Pres. Trump Holds Swearing-In Ceremony for the Chairman of the Federal Reserve - 05/22/26

[1:57] Hey, good morning. Welcome to Right Side Broadcasting Network. [2:00] This is RSBN Live. I'm Matthew Alvarez. [2:02] Any minute from now, we'll take you to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, of course, [2:07] as the president will participate in a swearing-in ceremony [2:10] for the new chairman of the Federal Reserve, Kevin Warsh. [2:14] This will be from the East Room of the White House. [2:17] Today is also an RSBN doubleheader, a bit later today at 2 o'clock Eastern. [2:21] We hope you'll join us for the president's remarks in Suffern, New York. [2:26] Now, that town is right on the border of New Jersey, [2:30] so having some family up in that region of the earth. [2:34] So anyway, the president will be speaking at about 3 o'clock later today. [2:37] So we have two opportunities today to cover some live coverage [2:41] when it comes to the White House and to the president. [2:44] So, you know, he'll be at the Oval Office, of course, [2:47] or actually the East Room for this next event that we're about to see. [2:51] And then he will board Air Force One and head up to New York for that speech. [2:56] So we have those two things that you can watch here on Right Side Broadcasting Network. [3:00] In the meantime, as we await the live feed from the White House, [3:03] in case you missed it, [3:04] we actually recently caught up with conservative host Justine Brooke-Murray. [3:09] And it's actually not an in case you missed it because we haven't aired it yet. [3:12] So here is Justine Brooke-Murray from just yesterday. [3:16] And joining us now here on Right Side Broadcasting Network [3:18] is MRC video host Justine Brooke-Murray. [3:22] Thanks again for joining us, Justine. [3:24] Thanks for having me. It's always good to see you. [3:26] Yeah, you too. So you guys do some great work over there at Newsbusters, [3:30] the Media Research Center. [3:31] Always good to see some of the research and the numbers as well. [3:34] I mean, can you talk about that a little bit? [3:37] Certainly. So we just conducted a study that the 51st season of SNL, [3:43] it's supposed to be a comedy show. [3:46] Of course, 91% of their so-called jokes during their weekend update session [3:51] has been all about Republicans, all about conservatives. [3:55] And here's the thing. [3:56] I'm a jokester. [3:57] I think we should all be able to get made fun of and make fun of each other. [4:02] But they won't dare make fun of their own authority, [4:05] which, of course, has always been the left. [4:08] I remember when SNL used to be a little funnier. [4:11] I grew up watching SNL when I was eight years old. [4:14] This was like the early 2000s. [4:16] So they were already very much pro-Obama. [4:19] And I still remember when President Trump was first elected. [4:22] They went out – the super funny comedy show all got together [4:27] and, like, this group hugged and started singing Hallelujah [4:30] because, you know, that's what we want to watch. [4:33] That's what we want to hear when we think of stand-up comedy or comedy TV. [4:38] So, of course, this is nothing new. [4:41] But none of the jokes are even funny. [4:44] Like, you've got Colin – you know, I almost mistook him for Colin Firth. [4:49] I think he's in the U.K. [4:50] But you've got Colin Jost, which sounds like Colin Joke. [4:56] Like, he is a joke, but he thinks he can tell jokes. [4:59] And then you've got Michael Che, like Michael Che Guevara. [5:02] And Michael Che, he basically is on all the time [5:05] only talking about how America's racist, Trump is racist, [5:09] and we're supposed to laugh along as he basically complains. [5:12] I remember just a couple of weeks ago he made a joke [5:16] that since President Trump was going to attend a musical [5:20] at Ford's Theater, oh, well, we hope, wink, wink, [5:24] nothing happens to him there like what happened to Lincoln. [5:28] And you had the entire audience cheering, [5:31] the audience that they cast and they manufacture. [5:34] So they were essentially calling for President Trump [5:36] to get assassinated like they seem to do all the time, [5:41] or at least they joke about it. [5:42] And anything that's actually funny, you're not allowed to say. [5:46] Because it's funny how the left, they've been in charge [5:50] of our entertainment for so long. [5:52] They've been in charge of our comedy industry. [5:55] But their rule is that you're not allowed to say anything [5:58] that could remotely trigger or offend someone. [6:01] They were the ones who created cancel culture. [6:04] So how can comedy actually exist when you have those rules? [6:07] Oh, it only exists when you call for violence [6:09] against the other side. [6:11] It's unbelievable. [6:12] Conservatives are actually funnier than liberals, [6:15] in my opinion, because they tell it like it is. [6:17] They have original comedy bits and sketches. [6:21] And whatever happened to that when it comes to SNL [6:24] or how about CBS, NBC, ABC, and all the crew there? [6:28] It's just a lot of left-wing junk. [6:30] But 91% of the jokes are against conservatives. [6:35] It's outrageous to see that. [6:37] They should talk about people like Spencer Pratt [6:40] in a positive way. [6:41] Because look at some of the AI videos he's doing out there. [6:45] He's really telling it like it is. [6:47] Your thoughts about Spencer and that mayoral race [6:49] in Los Angeles? [6:50] It's so funny to see the left and the media scrambling [6:54] when it comes to somebody like him. [6:56] And his opponents are so desperately trying to say, [6:59] oh, he's a MAGA, he's a Trump supporter. [7:02] And whether or not that's true, it doesn't matter [7:06] because he's talking about issues [7:09] that have affected California. [7:12] His house was burnt down under the leftist jurisdiction [7:15] of the current mayor there and their DEI fire chiefs [7:19] and the lesbian deputy fire chiefs [7:22] whom we were all supposed to be laser focused. [7:25] The most important thing is that they were [7:27] the first lesbian fire chief and deputy fire chief [7:30] and look how great that is for progress. [7:32] Meanwhile, the entire city of Los Angeles was burning [7:36] and yet you've got them going on TV ads saying, [7:40] oh, that's funny. [7:41] If you're a straight white male, [7:42] you got yourself in that fire. [7:45] And if you're in the middle of a fire, [7:47] well, that's your fault. [7:48] And don't expect us to rescue you [7:50] even though that's their job. [7:52] So it just shows how out of touch the left is. [7:55] If you dare to criticize their policies [7:58] that have gone awry, [7:59] the fact that Skid Row is everywhere in Los Angeles, [8:03] the fact that you can barely walk outside sometimes [8:06] without maybe stepping on a needle, [8:08] well, that makes you a horrible right-wing fascist, [8:11] which I'm pretty sure Pratt has been called [8:13] multiple times during that first debate. [8:16] And it just goes to show that they're really not, [8:20] they're so, you know what it is? [8:22] They're so used to being surrounded [8:24] by their echo chamber, [8:26] by their Hollywood leftist echo chamber [8:28] that the words fascist and, oh, MAGA, right-winger, [8:32] you know, that might fly on the set of SNL, [8:36] but it doesn't fly when you're trying to appeal to voters. [8:40] Exactly. [8:41] And the majority, the massive majority of the country, [8:45] they're not even listening to these guys anyway. [8:47] I mean, a few people are out there listening. [8:49] I mean, a decent amount, [8:50] but not the majority of the nation. [8:52] They're kind of, [8:53] they kind of understand [8:54] where these guys are coming from. [8:55] And it's unfortunate because we like comedy. [8:58] We want to make comedy great again. [9:00] We want to hear more people [9:02] saying funny jokes and laughter and all that, [9:04] but it's just, [9:06] they keep going with this situation again, [9:08] to your point, [9:09] 91% of the jokes on SNL's weekend update [9:13] are anti-conservative. [9:14] It's like, come on, guys. [9:15] Can you come up with some original content here, [9:18] you know? [9:19] So