President Trump speaks at rally at Northern Kentucky University's Truist Arena

[0:02] And gentlemen, the 45th and 47th president of the United States, Donald J. Trump. [14:02] Special hello to Kentucky. [14:05] Love Kentucky. [14:09] So I'm thrilled to be back in this beautiful commonwealth, which, by the way, I don't want [14:15] to brag, I won all three times receiving more votes than any candidate in the history of [14:22] Kentucky, whether it's presidential or not. [14:25] We got more votes three times than the last time was the most. [14:29] And by the way, we did extremely well the second time, as we did throughout the rest of the [14:33] country, in case you had any, just in case you had any questions. [14:37] I won 118, no, I didn't win, we won 118 out of 120 counties. [14:45] That's not bad. [14:46] Ed, is that bad? [14:47] That's not bad. [14:50] And I took Ed Galrine along with me. [14:54] He's so great, that guy. [14:56] Central casting. [14:57] I looked at him, walked through the door of the Oval Office, I said, that guy is central [15:01] casting. [15:02] He's a Navy SEAL, straight up and down. [15:05] He walked through. [15:06] I said, that guy can do the job. [15:08] And he won by about 19 points. [15:10] That's pretty good. [15:11] I'm very proud of you when I see him here. [15:12] 17 days from now, the people of Kentucky are going to defeat the radical left Democrat. [15:23] Charles Booker, he's a Democrat. [15:26] And elect a friend of mine for a long time. [15:29] You know, I backed him from day one when he was running for Congress against a very tough [15:34] opponent. [15:34] I think the name was Amy McGrath. [15:36] Is that good? [15:38] See? [15:38] Do I have a good memory? [15:40] There's no weakness of memory in this guy. [15:43] Amy McGrath. [15:44] I actually beat her twice in another race. [15:48] I also beat her in another race. [15:50] But Andy Barr was just, he was an amazing candidate. [15:55] He's been an amazing congressman. [15:57] He'll be one of the great U.S. senators. [16:01] There'll be, there'll be, I mean, he's just fantastic. [16:03] And that's why I'm here. [16:04] That's why I'm, that's why I'm here. [16:10] But Andy, good luck with everything. [16:12] I know all you'd have to do, if the people turn out just a little bit, you're going to [16:15] walk away. [16:16] But you're going to have one of the best senators in Washington. [16:18] You're going to have fantastic. [16:21] I'd say he'll be the absolute best, but that'll cause me a lot of problems. [16:25] Right? [16:27] Also, here in Kentucky's 4th District, we're going to send Ed Galrine to the U.S. House [16:35] of Representatives, and he's going to be, he's going to be a perfect man. [16:43] You know, I needed somebody good. [16:44] And this guy walks through the door. [16:46] I said, look at this beautiful guy. [16:47] He shook my hands. [16:48] He is, he is. [16:50] Take him back home to mom. [17:06] Going to be back home to mom. [17:07] So they're paid protesters. [17:17] They get paid to do that. [17:18] They pay him $250. [17:21] They get paid. [17:22] We have them all over the place. [17:23] They stand up. [17:24] They say something. [17:25] They get $250. [17:26] It's disgraceful. [17:27] But then they have to suffer because they go to back home. [17:31] And the mother, especially if she's a Kentucky mother, she slaps the hell out of him. [17:42] Slaps the hell and says, I voted for that man. [17:44] Don't you ever do that again. [17:45] But mom, I made $250. [17:49] They may put me in jail. [17:51] How about that? [17:52] $250 and your life is ruined, right? [17:56] How stupid, how stupid are they? [17:58] But I just, it's just an honor to be here. [18:02] You know, the worst thing about a thing, that's one young kid. [18:05] He's a young kid. [18:06] I don't think we should, we shouldn't ruin his life in press charges, right? [18:10] Just let him go. [18:11] Oh no. [18:13] Let's think about it. [18:14] But, but it's so sad, you know, when you see it because the fake news, look at all the [18:20] fake news back there. [18:21] So now what they'll do is they'll say massive protests against President Trump in the big [18:35] Kentucky rally. [18:39] Massive protests. [18:40] That's what they do. [18:41] And just across the river in Ohio, we're going to elect John Usted to the Senate. [18:52] You know, Andy, I didn't know about John Usted. [18:53] He said he's a great guy, respected. [18:55] He's been a lieutenant governor for a long time in Ohio, respected by everybody. [19:02] But he's a humble guy. [19:03] And I had no idea about him because I've always liked him. [19:08] But he was very quiet and respectful and very, like a perfect person, good looking guy. [19:15] But he was low key. [19:17] And I was with him three, four days ago. [19:21] And John Gooden came in. [19:23] He was, you know, a Gruden, who was a great guy. [19:26] John Gruden, who I knew through football, a fantastic coach. [19:31] And I was like, John, why are you here? [19:35] I'm here for my teammate. [19:37] Oh, who's your teammate? [19:39] John Usted. [19:40] He says, John, you, I said, he played football, played football. [19:43] He was great. [19:45] We won the championship. [19:46] He was one of the best players. [19:47] He was the best player in the team. [19:49] And he said he has a record. [19:51] He was a safety. [19:52] He has a record. [19:54] He intercepted 17 times. [19:56] I said, 17 times? [19:58] Wait a minute. [19:59] Is this that nice guy that I see around all the time? [20:03] Like, he's just a really respected but very humble guy. [20:07] Yeah, he was an absolutely unbelievable football player. [20:11] He'd take people's heads off when he tackled. [20:14] In fact, oftentimes we had to slow him down. [20:17] He said, you've got to be kidding. [20:19] He was an All-American. [20:21] He was an All-American. [20:23] So I said, I'm going to talk about it. [20:27] So I got up and I told him. [20:29] I said, John Gruden came in and said he was here for this guy. [20:34] And he doesn't brag about it. [20:36] See, I would have bragged. [20:37] I would have said, I was an All-American football player. [20:40] I have the all-time NCAA record for interception 17. [20:45] I played safety. [20:46] I took people's heads off. [20:48] They couldn't hold me back. [20:50] I was the best player on a championship team. [20:52] I was better than Gruden. [20:55] And I would have, everybody would have known about it. [20:58] They probably would have hated me, though. [21:00] But no, but this is his career. [21:02] He was like a great. [21:03] So the crowd, some of the Ohio people knew, but a lot of them didn't. [21:10] And I explained it. [21:11] And then, you know, the way I have people come up, he's going to come up. [21:14] They're all going to come up. [21:15] But they come up and I'll stand aside. [21:18] And I said, please make it quick. [21:20] Because a lot of times the audience doesn't want to hear from certain people. [21:24] Look at the crowds we have. [21:26] And he came up and he was talking very nicely. [21:29] And I stood right over here. [21:31] And I examined his ass. [21:33] I never did that. [21:35] No, I never did that with a man before. [21:38] I examined his ass. [21:41] And then I looked at his shoulders. [21:42] I looked at his feet. [21:44] I looked at his hand. [21:45] I looked at his jawline. [21:48] Studying. [21:49] He's got a jawline. [21:50] This is like, you would be very unfortunate if you picked a fight with him at a bar someday. [21:55] Give me that seat. [21:56] No, I'm not going to give you the seat. [21:58] But I then patted him on the shoulder. [22:02] And it was like a piece of steel. [22:03] I said, I'm still recovering my head. [22:07] I was like, and I explained it to the crowd. [22:09] I said, this is unbelievable. [22:11] And, you know, he's picked up like nine or ten points since I talked about that. [22:18] And he's got a really good chance of beating a very bad candidate. [22:24] A failed senator, I guess Jared Brown. [22:28] A very bad, very bad, they say a bad, he's been in for years and they threw him out. [22:39] We had Bernie Marino do a good job, but they threw him out. [22:43] But John Huston should do well. [22:45] He should do well and we'll see what happens. [22:48] But, you know, you never know in politics. [22:50] What do you know in politics? [22:51] I mean, one of the best races ever run, they say, was my second race. [22:55] And we won. [22:56] But we had to do it. [22:57] We had to do it again. [23:00] I had the ultimate pole. [23:02] The ultimate pole is we won in a landslide. [23:05] So we figured, all right, I'll do it again. [23:08] And we did. [23:09] And actually, this is much bigger than had we done it the normal way. [23:13] See, we have a man here. [23:15] These are front row Joes. [23:16] They've gone to, I think, 712. [23:20] I think 712. [23:22] You know, I've done over 1,000. [23:23] Can you believe it? [23:24] Over 1,000 rallies. [23:25] But they've been at 712. [23:28] And those beautiful women over there, where are you? [23:30] From North Carolina. [23:32] We accept North Carolina, right? [23:34] We love them. [23:34] And they're at 311 rallies. [23:39] And they're beautiful. [23:40] And they're husbands. [23:41] I don't know where the hell your husbands are. [23:43] I rarely see the husbands. [23:45] Are you guys husbands, man? [23:46] No, they're not husbands. [23:49] Your husbands aren't going to be. [23:50] Raise your hands if you're a husband over there, please. [23:53] Oh, good. [23:53] Okay. [23:54] Yeah. [23:54] You're well represented. [23:55] Good. [23:56] Because you have great wives. [23:57] I think it's good that you travel together. [23:59] But they've been to hundreds, right? [24:02] Hundreds of rallies. [24:03] And they're beautiful women. [24:04] Great women. [24:06] They're, you know, I just like people. [24:08] I like people that like me. [24:10] You know? [24:11] I just like it. [24:15] I can't help. [24:16] It's a character flaw. [24:18] I mean, I've had a couple of people, really horrible human beings. [24:21] Horrible, horrible, terrible people. [24:24] But I heard through the grapevine they really liked me a lot. [24:27] So I like them, too. [24:30] But in this election, I'm asking you to pretend that I'm on the ballot. [24:35] Because when I'm on the ballot, the stats are easy. [24:38] When I'm on the ballot, we always won. [24:41] We always won. [24:41] We picked up tremendous numbers of seats. [24:43] We get 49% more vote, whatever that means, 49%. [24:49] So I'm not on the ballot, but I am on the ballot. [24:52] But actually, I am for a different reason. [24:54] Because if we don't win, this is the most important midterm in the history of our country. [24:59] Because we've gotten more