President Trump Participates in Signing Time, Nov. 5, 2026

[0:05] Well, thank you very much. [0:06] We have something that is of great interest to me, [0:09] but it's of great interest to a lot of people. [0:11] And it concerns the Oval Office and the Cabinet Room. [0:15] They have very important spaces. [0:17] And I'm going to be signing a document [0:20] which will make them into a landmark for the ages. [0:27] It won't be able to be taken down, destroyed, [0:30] touched, or anything else. [0:32] It'll be — it's called, actually, a national monument. [0:36] It's a federal landmark. [0:38] And when completed and when we get the documentation [0:43] fully done and legally binding, [0:46] it'll make it impossible for anybody ever [0:48] to destroy this incredible space. [0:51] We won World War II. [0:53] We won World War I. [0:55] We won a lot of things. [0:56] We built a country, largely a modern — [1:00] the country as we know it, the modern country. [1:02] And we certainly had some good years during my — [1:05] so far, six years. [1:07] And I just thought it was very important [1:08] that nobody be allowed to come in and take it down [1:10] and try and do something with it. [1:13] Because every once in a while, they'll look and they'll say, [1:16] oh, maybe what we'll do is we'll put some glass up [1:19] that's a little bit better or something. [1:21] And I say, no, you're not going to do anything. [1:24] We're going to leave this as it is. [1:26] It's a — it's a great landmark. [1:29] And that goes for the Cabinet Room, too. [1:31] And if you want, we can show you the Cabinet Room. [1:33] It's been very upgraded and made really beautiful. [1:37] I'm going to let you go into that in two seconds [1:39] after we're finished with this. [1:41] So, with that being said, I think what we'll do [1:43] is we'll sign the document. [1:47] The President, sir, this is a historic proclamation. [1:49] It preserves this historic space for future generations. [1:54] As you said, it's a symbol of the American presidency [1:56] and American government. [1:57] And it's where American history is made. [1:59] And today it will be preserved for — [2:04] The President, sir, a very important place. [2:07] Very amazing. [2:09] The biggest people come through that door or that door [2:11] or that door — a lot of doors. [2:13] And they're in this room and they can't believe it. [2:18] We had the President of China recently. [2:22] And then a couple of weeks before that, we had King Charles. [2:26] And they both said, wow, this is the Oval Office. [2:29] So it's very important, very important. [2:32] The biggest people, every time they walk through those doors, [2:35] they want to just examine and look at it. [2:38] You can never do that. [2:39] You couldn't do that. [2:40] You couldn't build a space that would have [2:43] that kind of importance, the history of it. [2:45] So we're going to be declaring it a national monument. [2:48] And we're going to send it over to Congress to have it ratified. [2:52] And the Oval Office was built in 1909 [2:55] by President William Howard Taft. [2:58] It's a long time ago. [2:59] And the current Oval Office is that it's really known today as — [3:05] it was slightly modified in 1934 for FDR, [3:10] Franklin Delano Roosevelt. [3:13] Modified to make it a little bit easier for him. [3:16] You understand that, what I mean by that? [3:18] Including a ramping system outside that's amazing [3:22] and actually beautiful. [3:24] So we've had a lot of victories in this office, almost. [3:29] I mean, there's been some mistakes, too. [3:33] But we've had tremendous victory in this office. [3:35] So we're making it a national monument, [3:39] and it will not be allowed to be touched by anybody, [3:42] destroyed, ripped down by stupid people, [3:47] in order to build something in a slightly different shape. [3:50] We like the Oval Office, and it's a symbol like the White House itself. [3:54] It's a symbol of our country and the greatness of our country. [3:59] So I'll sign that. [4:00] And I think, in theory, that should end that problem. [4:04] And if anyone ever decides to come and start knocking down walls, [4:09] you'll call me wherever I may be, and I will come back here, [4:12] and I will make sure it never happens, okay? [4:14] Thank