let's shift over all the way to the Middle East. [9:22] Your thoughts on the conflict ongoing in Iran right now? [9:25] Yeah, certainly. [9:27] A lot of people just, [9:28] they are so sick of foreign wars, [9:31] and it's understandable, [9:33] but it's so frustrating [9:35] to see the media try to manipulate this [9:37] and to essentially take the side [9:40] of those moolahs of what is now, [9:42] what are now those cardboard moolahs in Iran, [9:46] essentially take the side of those [9:48] who are throwing women, [9:51] throwing gays off buildings, [9:52] and executing protesters in the streets [9:55] just in, like, the span of three weeks. [9:59] I believe they actually executed [10:00] over 36,000 people, [10:04] but yet you have the two senior staffers [10:07] from CNN recently traveled to London [10:10] to Iran's Islamic embassy, [10:15] their embassy, [10:16] to actually celebrate at a party [10:18] that was supporting the Islamic regime. [10:21] And then they came back [10:22] just a couple of days later [10:23] to say that those two poor, [10:27] innocent Pennsylvania teens [10:28] who recently traveled to New York [10:31] to throw bombs [10:32] and to bomb protests in the name of Allah, [10:35] oh, well, they were really treated unfairly, [10:38] and, you know, they were just innocent, [10:40] and they're victims of their circumstances, [10:42] and it's our fault [10:43] that Islamists are activating sleeper cells [10:46] all around this country [10:47] on behalf of the moolahs in Iran. [10:51] And then on top of that, [10:52] there is no room for Sharia law in the United States [10:55] because our law is the Constitution, Justine. [10:58] Come on now. [11:00] Yeah, but that's what happens [11:01] when you get open borders. [11:03] That's what the left wants. [11:04] And they openly advocate it. [11:06] They're proud of it. [11:07] Like, it's no longer a secret [11:08] when Mamdani says that New York is a global city, [11:12] and then when he hires an al-Qaeda lawyer [11:15] to be the top legal counsel of the city, [11:18] then he held a Ramadan event [11:20] with these Islamists who, inside his mansion, [11:24] they apparently were throwing up [11:26] a sign that represents ISIS. [11:28] They were, yeah, [11:29] I don't want to repeat it on air, [11:31] but, of course, if you dare question that, [11:34] you're an Islamophobe, [11:35] and the media paints you as a horrible racist, [11:38] and the reason they do that [11:40] is they want to keep you in fear. [11:42] They want to keep you afraid [11:43] of actually criticizing the fact [11:45] that just over 20 years ago, [11:48] we had 9-11 in the same city [11:50] where now you have the Grand Mufti [11:52] who is hanging around the people, [11:54] hanging around people like Hassan Piker, [11:56] who stated that America deserved 9-11. [12:01] This whole thing, [12:02] I think about freedom of speech, [12:04] and I think about the truth, [12:05] and a lot of people [12:07] that are on the wrong side of history [12:08] are trying to go against truth, [12:11] go against freedom of speech. [12:13] We're not talking about [12:15] violent threats or anything here. [12:17] I'm not talking about any of that, [12:18] but I am saying, [12:19] if you want to say what you just said, [12:22] it should be totally fine. [12:23] It's called freedom of speech, [12:25] and also you're speaking truth. [12:27] So good to have that one-two punch there, [12:29] figuratively speaking. [12:31] Media Research Center video host, [12:33] Justine Brooke-Murray, [12:34] thanks again for joining us [12:35] and talking to us about a few issues [12:36] that are happening out there. [12:37] We look forward to having you [12:38] and your colleagues on, [12:39] again, here on Right Side. [12:40] Yeah, thank you. [12:41] Always good to see you. 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[14:36] We bring you all [14:37] the live coverage out there [14:38] that you see [14:38] when it comes to the president, [14:39] but also within conservative, [14:41] you know, [14:42] perspectives and news [14:43] and all that [14:44] instead of going to a place [14:46] like a mainstream network [14:47] where, of course, [14:48] we know what they are up to. [14:50] Thanks to President Trump [14:52] coining that phrase [14:53] and really, [14:54] it's factual [14:56] that they are the fake news. [14:58] because you can look [14:59] at all of the direction [15:01] that they're coming from [15:02] and it isn't always [15:04] from the perspective [15:05] of everyday America. [15:08] So, of course, [15:09] we're glad you're here [15:10] in conservative media [15:11] with us at [15:11] Right Side Broadcasting Network [15:13] and we look forward [15:13] to interacting with you guys [15:14] a bit more. [15:15] So, we're working on that [15:17] here shortly, [15:17] but in the meantime, [15:19] let's do this. [15:20] There are some highlights [15:21] from the White House [15:22] Congressional Picnic. [15:23] Let's go to clip number two. [16:18] Okay, once again, [16:18] those were some highlights [16:19] from the White House [16:20] Congressional Picnic recently [16:22] and whoever was doing [16:23] the camera work there, [16:24] a great job there, [16:25] just getting the sights [16:26] and sounds [16:26] and all the skills [16:28] to put into a video [16:29] like that. [16:30] Speaking of skills, [16:32] the president spoke, [16:34] of course, [16:34] yesterday [16:34] at the Coast Guard Academy [16:36] delivering that [16:37] commencement address [16:38] that some of you saw [16:39] right here [16:39] on Right Side Broadcasting [16:41] Network. [16:41] Let's look at some [16:42] of the highlights [16:42] from that. [16:43] Hello, cadets, [16:46] and let me begin [16:47] by saying a very big [16:49] congratulations [16:49] to the class of 2026. [16:53] It's a true honor [16:55] to be here [16:55] on this magnificent day [16:57] at one of the most [16:58] prestigious military academies [17:00] anywhere in the world [17:01] and I'm thrilled [17:02] to become the first president [17:04] to ever give a second [17:06] keynote address [17:07] to this storied institution. [17:11] A few moments from now, [17:13] every graduate in the field [17:14] will go forth [17:15] with an even greater honor, [17:17] one of the highest distinctions [17:19] anyone can attain. [17:21] You'll become commissioned officers [17:23] in the United States Coast Guard. [17:26] You're going to go on [17:27] to greatness, [17:28] the likes of which [17:29] even the Coast Guard [17:30] has not seen. [17:31] So wherever the duty calls, [17:34] whatever danger comes our way, [17:37] you will fight, fight, fight, [17:38] and you will win, win, win. [17:40] I want to just say [17:41] a very strong God bless [17:43] the Coast Guard Academy, [17:45] the class of 2026, [17:47] God bless [17:48] the United States military, [17:50] and God bless [17:51] the United States of America. [17:54] Speaking of America, [17:59] as we near our nation's [18:01] 250th birthday, [18:03] let's take a look [18:03] at a few states [18:04] in our union. [18:05] Now, we know that [18:06] there's Freedom 250 out there. [18:08] There's also America 250, [18:10] two organizations [18:11] doing great things [18:12] for our country [18:13] just to highlight [18:14] America 250 [18:15] coming up, of course, [18:16] in less than a month [18:18] and a half at this point. [18:19] So let's focus in [18:20] on a couple states. [18:21] We're going to go through [18:22] a few states here. [18:22] Let's start with New Mexico. [18:24] I think New Mexico [18:32] in and of itself [18:34] has a lot of charm. [18:35] It does have its challenges, [18:37] but it also has [18:37] some of the most beautiful [18:39] landscapes and sceneries [18:41] in the nation [18:42] and in the Southwest. [18:43] It has some of the most [18:44] beautifully diverse [18:46] and culturally rich [18:47] cultures and peoples, [18:50] and it's a place of freedom. [18:55] Santa Fe is the oldest [18:56] capital city in the country. [18:58] We are over 400 years old, [19:00] but that just shows [19:01] how rich in history [19:02] Santa Fe and New Mexico [19:04] truly is. [19:05] I believe there is [19:06] a lot of pride [19:06] to