Why do you do that to him? [1:01:43] Because if you lose at this time, it was the biggest audience they've ever had by far. [1:01:48] The whole world watched it. [1:01:49] The people at the White House, we had 5,000 seats around the cage we built. [1:01:54] And we had 100,000, more than 100,000 people in the park right next door. [1:01:58] And we had the largest television audience they've ever had by far. [1:02:03] And I said, why do you have to give him such a tough opponent? [1:02:07] He was pretty tough. [1:02:08] But then it happened. [1:02:09] So Bo is known as a great wrestler because he was the best wrestler by far in college. [1:02:14] Nobody could beat him. [1:02:15] And I figured Bo would be wrestling. [1:02:18] But no, he wasn't wrestling. [1:02:20] He was punching. [1:02:21] I said, Bo, grab his legs and start wrestling. [1:02:23] That's what you do. [1:02:24] But he didn't do that. [1:02:25] He didn't listen to me. [1:02:26] And he got a shot off that was brutal. [1:02:30] And in the first round, right, knocked him out. [1:02:33] He was really knocked out. [1:02:34] Good, a good, great fighter. [1:02:35] The guy was a great fighter. [1:02:37] He's a great fighter. [1:02:38] So I just want to thank you. [1:02:40] He's from Penn State. [1:02:41] He loves Penn State. [1:02:42] He is the NCAA wrestling champ. [1:02:47] And he's fantastic. [1:02:48] And his friend, and you probably know, is also, I think you were roommates, right? [1:02:53] That's a tough room. [1:02:54] I wouldn't want to fight these two guys. [1:02:56] Let's go pick on those two guys. [1:02:58] I don't think so. [1:02:59] But he was the heavyweight. [1:03:00] And he lost a lot of weight. [1:03:01] He weighed 35, 40 pounds. [1:03:03] And how much did he wrestle? [1:03:04] About 40 pounds heavier. [1:03:06] In other words, you want to live, right? [1:03:08] But he was also the champion, NCAA champion, and his name is Anthony Kassar. [1:03:15] So come up here, fellas, because I want to just ask the audience a question. [1:03:18] Come here. [1:03:19] Come here, bud. [1:03:23] So here's my question. [1:03:25] If I work out for the next couple of months, really work hard, lifting those weights so [1:03:29] it really, really work, could I beat Bo or Anthony in wrestling? [1:03:34] You're very disloyal. [1:03:38] You're very disloyal. [1:03:39] I think walking up here, I was almost as nervous as the fight. [1:03:51] But it feels like a fight. [1:03:53] Yeah, it feels like it. [1:03:54] But this is exciting. [1:03:56] I'm grateful to be here with everybody. [1:03:58] So grateful to President Trump for making an event that, in my mind, never seemed possible [1:04:05] happen. [1:04:05] UFC Freedom 250 on the White House lawn. [1:04:08] I'm grateful to do something like that, and, you know, just so unbelievable for me. [1:04:20] Both my parents were high school teachers. [1:04:23] My dad was a wrestling coach. [1:04:24] My grandpa was a wrestling coach. [1:04:26] And I grew up around sports and just competing from five years old. [1:04:30] And so to be able to do something like that is a dream come true. [1:04:34] And it's just through hard work, effort, discipline, and a lot of time in the wrestling room, a lot [1:04:41] of time in the cage, that I was able to do that. [1:04:44] And that's really because America is the land of opportunity. [1:04:47] And if you set your mind to something and you feel passionate about what you do, you [1:04:52] can accomplish anything. [1:04:53] And thank you. [1:05:03] The first time I met President Trump, it was in 2019 at the White House. [1:05:07] And our team and I won the Nationals, the NCAAs. [1:05:11] And today we are. [1:05:13] We're given the opportunity to meet President Trump. [1:05:20] And it was really special because he took a lot of extra time to talk with us as wrestlers. [1:05:26] I think he respected the wrestlers a lot. [1:05:29] And I told him that when I'm done wrestling, I was going to fight. [1:05:32] And he asked me if I needed a manager. [1:05:35] He has better things to do than that. [1:05:39] But really since then, I feel like we've had a special connection that I'm extremely grateful [1:05:44] for. [1:05:45] And fast forward seven years, I'm fighting on the White House lawn. [1:05:50] And I turn and look at my corner and President Trump is right next to him. [1:05:53] To me, like, he was in my corner. [1:06:03] That was something that was just so