things done. [25:01] And they can undo them if we start losing an election, especially this one. [25:08] So pretend I'm on the ballot. [25:10] Go out and vote. [25:11] You've got to do it. [25:13] Raise your right hand. [25:13] Will everybody vote? [25:14] Yes, right? [25:15] I won't say swear to God, because maybe. [25:19] Because you... [25:19] This is a very... [25:20] You know, I heard the pastor give a very beautiful prayer. [25:26] And I could... [25:26] And this place was dead silent. [25:28] You could hear a pin drop. [25:29] So I will not go that far. [25:32] Because in case you had some massive emergency, like you had a heart attack or something like that. [25:38] But I hope you can go and vote. [25:41] And we have to vote for two great congressmen that are running. [25:45] Two great... [25:46] You have two... [25:47] Where is our other congressman that's running? [25:49] Where are you? [25:50] That's... [25:50] And he's a nice-looking man. [25:52] And I'm hearing you are fantastic. [25:54] I heard all about it on the way up. [25:56] We've got to make sure you get in. [25:58] You know, we've got to make sure. [25:59] So we're going to have you up here in a minute. [26:01] Okay? [26:01] You're going to come up here in a minute. [26:05] So we've got to get out and vote. [26:07] And if we do, we're going to win in a landslide. [26:09] And what has happened is I've gone around and done the rallies. [26:14] And, you know, there must be something when they're at 317 and these guys are like over 700. [26:19] I don't know. [26:20] They're all successful guys. [26:21] And then we have Mr. Wall. [26:23] Does anybody know? [26:26] And I say, someday, I'm going to get that suit. [26:29] I'm going to wear it up here because I am the king of the wall. [26:32] I built 2,000 miles. [26:35] I built 2,000 miles of wall. [26:37] I built 2,000 miles. [26:42] Remember when I first said, we will build a wall? [26:47] And by the way, by the way, Mexico did pay for that wall, just so you understand. [26:55] Because I charge them tariffs and I charge them costs like they have never paid ever in history. [27:03] And Mexico has paid for that wall many, many times over. [27:09] Believe me. [27:10] They remember I said, if they don't pay, we're just going to make it taller. [27:14] I thought that was what happens if they don't build it. [27:17] What happens if they don't participate? [27:20] We're going to make it 10 feet taller. [27:21] Remember? [27:22] We had more great lines of stuff here, Ed. [27:25] This was before. [27:26] This was when Ed was in the military defending us, wherever you may have been, right? [27:30] Navy SEAL. [27:32] But now Mexico has paid for that wall. [27:35] Because I keep hearing, okay, he built the wall, but Mexico didn't pay. [27:39] Mexico did pay. [27:40] They pay massive tariffs, far greater than the cost of the wall. [27:44] And I like it that way. [27:45] So let's get that straight, because the fake news loves to say, oh, he built the wall. [27:50] He built the wall, but Mexico paid. [27:54] All you have to do is call up the president of Mexico. [27:56] Did I even, look, I mean, not only did they pay, I even called the Gulf of Mexico the Gulf [28:04] of America, okay? [28:05] That's a form. [28:09] That's a form of payment. [28:12] Now, you know, it's interesting, though, but for years I've looked and we have 92, 93% [28:17] of the frontage, and they have about 7, 7 and a half percent, to be exact, 7.4. [28:24] And I said, you know, why is it called the Gulf of Mexico? [28:29] We have much more frontage. [28:31] It should be called the Gulf of America. [28:34] And, see, I don't think I could have done this in my first term. [28:37] This is a much more powerful term. [28:39] I can do stuff that's unbelievable. [28:42] I don't think I could do it. [28:51] So I put it in. [28:52] I called Google, Google Maps. [28:53] See, Google wouldn't have taken my call in the first. [28:55] Now they kiss my ass, you know? [28:57] Well, I also changed the name of a lake in Canada into Lake America, right? [29:08] Lake America. [29:12] Anyway, no, Canada's taken advantage of us for 50 years. [29:17] And I love the people of Canada, but the politicians are terrible. [29:21] And, you know, we lose $90 billion a year. [29:24] And I don't like losing money in anything. [29:25] So we're making, at some point, we're making a deal that's going to be amazing. [29:30] But for years, we've lost billions and billions of dollars. [29:35] And they just felt so emboldened. [29:37] You know, we had Trudeau, who's not a good guy. [29:41] Loser. [29:41] I mean, you know, I don't... [29:43] Loser! [29:47] And your current guy's good, but he's a nice guy. [29:49] But he's not nice when it comes to trade. [29:53] And they're learning and they're suffering. [29:55] They do 95% of their business with us. [29:57] We do very little with them by comparison. [29:59] And they, you know, I just don't want to lose. [30:02] I mean, if it's okay with you... [30:03] If it's okay with you, I do not want to lose, as your representative, [30:08] $90 billion for the privilege of allowing Canada to have a health care system [30:14] and other things that they shouldn't be having. [30:16] They spend money. [30:19] They spend our money very unwisely. [30:22] But the last time the radical Democrats had power, [30:28] they gave us the worst inflation in American history, [30:31] the highest energy prices in American history, [30:35] the worst trade deficit in American history. [30:37] They allowed 25 million people to pour across our borders [30:43] from all over the world they came. [30:44] It was an invasion. [30:45] It was like a military invasion. [30:48] And if they win in the midterms, they will do it again. [30:50] They're going to open your borders. [30:51] And we're still getting rid of the worst of the worst. [30:54] We got most of them out of here. [30:56] We got most of them out of here. [31:03] But the proud people of Kentucky will never let that happen. [31:06] You were suffering with us. [31:08] We were winning all those elections together. [31:10] But every time I came up, you were about as angry as any state. [31:14] It was just terrible. [31:16] Who would want that? [31:18] I mean, they had an open border. [31:20] No check. [31:21] No balance. [31:23] Totally unvetted. [31:25] No, like, where do you come from? [31:27] They came from the Congo. [31:29] They emptied their jails from the Congo. [31:31] They came from all over South America. [31:33] They emptied their jails. [31:35] They were drug dealers. [31:37] They came from mental institutions. [31:40] And they had 11,888 murderers, [31:44] most of whom committed more than one murder. [31:46] Why would we accept these people into our country? [31:49] Do you think they're going to reform? [31:51] Does anyone think those murderers would be very nice people, [31:55] nice, gentle people as your next-door neighbor? [31:57] No, they'll kill you. [31:59] You know, an amazing one is that in North Carolina, [32:02] they have a governor named Cooper. [32:04] By the way, Andy, you're so high up, [32:06] you don't mind if I talk about other people. [32:08] Andy is doing so well, I think we can talk about other people. [32:11] We've got to get you two congressmen. [32:16] But we have a fantastic guy, Michael Watley, [32:19] who's the head of the Republican Party. [32:21] Right? [32:23] Right? [32:23] They know. [32:25] He's fantastic. [32:27] So anyway, this governor is a radical-left governor [32:29] who tries to pretend he's, his name is Cooper. [32:32] And everyone thinks he's like this modern guy. [32:35] He's not. [32:36] He's radical-left. [32:37] He's a lunatic. [32:37] And you remember the late Willie Horton, [32:44] Governor Dukakis, running for president. [32:46] He had a 15-point lead. [32:48] He allowed a man named Willie Horton out of prison during the race. [32:52] And Willie Horton went on to kill three women, [32:55] rape and kill three women in very rapid succession. [32:58] And he had a lead of 15 that turned into a minus 10 within about two days. [33:06] And he was out of the race, and he lost the race terribly. [33:08] He lost it badly. [33:10] And then I see Cooper. [33:11] And so here's the story. [33:14] He let out, right? [33:16] 88 murderers. [33:20] You know why he let them out? [33:21] It was COVID. [33:22] And he didn't want them to catch COVID. [33:24] And many of them were on death, essentially death row. [33:28] But they were on very extreme lockup. [33:32] They were murderers. [33:33] So he let out 88 murderers because he didn't want them to be subject to COVID. [33:40] And by the way, these guys weren't going to be hurt. [33:42] They were strong. [33:43] They were not going to be hurt. [33:44] They were not 84 years old and seriously obese like some of my friends that kicked the bucket. [33:50] I had a friend of mine, a genius, a great real estate man. [33:54] He was 82, severely obese, totally a great man. [34:02] Great man, great real estate guy. [34:04] And he called me, he says, Don. [34:07] And it was just, he always used to call me Donnie in the real estate. [34:11] Once I became president, he called me president, which is nice. [34:14] I didn't tell him to change. [34:16] But he was one of the wealthiest. [34:18] He was one of the wealthiest men in New York. [34:21] A very tremendous guy. [34:23] But he was heavy. [34:25] He was old. [34:26] He suffered from the three worst things. [34:27] Rich. [34:28] He was rich, heavy, and old. [34:31] That is a perfect COVID victim. [34:33] And he died of COVID. [34:36] He said, I'm going to the hospital, president. [34:39] I'm going to go there and have COVID. [34:40] I'll be out in a couple of days. [34:42] I'll give you a call. [34:43] I called up the next day. [34:45] I said, how is so-and-so doing? [34:48] They said, sir, he's in a coma. [34:51] I said, he's in a coma. [34:53] The following day. [34:53] And then he died a couple of days later. [34:55] It was unbelievable. [34:56] These guys were not going to die. [34:58] And if they did, I guess that would have been okay. [35:03] They were murderers. [35:04] 88. [35:05] Is that right, ladies? [35:07] 88. [35:08] Okay. [35:09] So Governor Cooper. [35:10] This is worse than Willie Horton and Dukakis. [35:13] So Governor Cooper released the 88 people. [35:18] Released them because he didn't want them to catch COVID. [35:22] And they're murderers. [35:23] They murdered, of the 88, 25 of them murdered someone almost immediately. [35:32] And people don't want to tell the story. [35:35] They don't want to tell the story. [35:37] The fake news doesn't want to tell the story. [35:39] That's much worse than Willie Horton. [35:42] 88 people came out, 25. [35:44] And that was as of a month or two ago. [35:46] I'm sure there's