be from here. [19:07] The diversity, [19:09] the culture, [19:10] the tradition. [19:10] It's the evening time, [19:12] so I'll say [19:13] hoa kong or sengi kong. [19:16] Hello, good evening. [19:21] My name is Tompovi Martinez [19:22] and I come from [19:23] San Odefonso Pueblo, [19:25] also known as [19:26] where the water cuts through. [19:27] There's not only a lot [19:29] of spiritual history [19:30] and ancestral ties [19:32] to the land itself, [19:33] but what I find [19:35] really special and unique [19:37] is that this place [19:38] was once the ocean [19:40] floor and you can see [19:41] it in the way [19:42] that the plateaus [19:43] are formed [19:43] and the way [19:43] that the rock formations exist. [19:46] I have a great affinity [19:47] for this area [19:47] in northern New Mexico. [19:49] There's a power [19:50] to the land. [19:51] There's a power [19:51] to our Mother Earth [19:53] here that people feel. [19:55] That's a part [19:55] of my creativity [19:56] as a painter. [19:59] When I returned [20:00] from New York City, [20:01] I was a professional dancer [20:02] and an artist, [20:03] and I came home [20:05] and saw a community [20:08] of young people [20:09] with no outlet [20:10] for creativity, [20:12] let alone the arts. [20:13] And I had just had [20:14] an extraordinary career [20:15] at the highest level [20:17] in dance, [20:18] and I thought, [20:19] goodness, [20:19] I should try [20:20] to offer [20:22] the young people here [20:24] the same opportunity [20:25] that I had. [20:26] We are trying [20:26] to keep our traditions [20:27] and our cultures alive, [20:28] and the existence [20:29] of my people [20:31] and my ancestors [20:32] have shifted [20:32] and changed [20:33] over thousands, [20:34] hundreds of years, [20:35] like not only migrating [20:36] from place to place, [20:37] we've had multiple [20:38] evolutions, [20:39] so to say, [20:40] culturally, societally, [20:42] and it's important [20:43] to stay connected [20:44] to that and realize [20:45] that our roots [20:46] tie us all together [20:48] to a time before now. [20:50] We believe that [20:51] cultivating a new generation [20:53] of young people [20:54] who really understand [20:55] their place, [20:57] their passion, [20:58] and their purpose [20:58] in the world [20:59] is critically important. [21:01] I feel like [21:02] it's so important [21:03] in order to preserve [21:04] our culture [21:04] and our people [21:05] and our traditions. [21:07] I've always said [21:08] Santa Fe is the great [21:10] meeting place [21:11] of the future, [21:12] and I still feel that way. [21:14] And I'm just thankful [21:14] to live in a community [21:15] that is so welcoming, [21:17] not only to the history, [21:19] but welcoming to [21:20] what the future holds for us. [21:21] And it's important [21:28] to decipher [21:28] between the two. [21:29] Of course, [21:29] there's Freedom 250, [21:31] there's America 250, [21:32] of course, [21:33] two organizations [21:34] highlighting various states [21:35] and highlighting [21:36] the founding [21:37] of our country as well. [21:38] There's one that's [21:40] highlighting Arkansas, [21:40] Mississippi, [21:41] and the great state [21:42] here in Alabama [21:43] as well. [21:44] We might take a look [21:45] at some of those videos [21:46] as we just, [21:47] you know, [21:48] look at some of the history [21:49] but also how things [21:50] are right now. [21:51] And to be honest, [21:52] you're going to hear [21:53] from people that are [21:54] on both sides of the aisle [21:55] within some of those videos. [21:56] So we're just, [21:58] you know, [21:58] airing some of those [21:59] just for the purposes, [22:01] of course, [22:01] as we get ready [22:02] to celebrate our 250th [22:04] coming up here, [22:05] July 4th. [22:06] I know it's just May 22nd, [22:08] but before you know it, [22:09] it'll be June 14th, [22:10] of course, [22:11] for that huge party [22:12] on the South Lawn [22:13] of the White House. [22:14] And then we go to July 4th, [22:16] quite awesome, [22:17] to celebrate our 250th [22:19] coming up. [22:20] In the meantime, [22:21] as we get ready [22:21] to go to the White House [22:22] for the swearing-in ceremony [22:24] for the new Federal Reserve [22:26] chairman, of course, [22:28] specifically Kevin Warsh, [22:30] we'll go to a couple [22:31] of our sponsors [22:32] in the meantime. 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[25:00] Again, he will be [25:01] participating [25:02] in that swearing-in ceremony [25:04] for the new chairman [25:05] of the Federal Reserve, [25:06] Kevin Warsh. [25:07] In the meantime, [25:08] let's take a quick [25:09] commercial break. [25:09] We'll be right back [25:10] here on Right Side. [25:10] Welcome to Right Side [25:14] Broadcasting Network, [25:15] your trusted [25:16] conservative news outlet. [25:18] At RSBN, [25:19] we deliver the truth [25:20] when the mainstream [25:21] media falls short. [25:22] Since 2015, [25:23] we've proudly broadcasted [25:25] every single one [25:26] of President Trump's [25:27] iconic MAGA rallies, [25:28] bringing you the excitement [25:29] and energy live [25:30] before anyone else. [25:32] By watching RSBN, [25:33] you get an unfiltered [25:35] front-row view [25:35] of the action [25:36] on the ground. [25:37] We interviewed the crowds [25:38] to give a voice [25:39] to millions of Americans [25:41] just like you. 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[26:48] Let's go now [26:49] to the Commonwealth [26:50] of Virginia [26:51] as we're around [26:52] the corner [26:53] from celebrating [26:54] our country's [26:54] 250th anniversary. [26:56] We'll go to [26:56] clip six in Virginia. [26:58] We do things [27:00] differently here [27:01] in Virginia. [27:02] Our slogan is [27:03] Virginia is for lovers [27:04] and I really believe [27:05] that the people [27:06] of this state [27:07] really showcased [27:08] that slogan. [27:11] The Shenandoah Valley [27:19] is magical. [27:20] It's folkloric. [27:22] It's full of history [27:23] and nature [27:24] and outdoors. [27:27] Winchester, Virginia [27:28] was really at the center [27:29] of the Civil War [27:31] and changed hands [27:32] more than 70 times. [27:35] During the Revolutionary War, [27:36] one of my family members, [27:38] my ancestor, [27:38] was a commander. [27:39] When America won, [27:40] he got gifted land [27:41] here at Rockingham County [27:42] for his service [27:43] is we started growing fruit [27:45] and selling it [27:46] to the local community. [27:48] My family's done that [27:48] all the way up [27:49] from at least 1890. [27:53] 75% of my relatives [27:54] came over around 1880 [27:55] and 1910 [27:56] to escape the pogroms [27:57] in Eastern Europe [27:58] and landed in Brooklyn [28:00] or the Bronx [28:01] and stayed there [28:02] for a century or more [28:03] and I'm the one [28:04] who's branched out [28:05] and left New York City [28:07] and moved to Virginia. [28:15] I grew up in Borough Park, [28:16] a Hasidic enclave [28:17] in New York, [28:19] in Brooklyn. [28:20] So I grew up Hasidic, [28:21] you know, [28:21] with the curls [28:22] and the hat [28:22] and all that. [28:23] So I left around [28:24] two years ago, [28:25] I left the community. [28:27] I chose the Shenandoah Valley region. [28:29] I think it was kind of [28:29] the perfect distance [28:30] where I'm not too far [28:32] from family, [28:33] from Brooklyn, [28:34] but also not close enough [28:35] where it'll come show up [28:36] at any time. [28:36] So I get my distance, [28:37] you know what I mean? [28:38] It's that good, [28:38] that good sweet spot. [28:42] I think Virginians [28:42] are very proud [28:43] and look back [28:44] to their histories a lot [28:45] over at least four centuries [28:47] and well beyond here. [28:49] Here in the Shenandoah Valley, [28:50] there's an integrity [28:52] to the space. [28:53] Families have moved [28:54] into this area [28:55] really since the 1730s [28:56] and the Appalachian traditions [28:58] that still shape our food, [29:00] our music, [29:01] the way people find [29:02] their recreation today, [29:04] I think, you know, [29:05] sustain a lot over time. [29:08] Even though we're not [29:09] a