you very much. [4:15] Oh, that's a good one, you know? [4:27] That's good. [4:28] It's important to have a good one for this, you know? [4:30] Very artistic. [4:32] Okay, is that a nice signature? [4:37] Yeah, that's very nice. [4:38] You can rate that one. [4:41] It should be a 10, because this space is a 10. [4:45] And we're going to open up, if you will. [4:47] We're going to open up. [4:48] This is the great Laura Ingraham. [4:49] Hello, Laura. [4:50] Why aren't you in here? [4:51] She started out over here. [4:52] Now look at her. [4:53] She's made so much money. [4:54] She's a great person. [4:57] We're going to let you see the cabinet room, too. [5:00] It was very substantially upgraded. [5:02] That also is becoming a federal monument, a national landmark, [5:08] and that will make it, in theory, impossible to knock down change [5:16] in any meaningful way. [5:19] The walls will remain the same as they've been. [5:22] The interior will be pretty much the same as it's been. [5:24] We have put up brand-new chandeliers. [5:26] They had very bad lighting and very bad, actually, lanterns. [5:30] They had lanterns inside. [5:32] But the new chandeliers are beautiful, and the whole space is beautiful. [5:37] It's been very substantially upgraded. [5:39] So we're making them both, and as a unit, a national landmark monument. [5:45] You could call it what you want, Steve? [5:47] Can any modifications be made? [5:49] I mean, occasionally there's a need to make a modification without the approval of Congress. [5:54] So if they want to say, let's not have Oval anymore, let's make it square, [6:01] what happens is they have to go back to Congress, and hopefully the Congress, [6:06] the people in Congress, will be smart enough not to let that happen. [6:09] And that includes, also, the cabinet room. [6:13] You know, just, we've had great victories in these rooms, and they're so important. [6:18] I mean, I have people coming, the biggest business people, [6:20] you know, the beautiful offices, they walk in here and they say, [6:23] this is incredible. Not the beauty, it's the whole, [6:26] it's the whole aura of the Oval Office and the cabinet room. [6:30] And you'll see the cabinet room in a second if they open it up. [6:32] Yeah? [6:33] The Pressure President, thank you. [6:34] So speaking of what you've done in this room, [6:36] you've signed about 300 executive orders in the past two years. [6:39] The President Trump Yes. [6:40] The Pressure President Yes. [6:40] The Pressure President Yes. [6:42] The Pressure President We've signed a record number of executive orders, right? [6:45] The Pressure President How do you plan to use executive orders in the next two years, [6:48] in addition to the cabinet room and the Oval Office, [6:51] how else do you plan to preserve your legacy in the next two years and onward? [6:54] The President So we're going to do a lot of things. [6:57] You'll be seeing a lot of things over the next week. [7:00] Two weeks, we have a lot of things cooking. [7:02] We're doing very well. [7:04] We have thousands of plants and factories being built in the United States. [7:08] And somebody said, oh, about tariffs. [7:10] Let me tell you, if I took tariffs off right now, [7:13] every one of those plants would immediately stop construction [7:17] because they're only building them, maybe for two reasons or three reasons. [7:22] But the 99 percent is, if they don't build them, [7:25] in order to sell their product into the United States, [7:28] they'd have to pay a 50, 100, 150, 250, even 300 percent tariff. [7:35] And once they start building and once they open up, they pay no tariff. [7:40] So it's, you know, amazing. [7:42] So all of that money, $22.2 trillion is coming in. [7:47] Because these great companies from all over the world, [7:50] they'd rather not build them. [7:51] By the way, if you took the tariffs off, they would be so happy, [7:54] they would stop construction immediately. [7:57] You know who knows that better than anybody? [7:59] Laura back there. [8:01] Laura, if we took the tariffs off, you know, every, right, [8:05] we're building over 3,000 factories right now. [8:08] Every factory would come to an immediate halt. [8:11] They would say, thank you, sir, very much. [8:13] We're going back. [8:14] We'll send