a couple of other murders that they did. [35:49] So, and these people are from North Carolina. [35:52] Am I, is that a correct story? [35:53] And nobody talks about the story. [35:56] If that were a Republican, that story would be known all over the world. [36:01] So you shouldn't, you shouldn't vote for Roy Cooper. [36:04] You should vote for Michael Watley. [36:05] And Michael was in, you know, Michael was the head of the Republican Party of North Carolina [36:10] during my time, but during the second run. [36:15] And I won North Carolina. [36:18] Other states allowed cheating. [36:20] You go up and down. [36:22] And he held it tight, tight, tight. [36:24] I said, you know, if I ever do this again, I'm going to take that guy from North. [36:27] I hardly know him. [36:28] But he was so good. [36:30] He hired 613 lawyers. [36:32] He had lawyers at every voting booth in the state. [36:36] And there was no cheating. [36:38] In other states, it was tremendous. [36:40] Georgia, Pennsylvania. [36:43] It was tremendous. [36:44] I had it won. [36:45] Everybody went to bed that night saying, oh, great. [36:47] Our president has been. [36:48] And then they woke up in the morning. [36:50] It all started happening at around 307. [36:53] Oh, we just found a box of ballots, many boxes of ballots, actually. [36:58] And hundreds of boxes of ballots just happened to be found. [37:03] And so people went to bed happy. [37:05] And they woke up, turned on the news. [37:07] And they saw the election was rigged. [37:09] But I said, but in North Carolina, we won because of him. [37:13] And I said, you know, if I ever do this again, I'm going to take that guy from North Carolina and I'm going to put him in charge of the Republican Party. [37:20] And I did with my daughter-in-law, Lara. [37:26] Lara is great. [37:29] And they were co-equals. [37:31] And I'm telling you, they were incredible, right? [37:34] They were incredible. [37:35] Now, Michael Watley is running. [37:37] And we got to get him in because he will be fantastic. [37:40] He's a fantastic man. [37:42] He's a little bit like John Usted. [37:44] He said, you know, he's understated, but a killer. [37:47] John Usted's a killer. [37:49] Can you imagine? [37:49] He takes people's heads off. [37:51] I thought he was the nicest, meekest person. [37:53] I would have fought him. [37:56] I would have had a fight with him, Andy. [37:58] And it would not have been a good situation for me, right? [38:03] But Watley is sort of the same thing, but not in a physical sense. [38:07] He's a mental killer. [38:08] And he's a great guy. [38:10] And I hope he does well. [38:11] I hope you're out there working for him because he deserves to work. [38:14] So, less than two years ago, the radical left Democrats, and it's a new term I use over the [38:20] last few, I can't believe it took me nine years to come up with it. [38:25] I take the E out and I replace it with a U for dumb. [38:30] And most people don't know it has a B. [38:32] I don't even need to say that because the media always changes that one around, so I won't [38:39] say it too much. [38:40] But most people don't know dumb. [38:41] Most people think dumb is spelled D-U-M. [38:43] But I take out the E, Democrat, I take out the E, replace it with a simple U, and they're [38:52] Democrats because they have the worst policy of any human beings that have ever lived. [38:57] Men and women's sports. [39:00] The transgender mutilization of your children. [39:04] How about the transgender mutilization? [39:06] How about open borders? [39:07] How about open borders? [39:08] So, sleepy Joe Biden and his whole group of crooks handed us the dark age of America. [39:18] It was the dark age. [39:19] And they weaponized our government. [39:22] You know, it's crazy. [39:24] If somebody's under investigation from the administration, Donald Trump is weaponizing. [39:30] They indicted me. [39:32] They went after me like nobody's ever gone after. [39:34] They went after our people, probably people in this audience. [39:39] Something came out. [39:41] If you had a hat, if you bought a Make America Great Again, you were under investigation by [39:46] deranged Jack Smith. [39:48] Did you see that yesterday? [39:49] It came out. [39:51] They were after anybody that bought a Make America Great. [39:53] And then they say, I've weaponized. [39:56] I'm a baby, by comparison. [39:58] These people were sick. [40:00] But they gave us the dark age of America, and we quickly turned it, and I had no idea [40:06] we could do it this quickly. [40:07] We turned it into the golden age of America. [40:10] We're in the golden age of America. [40:11] So our nation is doing better now than ever before. [40:18] But the fake news refuses to talk about it very much. [40:21] And we're setting records and numbers that nobody ever thought could happen. [40:26] And so, because of the fact that they, the fake news, and they're back there, those cameras [40:31] are rolling, although the red light always goes off whenever I mention the fake news because [40:36] they're afraid I'm going to tell them how crooked they are, how dishonest they are. [40:42] So I'm going to go and do it myself, because the fake news won't, so I do it myself when [40:46] we get the word out. [40:48] It was just announced that under Republican leadership, incomes for hardworking Americans [40:55] have soared to the highest level ever recorded. [41:00] Thank you. [41:01] So, number two, these are stats that are, number one, they're irrefutable, but they're [41:12] just so potent and so ridiculous that I shouldn't even have to, I shouldn't be forced to stand [41:18] up here much longer. [41:20] Was he a friend or a foe? [41:24] I think he's, I think he's a friend. [41:26] Are you a friend or a foe? [41:28] Because being foe in this arena can be a very dangerous thing. [41:34] So, these are stats that are so good that I shouldn't have to be forced to stand up here [41:39] and talk for these guys all day long. [41:42] But it is a nice afternoon. [41:45] It is Saturday, I do believe. [41:48] Got to get that right. [41:49] Remember, remember Biden? [41:51] It's great to be in Florida. [41:53] And he was in Maine. [41:54] It's great to be. [41:55] He's got palm trees. [41:57] Remember, it's the palm trees all over the place. [42:01] He's in Maine. [42:01] It's great to be in Florida, but we don't have that anymore. [42:08] We have somebody that happens to be respected. [42:11] President Xi was here last week, and they respect our country now. [42:16] Okay, number two. [42:18] More Americans are working today than at any time in the history of our country. [42:24] And just so you know, that's, and I shouldn't say this, but that's despite the fact that [42:36] we let go of, as gently as we could, over one million federal employees because, and [42:44] they hate me, but now they like me. [42:46] You know why? [42:47] They've all gone out and gotten private sector jobs for much more money, and they like the [42:52] job. [42:53] We had ten people doing one job. [42:55] We had situations where there was one job, and we had ten people hanging around doing [43:01] one job. [43:02] So I led over a million people. [43:03] So how about our numbers? [43:05] I could make, you know what the Democrats do to make their numbers look good. [43:08] They hire. [43:08] I could do that tomorrow. [43:10] I could say right now, Jim right there, I could say, Jim, hire one and a half million [43:15] people for the federal government. [43:16] Yes, sir. [43:18] We have employment numbers that are the greatest in history. [43:21] But that's not making America great again. [43:24] What's making America great again is the private sector, and we need absolutely federal [43:29] people, but we don't need ten for every job. [43:32] So I let over a million go, and these numbers are phenomenal despite that. [43:38] But many of these people have gone out. [43:40] They've gotten private sector jobs, a job they like much more. [43:44] Their wife likes them much more, or their husband, they like them much more. [43:47] They get much more turned on by the fact that the husband's got a better job than he used [43:51] to have. [43:52] They became almost violent in their love for their husband, and they make more money. [44:02] So number two, the poverty rate has just reached its highest, best number. [44:07] It's the best number that we've ever had. [44:10] So you would call it the lowest level in American history. [44:13] So think of that. [44:15] We have more people working than ever before. [44:17] The people in this room are making more money than they've ever made before, and poor people [44:24] are losing less. [44:26] They're in better shape. [44:27] Poor people, they're... [44:29] So, with those three stats, with that, Kentucky, I would like to say farewell, and I hope you [44:36] have a wonderful Saturday afternoon. [44:38] I'm leaving. [44:38] Goodbye, everybody. [44:45] Because what do I have to... [44:48] Ed, what do I have to... [44:49] Why should I talk? [44:50] Think of it. [44:52] We have more people working, and we've gotten rid of a lot of government workers. [44:56] But they're all working. [44:57] Better jobs. [44:58] So they have more people working than ever before. [45:01] The average income is the highest it's ever been, and the poverty number is the best it's [45:07] ever been. [45:07] So I can stand up here and bullshit for two hours. [45:11] So sometimes I really think, Ed, when I have these numbers, I say, you know, let's just [45:18] get the hell out of here. [45:19] I'm not going to top it. [45:20] Because how can you do better than that? [45:22] African-American poverty, Hispanic-American poverty, and Native American poverty rates are [45:28] at their all-time best, the all-time lowest levels ever recorded. [45:35] The stock market has hit. [45:43] You know, when I did the little excursion to the Islamic, the beautiful Islamic Republic [45:48] of Iran, we beat the shit out of them. [45:51] But when I did that excursion, we knocked out their nuclear capacity. [45:57] Somebody said, oh, well, wasn't it worth it? [45:59] I said, they cannot have a nuclear weapon. [46:01] They can't because they'll use it. [46:02] So anyway, but when I did that excursion, we were rocking. [46:06] We were rocking and rolling. [46:07] I told my guys, Scott, Howard, and Jameson, all of them, Marco, J.D. [46:13] I said, we have to go to the Middle East for a period of time. [46:16] We're going to knock out the weapons. [46:17] We're going to be there a little bit longer. [46:19] But I did, actually. [46:21] I said, we're going to knock out. [46:22] And I did that within the period of time, I said. [46:24] But we have to make sure it doesn't come back. [46:26] That's what we're doing. [46:27] It's going to