large population, [29:11] we have a large contribution [29:12] in the history of the valley [29:14] and conversely [29:16] in the history [29:16] of the United States. [29:17] My dad was in Orwell [29:23] and he inspired me [29:25] to be active [29:26] in protecting my country [29:28] and all the principles [29:30] of the country [29:31] and we all knew [29:33] about going to church [29:34] and being a part [29:36] of the community [29:36] that we live in. [29:38] What do you call this? [29:44] Embroidery or something? [29:45] I don't know, [29:45] whatever patches are called. [29:46] Anyway, [29:47] these are F-100 [29:48] Super Saber [29:49] Fighter Bombers. [29:52] I flew this plane [29:52] for about five years. [29:54] 303 combat missions [29:56] in Vietnam. [29:58] Some of them [29:58] were pretty hairy missions [30:00] but I'm back [30:01] and I was in one piece. [30:05] We all share [30:06] a similar story. [30:08] It may not be [30:08] directly with one another [30:10] but if we didn't, [30:11] we wouldn't be able [30:12] to connect the way [30:12] that we do [30:13] when we meet each other [30:14] in different states, [30:15] different cities. [30:18] Somewhere in one [30:20] of these generations [30:20] we share a similar story. [30:36] Alright, [30:36] so focusing in [30:37] on the Commonwealth [30:38] of Virginia [30:39] as we are getting ready [30:40] to go to the White House [30:41] here. [30:42] Of course, [30:42] also, [30:43] this is an RSPN [30:44] doubleheader today [30:45] of course. [30:45] So later today [30:46] at 2 o'clock [30:47] Eastern time [30:48] we hope you join us [30:49] as we'll have [30:50] a number of live interviews. [30:51] Of course, [30:51] we'll be looking [30:52] at the 24-7 news cycle [30:53] a little closer [30:54] whether it's national news, [30:56] international news, [30:57] whatever's happening [30:58] on Capitol Hill, [30:58] hopefully some more momentum [31:00] for passing [31:00] the Save America Act [31:02] and a number of other [31:03] interesting things happening. [31:04] So we'll get into that [31:05] a bit more [31:06] in the 2 o'clock broadcast [31:07] but in the meantime [31:08] going over just some [31:10] of the America 250 videos [31:11] that are out there [31:12] Freedom 250 [31:13] always great to see it [31:15] as we are less than [31:16] two months of course [31:17] July 4th is almost [31:18] around the corner [31:19] as we get ready [31:20] to celebrate our 250th. 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comes [35:29] to your drinking water [35:30] man that's definitely [35:31] something to [35:31] you know [35:32] take with a precaution [35:34] there [35:34] and get a [35:36] product like [35:37] Cove Pier [35:37] back to what I was [35:38] saying about [35:39] the conspiracy theorist [35:40] thing [35:40] you know [35:41] sometimes people [35:41] call people [35:42] conspiracy theorists [35:43] then you know what [35:44] the conspiracy theory [35:46] most of the time [35:47] maybe [35:48] might be actually right [35:49] I think it's more [35:51] of a leftist thing [35:52] that they coined [35:53] so they can just [35:54] disregard somebody [35:56] that's maybe [35:56] asking questions [35:57] or [35:58] what about this [35:59] or what about that [36:00] so anyway [36:01] I know a lot of you [36:02] already know that [36:02] but [36:03] interesting times [36:05] that we live in [36:05] when it comes to media [36:06] and information [36:07] and where to watch [36:08] and where to get your news [36:09] and all the things [36:10] Right Side Broadcasting Network [36:14] has been here since 2015 [36:15] and the start [36:17] of this network [36:17] wasn't to [36:18] have an agenda [36:19] of let's [36:21] lie to the people [36:22] which is what [36:23] we see a lot [36:24] going on out there [36:25] in the media [36:25] because of you know [36:28] being against God [36:28] family country [36:29] that kind of thing [36:30] the first thing [36:31] that made this [36:32] network happen [36:33] was because [36:34] Joe Seale saw [36:36] that the networks [36:37] were just not covering [36:38] the full speech [36:39] for President Trump [36:40] and then [36:41] President Trump [36:42] would be calling out [36:42] the fake news [36:43] and saying [36:44] why won't you turn [36:45] the cameras around [36:46] why won't you show [36:47] the crowds [36:47] and then as you guys know [36:49] for 10 plus years now [36:51] this network [36:53] is a [36:53] live [36:55] breaking news network [36:56] it's a live [36:57] conservative network [36:58] we cover political news [36:59] we have commentary [37:00] interviews [37:00] all the things [37:01] within the 24-7 [37:02] news cycle [37:03] and of course [37:05] the Trump rallies [37:06] over the years [37:07] so [37:08] you know [37:09] again [37:10] look at the genesis [37:11] why did somebody [37:12] start it [37:12] what was the beginning [37:14] it was [37:15] grassroots [37:16] is why this network [37:18] is where it is today [37:19] and where [37:20] it may go [37:21] in the future [37:22] that's because [37:23] we're on [37:24] the side of the people [37:25] you know [37:25] it's us together [37:27] again [37:28] no teleprompter [37:29] you know [37:29] it's not [37:30] some fake script [37:32] by some producer [37:33] that's saying [37:34] you gotta say [37:35] this and that [37:35] you know [37:37] so anyway [37:37] enough of that [37:38] let's move on [37:39] alright [37:40] so we see that [37:40] the White House [37:41] is about to start [37:42] so what we're seeing [37:43] is [37:43] just in a few minutes [37:44] from now [37:45] the President [37:46] will participate [37:47] in a swearing-in ceremony [37:48] for the new [37:49] Chairman of the Federal Reserve [37:51] Kevin Warsh [37:51] okay [37:52] so this is gonna happen [37:53] from the East Room [37:54] of the White House [37:55] usually a spot [37:57] where of course [37:58] we see the President [37:59] for various events [38:00] so this one [38:02] in the East Room [38:02] interesting in my opinion [38:04] because [38:04] sometimes the swearing-in ceremonies [38:07] are in the Oval Office [38:09] but this one [38:10] in the East Room [38:10] after this event [38:13] sometimes in the East Room [38:15] there's no [38:16] questions from reporters [38:17] so once this ends [38:20] of course [38:20] President Trump [38:21] will then be [38:21] slowly heading over [38:22] to Joint Base Andrews [38:25] for his departure [38:26] to Rockland County [38:28] New York [38:28] for our second broadcast [38:30] which starts [38:30] at 2 o'clock today [38:31] the President [38:33] will be delivering remarks [38:34] in Rockland County [38:35] New York [38:35] right there [38:36] on the border [38:37] of New Jersey [38:38] Mahwah [38:39] New Jersey [38:39] and all that [38:40] I have some family there [38:42] and had some family [38:43] that used to live there [38:44] as well [38:44] so I know the area [38:46] pretty well [38:46] and that's where [38:48] President Trump [38:48] will be today [38:49] so again [38:49] that's at 2 o'clock Eastern [38:51] of course [38:51] we're about 2 hours [38:52] and 19 minutes [38:52] from our next broadcast [38:54] so it'll be [38:55] a pretty quick [38:57] moving pace [38:57] actually for the President [38:58] today [38:59] as he will be [38:59] doing this swearing-in [39:01] ceremony [39:01] from the East Room [39:02] and then [39:03] jet-setting [39:04] up to New York [39:07] for that speech [39:08] so glad you're with us [39:09] here on Right Side [39:10] as we are [39:11] continuing our live coverage [39:12] here [39:13] also [39:14] we know that [39:15] the President [39:15] recently spoke [39:17] to the Coast Guard [39:19] just yesterday [39:20] with a commencement address [39:21] for those of you [39:22] just joining us [39:22] let's go back [39:23] to clip number 3 [39:24] and just look at [39:24] some highlights [39:25] as we await [39:26] the President [39:26] at the White House [39:27] right now [39:28] hello cadets [39:32] and let me begin [39:33] by saying [39:34] a very big congratulations [39:36] to the class [39:37] of 2026 [39:38] it's a true honor [39:41] to be here [39:42] on this magnificent day [39:43] at one of the most [39:44] prestigious military [39:46] academies [39:46] anywhere in the world [39:47] and I'm thrilled [39:48] to become [39:49] the first president [39:50] to ever give [39:51] a second keynote address [39:53] to this storied institution [39:55] a few moments [39:58] from now [39:59] every graduate [40:00] in the field [40:00] will go forth [40:01] with an even greater honor [40:04] one of the highest [40:05] distinctions [40:06] anyone can attain [40:07] you'll become [40:08] commissioned officers [40:09] in the United States [40:10] Coast Guard [40:11] you're going to go [40:13] on to greatness [40:14] the likes of which [40:15] even the Coast Guard [40:16] has not seen [40:17] so wherever [40:19] the duty calls [40:20] whatever danger [40:21] comes our way [40:23] you will fight [40:24] fight fight [40:25] and you will win [40:25] win win [40:26] I want to just say [40:28] a very strong [40:28] God bless [40:29] the Coast Guard [40:30] Academy [40:31] the class of 2026 [40:33] God bless [40:34] the United States [40:35] military [40:36] and God bless [40:37] the United States [40:39] of America [40:40] alright so let's go [40:44] from the commander [40:45] in chief [40:45] the president [40:46] to second in line [40:48] the vice president [40:49] J.D. Vance [40:50] he shared a message [40:51] about the anti [40:52] anti-fraud [40:53] task force [40:54] recently [40:54] highlighting Minnesota [40:56] and also [40:57] giving a shout out [40:58] to Nick Shirley [40:59] take a look [40:59] just like all of you [41:01] I was shocked [41:02] last December [41:03] when I watched [41:03] Nick Shirley's [41:04] bombshell investigation [41:06] of migrant fraud [41:07] in Minnesota [41:08] which called attention [41:09] to the now infamous [41:10] quality leering center [41:12] instead of learning [41:13] and other schemes [41:14] across that state [41:15] this morning [41:16] the ringleader [41:17] of the $250 million [41:19] feeding our future [41:21] fraud scheme [41:21] in Minnesota [41:22] was sentenced [41:23] in federal court [41:24] to over 40 years [41:26] in prison [41:27] bringing justice [41:28] to the countless [41:29] school children [41:30] and families [41:31] she had scammed [41:32] and on top of that [41:34] today [41:35] federal law enforcement [41:36] launched a massive [41:38] raid in Minneapolis [41:39] across the city [41:40] agents have arrested [41:42] 15 people [41:44] for suspected fraud [41:45] that amounted [41:45] to $90 million [41:46] this includes [41:48] two of the largest [41:49] Medicaid fraud cases [41:50] in Minnesota history [41:52] as well as [41:53] the largest autism [41:54] fraud scheme [41:55] ever charged [41:56] by the U.S. [41:58] federal government [41:58] with this action [42:00] we're bringing justice [42:01] to some of America's [42:02] most vulnerable citizens [42:03] and justice [42:04] to the American taxpayer [42:05] in 2018 [42:07] Minnesota tried [42:08] to provide housing [42:09] services for the homeless [42:10] they estimated [42:12] that the cost [42:12] of the program [42:13] would be [42:14] $2.5 million [42:15] a year [42:16] by 2024 [42:17] the program [42:19] had exploded [42:20] to $104 million [42:23] annually [42:24] and almost [42:25] all of that [42:25] almost all of it [42:27] was because of fraud [42:29] as a result [42:30] the state [42:31] had to shut down [42:31] the program [42:32] and can no longer [42:33] provide those services [42:34] to Americans in need [42:36] so we've got [42:37] homeless veterans [42:38] sleeping on the streets [42:40] because fraudsters [42:41] got rich [42:42] but it's not just [42:43] the homeless [42:44] who are the victims [42:44] of these fraudsters [42:46] the victims [42:47] in the cases [42:48] announced by DOJ [42:49] today also include [42:50] disabled Americans [42:52] who rely on community [42:53] support to live [42:54] full independent lives [42:55] and citizens [42:57] for whom defrauding [42:58] such programs [42:59] is literally [43:00] a matter of life [43:01] and death [43:02] in one of the most [43:03] horrifying cases [43:04] charged today [43:05] a recipient [43:06] who needed [43:07] 24-hour care [43:08] was supposed [43:09] to be receiving [43:10] okay interrupting [43:12] the vice president [43:13] because we have to [43:13] go to the president [43:14] at the White House [43:15] because that live feed [43:16] is just starting [43:17] and of course [43:18] you can watch [43:18] the vice president's [43:19] message there [43:20] on his X account [43:22] and then also [43:23] we'll replay it [43:24] in full [43:25] in the second broadcast [43:27] of the day [43:27] which is going to be [43:28] at 2 o'clock [43:30] eastern time [43:30] right here on [43:31] right side [43:31] of course [43:32] President Trump [43:33] speaking in [43:34] Rockland County [43:35] New York [43:35] a bit later today [43:36] so he's going to be [43:37] at the White House [43:37] of course right now [43:38] and let's go to it [43:39] ladies and gentlemen [43:48] the president [43:48] of the United States [43:50] Donald J. Trump [43:51] accompanied by [43:52] Kevin Warsh [43:53] I thought that was [45:11] for me [45:11] I was very unhappy [45:13] I looked around [45:14] and I saw [45:15] they're all looking [45:16] at you [45:16] I was not happy [45:17] about that [45:17] and it's amazing [45:20] that's an amazing [45:21] amazing audition [45:24] and I'll tell you [45:24] what [45:25] it's [45:25] you have the most [45:26] important business [45:27] people and people [45:28] political people [45:29] that you can possibly [45:31] have in one room [45:32] that soon will be [45:33] a much larger room [45:34] than this [45:35] we'll have [45:35] a room substantially [45:37] larger than this [45:38] which we really do need [45:41] because we would have [45:42] had five times this crowd [45:44] everybody wanted to be here [45:46] to be with you [45:46] and it's an honor [45:49] and today I'm thrilled [45:50] to welcome you [45:50] to the White House [45:52] the most beautiful building [45:53] I love this building [45:54] we fix it up all the time [45:55] that's the real estate [45:57] business in me [45:58] and it's in tippy tap [46:00] shape finally [46:01] but for the swearing in [46:03] of our new chairman [46:04] of the Federal Reserve [46:05] Board of Governors [46:06] Kevin Warsh [46:08] Kevin [46:08] and I expect [46:31] he will go down [46:32] as one of the truly [46:32] great chairman [46:33] of the Federal Reserves [46:34] that we've ever had [46:37] I really believe that [46:38] I think he's [46:38] he's got abilities [46:40] that very few people have [46:42] that covers a lot [46:44] of territory [46:44] and he's respected [46:45] by everybody [46:46] and that's so important [46:47] in that position [46:48] congratulations to Kevin [46:49] and to his wonderful wife [46:52] Jane [46:52] Jane thank you very much [46:54] fantastic [46:58] and to your very beautiful family [47:02] you have a beautiful family [47:04] congratulations [47:05] it's a big deal [47:06] we're honored to be joined [47:08] by some incredible people [47:11] our speaker [47:12] of the house [47:13] Mike Johnson [47:13] who is doing an unbelievable job [47:15] Mike thank you very much [47:17] he's working very hard [47:22] on the Save America Act [47:23] but I will not say that [47:25] he'll get it done too [47:26] he gets everything done [47:27] thanks Mike [47:28] Supreme Court justices [47:31] and they are great [47:32] Clarence Thomas [47:34] and Brett Kavanaugh [47:35] Secretary of the Treasury [47:46] he's like central casting [47:48] Scott Besant [47:50] if we do a movie on [47:56] someday we're going to need [47:58] a Secretary of the Treasury [47:59] we're starring him [48:00] I think [48:01] we'll put him in there [48:01] right [48:02] he's done a [48:03] he's done a good job [48:04] Secretary of Agriculture [48:06] Brooke Rollins [48:07] Brooke [48:08] thank you [48:09] Secretary of Commerce [48:12] Howard Lutnick [48:13] thank you Howard [48:14] Secretary of Transportation [48:18] Sean Duffy [48:19] thank you Sean [48:21] Acting Secretary of Labor [48:25] Keith Sonderling [48:27] thank you [48:28] CIA Director [48:32] John Radcliffe [48:34] thank you John [48:35] OMB