you the product from Japan. [8:16] And if you didn't have tariffs, if we didn't put tariffs on, [8:20] we've been ripped off for years by other countries having tariffs [8:23] and we didn't have. [8:24] And that woman understands it, I think, [8:26] maybe better than almost anybody. [8:28] She's covered it very fairly young. [8:30] In other words, if we took tariffs off right now, let's, [8:34] you know, I watch these stupid people. [8:37] We have $22.2 trillion, [8:40] the highest number ever for any country at any time by maybe five times. [8:46] If we took that off, everybody would stop building. [8:50] You would have partially built factories all over the country [8:55] and they would just send in their product from China, [8:58] Japan, South Korea, the Philippines, everything. [9:03] No, but when they build, they open [9:05] and they don't have to pay any tariffs, so that's why. [9:07] And by the way, prices will come way down. [9:09] Yes, please. [9:10] Mr. Mr. President, next week when House Republicans [9:13] vote for their next leader in the new Congress, [9:15] if they deadlock between Steve Scalise and Jim Jordan, [9:19] would you intervene? [9:19] Would you endorse one of those gentlemen? [9:21] Well, I might. [9:22] I mean, I don't think I'll have to. [9:24] They'll end up picking somebody. [9:25] But those are two tremendous people, great people. [9:28] Yeah. [9:29] There's a tanker on its way across the Atlantic [9:32] filled with a Russian diesel fuel. [9:34] There's a law that was passed in 2022. [9:37] And where is it going? [9:38] It's coming to the United States, supposedly. [9:41] There's a law that says that that fuel cannot be unloaded [9:43] in the United States that makes it illegal. [9:45] Is that under the Jones Act? [9:47] No, it was passed by Congress, [9:49] signed by President Biden in 2022. [9:51] It bans. [9:53] How are you important? [9:54] Well, that probably makes it a pretty bad law. [9:56] I'll take a look at it, sure. [9:58] Mr. President, there's reporting that Iran is reviewing [10:00] a set of proposals presented by mediators [10:03] that could shape the future of its nuclear program. [10:05] Is the U.S. involved in that? [10:09] They're not doing anything without our approval. [10:12] Remember what I said to you? [10:13] Iran will never have a nuclear weapon. [10:15] They're not doing anything without our approval. [10:18] So you've seen this proposal that Iran is looking at? [10:22] It doesn't make any difference what they're looking at. [10:24] They're not going to have a nuclear weapon. [10:25] They know that. [10:26] So do I. [10:28] Go ahead. [10:28] The Pressure What do you think about Al Sayed [10:30] not backing Chuck Schumer? [10:32] Do you think that it signals a larger divide [10:34] within the Democratic Party? [10:35] The President Well, they have to work out [10:36] their own situation. [10:37] He made a statement that he wouldn't early on, [10:39] and so he's just living by that statement. [10:42] I think Schumer probably gets it because, yeah, [10:44] he's been around a long time. [10:47] He's actually not a bad guy. [10:48] I know him. [10:48] I know him very well. [10:50] I know him better than most. [10:51] Yeah. [10:51] The Pressure And on the election, [10:52] so this week, Democratic Socialists win today, [10:55] for example, [10:55] the mayoral race in L.A. [10:57] and also in Washington, D.C. [10:58] Now, together with New York, [11:00] three major cities are going to be led [11:02] by Democratic Socialists. [11:03] What's your message to these mayors [11:05] who will be leading these cities? [11:07] And also, what's your message to the residents [11:08] in these cities who might not have voted for them [11:11] and are worried about where their cities are going? [11:12] The President Well, they're going to have [11:13] to see what happens. [11:14] I mean, there'll be a point at which, [11:16] if people are unhappy, there'll be changed. [11:19] But unfortunately, usually that happens so late [11:21] that you'll never be able to bring back a city [11:23] or a country or a state, you know, [11:25] when it goes too far. [11:28] I watched the election in Los Angeles, [11:32] and it was a very disgraceful event, [11:34] because I thought Spencer Pratt would be in the final, [11:37] and