end very quickly. [46:29] And when it ends, by the way, when it ends, your gas prices are going down to lower than [46:35] what they were before. [46:36] But the stock market has hit in a little more than a year and a half, has hit 88 all-time [46:47] highs since the election. [46:49] Think of that. [46:50] 88. [46:54] And what does that mean? [46:55] That means your 401ks are at the highest level. [46:59] One of the people, I met one of the people yesterday. [47:02] I'm all over the place. [47:03] I go all over the place. [47:05] People say, how the hell does he do it? [47:07] Honestly, I have no idea. [47:09] But I meet people all over the place. [47:12] And this one man said to me yesterday, he said, you know, I hadn't looked at it in a long [47:18] time. [47:19] I looked at my 401k. [47:21] I'm up 61% in the last year. [47:24] 61%. [47:24] And my wife loves me. [47:26] She thinks I'm a great investor. [47:27] She never thought I was a good... [47:29] She'd always say, you don't know anything about money. [47:31] Now I said, I just hit 61. [47:33] And, sir, I didn't do anything. [47:34] I just don't... [47:35] No, your 401ks are at the highest point they've ever been. [47:38] You're all... [47:39] Does anybody have 401ks? [47:41] Everybody. [47:43] You know, when the Democrats, the Democrats, they go like 401ks. [47:47] Well, the stock market doesn't mean it. [47:50] Well, the stock market basically is your 401ks. [47:53] The stock market means a lot. [47:54] You know, they say, you always use this stock market. [47:56] Well, actually, I do when it's good. [47:58] If it's bad, I don't use it. [48:00] If it has a bad day, I'd never talk. [48:02] We don't have too many bad days, by the way. [48:05] Exports. [48:05] This is a great one. [48:07] Exports. [48:08] So, Barack Hussein Obama. [48:09] Have you... [48:09] Has anyone heard of Barack Hussein Obama? [48:14] Remember Rush Limbaugh? [48:16] He used to go, Barack Hussein Obama. [48:19] Barack Hussein. [48:20] Scream out Hussein. [48:21] Now, Barack Hussein Obama said we'll never be a manufacturing country again. [48:25] And despite that, you know, we have factories being built all over $21 trillion. [48:31] We have factories being built all over your state, all over the country. [48:35] Car plants are coming back. [48:37] Pharmaceutical companies are building $600 billion worth. [48:42] We're going to make all our drugs here. [48:44] But exports have just announced, soared to the highest level in American history. [48:51] That means we make a product and we sell it to other people. [48:54] That's the old-fashioned way. [48:56] That's the way. [49:00] And less than two years ago, and this was told to me by many leaders, the king of Saudi Arabia said it. [49:07] They said, a short time ago, we thought your country was dead. [49:11] It was a dead country. [49:12] It was laughed at all over the world. [49:14] You had an incompetent president. [49:17] How about would they try and say, he was wonderful. [49:19] He was wonderful. [49:20] He was wonderful. [49:22] I still don't get the debate. [49:24] I still don't get the debate. [49:26] Did they put him out there to lose? [49:29] Did they put... [49:30] What was that all about? [49:31] I think they wanted to make a change, so they put him into the lion's den. [49:37] But I thought he got... [49:40] Personally, I enjoyed the way he debated. [49:44] But think of it. [49:46] So the leaders of the world said, just a short time ago, sir, they talked to me. [49:52] Mr. President, we thought your country was dead. [49:55] And today, you have the hottest country anywhere in the world. [49:58] We're the hottest country in the world. [49:59] In four long years of crooked Joe Biden and the Biden administration, they got less than $1 trillion of new investment in the United States. [50:15] That's in four years. [50:17] In a little more than one year since I took office, we have secured commitments and money pouring in of more than $21 trillion. [50:27] Thank you. [50:28] Thank you. [50:28] There's never been a time. [50:30] There's never been a time like that. [50:32] I told yesterday, I said that one of the rallies, all of the rallies are so hot. [50:39] The rallies have changed the whole thing, you know? [50:43] These poor people, they're going like, something strange is happening here. [50:47] Because, you know, two weeks ago, they had a lot, but then I started the rallies, and all of a sudden, the Republican Party is starting to look very good. [50:55] It's starting to look very good. [50:57] We're winning, you know, in Texas. [51:00] Poll just came out this morning where our candidate, Ken Paxton, is leading now in Texas. [51:10] He's the greatest attorney general in the history of Texas. [51:15] One of the greatest in the history of our country. [51:18] Why shouldn't he be the guy? [51:19] That's the guy you want. [51:20] But he's the greatest in the history of Texas. [51:23] Why shouldn't he win? [51:24] The other guy's a freak. [51:26] Talafrico. [51:27] They call him Talafrico. [51:30] Can you imagine? [51:31] He's a vegetarian. [51:33] My wife corrected me. [51:34] I was calling it vegan. [51:35] I know nothing about that. [51:37] I don't like eating a piece of celery for dinner. [51:41] I don't like, I'll have a piece of lettuce. [51:44] Do you ever go out with a, my wife said to me, our great first lady, she said, darling, it's not vegan. [51:50] It's vegan. [51:51] And then she said, please don't dance. [51:56] You're the president of the United States. [51:59] Please don't. [52:01] Sir, she goes, she goes, please don't dance. [52:06] Look, she said to me, let me explain something to you. [52:12] You are the president of the United States. [52:14] You don't dance off the stage. [52:18] You don't dance. [52:18] And I said, darling, I just won the election in a landslide. [52:27] I won every single swing state. [52:30] 87% of the counties in the country won the popular vote, won everything. [52:36] Darling, they like it. [52:38] Well, you know what else she hates? [52:40] She hates when I do the women. [52:48] Oh, I can't do it. [52:49] I can't do it. [52:50] The mom and the dad. [52:53] Mom and dad are rooting her wrong. [52:56] Can't do it. [52:56] Then the guy comes up. [52:59] He's a failed male weightlifter. [53:02] A total fail. [53:03] The one of the worst. [53:04] And he comes up 211 pounds in one hand. [53:13] And how ridiculous is the whole thing, right? [53:16] Can you imagine? [53:17] I only talk about it, and I think, Andy, this is important. [53:20] I only talk about it about a week or two out. [53:24] Because, honestly, I don't want them to change their policy. [53:26] Because if they have this policy, unless they cheat even better than they do, [53:31] because the thing they do best is cheat, but will never lose. [53:35] They can't lose. [53:36] I mean, they have men and women's sports. [53:38] Whoever heard of such a thing, men and women's sports? [53:41] They have the transgender mutilization of your child, your children. [53:51] Timmy goes out, goes to school, comes back four days later as Sarah. [53:57] It's true. [53:58] I think we have five or six states where they can actually just do that. [54:02] And they do it. [54:03] They're sick people. [54:04] But think of that. [54:05] Open borders. [54:06] To me, open borders is so bad for this country. [54:10] And all of the things I just said, and many more, they're going to do again if they win. [54:16] That's why you have to get out and vote. [54:17] That's the way I'm doing this. [54:18] I don't need to do this. [54:20] I could sit home. [54:21] I already won. [54:22] Somebody said, good luck with the election. [54:24] I said, no, I already won. [54:26] I don't need to do this. [54:27] But I have to because if they win the midterms, all of a sudden you're going to see a slide [54:33] and all of the crap that we talk about, the incompetent stuff that we talk about is going [54:38] to come back and we're going to go through the same process. [54:41] And I don't think our country can handle it again. [54:44] I really don't. [54:46] So that's why I'm here working my ass off for you. [54:49] I didn't have to do it. [55:05] Thank you. [55:07] Thank you. [55:07] Thank you very much. [55:11] So thanks to my favorite word, which is now my fifth favorite word. [55:16] You know that story. [55:18] I used to say tariff is my favorite word. [55:20] And the press went after me. [55:22] What about God? [55:23] What about wife, family, relationship? [55:27] So I made tariff number five. [55:29] And now they leave me alone. [55:32] But thanks to my fifth favorite word in the dictionary tariff, Ford is investing all this [55:40] money, just so you know. [55:42] There's no tariff to pay if they come in and build their plant in Kentucky or any one of [55:46] our states. [55:47] There's no tariff. [55:49] It's very simple. [55:53] And that's why we have billions and billions of dollars of plant and equipment and factories [55:59] and everything under construction right now. [56:02] Nobody's ever seen anything like it. [56:04] But thanks to tariffs and the right leader, $2 billion in its largest plant, they're building [56:13] the largest plant in the entire country. [56:15] The Louisville Assembly Plant is creating more than 4,000 Kentucky jobs, right? [56:23] And just last month, GE Appliances announced a brand new $1 billion investment to expand its [56:32] manufacturing in Kentucky, creating 5,712 jobs. [56:39] And today, this could be breaking news. [56:47] It is certainly for your state. [56:48] I'm pleased to announce that if the Republicans win, because the Democrats can't do it. [56:57] This is simple. [56:59] If the Republicans win, you better get out and run. [57:03] This is the biggest one. [57:04] This is the one that, oh, I tell you what, Andy Barr is going to be very happy when he hears [57:09] this. [57:09] But you have to win, Andy. [57:10] Otherwise, forget it. [57:11] If the Republicans win the Department of War, we'll be investing $100 million in the pharmaceutical [57:21] company, Anthea, to revitalize a gigantic drug manufacturing facility in Winchester, Kentucky. [57:29] That's a big one. [57:36] That's a big revitalization project. [57:41] But if the Democrats win, it doesn't, because they wouldn't be able to do it. [57:44] They wouldn't even know what you're talking about. [57:46] They have no idea. [57:46] And they're going to gut the Department of War, and we're going to have not much. [57:54] You know, think of how good they are. [57:55] I rebuilt the military my first time. [57:58] And then Biden gave a lot of it away to Ukraine. [58:01] He gave a lot of it. [58:02] They would have paid. [58:03] All you had to do is ask the European Union for money. [58:05] They would have paid. [58:06] So