special. [1:06:07] I feel like just incredibly grateful. [1:06:11] And overall, the experience, everything, the word that kept coming to mind that I kept feeling [1:06:17] was gratitude. [1:06:17] And I'm grateful for President Trump, grateful for friends and family and supporters. [1:06:26] And I'm grateful to be an American. [1:06:27] And it's the best country on earth. [1:06:29] It's just an honor to be here, freshman year at Penn State. [1:06:49] And it's my support, Mr. President, this great nation, and the American workers that built [1:06:57] the foundation in the United States of America. [1:06:59] So as a small business owner and real estate investor, I just want to thank President Trump [1:07:04] for the big, beautiful bill, all he's done for small business owners. [1:07:08] And most importantly, I'm happy to bless him and God to lead this great nation. [1:07:14] And God bless all of them. [1:07:15] Great champions. [1:07:32] That's great. [1:07:33] Good to have him here, too. [1:07:35] We have a lot of champions in the audience. [1:07:37] These are two very special people. [1:07:38] When you do that, I was saying to myself, you know, going into that ring and you've got [1:07:43] all these people, we had the richest and the biggest politicians, we had the biggest of [1:07:48] everything. [1:07:49] You couldn't get a ticket. [1:07:50] The thickest was out of some crazy numbers I heard. [1:07:53] We gave them away to everybody, but somehow some got out. [1:07:56] And I was saying, that's a tremendous amount of pressure. [1:08:01] And you're fighting the toughest people on Earth. [1:08:03] I mean, these are the strongest, toughest men on Earth. [1:08:07] No women in the crowd, but, which is nice. [1:08:12] But these are the toughest men on Earth. [1:08:14] And that's tremendous pressure. [1:08:17] And, you know, the muscles, you got the muscles, you guys, you got the big, strong muscles, [1:08:20] but you got this muscle, too, because it takes much more than just the normal muscle to win [1:08:25] those matches, I mean, the strategy and the genius that goes in. [1:08:29] It is a genius. [1:08:30] A lot of people wouldn't understand that. [1:08:31] But there's a genius. [1:08:32] It's a genius in sports. [1:08:34] But there's a great amount of courage and power that you have that a lot of other people [1:08:40] don't have. [1:08:40] So congratulations, really. [1:08:42] Great job. [1:08:42] Great job. [1:08:43] Good time. [1:08:46] And everything we do, we're once again fighting for the people of Pennsylvania, and that includes [1:08:53] our amazing Pennsylvania oil and gas workers. [1:08:55] And I ended the last administration's war on Pennsylvania energy, and I signed an order [1:09:01] to drill baby drills. [1:09:05] The United States is now the number one producer of oil and gas on Earth, larger than Russia [1:09:15] and Saudi Arabia combined by a lot. [1:09:23] Fourth place. [1:09:23] Now we're larger. [1:09:24] This doesn't include Venezuela. [1:09:26] I include Venezuela once, because it's essentially, it should be included. [1:09:31] I also ended the war on clean, beautiful Pennsylvania coal. [1:09:36] In fact, in my administration, you know coal was dead. [1:09:40] China uses it. [1:09:41] Other countries, very successful countries use it. [1:09:45] The unsuccessful countries use wind. [1:09:47] And those beautiful windmills that go round and round and don't do anything. [1:09:51] Except, of course, your money. [1:09:52] Every time it goes around, you lose $10. [1:09:54] You're supposed to make money with energy, not this money. [1:09:57] Now, every country that's using wind is a disaster. [1:10:02] Every country that's using our beautiful substances from underground are doing very nicely. [1:10:08] Thank you. [1:10:09] But in my administration, you're not allowed to say the word coal without preceding that [1:10:15] word with the words clean, beautiful. [1:10:18] So you say clean, beautiful coal. [1:10:19] And I have Secretary of the Interior, Doug Berger, who's fantastic, and Chris Wright. [1:10:26] And they made a speech about coal. [1:10:27] And they mentioned coal like 50 times in the speech. [1:10:30] It's all about coal. [1:10:31] And they kept saying clean, beautiful coal. [1:10:33] Clean, beautiful coal. [1:10:34] I said, no, no, it's enough. [1:10:36] It's enough. [1:10:37] But we're not allowed to use the word coal without saying, because what they can do