so did everyone else. [11:38] So did the one who was leading or winning. [11:41] She broke down and cried, and she said, [11:43] oh, I lost, I lost. [11:45] But then they found the votes necessary to bring her in. [11:48] Our elections are so crooked, you have no idea. [11:50] So, but look, if you go by history, [11:54] it's going to be a disaster, going to be a disaster. [11:56] I deal with a very nice gentleman. [11:59] I get along with him, great, from New York. [12:00] We'll see how that all works out. [12:02] I'd like to make sure that New York does well, [12:07] and hopefully it will, but it's tough. [12:09] Those policies are very tough. [12:11] They're very tough on a city, a state, or a country. [12:15] That's been proven over a thousand years [12:17] with different names. See? [12:18] The Press Press We see some chatter about Pete Hegseth. [12:21] Are you expecting any staffing changes? [12:23] The President No, I know. [12:24] Pete Hegseth has done a fantastic job. [12:27] Now, he's got some interesting things. [12:31] You know, we had more generals than we did in World War II. [12:36] We had so many generals. [12:37] Everybody was a four-star general. [12:38] I never saw anything like it. [12:40] And many of those people were a woke. [12:43] I don't like a woke general. [12:44] And so he probably has opposition. [12:46] I think he's doing a fantastic job. [12:48] So, we had a war with Venezuela. [12:51] It was over in 48 minutes. [12:52] We had total success. [12:54] No deaths. [12:55] We have, I guess, you have, I don't know if it's a war, [12:59] because there hasn't been anybody killed in many months. [13:03] But we have a war with a place called the Islamic Republic. [13:10] Everett, lovely place. [13:12] And we control the Straits. [13:15] We're doing more oil right now going through the Straits [13:17] that we did before the war started. [13:19] And nobody's been killed in about seven months, six months. [13:26] And, you know, if you look at Russia, Ukraine, see, that's a war. [13:30] That's a war. [13:31] 25,000 people being killed a month. [13:34] We're going to get that settled pretty soon, by the way. [13:37] But 25,000 people a month being killed. [13:39] They fight day and night, day and night, all day. [13:42] And you have World War I, World War II. [13:45] Those are wars. [13:46] Somebody said a war with Iran. [13:49] No. [13:50] We have succeeded with the blockade tremendously. [13:55] And we have destroyed so many men. [13:58] Told me today that's from the area, a neighboring country, [14:03] that it'll take them 25 to 30 years right now [14:05] to rebuild their country. [14:08] And, you know, so we'll see how that all works out. [14:11] I think it's working out very well. [14:13] Somebody else called, you know, they say it's an occupation. [14:16] Remember, because it is virtually an occupation. [14:19] And we're not looking to be wise guys, but it is an occupation. [14:25] And remember this. [14:26] So we've lost 18 lives, and 18 is far too many. [14:31] But in Vietnam, we lost thousands and thousands of lives [14:34] over a 21-year period. [14:36] In Afghanistan, we lost tremendous numbers of lives. [14:40] 18 is too many. [14:41] One is too many. [14:43] But we lost 18 lives. [14:44] And we've been there for seven months. [14:47] And we have full control of that place. [14:50] They shoot a rocket every once in a while. [14:52] We get hit by a drone, and it bounces off a metal object, [14:56] you know. [14:56] Or we shoot it down. [14:57] Most of the time, we shoot it down. [14:59] But has nobody been killed in a long time? [15:03] I don't want to jinx myself by saying that, [15:06] because we'll walk out the door and say, [15:08] guess what just happened? [15:10] But it's 18 souls, and that's too many. [15:13] But in Vietnam, if you look, it's thousands and thousands of Americans. [15:17] And you can also look at it in a different way. [15:22] But over the years, the SS coal and Iran has caused a lot of bloodshed for America. [15:28] They started the war. [15:29] They started it in 19, think of it, they really started it in probably 1979, right? [15:38] When it started, and during that period of time, they killed thousands of Americans and many other people. [15:46] And if you go back just over the last