I came and I did that. [58:07] But we have the greatest military anywhere in the world. [58:12] The greatest. [58:12] And our country is doing so well under Republican leadership. [58:20] Here's your other big story, in my opinion. [58:22] I don't know. [58:23] Maybe people don't believe it. [58:24] But if they don't, they're foolish. [58:26] Because I do everything I say. [58:28] You know, they had a newscaster on today. [58:30] He wasn't necessarily a fan. [58:32] I guess pretty normalized. [58:35] And he said, you know, promises made, promises kept. [58:39] That's something that Trump talks about. [58:40] And he said, whether you like it or not, he has actually done far more things than he promised. [58:48] And he's the only politician I remember. [58:50] I've done a lot more. [58:51] I've done things. [58:52] I never promised, like, Greenland. [58:55] I never promised Venezuela. [58:58] You know how much money we're taking out of Venezuela? [59:00] Hundreds of billions of dollars we're taking out of Venezuela. [59:03] We're working with the Venezuelan. [59:05] One day. [59:08] One day. [59:10] But think of that. [59:13] But if Republicans win the House of Representatives and the Senate, I'm going to give all adult citizens in the United States of America $5,000. [59:23] Would you deserve it? [59:25] And only Republicans can do that because the Democrats, they can't do it because we're taking in massive amounts of money through tariffs and record-setting economic success. [59:43] The Democrats won't do that. [59:44] They can't do it. [59:45] They don't know how to do it. [59:46] They can't do it. [59:47] It's not in their policy. [59:48] Their policy is to raise your taxes. [59:51] So the exact opposite will happen, actually. [59:54] If the Democrats win, you will have, in my opinion, I hope I'm wrong about this, but I hope they don't win. [1:00:00] 1929-style economic—you're going to have a depression. [1:00:05] They're incompetent. [1:00:06] If the Republicans win, you'll each have $5,000 in your pocket and economic success for our country like we have never seen before. [1:00:16] And remember, because they like to say, oh, well, maybe he won't do that. [1:00:24] I always do it. [1:00:25] And remember, about a year ago, I promised the military a bonus, right? [1:00:30] Everyone said, oh, he won't do that. [1:00:32] He can't do that. [1:00:33] Really? [1:00:34] So I said to the generals, how much can we afford to give our military members, all members of the military? [1:00:40] And they came back, and they said, $1,775. [1:00:45] So I said, hmm, that's a strange number. [1:00:49] $1,775. [1:00:51] And everyone came in, and they said, sir. [1:00:54] These handsome guys like better than any movie. [1:00:56] They don't have good-looking guys in the movies. [1:00:59] These guys are good-looking. [1:01:00] And these three generals were like, sir, we could do $1,775. [1:01:07] And some... [1:01:08] Thank you. [1:01:10] This is my sidekick, COVID. [1:01:12] So we can have $1,775. [1:01:16] And it sounded strange to me. [1:01:17] Then I realized, well, because with $1 more, it's $1,776, right? [1:01:22] So I said, General, can you scrounge together one more dollar for everybody? [1:01:30] Yes, sir. [1:01:32] I said, you know what that means? [1:01:33] Yes, sir. [1:01:34] It means $1,776. [1:01:36] I said, isn't that a great number? [1:01:38] So the Democrats said, you'll never be able to do that. [1:01:40] I did it immediately. [1:01:41] It was paid a year ago. [1:01:43] I do what I say. [1:01:44] And just as another little backup, the Trump dividend, call the $5,000. [1:01:52] The Trump dividend is approximately $1 trillion. [1:01:56] But we have a record-setting $21 trillion that's pouring into our country right now. [1:02:01] And when you start thinking about it, it's not really that much. [1:02:06] We have more money coming into our country than at any time for any country. [1:02:10] That includes China and everybody else. [1:02:12] And many times greater, just not a little bit greater. [1:02:16] The only caveat is that the Trump dividend, you have to spend the money in the United States of America. [1:02:30] Recirculation. [1:02:33] Recirculation. [1:02:34] You have to spend it. [1:02:35] In other words, you can't get your check. [1:02:37] Darling, darling, I got my check for $5,000. [1:02:39] And she says, so do I, so do I. [1:02:42] They both get it. [1:02:43] So do I, darling. [1:02:44] Oh, let's go to Japan and have a wonderful... [1:02:48] Or let's go to the beautiful country of France and get involved in the revolution. [1:02:55] Or let's spend the money in China. [1:03:00] No. [1:03:01] I said, yes, I thought it was very cute yesterday. [1:03:03] I said, or what you're going to do is let's go to Miami Beach and have some fun. [1:03:09] And then I said, I thought this was very cute. [1:03:14] I said, or let's go and join the president for lunch at Mar-a-Lago and we'll buy at Mar-a-Lago one hamburger and a small dessert. [1:03:31] That'll take up about $5,000. [1:03:33] But the choice in this election is very simple. [1:03:39] You can vote for the radical left Democrat communists to loot your wealth, raise your taxes by $5 trillion. [1:03:48] These are the only people I've ever seen that we will... [1:03:53] Do you ever watch them in the campaign? [1:03:55] All my life I've watched politicians. [1:03:57] I've always found it interesting. [1:03:59] It's nice to know you have a president that was at least interested in politics. [1:04:03] But all my life I've watched and they were always saying, we will cut your taxes. [1:04:08] We will cut your taxes. [1:04:09] Democrat reared. [1:04:10] They were... [1:04:11] This is the only group of lunatics that said, we are going to raise your taxes. [1:04:15] They're saying, we will raise your taxes. [1:04:18] Who the hell's voting for these people? [1:04:21] Transgender, open borders, men and women's sports, and we're going to raise your taxes on top of everything else. [1:04:27] Because I'm telling you, they have the worst policy I've ever... [1:04:32] That's why we call them Democrats. [1:04:34] But they're going to annihilate your borders, decimate Kentucky farms and energies, [1:04:39] mutilate your children and give 25 million illegal aliens amnesty and the right to vote. [1:04:44] They want amnesty for the illegal aliens, and they want to give them the right to vote. [1:04:51] Or you can defeat the Democrat communists and vote for more money in your pockets, [1:04:57] bigger paychecks for your family, much lower taxes, [1:05:01] almost no crime, a booming Kentucky economy, and no amnesty for illegal aliens. [1:05:10] You get that if you vote Republican. [1:05:17] But just think of what we've accomplished in less than two years' time. [1:05:21] More than I thought. [1:05:22] I don't want to act like... [1:05:24] I mean, more. [1:05:25] I didn't think you could do it. [1:05:26] If I would have said this during the campaign, you would have said, this guy's crazy. [1:05:29] We inherited the worst border in American history by far, [1:05:34] and we turned it into the strongest and most secure border in the history of our country. [1:05:39] And in the past, a number just came out a couple of days ago. [1:05:45] In the past 17 months, zero illegal aliens have been admitted into the United States through our Southern. [1:05:52] And last year, in Moorhead, Kentucky, an illegal alien criminal let in under Sleepy Joe Biden [1:06:09] and the Democrats attempted to rape a woman, then shoot her 15-year-old son. [1:06:16] He died immediately. [1:06:18] That illegal alien had been detained by police in Louisville two years prior, [1:06:23] and he should have been deported, but he was allowed to stay and commit this heinous crime [1:06:30] thanks to Louisville's horrible sanctuary city policy. [1:06:35] We're going to get rid of sanctuary cities, which release criminal illegal aliens into your streets. [1:06:43] And if you vote for Andy Barr and the Republican Congress, [1:06:46] we will end sanctuary cities in America once and for all. [1:06:54] A sanctuary city is a place that's made to protect criminals, [1:06:59] criminals, and they don't even give ICE, and ICE are heroes, [1:07:03] and Border Patrol are heroes, and our law enforcement is heroes. [1:07:11] I mean, they have a murderer in New York, a murderer. [1:07:15] ICE comes, we'd like to have him. [1:07:17] They let him escape purposely. [1:07:19] This is happening all over the country. [1:07:22] They're cuckoo. [1:07:23] They're sick. [1:07:24] There's something wrong with them. [1:07:25] Two years ago, our country was infested with thousands of members [1:07:29] of the savage Venezuela gang, Trende-Aragua, [1:07:33] who were killing and maiming innocent Americans, [1:07:36] a bloody rampage all across our country, especially in Colorado. [1:07:41] Poor Colorado. [1:07:42] They were just invaded. [1:07:43] They took over apartment houses. [1:07:45] They lived there. [1:07:46] Everybody was afraid to do anything about it. [1:07:48] On day one, I invoked the Alien Enemies Act [1:07:52] to smash and destroy Trende-Aragua, and I did. [1:07:56] And we sent them to a giant prison in El Salvador, [1:07:59] where they never will be threatening Americans again. [1:08:04] One man called the police because his apartment building was taken over. [1:08:09] Called the police, and they grabbed him, slapped him around. [1:08:13] They said, did you call the police? [1:08:15] Yes, I did. [1:08:16] You're taking my apartment. [1:08:17] They cut off his hand. [1:08:19] He said, you'll never make another call again. [1:08:21] In less than two years, we achieved the largest drop in violent crime ever recorded. [1:08:27] The murder rate, and that's despite having still some, [1:08:31] we got most of them out, but we still have some to go. [1:08:34] The murder rate is at the lowest level in 125 years since 1919. [1:08:40] Think of it, the murder rate, despite the fact that we still have work to do. [1:08:45] But we've done a hell of a job. [1:08:47] We've gotten the worst, the worst of the worst, we call them. [1:08:49] And thanks to a Republican Congress, I signed the great, big, beautiful bill [1:08:54] delivering the largest tax cuts in American history. [1:09:00] We gave you, and Andy covered this very nicely in his speech. [1:09:03] I listened to him coming in that beautiful Air Force One. [1:09:06] I'm coming, and I'm listening to Andy. [1:09:09] And he told you, we gave you no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, [1:09:13] no tax on social security for our great seniors. [1:09:16] We did that. [1:09:17] And one of the biggest things to protect your family ranches, farms, and small businesses, [1:09:25] we eliminated the unfair estate tax or the death tax. [1:09:29] We