with coal today [1:10:41] is amazing. [1:10:41] It is clean. [1:10:42] It is beautiful. [1:10:43] They can clean it. [1:10:44] And it's a very powerful form of energy. [1:10:47] And if you look at China, they're building 57 coal plants, so big monster plants all over [1:10:52] their country. [1:10:53] And then we're not supposed to do that? [1:10:54] No. [1:10:55] We're doing that. [1:10:56] Clean, beautiful coal. [1:10:57] We've invested over $1 billion to save dozens of coal plants. [1:11:02] We've saved them. [1:11:02] They were ready to close. [1:11:03] And some had closed. [1:11:05] And more than 100 coal power plants, including the Keystone and the Conmar generating stations [1:11:11] right here in Pennsylvania, as you know, are really moving now and employing a lot of people. [1:11:17] They were all getting ready to close up. [1:11:19] They were essentially closed. [1:11:21] We're working hard to lower the cost for all consumers. [1:11:24] And we want powerful energy. [1:11:26] Under my administration, the most favored nation agreements on drug prices that we just did [1:11:32] are delivering the largest prescription drug price cuts in history, with numbers like 400, 500, [1:11:40] and even a 600% reduction from where it was. [1:11:44] Think of that. [1:11:45] That alone should win us the midterm. [1:11:48] And the fake news back there refuses to talk about it because they know how good it is because [1:11:53] they can't produce it. [1:11:55] They've been trying to do it for years. [1:11:56] Favorite nation. [1:11:57] We paid the highest drug price in the world by far. [1:12:00] As an example, for the fat drug, which Bo and Tony don't need to take. [1:12:06] But a lot of people are taking it. [1:12:08] Who takes the fat drug? [1:12:09] So in New York, think of it, it was costing a fortune. [1:12:14] Many, many times. [1:12:15] It was costing $1,300. [1:12:18] And in London, it was $87. [1:12:22] And a friend of mine who's extremely fat, sloppy, very brilliant. [1:12:27] He's a brilliant businessman, but he's a slob. [1:12:29] There's no question about it. [1:12:30] Very neurotic person, which you need sometimes to be successful. [1:12:35] But he called me, I'm used to call me Donnie. [1:12:37] Donnie! [1:12:38] Now he calls me Mr. President. [1:12:39] That's a sign of great respect. [1:12:42] But he said, President, I just came over here and I bought, I won't say it was epic or whatever [1:12:46] the hell it was, but I bought the fat drug. [1:12:50] I said, I didn't know you used it because it's not working. [1:12:53] And I used him as, he's begging me not to use his name. [1:12:58] I said, well, but he's a very successful guy. [1:13:00] He's actually a pretty well-known guy. [1:13:02] Brilliant business guy. [1:13:03] Worth a lot of money. [1:13:05] And he checked. [1:13:05] He just, you know, he said, well, how come in London I just sent out and I'm paying $87 [1:13:11] and in New York I'm paying $1,300. [1:13:16] I said, because that's the way, the prices are rigged. [1:13:19] And it's rigged, the whole world is rigged against us. [1:13:21] And I said, but you know what, you brought it out better than anybody can bring it out [1:13:25] because I've been looking at it and they all said it was impossible to do. [1:13:29] And I went to the drug companies and I said, well, it's not going to be any more. [1:13:32] You're going to raise their price a little bit. [1:13:33] You're going to lower ours a lot because the world is bigger than us. [1:13:37] So it really worked that way and they said, well, we'll do it. [1:13:40] They were very unhappy, but they knew I wouldn't get it from the countries because you had to [1:13:43] get it from the countries. [1:13:44] And I went to France. [1:13:45] I said to a very nice man named Emmanuel Macron, I said, Emmanuel, you've got to raise your [1:13:53] prices on drugs. [1:13:54] Of course I would not do that. [1:13:55] Why would I do that? [1:13:56] Because it's unfair. [1:13:58] We're paying 10 times more than you and you're going to have to raise them a little bit. [1:14:03] We're going to drop ours a lot. [1:14:04] He said, no, no, I will not do that. [1:14:05] I said, yes, you will. [1:14:06] We're putting on 100% tariff for all wines and champagnes coming into the United States. [1:14:14] He said, yes, I will do that. [1:14:16] And I had the same conversation with Germany, with every country, with UK, every single one [1:14:24] of