Director [48:39] Russell Vogt [48:40] Russell [48:41] thank you Russell [48:42] White House [48:45] Chief of Staff [48:46] Susie Wiles [48:47] Director of the [48:53] National Economic [48:54] Council [48:55] the other Kevin [48:56] I was [48:57] you know [48:57] they kept talking about [48:58] Kevin Kevin Kevin [48:59] and he's a good man [49:00] you're going to be working with [49:01] Kevin Hassett [49:02] Director of the [49:08] Federal Housing Finance Agency [49:10] Bill Pulte [49:11] and thanks as well [49:15] we have so many [49:16] political leaders [49:17] and I just see a few [49:18] and you have [49:19] Tommy Tuberville [49:21] soon to be [49:22] a governor [49:23] right now a very successful [49:24] senator [49:26] Dave McCormick [49:27] who's a phenomenal guy [49:28] wherever you may be [49:29] Dave [49:30] Andy Barr [49:33] just had a big win [49:34] he won by 40 points [49:36] congratulations [49:38] that was a big win [49:41] Andy [49:41] I'm proud of you [49:42] did the endorsement help [49:44] Dan Muser [49:48] my friend [49:48] who's a [49:49] fantastic congressman [49:50] Dan [49:51] thank you very much [49:52] Elise Stefanak [49:55] Elise [49:56] hi [49:58] and a highly respected guy [50:01] another friend of mine [50:02] French Hill [50:02] thank you [50:04] thank you [50:04] also with us [50:08] former Vice President [50:09] Dan Quayle [50:10] haven't seen Dan Quayle [50:11] where's Dan Quayle [50:14] wow [50:14] you look good [50:16] you look good [50:18] that's nice to see you Dan [50:21] very nice [50:22] former Speaker of the House [50:24] Kevin McCarthy [50:25] Kevin [50:26] good guy [50:31] former Secretary of State [50:33] Condoleezza Rice [50:35] highly respected [50:36] highly respected [50:39] by everybody [50:41] me too [50:42] former Governor [50:44] Glenn Youngkin [50:45] done a great job [50:47] great Governor of Virginia [50:51] and they try and take it apart [50:53] as fast as they can [50:54] but [50:54] you did a really fantastic job [50:56] thank you very much [50:57] Glenn [50:57] and many others [50:59] tremendously [51:00] distinguished [51:02] the biggest leaders [51:03] of business [51:04] and the biggest leaders [51:05] of politics [51:06] other than the ones [51:07] we mentioned [51:07] this is quite an assemblage [51:09] of talent [51:10] I see the Southern District [51:11] over here [51:12] will you stand up [51:13] please Southern District [51:14] Jay [51:14] stand up [51:15] and I don't know [51:21] if our acting Attorney General [51:22] is here [51:23] he's pretty busy [51:24] he's kept very busy [51:25] so if he is [51:26] or if he isn't [51:27] I'll just tell you [51:27] he's doing a very good job [51:29] working together [51:29] right [51:30] he's doing a great job [51:31] actually [51:31] so no one in America [51:33] is better prepared [51:34] to lead the Federal Reserve [51:36] than Kevin Warsh [51:37] Kevin received a degree [51:39] in public policy [51:40] from Stanford University [51:42] and then earned a JD [51:43] from Harvard Law School [51:44] he studied under [51:46] the renowned economist [51:47] Milton Friedman [51:48] and was mentored [51:49] by the legendary [51:50] Secretary of the Treasury [51:52] and Secretary of State [51:53] George Shultz [51:55] it's all legendary names [51:57] really [51:57] Kevin has worked [51:59] at the highest levels [52:00] of the financial world [52:01] as an executive [52:02] in the private sector [52:03] he did very well [52:04] and he served [52:05] at the highest reaches [52:07] of government [52:07] as a senior [52:08] economic advisor [52:10] in the White House [52:11] he knows the White House [52:12] very well [52:13] he's walking [52:14] through the White House [52:15] he's pointing things [52:16] to me that I didn't even know [52:17] at the age of 35 [52:20] he became the youngest [52:21] ever Federal Reserve Governor [52:22] for the past 15 years [52:24] Kevin has been a fellow [52:25] at Stanford's Hoover Institution [52:28] and his credentials [52:29] really are second to none [52:31] when you hear them [52:31] and there's plenty more [52:32] I know that Kevin [52:34] has the deepest respect [52:35] and reverence [52:37] for the institution [52:38] he will lead [52:39] starting today [52:40] we're so lucky [52:42] to have him [52:43] the Federal Reserve [52:44] is a pillar [52:45] of the world financial system [52:47] and the most important [52:48] central bank [52:48] anywhere in the world [52:50] with a history [52:51] stretching back [52:52] more than 100 years [52:54] it is truly [52:55] the institution [52:56] that's most looked to [52:58] and most respected [52:59] and it's now taken on [53:00] a new [53:00] a new and even higher [53:02] respect in my opinion [53:04] and honestly [53:05] I really mean this [53:06] this is not said [53:08] in any other way [53:08] I want Kevin [53:09] to be totally independent [53:11] I want him to be independent [53:13] and just do a great job [53:14] don't look at me [53:15] don't look at anybody [53:16] just do your own thing [53:18] and do a great job [53:19] okay [53:19] unfortunately [53:29] in the eyes of many [53:30] the Fed lost its way [53:32] in recent years [53:33] it became distracted [53:34] by concerns [53:35] far removed [53:36] from its core mission [53:37] and mandate [53:38] drifting into matters [53:40] such as climate policy [53:41] and DEI initiatives [53:42] with the Fed [53:44] straying from its mandate [53:46] while the last administration [53:48] blew out the deficit [53:49] Americans suffered [53:50] the worst inflation [53:51] that we had in history [53:52] it was the worst inflation [53:54] we've ever had [53:55] as you know [53:56] some people say [53:57] you're wrong about that [53:57] it was only in 48 years [53:59] but I think 48 years [54:01] almost sounds worse [54:01] the worst inflation [54:02] we've ever had [54:03] so it made it very difficult [54:04] Kevin has spoken often [54:06] about the need [54:07] to restore the Fed's integrity [54:08] by returning to a proper focus [54:10] on its two functional [54:12] and really fundamental [54:14] responsibilities [54:15] maintaining price stability [54:17] and low inflation [54:18] and achieving full employment [54:21] and we talk about it [54:22] we've talked about it often [54:23] and right now [54:25] we have the most people [54:26] working in the United States [54:27] than we've ever had [54:28] we have never had [54:29] as many people working [54:30] right now [54:31] in the United States [54:32] and it's something [54:34] that I like to say [54:35] and it's been pretty much [54:36] that way ever since [54:37] I've been president [54:38] when I go back [54:39] to the first term [54:40] I had those numbers too [54:41] and I kept them [54:42] and we've done things [54:44] that are really amazing [54:46] but we can bring it [54:46] to a new and higher level [54:48] with Kevin [54:48] I think we can bring it [54:50] to a level that nobody [54:51] ever thought possible [54:52] by following through [54:53] on this vision [54:54] Kevin will restore confidence [54:56] in the Fed [54:57] which is so important [54:58] and among Americans [54:59] all across the political spectrum [55:02] and people from all over the world [55:03] and they're going to be looking to Kevin [55:05] probably and possibly more [55:07] than any other person [55:09] that's had your esteemed position before [55:12] I think that's true Kevin [55:13] you've got a lot of people watching [55:14] I fully expect that [55:16] with the greatest Fed chairs [55:17] before him [55:18] Kevin will safeguard [55:20] the Fed's integrity [55:21] they'll make their own decisions [55:23] and hopefully make them well [55:25] but they'll be listening [55:27] to Kevin all the way [55:28] I really believe that [55:29] even if they're from [55:30] a somewhat different persuasion [55:31] they're going to be listening [55:32] to him out of respect [55:34] because everybody respects him [55:35] thankfully unlike some [55:37] of his predecessors [55:38] Kevin understands [55:39] that when the economy [55:40] is booming [55:41] it is [55:42] that's a good thing [55:43] we don't have to go crazy [55:45] just let it boom [55:46] we want it to boom [55:47] we want it