eliminated it. [1:09:35] You know, families were leaving their farms to their kids. [1:09:39] The mother and father, they love the kids. [1:09:41] The kids grow up on the farm. [1:09:42] They want to stay on the farm. [1:09:43] And small business, too. [1:09:44] But I don't know, I always think about, I think about it more for farms. [1:09:48] And they leave the farm to their children, and then the government comes along and assesses [1:09:56] it for a lot of money, and they have to go out and raise a lot of money. [1:09:59] They borrow the money from the bank. [1:10:01] They're unable to pay the interest. [1:10:03] The bank forecloses on the farm. [1:10:06] And many times, the kids commit suicide. [1:10:08] You know that. [1:10:09] It's a horrible thing. [1:10:10] We got rid of the tax. [1:10:12] There is no more estate tax or death tax. [1:10:19] And the Democrats want to put it back on. [1:10:22] So that alone is a reason to, right, Andy? [1:10:25] I also delivered another historic economic victory for the people of this commonwealth. [1:10:31] I ended the Democrats' war on clean, beautiful coal. [1:10:36] You know, we had these people closing up every coal mine that were making it impossible for [1:10:49] the mines to go, and now we're doing record business. [1:10:53] China's building now 54 massive coal-powered plants. [1:10:59] They make all the windmills, but they don't use them. [1:11:01] Think of that. [1:11:02] They make the windmills, but they don't use them. [1:11:05] They have a couple of fake farms up. [1:11:07] You know, they put them up, and they go, look, there they are. [1:11:10] All these stupid people, or only country. [1:11:12] Every country that's using windmills has gone bankrupt. [1:11:15] Terrible. [1:11:17] Clean, beautiful coal. [1:11:18] And I said to my people, Doug Burgum's fantastic. [1:11:21] Chris Ryder's fantastic. [1:11:23] Energy people, they're great. [1:11:24] Great people. [1:11:25] Unbelievable. [1:11:26] They love the country. [1:11:27] But I said, coal needs a public relations hand. [1:11:33] So from now on, we're not going to call it coal. [1:11:35] We're going to call it clean, beautiful coal. [1:11:38] So we go clean. [1:11:39] So Doug Burgum's up making his speech, and he's making this beautiful speech, and it's all about [1:11:45] coal. [1:11:45] And coal's mentioned about 60 times during the course of a couple of pages, and he took [1:11:50] me literally, which I guess he was supposed to, clean, beautiful coal. [1:11:55] Clean, beautiful coal. [1:11:57] Clean, beautiful coal. [1:11:58] After about 30 times, I said, slow down. [1:12:01] Just, you have the right to call it coal a little bit. [1:12:04] But we're doing a public relations, because, you know, that's the most powerful thing. [1:12:09] It's powerful. [1:12:10] That's why China said, you know, you can go by China. [1:12:12] Very smart. [1:12:13] And President Xi, I asked him about it. [1:12:16] He says, you know, he didn't really know. [1:12:18] He said, like, yeah, coal is great. [1:12:20] He said, it's the most powerful. [1:12:23] The easiest to get. [1:12:24] We provided critical funding for eight Kentucky coal mines and three coal power plants. [1:12:29] To stay open, they were going to close. [1:12:32] They were going to close. [1:12:34] And under my most favored nation, agreement on drug prices, which I think is the biggest [1:12:38] thing to happen to the drug industry in many, many years. [1:12:42] We went from paying the highest drug prices anywhere in the world to the lowest drug prices anywhere [1:12:49] in the world, with price differences of 300, 400, 500, 600, and in some cases, 700%. [1:12:59] There's never been anything like it. [1:13:02] And other presidents tried. [1:13:04] They never got it done. [1:13:05] And it's all done. [1:13:06] It's all done. [1:13:06] I had to get other countries to go along. [1:13:08] You think that was easy when I said to France and Germany, UK, fellas, you're going to have [1:13:15] to triple your drug prices. [1:13:17] By the way, it's still a fraction of what we were paying, but not easy, but we got it [1:13:23] done. [1:13:24] I said, if you don't do it, we're going to put about a 300% tariff on everything else [1:13:28] coming in. [1:13:29] And they said, we would be honored to do this, sir. [1:13:31] We abolished all discriminatory diversity, equity, and inclusion policies throughout the [1:13:38] federal government. [1:13:39] We got critical race theory and transgender insanity, the transgender insanity. [1:13:47] We got them out of our schools and out of our military. [1:13:51] We made English the official language of the United States of America. [1:14:02] And a very big one to me. [1:14:04] You know, our country was built on merit. [1:14:07] The top people do the job and just at all, but the top people. [1:14:11] We won somewhat unexpectedly, I tell you, took courage for them. [1:14:20] We won in the Supreme Court of the United States the right for merit. [1:14:25] Our country is once again based on merit. [1:14:28] Getting into college, getting into the military, getting a job anywhere. [1:14:34] It's based on merit. [1:14:36] Now you'll see the people with the best marks and the best boards and the best everything [1:14:43] else. [1:14:43] They'll go to the best college. [1:14:44] Is this simple? [1:14:46] Thanks to our Republican Congress, we delivered the largest ever investment in the United States [1:14:51] Armed Forces, over $1 trillion. [1:14:54] That was a record. [1:14:55] And all made in the USA. [1:14:56] And just as I promised, I am ensuring that, and it's very big, this is the reason we went [1:15:06] there, because they're nasty. [1:15:09] Iran won't have, doesn't have, and never will have a nuclear weapon. [1:15:14] Very simple. [1:15:16] Should have been done years ago. [1:15:18] Ed, that should have been done years ago. [1:15:22] There's never been a presidency that's accomplished anywhere near what we did in the first two years. [1:15:28] There's never been a presidency like this. [1:15:29] I mean, add, add Greenland, add Venezuela, add the fact that Iran won't have a nuclear [1:15:36] weapon, add the jobs pictures, add every, I could stand up here all day. [1:15:41] There's never been, it's long short of two years, there's never been two years like this [1:15:46] anywhere in the history of our country. [1:15:49] And likewise, my first term was an incredible success, having the greatest economy in history. [1:15:59] But this economy, you're going to see this very shortly, these factories and plants that [1:16:04] are under construction. [1:16:05] Did you see the construction employment numbers that threw the roof? [1:16:08] Everyone's trying to figure out, wow, what's going up? [1:16:10] They're building the biggest factories in the world all over the country. [1:16:13] And those plants are going to be opening in a year. [1:16:16] And when they open, you're going to see numbers that nobody's ever seen before. [1:16:20] You know, there was a, I said it yesterday, there was a show, a good business show, and [1:16:26] the anchor is asking a question of a certain pundit, a brilliant guy, actually, a business [1:16:34] pundit. [1:16:34] And he looked at the anchor and said, are you seeing what's happening in this country? [1:16:40] I mean that in a good way, because you could say that about Biden's too. [1:16:43] But in a good way, he said to him, because they're talking about the stock market, where [1:16:49] it's going, he said to the anchor, are you seeing what's going on in this country? [1:16:54] There's never been anything like it. [1:16:56] We're building the biggest car plants, the most car plants we've ever built. [1:17:00] We've built, we're leading China in SI, superintelligence. [1:17:07] We're rebuilding our pharmaceutical. [1:17:10] You know, we made no drugs. [1:17:12] We learned during COVID, we didn't make our drugs. [1:17:14] They're all building here, $600 billion worth of facilities. [1:17:18] They're coming in from Europe. [1:17:19] They're coming in from China. [1:17:21] They're coming in from all over the world. [1:17:23] But now, the radical left Democrats want to burn it all down. [1:17:27] They want to take it down. [1:17:28] All of the things I talked about and many more, every single Democrat in Congress voted against [1:17:33] our record tax cuts. [1:17:35] They voted against, think of it, every single one. [1:17:38] There wasn't one vote positive. [1:17:40] They voted against no tax on tips. [1:17:43] They voted against no tax on overtime, and they voted against no tax on Social Security [1:17:49] for our great seniors. [1:17:51] And they said that they will overturn that if they win. [1:17:55] That's a big deal. [1:17:56] They voted against voter ID because they want to cheat. [1:18:00] They voted against proof of citizenship because they want to cheat. [1:18:03] So you walk in to vote. [1:18:06] Sir, may I please see your citizenship? [1:18:08] How dare you ask me for my citizenship? [1:18:11] No, they have the citizenship and voter ID because they want to cheat. [1:18:16] That's the thing they're best at. [1:18:17] They cheat like hell. [1:18:19] They voted against securing the border. [1:18:21] They voted in favor of the worst inflation and the highest energy costs in American history. [1:18:26] They voted in favor of the transgender mutilization of your children and in favor of men playing [1:18:33] in women's sports. [1:18:34] They won. [1:18:35] And I saw it the other day that a well-known Democrat congressman on a show in the morning [1:18:41] fighting like hell. [1:18:44] This is a guy fighting like hell to have men have the right to play in women's sports. [1:18:50] I said, man, it's not, it's a tough, boy, that's a tough debate if you're on his side. [1:18:57] He looked like such a jerk, but he didn't stop and he wasn't convinced. [1:19:01] I don't know. [1:19:01] Maybe they're convinced, but they feel they need it. [1:19:03] I think it's about a 99-1. [1:19:06] You know, somebody said, sir, that's an 80-20. [1:19:08] That's not 80-20. [1:19:09] I think it's 99-1. [1:19:11] And it's so demeaning to women, men playing in women. [1:19:14] You know, you have these women are great athletes. [1:19:16] It's ridiculous. [1:19:17] And on election night, Kentucky is going to prove that America does not belong to those [1:19:27] who hate it. [1:19:28] America belongs to those who really, really love it. [1:19:35] And in state after state, the Democrat Party has nominated the most extreme anti-American [1:19:42] candidates in history, including dozens of members of the Democrat Socialists of America, [1:19:48] or in other words, communists, jihadists. [1:19:52] Yeah, but jihadists running in Michigan. [1:19:55] He's not, like, leaning left. [1:19:59] He was