them within five minutes agreed to do it. [1:14:25] Nobody could believe it. [1:14:27] And they agreed to raise their price. [1:14:28] And we have gotten the biggest price reductions in the history of drugs, medical. [1:14:37] Nobody's ever seen anything like that. [1:14:38] So instead of paying $1,300, you'll be paying about $175. [1:14:48] Nobody's ever done that before. [1:14:50] And this is on many, many drugs. [1:14:54] A bill that sells for $10 in London and selling for $150 in Texas. [1:15:01] Anyplace. [1:15:02] It's all the same in the United States. [1:15:04] They basically discriminated. [1:15:07] So now instead of $10, it goes to $20. [1:15:09] Because, again, the world is a big place. [1:15:11] And we would bring ours down to $20 from like $150 down to $20. [1:15:15] This is the kind of price reductions you're getting. [1:15:18] Go to Trump.com, by the way. [1:15:20] And I didn't name it. [1:15:21] That was Bobby Kennedy that did it with Dr. Oz. [1:15:24] Everyone thinks I named it. [1:15:25] I did not name it. [1:15:26] But that side is through. [1:15:28] And these are the biggest price reductions in the history of our country for anything having [1:15:33] to do with drugs, prescription medicine. [1:15:35] So that alone should win the midterms. [1:15:40] And there's a real chance that they would end it because they're totally controlled by [1:15:43] these foreign countries, the Democrats, the Democrats. [1:15:47] So starting next week, weight loss drugs will be available for just $50. [1:15:53] Think of that. [1:15:54] For seniors who previously had to pay $1,200, $1,500, $1,400. [1:16:00] Couldn't pay it. [1:16:01] Think of that. [1:16:02] Now, they don't want to write. [1:16:04] Look, they turn the cameras off when they talk about it because they don't want good stuff [1:16:07] for us because they don't want us to win elections. [1:16:09] And why, I don't know. [1:16:11] Why they want to have people pouring into our country. [1:16:14] Why they want to have high taxes. [1:16:15] Why they want to have all of these problems that took place over the last four years in [1:16:20] the last administration, one of the worst administrations in history. [1:16:24] But the other ones wouldn't be much better because they have all of these crazy policies. [1:16:29] They've got communists. [1:16:30] But just over one year ago, we inherited. [1:16:32] The worst border in history. [1:16:35] But I quickly turned it into the most secure border in the history of our country by far. [1:16:39] Almost nobody's here in America. [1:16:41] And in the past 13 months, and this is a chart kept by generally Democrat people. [1:16:52] In the past 13 months, zero illegal aliens have been admitted into the United States. [1:16:59] They'd love to have it be high, but we can't do that. [1:17:10] We have a country and we're going to run it well. [1:17:13] We don't want to have prisons released into a... [1:17:15] Some of these countries were emptying their prisons into the United States of America through [1:17:20] the southern border. [1:17:21] Prison, prison population. [1:17:23] Some of the countries had no prison population left. [1:17:25] You know what that's saying to them? [1:17:26] Some of them had no mental institutions. [1:17:29] The mental institutions were taken. [1:17:31] All of those people were taken to our southern border and allowed to just walk freely into our [1:17:36] country under sleepy Joe Biden. [1:17:38] And this group of thugs, a group of real thugs. [1:17:42] Weaponization, that's all they're good at. [1:17:44] Weaponization and cheating on elections. [1:17:46] In 2025, we achieved the largest drop in the murder rate ever recorded in the history of [1:17:52] our country, despite the fact that we haven't gotten all of these criminals out of our country. [1:17:57] We had the lowest since 1900. [1:18:01] That's 125 years ago. [1:18:03] And we cut the flow of 56 percent. [1:18:12] That's a big number. [1:18:17] And we cut the flow of illegal drugs coming in by water, coming in by ocean or sea. [1:18:25] We cut it by 97 percent. [1:18:29] It's very drastic, but people aren't traveling that way too much anymore. [1:18:42] We have the most powerful — I built the military in my first term. [1:18:48] We used it in my second term more than I thought, but we have no choice. [1:18:51] We have no choice. [1:18:53] But think of it. [1:18:54] We cut frontal. [1:18:55] For years, they've