seven months, they've killed 75,000, [15:50] at least, that's as of two months ago, they've killed 75,000 protesters, hanging many from cranes. [15:59] So we've done a good job. [16:02] So you're not making staffing changes here between now and then? [16:06] I was just going to say, so Pete's in charge of war, right? [16:11] The Department of War, we made that change. [16:14] Venezuela has been unbelievable. [16:17] Consider it one of the greatest attacks anybody's ever seen. [16:21] He was in charge of that, along with me and others. [16:24] But Venezuela, we've taken out billions and billions of dollars' worth of oil. [16:32] I saw this lightweight congressman the other day criticizing me on Iran for spending $25 million. [16:39] I said, well, we've taken much more money out of Venezuela than that, you know, Vietnam, [16:43] because it's basically two wars. [16:45] So in Venezuela, we lost nobody. [16:48] It lasted 48 minutes. [16:50] I caught one day, but it lasted 48 minutes, and it was over. [16:53] It was a violent attack. [16:56] And in Iran, we are there for seven months, and we control everything that we've wanted to control. [17:03] And now we'll make a decision. [17:05] Do we want to go further and just certify it? [17:08] By certifying it, meaning where it'll never happen again. [17:12] I think it'll take them 25 years to rebuild the country. [17:15] I would rather not destroy the rest of the country if possible, but maybe I'll have to. [17:19] You'll know soon enough. [17:20] And, Mr. President, on Republicans in Congress, what would you like them to focus on in the next two months when they still have the majorities? [17:27] So we had a tremendous — it's been a tremendous two years. [17:31] I don't think there's ever been a president that's done more between the great, big, beautiful bill with the tax cuts, [17:38] with the biggest tax cuts in history, biggest regulation cuts in history. [17:42] What we've done is amazing now, even in the military, between Iran and Venezuela and the border. [17:52] Take a look at the border. [17:52] I mean, the border — so we're now in the 18th month with not one person — and I don't make out these statistics. [17:59] They're made by people that lean left, as they say. [18:03] Not one person has come into our border, our southern border, over the last 18 months. [18:08] You know, it's pretty amazing. [18:10] So we had a tremendous border. [18:11] I probably got elected on the border. [18:12] I can't even talk about it now because people say nobody's interested because you fixed it. [18:17] My own people, they say nobody is interested in the border. [18:20] You fixed it. [18:22] And — but we've had a tremendous success. [18:25] The stock markets hit 91 all-time highs. [18:30] 401 s are at the highest they've ever been, by far. [18:33] With Biden, they were down 25 percent. [18:36] With me, they're up 74 percent. [18:38] It's in a short period of time. [18:40] So 401 s are the highest. [18:41] The stock market is the highest. [18:43] I mean, we've had a tremendous period of time. [18:45] It's been — it's been amazing. [18:47] We've rebuilt our military. [18:49] We're building more weapons right now in our military than we've ever built before. [18:54] And — and we're locked and loaded. [18:56] If we — if we have to do the rest of the Iran thing, we're very much locked and loaded. [19:01] And — [19:02] The President, did you meet with — [19:03] Sir, thank you. [19:04] What prompted this decision? [19:05] And what do you hope future generations will understand about this decision? [19:09] And what do you say to those who criticize your updates? [19:12] I mean, all this gold — Hillary Clinton even criticized your updates about the gold and — [19:17] She did? [19:18] Yeah. [19:19] I know her house very well. [19:21] Look, the Oval Office is a place of victory. [19:28] It's a place of prestige, like the White House. [19:31] If you would have looked — see that beautiful white wall? [19:33] There's no gold in that. [19:35] But I fixed all of the monuments. [19:37] I fixed all of the — the borders. [19:39] You have borderline — borders, and you have broken windows. [19:43] We had broken windows. [19:44] There were cracks in many windows. [19:46] You'd look up, you'd see a crack in a window. [19:48] This