so far left, there is no such thing as the word. [1:20:02] This guy's a jihadist. [1:20:06] Mohammed El-Sayed. [1:20:08] He said, my name is not Mohammed. [1:20:13] I said, I'm the president of the United States. [1:20:16] I can call you whatever the hell I want. [1:20:20] But actually, you know, but a friend of mine sent me his whole name. [1:20:24] Actually, his middle name is Mohammed, which is so I'm pretty close. [1:20:29] You know, he should have no complaint. [1:20:31] Sure likes me very much. [1:20:32] I think he said he wants to impeach me. [1:20:35] They said, why do you want to impeach him? [1:20:38] Huh. [1:20:40] I don't know. [1:20:42] But we're going to impeach him. [1:20:43] These people are sick. [1:20:46] And they're the weaponizers. [1:20:47] They're the weaponizers, Andy. [1:20:49] Their platforms call for abolishing the U.S. Senate, abolishing the Supreme Court so that [1:20:57] they can take away your guns so they can take. [1:20:59] They want to abolish the Supreme Court. [1:21:01] They want to at least abolish. [1:21:03] But what they really want is to make it much larger because they want to take away your guns. [1:21:08] They want to take away your Second Amendment. [1:21:10] Giving free health care to illegals and defunding the police, closing all prisons. [1:21:15] This one guy, he wants to close, close the prisons. [1:21:20] Have you ever seen some of these prisoners? [1:21:23] I mean, you feel you have two-inch bars like this and you feel very unsafe and they're on the other side of the bar. [1:21:30] They want to abolish all prisons. [1:21:32] They want to release thousands of dangerous criminals to rob, rape, and kill you. [1:21:37] Other than that, I think their policy is quite wise. [1:21:40] Here in Kentucky, the Democrat candidate for the Senate, Andy's opponent, has been officially endorsed by the local Lexington chapter of the communist ESA. [1:21:53] This is true. [1:21:55] That's true, Andy. [1:21:57] Is that actually true? [1:21:59] Oh, boy. [1:22:00] He should have turned it down, but he can't because he's a communist. [1:22:03] His name is Charles Booker. [1:22:05] Nobody respects him. [1:22:07] He's a laughingstock and he opposes everything Kentucky. [1:22:09] He opposes everything that you stand for. [1:22:14] You stand for common sense, basically. [1:22:17] When asked if he wants to defund the police, Charles Booker responded, now is the time to do it. [1:22:24] Can you believe it? [1:22:25] Now, he said that, what, a year ago? [1:22:27] But one thing I learned in politics, when they say it, that's where they end up. [1:22:32] They change for an election, but they end up going back. [1:22:35] He tweeted, my name is Charles Booker, and I fully support reparations, meaning he wants to confiscate your wealth [1:22:43] and give it to other people for no reason. [1:22:45] He called for abolishing ICE. [1:22:48] He called for abolishing the Border Patrol. [1:22:51] He marched with a group of radical climate activists who sit on the road to block traffic [1:22:57] in an effort to shut down Kentucky coal mines. [1:22:59] He wants to shut them down. [1:23:01] Thousands and thousands of jobs, and you're booming now again. [1:23:04] Hard to believe. [1:23:05] He supports voting rights for felons and said our heroes of law enforcement and police were, quote, [1:23:12] born out of slave patrols. [1:23:15] I don't even know what that means. [1:23:17] They were born out of slave patrols. [1:23:18] What the hell is that? [1:23:20] He probably doesn't know. [1:23:21] He just was. [1:23:22] No, he's a radical. [1:23:24] How the hell can you lose to this guy? [1:23:28] I'll tell you what. [1:23:29] If you lose to him, you are unelectable. [1:23:33] I had to say that. [1:23:36] I don't like to give you negative thoughts. [1:23:38] This guy is bad. [1:23:40] You know, I got a couple of bad. [1:23:41] The Texas guy is bad. [1:23:43] The Texas guy is bad. [1:23:46] Talafrico, yeah. [1:23:47] Thank you. [1:23:49] Talafrico is bad. [1:23:50] No, El Sayed, Mohammed El Sayed is real bad. [1:23:53] We got some bad candidates out there, but thank goodness. [1:23:57] But Charles Booker is a communist lunatic, and he will not let him. [1:24:02] We're not going to let him destroy our country, and we're certainly not going to let him destroy [1:24:05] Kentucky. [1:24:07] You're next, Senator. [1:24:14] Thank you. [1:24:14] Your next Senator, Andy Barr, has been a warrior in Congress for many years, and I know it better [1:24:20] than anybody because we fight side by side for so long. [1:24:25] I hate to lose you in Congress, but I love to get you in the Senate. [1:24:31] I love that. [1:24:32] I love that. [1:24:33] And we have a couple of candidates that are going to do great. [1:24:36] Last year, Andy introduced the Stop Chinese Fentanyl Act, which I proudly signed into law. [1:24:44] Since then, drug overdose deaths have fallen every single month, and fentanyl overdoses in [1:24:51] Kentucky are down almost 80 percent from the Biden era. [1:24:55] So I just tell you with Andy, I've known him a long time, I endorsed him first run in Kentucky. [1:25:04] I knew him. [1:25:05] I knew he was going to be good. [1:25:06] He had a tough race, and he won the race easily. [1:25:08] And I don't want to say this is going to be an easier one. [1:25:12] I can't imagine this guy. [1:25:13] This guy's got a terrible reputation that he's running against. [1:25:17] But I'd like to have—he's a friend of mine. [1:25:19] He's been great. [1:25:20] He's been a warrior, I will tell you. [1:25:21] He's a warrior for what you want. [1:25:23] And I'd like to ask Andy Barr to come up and say a few words. [1:25:27] Thank you. [1:25:27] Thank you, Mr. President, for coming back to Kentucky. [1:25:46] Kentucky loves President Donald Trump! [1:25:49] And, Mr. President, in addition to all of those announcements and those jobs you've brought [1:26:01] to Kentucky at GE Appliances, at Ford, at the Pharmaceutical Investment in Winchester, [1:26:08] don't forget the hundreds of millions of dollars that you have invested with our work with you [1:26:14] to make sure Kentucky coal miners continue to power America. [1:26:20] And Secretary Lutnick was here in Kentucky where we continued to announce major investments [1:26:32] in this state. [1:26:34] And Secretary Chris Wright came to far western Kentucky just a few months ago to announce—listen [1:26:40] to this—a $100 billion private investment in an energy hub, because this president believes [1:26:49] in American energy dominance. [1:26:51] And with your help, we are going to continue to work with this president to make America [1:27:05] great again and stop socialism. [1:27:09] God bless you, Mr. President. [1:27:11] Thank you, Andy. [1:27:19] Thank you, Andy. [1:27:20] He's a great guy. [1:27:21] He's a good man. [1:27:22] You also need to get out and vote for a tremendous leader, a tremendous man, Navy SEAL and hero, [1:27:31] Ed Galrine, who came to my office. [1:27:36] I told you, he walked through the door of the Oval Office. [1:27:39] I said, there's our guy, because we had to defeat a terrible, terrible person, a Republican, [1:27:44] a terrible person who always votes against us. [1:27:47] You could give the greatest thing. [1:27:49] We're going to vote for a tax cut. [1:27:51] We're going to vote for—and to give the—he will be a no. [1:27:55] He will be a no. [1:27:58] Assy. [1:27:59] The worst. [1:28:00] The worst. [1:28:02] What happened to him, by the way? [1:28:03] I haven't heard about him in the last few months. [1:28:05] What the hell happened to that guy? [1:28:07] What a loser he is. [1:28:09] What a loser. [1:28:11] He's the worst. [1:28:12] No, he's a terrible guy. [1:28:13] Terrible. [1:28:14] Everything was always a no. [1:28:16] Do we have the most popular stuff? [1:28:18] He voted against the great, big, beautiful bill, I think, right? [1:28:21] How the hell do you vote against that? [1:28:24] It's like chock full of goodies for everybody, Republican goodies. [1:28:28] But Ed came along, and, you know, I had to find somebody to run against this jerk. [1:28:33] And I've had this case before, and sometimes they'll send me people that I said, [1:28:39] this is not a good situation. [1:28:41] Because, you know, I can be strong with the endorsements and helping and everything, [1:28:45] but I need somebody that's got it. [1:28:47] And I have had numerous occasions where I, you know, there's nobody as bad as Massey, [1:28:52] but I'd have somebody that we didn't want, and I'd, you know, go and work on it. [1:28:57] And they'd say, sir, we have a very nice candidate. [1:28:59] And this person would walk in, and he had no idea what the hell was happening. [1:29:04] But it was the opposite with that. [1:29:06] He walked through that door. [1:29:07] I said, man, look at that guy. [1:29:08] He's perfect. [1:29:10] And he was going, I'm with you, sir. [1:29:12] I've been in the military for 30 years. [1:29:15] I'm a Navy SEAL, and I don't like that Massey guy at all. [1:29:19] He's disrespected our country. [1:29:23] I said, this guy is, and then he shook my hand. [1:29:25] He's got a hand like this. [1:29:28] And he said, I've been in there for 30 years, and then I came back to my farm in Kentucky. [1:29:33] How cool. [1:29:34] I mean, is this Central Castle? [1:29:36] I said, you're going to win. [1:29:37] I don't think I had to even endorse him. [1:29:39] But I just had to put him out there, and he really did. [1:29:42] He is a natural. [1:29:43] So Ed is going to be an outstanding member of Congress. [1:29:46] He's a fantastic guy. [1:29:48] And unlike Massey, he will never be an obstruction to strong borders and low taxes and common sense. [1:29:55] And, Ed, would you please come up? [1:29:57] You are really spectacular. [1:29:59] Thank you. [1:29:59] Thank you, Mr. President. [1:30:10] Thank you for that applause. [1:30:12] Again, I'll only accept it on behalf of those who I served with, many that didn't come back. [1:30:16] Mr. President, it's a long way from a family dairy farm to this stage with you here today. [1:30:20] One year ago today, he invited me to the Oval Office to speak with him. [1:30:25] And right you are, the incumbent had a problem for every solution to help you people out. [1:30:30] Well, I'm going to take care of that. [1:30:32] You just get me in the end zone on 3 November, all right? [1:30:35] You help me on this no-fail mission. [1:30:37] Mr. President, I want to thank you for what you've done to unleash the U.S. economy, to unleash energy, to restore law and order, and to restore national defense and national security. [1:30:51] Our enemies fear us, and our friends respect us. [1:30:55] Thank you, Mr. President. [1:30:57] Now, is that guy central casting? [1:31:06] I looked at him. [1:31:09] I