been interdicting. [1:18:56] They've been grabbing boats, bringing them in, putting them in court. [1:18:59] They go out by the same night. [1:19:01] They're back, sending drugs by the ocean, by the Gulf, by the sea. [1:19:06] And now it's down 97 percent. [1:19:09] And we're looking for the 3 percent, because I think those 3 percent are more brave than [1:19:14] Roe Nicol was any day. [1:19:15] The 3 percent of the people that are willing to get into a boat to deliver drugs now, they're [1:19:20] the bravest people, perhaps, anywhere in the world. [1:19:23] But it won't happen long, but what we've done is amazing. [1:19:28] Our military — we have the greatest military in the world. [1:19:30] We have the greatest law enforcement. [1:19:39] And we have the highest number of people. [1:19:41] So a year and a half ago, it was headlines. [1:19:45] Nobody wanted to join the military, the Army, Navy, Marine — nobody wanted to join any [1:19:51] of them. [1:19:52] Air Force, Space Force, other Space Force, Coast Guard — nobody wanted to join any of [1:19:58] the military. [1:19:59] They had tremendous recruitment problems. [1:20:01] And even it carried over to the police — they have great police here — the police and [1:20:06] the fire departments. [1:20:07] Nobody wanted to do anything with the name America, anything with a uniform. [1:20:10] And today, we have the highest recruitment, the most successful recruitment. [1:20:16] Every single slot is filled. [1:20:18] And that includes — they want to be policemen, and they want to be firemen and women. [1:20:26] So we went from the least successful in our history, David, to the most successful in [1:20:32] the history, in terms of recruitment. [1:20:33] We was — it was very embarrassing. [1:20:34] A year and a half ago, two years ago — and it all happened from November 5th. [1:20:39] That's when we won the election. [1:20:42] From November 5th on, everybody wants to be a soldier. [1:20:45] Everybody wants to be the Army, the Navy, the Marine. [1:20:48] They want to fly the jets in the Air Force. [1:20:52] The Coast Guard is hot. [1:20:54] Everything's hot. [1:20:55] And, of course, Air Force. [1:20:56] You know, I started Air Force — that was a part of the Air Force. [1:21:00] The Space Force was part of the Air Force. [1:21:02] I said, no, it's got to be separate. [1:21:04] It's got to do its own thing. [1:21:05] And it's become — so we were in third place four or five years ago. [1:21:09] And I put it in. [1:21:10] We were losing to China and to Russia. [1:21:12] And now we're totally ahead of both of them, like, at numbers that they can't believe. [1:21:17] Space Force could end up being one of your most important. [1:21:19] To stop the massive theft of taxpayer dollars, including millions of illegals, we've launched [1:21:25] the war on fraud led by our great Vice President, J.D. Vance. [1:21:29] Good job. [1:21:30] Smart guy. [1:21:33] We ended Medicaid for illegal immigrants, and we redirected $50 billion to make the largest [1:21:40] investment in rural health in the history of our country — hospitals and everything [1:21:44] else in the rural area. [1:21:45] And with the help of our Republican majorities in Congress, we will defend our jobs, our factories, [1:21:52] our safety, and we will defend our borders like never before. [1:21:57] We will crush violent crime, impose harsh new penalties and dangerous repeat offenders [1:22:03] that shouldn't be in our country, crack down on bosses, prosecutors, and judges, and [1:22:08] we will immediately end the most dangerous thing that's ever been put into our country from [1:22:15] the standpoint of law enforcement. [1:22:18] It's called no cash bail. [1:22:20] You kill someone, you go to the judge and let you kill somebody in the afternoon, please. [1:22:25] That was the beginning of crime. [1:22:27] We will pass the great health care plan to stop all payments to big insurance companies [1:22:34] and give the money directly to the people so they can buy their own health care, which [1:22:39] will be much better. [1:22:47] All voters must show a photo. [1:23:03] May we see a picture of them. [1:23:07] All voters must provide proof of citizenship, and there will be no mail-in ballots except [1:23:13] for illness, disability, military deployment. [1:23:16] In permanent law, no men in women's sports, gender surgeons, or children. [1:23:36] Together, we will make — [1:23:39] We will make —