is representative of our nation. [19:51] I think, to me, maybe more than it was between the Capitol, the White House, maybe a few [19:55] others. [19:56] The Supreme Court built it. [19:57] But, to me, the White House is so important. [20:01] If you looked at that wall — if you looked at that wall, one year ago, it was badly damaged [20:10] from years of service. [20:12] It was badly damaged, with cracks, broken stone all over the place. [20:17] The borders — the borders up on top, they were all broken. [20:23] They call them monuments, the figures on the sides. [20:27] You'd have a window with one broken, one not broken. [20:30] So we made a mold of the one that was not broken and placed it very carefully. [20:34] And then it's been resurfaced. [20:36] So, because the surface was falling off. [20:38] It was falling off. [20:40] The columns outside, you can take a look at them. [20:42] They're all beautiful. [20:43] They were all in horrible shape. [20:45] You know, from being beaten up over hundreds of years, actually. [20:51] They would get beat up. [20:52] And the building was beat up, and it was a shame. [20:55] And I fixed it. [20:56] And I do it very easily. [20:57] I didn't devote time to it a lot of time. [20:59] I just had — I have very talented people that were able to do it. [21:02] I paid for it. [21:03] And we fixed up the exterior of the White House. [21:06] There's no gold, but there's no cracks. [21:10] There's no broken stone. [21:12] They have beautiful ornamentation on it. [21:15] Original, from 1792 when it was built. [21:19] But much of it was broken. [21:21] It was either broken or gone. [21:23] And in many cases, you'd have it on one side of a window. [21:27] And on the other side, there was nothing there because it had fallen. [21:30] You'd see the holes. [21:31] You'd see the metal that held it from all these years. [21:35] And it was many years. [21:37] And I said, we've got to fix it. [21:40] So, because I did that, I get criticized. [21:42] Oh, isn't that terrible? [21:44] I view the White House as a very important symbol of our country. [21:47] And we can't have broken windows. [21:49] We can't have broken stone. [21:50] I mean, they'd have a big hole in the stone, a gaping hole, this steep. [21:54] And instead of fixing it beautifully that you can't even see it, they'd just paint it. [21:59] We'd look up and say, this is the White House. [22:02] It's so inappropriate. [22:04] So, I devoted very little time to it. [22:08] The ballroom's going to be the most, the best in the entire world. [22:12] Even President Xi of China, he said, wow, that's going to be something. [22:15] And he has the Great Hall of China, which is quite nice, I must tell you. [22:19] But we didn't have a place. [22:22] So, 150 years, and then we have a big military component. [22:26] Drones on top and five stories underneath of all military stuff. [22:31] That was supposed to be top secret until I got sued by a group of people that are very bad for our country. [22:37] We asked them not to sue because then people will see the under, you know, when you sue, [22:41] they see what you're building. [22:43] We built five stories underneath that ballroom. [22:45] And it's going to be great. [22:48] But when you look at that White House, you know, I hear Obama. [22:51] But he doesn't, Obama doesn't know about dirt and filth. [22:54] And he doesn't know about cracked stone. [22:56] And he doesn't know about broken windows. [22:58] He's probably fine with them. [22:59] But I'm not, I'm not fine with them. [23:01] Yeah. [23:02] The Press. [23:03] The Press. [23:04] The Press. [23:05] The Press. [23:06] And today, you are at the White House. [23:07] Today, you are at the White House, the First Lady brought together a Russian. [23:08] Yeah. [23:09] As well as Ukrainian officials to celebrate the ceasefire on the Blush game. [23:10] Do you see that as a stepping stone for a larger peace deal? [23:13] How close are we to that? [23:14] The President Bidenstedt I do, I do. [23:15] I think it's great. [23:16] I think she did a great job. [23:17] And we're, we're, I think we're going to be very close to settling Russia-Ukraine. [23:22] Did you, yourself, meet with President Putin's envoy, [23:25] who was here earlier meeting with the First Lady Kirkhitaryan? [23:28] You