said, we're going to win this race very easily. [1:31:12] There's another man with us, and to be honest with you, this is the most important guy, because you had to vote, and Andy's going to win by a lot, and Ed's going to win by a lot. [1:31:25] But Ralph Alvarado is spectacular. [1:31:28] He's in a tight race with a lunatic. [1:31:31] And I said, I'd rather spend a little more time, because, again, these two guys are going to win by a lot. [1:31:39] Because nobody can come close. [1:31:40] I could run against them, but I wouldn't be able to beat them. [1:31:42] Maybe I would. [1:31:43] I don't know. [1:31:44] They're pretty tough. [1:31:45] But I said, I wanted to vote a little special time, because this man has been so good representing Kentucky's 6th congressional district. [1:31:57] And I just want to say that he is really a good guy, and I think he's going to do very well. [1:32:04] And it's a district across the river in Ohio. [1:32:09] And they say it's a little bit of a close race, but we're doing really, really well over there. [1:32:16] So it's Ohio 1st congressional district, Eric Conroy. [1:32:23] And they say he's, they say he's, I don't know him. [1:32:27] I got to be, I don't know him very well. [1:32:29] But I know one thing, his references are phenomenal. [1:32:33] And remember, Ohio, you have to get out and vote for John Huston. [1:32:37] And we're also, we're also pleased to be joined by Kentucky GOP chair, Robert Benvenuti, and I watched his speech. [1:32:49] The auditor, Allison Ball, thank you. [1:32:52] Kentucky treasurer, Mark Metcalf, Kentucky football legend, the number one overall pick in the 1999 NFL draft, Tim Couch. [1:33:02] I meant, oh, you have a big arm. [1:33:05] And congratulations to Kentucky on a great victory. [1:33:11] Incredible. [1:33:11] That was a big victory, huh, Tim? [1:33:13] And everyone here today is part of the greatest movement in history. [1:33:18] And we have a congressman, a man that's running, that we have to get in, right? [1:33:24] How important is that, Ed? [1:33:25] Is that important? [1:33:26] Getting them in? [1:33:27] We got to get them in. [1:33:28] Come on up. [1:33:29] Come on up here. [1:33:31] Let's go. [1:33:32] Come on up. [1:33:33] No, right here. [1:33:35] Come on up. [1:33:37] Come on up. [1:33:38] Well, thank you again, Mr. President, for visiting the Cincinnati, northern Kentucky area. [1:33:52] And as I mentioned earlier, America is on the ballot this year. [1:33:57] We need everyone to get out and vote in Ohio and in Kentucky to conserve and preserve our America first agenda. [1:34:04] We now have a Democratic Party where 60% of people believe in socialism. [1:34:10] Folks, this is not America. [1:34:11] This is not us. [1:34:13] It's time to put a stop to it. [1:34:15] So get out and vote, take your friends, and let's get this thing done. [1:34:18] Thank you. [1:34:19] Thank you. [1:34:26] Good guy. [1:34:27] A lot of great people. [1:34:29] Everyone here today is part of the greatest movement in the history of our country. [1:34:33] That's what it is. [1:34:34] It's the greatest. [1:34:35] This is MAGA. [1:34:37] Call it whatever you want. [1:34:38] This is the greatest movement. [1:34:39] And because it's the United States of America, it's got to be the greatest movement, period. [1:34:46] You know, I've watched over the years a politician goes and comes in second or third in a primary. [1:34:52] And his career is made because he came in second or third. [1:34:57] Pat Buchanan was a great guy. [1:34:58] He came in, I guess, second in a race. [1:35:01] And he had a great political career, actually. [1:35:04] But we won 39 states that first time. [1:35:06] And we, nobody ever thought, nobody saw that bus coming, I can tell you. [1:35:11] Nobody saw it coming. [1:35:13] And as you can see here today, we are, I believe, stronger. [1:35:18] And I can say that we've done nine, maybe ten of these in the last few days. [1:35:23] And everyone is a good president. [1:35:25] We haven't had too many great ones over a period of time. [1:35:29] Thank you, darling. [1:35:32] Thank you. [1:35:33] I'm glad you said it. [1:35:34] I didn't have, I was getting ready to say it, but it's much better. [1:35:38] She said, we have a great one now. [1:35:40] I said, I'd rather have you say it. [1:35:43] But, but, you know, we're at, like, I don't know what it is. [1:35:47] Out of 25 races, a sitting president, Republican or Democrat, has won two. [1:35:53] It doesn't make sense. [1:35:55] So there's never been any president that's campaigned like this for the midterms, okay? [1:36:00] There's never been. [1:36:01] And we are putting it all out on the line. [1:36:05] And if I don't make it, they're going to go get me. [1:36:08] They'll say, he was terrible. [1:36:10] He campaigned terribly. [1:36:12] If I do make it, if we win, I will get absolutely no credit. [1:36:16] They'll say the candidates were spectacular. [1:36:18] But what the hell? [1:36:20] I have to do it anyway. [1:36:21] But you know what I want to do? [1:36:22] Well, CNN did a chart and a video that's, I think, amazing because CNN is not particularly [1:36:30] friendly to our cause. [1:36:33] And they did a chart, two of them, that are so unbelievable when I thought I'd show them [1:36:39] to you right now. [1:36:40] Okay, MAGA GOP on Trump. [1:36:44] In the 2024 election versus Kamala Harris, he got 99% of the MAGA GOP vote. [1:36:49] Perhaps surprisingly, I might have thought it would be 100%, but it was 99%. [1:36:53] Compare that to his approval rating now with the MAGA GOP. [1:36:57] It's 98%. [1:36:58] That is, there's been no real decline in MAGA support. [1:37:02] These folks say that they're going to vote for congressional Republicans come the midterm [1:37:06] elections. [1:37:06] Again, that's the 99% that Trump got against Kamala Harris. [1:37:10] Look now, in terms of the congressional vote, 98% of them say they're going to be voting [1:37:14] for House Republican candidates. [1:37:16] So that support is actually really holding up strong. [1:37:19] It's really, really strong when it comes to MAGA GOP and the Republicans holding on to [1:37:24] that vote. [1:37:25] This one. [1:37:26] Okay. [1:37:26] The President Republicans most admire. [1:37:29] It's Donald Trump. [1:37:30] This is a historic comparison. [1:37:32] A majority of Republicans say, 53% say, he is the Republican president they most admire. [1:37:37] Ronald Reagan, who traditionally has won that much. [1:37:39] Donald Trump nearly triples up on this. [1:37:42] Reagan at just 18%. [1:37:43] And then Abraham Lincoln, who by most historic accounts is the greatest president of all time. [1:37:49] But Republicans say that the president that they most admire by, what is this, this is [1:37:54] six, seven times as many. [1:37:56] Donald John Trump at 53%. [1:37:58] Easily crushing Abe Lincoln at 8%. [1:38:00] And the Elon poll showed that he was the greatest president as well. [1:38:02] I feel like this slide might end up on a printout on his desk. [1:38:05] Thank you. [1:38:07] Thank you. [1:38:13] Thank you very much. [1:38:19] Thank you. [1:38:19] So, in conclusion, if you elect a Republican House and a Republican Senate on November [1:38:30] 3rd, you're getting $5,000. [1:38:33] We will make all tax cuts permanent, Andy. [1:38:39] We got to make them permanent because they could change them. [1:38:41] They want to change them. [1:38:42] They want to take away no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, no tax on social security for [1:38:49] our great seniors. [1:38:50] So, we want to make them permanent, Andy, and so they can't change them. [1:38:56] They want to take them away. [1:38:58] I can't even believe it. [1:38:59] We want to make permanent the estate taxes. [1:39:02] We want to make it permanent. [1:39:03] And we'll win the war on corruption and fraud led by our great vice president, J.D. Vance. [1:39:09] And we will pass the No Invasion of Our Country Act, prohibiting any future president from [1:39:18] ever opening our borders to illegal immigrants again. [1:39:22] And we will pass a truly great health care plan that will stop all, think of this, stop [1:39:32] all payments to the big insurance companies, which own the Democrats. [1:39:37] But the big insurance owns the puppets for the big insurance. [1:39:41] And we will give the money directly to you, the people, so that you can buy your own much [1:39:46] better health care and have lots of money left over. [1:39:53] They've stopped us from doing it. [1:39:54] They just voted in unison. [1:39:56] They stopped us. [1:39:57] We will end no cash bail. [1:39:59] And we will pass the death penalty for large-scale drug dealers, human traffickers, and anyone [1:40:04] who kills a police officer or law enforcement officer of any kind. [1:40:09] And we will pass the Save America Act to defend our sacred American elections. [1:40:16] And that will include voter ID and proof of citizenship. [1:40:21] And we will enshrine in permanent law no men in women's sports. [1:40:26] You know, we've won. [1:40:27] We've won 90 percent. [1:40:29] We've actually won 90 percent. [1:40:31] And the Olympics will not have it. [1:40:33] We said we're not going to stand for it. [1:40:34] So the Olympics will not have men beating up women in boxing and the various sports like [1:40:41] last time. [1:40:42] They've agreed to that. [1:40:45] And no transgender mutilization of your children. [1:40:48] We're not allowing that. [1:40:49] So ladies and gentlemen of Kentucky, the golden age of America is upon us. [1:40:59] But you must get out and vote for Republicans. [1:41:01] And you've got to vote for Andy, Ed. [1:41:06] You've got to vote for Alvarado. [1:41:08] You've got to vote for all of these great people. [1:41:12] We have already made unbelievable progress. [1:41:16] Progress like nobody has ever seen. [1:41:18] Nobody's ever seen anything like what's happening now. [1:41:20] There's never been anything like it. [1:41:22] And now we will reach new levels of greatness. [1:41:24] We're going to do things that nobody thought were possible. [1:41:28] We've already done that, actually, but we're going to hit levels of greatness that nobody's [1:41:32] ever seen before. [1:41:34] So it's my honor to be your president during this very exciting time in American history, [1:41:40] because together we will make America powerful again. [1:41:47] We will make America wealthy again. [1:41:51] We will make America healthy again. [1:41:55] We will make America strong again. [1:41:59] We will make America proud again. [1:42:03] We will make America safe again. [1:42:07] But most importantly, we will make America great again. [1:42:13] Thank you, Kentucky. [1:42:14] God bless you. [1:42:16] God bless you all. [1:42:17] Thank you.