said you met with him? [23:29] Yeah, I did. [23:30] What did you discuss? [23:31] I can't tell you what I discussed. [23:33] But I'm just telling you, there's going to be an agreement, [23:37] it's going to be a big agreement, [23:38] and it's going to involve more than Ukraine. [23:42] It's going to be a very big, it's going to involve more than Ukraine, [23:45] and I could even say it might involve all of Europe. [23:48] It's going to be a big, beautiful agreement, [23:51] and everyone is going to be thrilled. [23:52] Yes, did you meet with the Ukrainian delegation as well today? [23:56] No, just with the head person of Russia. [23:58] Okay. [23:59] Are you ready to reinforce the Texas side? [24:02] Vladimir Putin right now kills Ukrainian civilians [24:05] in their apartments, in their buses, in their schools, [24:09] and he's targeting civilians all the time. [24:12] Did you bring that up? [24:13] I always bring it up, and I also bring it up the other way, [24:16] because the other way they kill too. [24:19] You know, a lot of people are being killed. [24:22] They have, they're losing, between the two of them, [24:26] they're losing 25,000 people to death, 25,000 people a month. [24:33] And I bring it up on both sides. [24:36] You know, Russia is losing civilians also. [24:38] They are, it is a bloodbath, and it has to end. [24:42] And I think we're going to get it ended pretty soon, very soon, maybe. [24:46] Yeah? [24:46] Are you ready to reinforce the Texas southern border now that democratic, [24:50] the new democratic governor is removing state manpower from border defense? [24:56] I am sure that the new governor is going to want to have security of this Texas border. [25:02] There were people on television two days ago saying how it's like living in heaven [25:07] compared to living in hell when Biden was there. [25:11] And I'm sure they'll continue my policy. [25:13] And if they don't continue my policy, I will, okay? [25:17] On going to Alaska, on Alaska today, you urge to transfer the votes of the two [25:21] reportedly recruited candidates to senator, the real senator, Dan Sullivan. [25:26] How do you see that actually happening? [25:27] And what other actions in the administration? [25:29] You have a Dan Sullivan, the real Dan, I call him the real Dan Sullivan. [25:33] You have the fake Dan Sullivan. [25:35] The fake Dan Sullivan got a lot of votes, meaning 2% or something, but a lot. [25:39] And then they also have somebody else in there that they put. [25:42] They put two people, not just Dan Sullivan. [25:44] They put the fake Dan Sullivan. [25:46] They put another guy who never ran for office or anything, [25:50] and they said certain things, and he got like 3,000 or 4,000 votes. [25:54] And when you add up those votes, Dan Sullivan, the real Dan Sullivan, [25:57] wins in a landslide, not a landslide, but wins by thousands of votes. [26:02] And I say they, because it was a fraud, it's voter fraud. [26:06] Because it was a fraud, and they took that, and they took that fraud, [26:11] and they thought they'd confuse the voter and the people that like Dan Sullivan. [26:14] He's a very good senator. [26:15] The people that like Dan Sullivan, by mistake, voted for the fake Dan Sullivan. [26:20] Likewise, they have another Republican candidate in there. [26:24] So people said a Republican candidate probably had some policy down there, [26:28] and they voted for him. [26:29] So they cheated on thousands of votes. [26:31] Everyone knows it's a cheat. [26:33] And they should be mandated to take the fake Dan Sullivan's votes [26:37] and the other person that they put in there, [26:38] and give it to the real Dan Sullivan. [26:40] And when that happens, he wins by thousands of votes. [26:44] Thank you very much, everybody. [26:46] Thank you. [26:47] The Press is the next President, [26:49] that includes the Cabinet Room. [26:54] It includes the Cabinet Room. [26:56] The President, oh, hold it. [26:57] Take them in to see the Cabinet Room. [26:58] Go ahead and sign it. [27:01] Yes, sir. [27:02] Yeah, turn on the lights. [27:03] Thank you, guys. [27:03] We're going to head to the Cabinet Room now. [27:05] You guys can follow me. [27:06] Does the next president get to take out his real stuff? [27:08] He can do whatever he wants.