to be like [55:48] nobody has ever [55:49] had before [55:51] because we do have some debt [55:52] we'd like to take care of [55:53] and the way you do that [55:54] is through growth [55:55] we're going to grow our way [55:56] out of it so fast [55:57] and Kevin somebody [56:00] and I feel strongly also [56:01] we don't want to see it stifled [56:02] we want to stop inflation [56:04] but we don't want to stop [56:05] greatness [56:06] and so that's really [56:08] a very good thing [56:09] a very positive thing [56:10] and that's what he's looking to do [56:12] he's looking to do [56:13] positive economic growth [56:14] it's so important [56:15] and as we discussed [56:17] economic growth [56:18] doesn't mean inflation [56:19] it can be [56:20] just the opposite actually [56:21] but economic growth [56:23] does not mean inflation [56:25] you don't have to stop the world [56:26] because you're doing well [56:28] Kevin's also said [56:30] that he'll bring [56:30] much needed reform [56:32] and modernization [56:33] transforming [56:34] obsolete data collection methods [56:36] rolling back [56:36] reliance on inaccurate models [56:39] and curtailing the Fed's practice [56:41] of issuing so-called [56:42] forward guidance [56:43] they want to do things on that [56:45] I guess it's a [56:46] a little complex subject [56:48] but it's something that Kevin knows [56:50] about better than probably anybody here [56:52] he has the temperament [56:54] and leadership abilities [56:55] to foster collaboration [56:57] among the entire board [56:58] and I know he will welcome [56:59] robust debate [57:01] in his mission [57:02] to keep prices stable [57:04] and employment high [57:05] Kevin will have the full support [57:07] of my administration [57:08] every one of these people [57:09] felt including Kevin [57:11] by the way [57:12] felt so strongly [57:12] about this choice [57:13] and we have no doubt [57:16] we have absolutely no doubt [57:18] so important too [57:19] so big [57:20] so important [57:21] I just turned on the television [57:23] I wanted to see [57:23] how the stock market's doing today [57:25] stock market's up 600 points [57:26] that means [57:27] they like you [57:28] if they didn't like you [57:31] it's actually up to [57:38] 50,702 [57:40] so that's as of about [57:42] 12 minutes ago [57:43] now who knows [57:44] but I think it can only go up [57:45] I think with you [57:46] it's only going to go up [57:47] that was a number [57:48] that nobody thought [57:49] was reachable [57:50] during my entire four years [57:52] if you look at some [57:53] of the great pundits [57:54] they said [57:55] well 50,000 would be impossible [57:57] during the four years [57:58] but sometime after [57:59] we hit it in the first year [58:00] but now we're really hitting it [58:01] and think of it [58:04] it's up to 50,702 [58:06] and S&P likewise [58:08] set a new record today [58:09] they both set new records today [58:11] and boy that's something good [58:12] but you're going to bring it [58:12] to a much different level [58:14] believe me [58:14] it's good [58:15] but it can go much better [58:18] and that's what I think [58:19] you're going to do [58:19] in my first year [58:20] we passed the largest tax cuts [58:22] in American history [58:23] the largest regulation cuts [58:25] in American history [58:26] and the largest spending cuts [58:28] in American history [58:29] all things that are so important [58:30] to greatness [58:31] and last year [58:33] we slashed the budget [58:34] by almost 500 billion dollars [58:37] at the same time [58:37] our military was at [58:39] 1.2 trillion [58:40] and we'll go be doing [58:41] the one thing we are going to be doing [58:43] is [58:43] and we build everything in America [58:44] we build it here [58:45] it's jobs, jobs, jobs [58:46] but it's also strength [58:48] strength, strength [58:50] we're going to be submitting [58:52] a military budget [58:53] for 1.5 trillion dollars [58:55] we have the greatest military [58:57] in the world [58:57] I built it during my first term [58:59] I didn't know we'd be using it [59:01] so much in my second term [59:02] but they gave away [59:04] a little bit of it [59:05] during somebody else's term [59:07] foolishly [59:08] but it's a very small part [59:09] relative to the whole [59:10] but we have the greatest military [59:12] in the world [59:12] I was with President Xi [59:13] and I said to him [59:15] we have the greatest military [59:16] in the world [59:17] and he actually didn't agree [59:19] we had a great meeting [59:20] he actually didn't disagree [59:21] with me on that very much [59:23] I will tell you [59:23] but we really do [59:25] what we've done in Venezuela [59:26] you see [59:27] what we've done to Iran [59:29] Iran is dying to make a deal [59:31] we'll see what happens [59:32] but we hit them hard [59:33] and we had no choice [59:35] because Iran cannot have [59:36] a nuclear weapon [59:38] they cannot have it [59:39] so I promised to cut [59:47] 10 old regulations [59:48] as you know [59:49] in my first term [59:50] for every new regulation [59:52] if you put a new regulation [59:53] then that's fine [59:54] but you had to cut [59:54] you had to cut [59:56] at least 10 [59:57] and so far [59:59] and I did that [1:00:00] it was actually 1 to 12 [1:00:02] so I did a little bit better [1:00:03] so far [1:00:05] we're blowing it away [1:00:06] this year [1:00:07] so far [1:00:08] it's 1 for 129 [1:00:11] in other words [1:00:11] we're cutting 129 regulations [1:00:13] for every one [1:00:14] Mr. Speaker [1:00:15] that we put in [1:00:16] so that's music to ears [1:00:18] we don't even have to go [1:00:19] through Congress for that [1:00:20] you know [1:00:20] it's a lot easier [1:00:22] if I do it [1:00:23] it's a lot easier [1:00:23] but all of these actions [1:00:25] are aimed at lowering costs [1:00:26] creating jobs [1:00:27] and driving economic growth [1:00:29] jobless claims [1:00:31] recently hit the lowest level [1:00:32] since 1969 [1:00:33] under our leadership [1:00:35] 5 million people [1:00:36] have been lifted [1:00:37] off of the food stamps [1:00:39] think of that [1:00:39] under [1:00:40] just in a short period [1:00:41] of time [1:00:41] more Americans [1:00:42] are working today [1:00:43] as I said [1:00:44] than ever [1:00:44] than ever before [1:00:46] and very importantly [1:00:47] 100% of the net [1:00:49] new jobs [1:00:50] under this administration [1:00:51] have been created [1:00:53] in the private sector [1:00:55] which is a number [1:00:56] that nobody's ever [1:00:57] to think of that [1:01:01] they're all [1:01:02] in the private sector [1:01:03] and we did [1:01:04] get rid of a lot [1:01:05] of government jobs [1:01:06] you had jobs [1:01:07] where there were 10 people [1:01:08] for every single [1:01:09] job [1:01:10] and every single event [1:01:11] and they were doing [1:01:12] all the same thing [1:01:13] or they weren't doing [1:01:14] very much [1:01:14] and they didn't like me [1:01:17] for a while [1:01:17] and now they're all [1:01:18] working at private sector [1:01:19] jobs [1:01:20] and they're making double [1:01:21] triple [1:01:21] quadruple the pay [1:01:22] and they're loving life [1:01:23] and they're loving going [1:01:24] to work [1:01:24] and it was a painful [1:01:26] experience [1:01:26] cutting that many people [1:01:28] from the federal government [1:01:29] but it's been amazing [1:01:30] and you know [1:01:31] you just can't have that [1:01:32] you can never make a country [1:01:33] as I say great again [1:01:34] if you're going to have [1:01:35] all government jobs [1:01:37] we're all private jobs [1:01:38] and the jobs are coming [1:01:39] we're building [1:01:40] more plants [1:01:41] more equipment [1:01:42] than anybody [1:01:42] has ever [1:01:44] any presidents [1:01:45] ever done [1:01:45] any administration [1:01:46] has ever done [1:01:47] and the number [1:01:48] I like the best [1:01:49] is we have [1:01:50] 18 trillion dollars [1:01:51] being invested [1:01:52] in the United States [1:01:53] for 11 months [1:01:54] not 12 [1:01:54] we haven't gotten [1:01:55] the results [1:01:56] from 12 yet [1:01:57] we're pretty new [1:01:58] but in 11 months [1:02:00] we have 18 trillion dollars [1:02:02] being invested [1:02:03] with a T [1:02:03] being invested [1:02:05] in the United States [1:02:06] and the record [1:02:06] was 3 trillion [1:02:07] many years ago [1:02:09] by a different country [1:02:10] that I actually [1:02:10] just left [1:02:11] it starts with a C [1:02:13] but we have [1:02:14] and that was 3 [1:02:15] and we're at 18 trillion [1:02:16] we're building factories [1:02:18] car plants [1:02:18] everything [1:02:19] AI [1:02:19] everything [1:02:20] all over the country [1:02:21] nobody's ever seen [1:02:23] anything like it [1:02:24] and I have to say [1:02:25] I have to give [1:02:25] the credit [1:02:27] to what used to [1:02:28] I used to say [1:02:29] it was my favorite word [1:02:30] my favorite word [1:02:31] of all [1:02:31] but I got in such trouble [1:02:32] because when I said [1:02:34] tariff is my favorite word [1:02:36] the media went crazy [1:02:38] they said [1:02:38] what about your wife [1:02:39] your family [1:02:40] what about God [1:02:41] what about religion [1:02:42] so I said [1:02:43] okay good [1:02:44] I'll make it my fifth [1:02:45] favorite word [1:02:45] right [1:02:47] but because of tariffs [1:02:49] we have tremendous amounts [1:02:51] of I mean [1:02:51] the car companies [1:02:52] are all coming back [1:02:53] they left us [1:02:54] for 35-40 years [1:02:55] they left us [1:02:56] chip [1:02:57] we will have 50% [1:02:58] of the chip [1:02:59] making capability [1:03:01] of who that man right there [1:03:02] is [1:03:03] stand up [1:03:03] will you please [1:03:04] but is that right [1:03:05] we're going to have [1:03:05] 50% [1:03:06] by the time [1:03:07] I leave office [1:03:08] and maybe more than that [1:03:09] they're moving in from Taiwan [1:03:11] they're moving in from other places [1:03:12] and they're building in Arizona [1:03:14] in particular [1:03:15] in that particular case [1:03:16] but between the auto plants [1:03:18] we have more auto plants [1:03:19] under construction [1:03:20] now than we've ever had before [1:03:21] we went many years [1:03:23] and there was no plant built [1:03:24] and it's all due [1:03:26] to what we did with tariffs [1:03:28] I guess November 5th [1:03:29] but all because of [1:03:30] the tariffs [1:03:31] and what they've done [1:03:32] used properly [1:03:33] used judiciously [1:03:35] so it's really something special [1:03:37] so we have all this [1:03:38] all these plants [1:03:39] under construction [1:03:40] they'll be completed [1:03:41] over the next year and a half [1:03:42] and you're going to see numbers [1:03:43] like we've never seen [1:03:44] in this country before [1:03:45] no country has ever seen [1:03:47] the kind of numbers [1:03:48] you're going to see [1:03:49] now we have some of the people [1:03:51] in this room [1:03:51] I look at them [1:03:52] some of the geniuses [1:03:53] that are building those plants [1:03:54] you know [1:03:55] a plant used to cost [1:03:56] if you built a shopping center [1:03:58] it would cost [1:03:58] 50 million is a nice center [1:04:00] but 500 million is a giant [1:04:02] beautiful center [1:04:02] these people are investing [1:04:04] you're going to have to look [1:04:05] in 50 billion dollars [1:04:06] on a building [1:04:08] for AI [1:04:09] 50 billion [1:04:10] it's [1:04:11] I say how big is it [1:04:12] well it goes [1:04:13] three miles by five miles [1:04:15] let you drive [1:04:16] three miles [1:04:16] five miles [1:04:17] but it means jobs [1:04:19] and it's got tremendous [1:04:20] potential for [1:04:21] a lot of things [1:04:22] but when you talk about growth [1:04:24] no country will see [1:04:26] and you'll start to see [1:04:27] that very soon [1:04:27] no country will see the growth [1:04:29] that we're going to experience [1:04:31] and that we're already experiencing [1:04:33] but that we're going to experience [1:04:35] and one of the things [1:04:35] that you see early on [1:04:36] is we have the highest number [1:04:38] of construction jobs [1:04:39] we've ever had [1:04:40] and that's because they're building [1:04:41] all of these plants [1:04:42] the auto plants [1:04:43] all of these plants are being built [1:04:45] including medical [1:04:46] medical is pouring back in [1:04:48] Eli Lilly and so many of the [1:04:51] they're building six major plants [1:04:53] they're going to make [1:04:53] almost all of their medicines [1:04:56] here we learned during COVID [1:04:57] and it's not good to be held hostage [1:05:01] by foreign countries [1:05:02] we're building all of these plants here [1:05:04] Lilly, Pfizer, all of them [1:05:06] they're all building tens of billions [1:05:09] of dollars worth of medical plants [1:05:11] we're going to have almost all of our medicines [1:05:12] made in our country [1:05:14] which is a really good thing to have [1:05:16] during four years of Biden [1:05:17] our country secured less than one trillion dollars [1:05:20] think of that though [1:05:21] and we're doing 18 trillion dollars [1:05:23] and everyone's talking about that [1:05:26] because nobody's ever seen anything like it [1:05:28] in a short time ago [1:05:29] and I say this often [1:05:31] the king of Saudi Arabia said to me [1:05:32] two years ago [1:05:33] he said I was over there [1:05:35] and by the way [1:05:36] they invested two trillion dollars [1:05:37] but I was over talking to him [1:05:40] getting them to invest a lot of money [1:05:41] in our country [1:05:42] and he said [1:05:42] you know president [1:05:43] two years ago [1:05:44] you were a dead country [1:05:46] and today you're the hottest country [1:05:48] anywhere in the world [1:05:49] we're the hottest country [1:05:50] anywhere in the world [1:05:51] and we're going to need guidance [1:05:52] and you're going to give us that guidance [1:05:54] but all of the things that we've done [1:05:57] numbers that are tripled [1:05:58] and quadrupled [1:05:59] and we do need [1:06:01] we need a really steady hand [1:06:03] and probably maybe [1:06:04] in many ways [1:06:05] the most [1:06:06] I don't know [1:06:07] I have two great justices [1:06:08] of the supreme court here [1:06:10] so I have to say [1:06:10] I don't know [1:06:11] which is more important [1:06:12] being a justice of the supreme court [1:06:14] or your job [1:06:15] I'm not sure about that [1:06:16] I'm not sure [1:06:17] I think I'd rather be a justice [1:06:19] between you and I [1:06:20] it might be easier [1:06:24] you're going to find out [1:06:25] you'll be saying [1:06:26] that's a very easy job [1:06:28] with the support [1:06:31] and strong and wise chairmanship [1:06:33] at the federal reserve [1:06:35] so important [1:06:36] America's future [1:06:37] will truly be [1:06:38] unlimited with Kevin [1:06:40] with Kevin at the helm [1:06:41] and he's off to an incredible start [1:06:44] with his family [1:06:45] with his education [1:06:46] with his background [1:06:47] with all of the things he's done [1:06:49] he's respected by everybody [1:06:50] so important [1:06:51] is to have that level of respect [1:06:53] where you can walk into a room [1:06:54] and people will listen to you [1:06:56] as opposed to walking into a room [1:06:57] and not having that kind of persona [1:07:01] he has a persona like nobody else [1:07:03] so I just want to say [1:07:05] congratulations Chairman Walsh [1:07:06] you are really a special person [1:07:09] in getting this job [1:07:10] the people that wanted this job [1:07:13] the most highly trained [1:07:14] highly educated [1:07:15] some of the greatest credentials [1:07:17] I've ever seen [1:07:18] and as far as I'm concerned [1:07:19] nobody was even close [1:07:21] and I just want to congratulate you [1:07:22] and I'd like to ask [1:07:24] if I might Jane [1:07:25] to step forward [1:07:25] and our very highly respected [1:07:28] Justice Clarence Thomas [1:07:30] to come up [1:07:31] and swear in [1:07:33] give him a good oath [1:07:34] if you would care [1:07:34] because we [1:07:35] Clarence [1:07:36] we need a really good oath [1:07:38] delivered here [1:07:39] okay [1:07:40] thank you very much [1:07:41] thank you [1:07:42] I Kevin Walsh [1:07:50] you solemnly swear [1:07:51] that I will support [1:07:52] and defend the Constitution [1:07:54] of the United States [1:07:56] that I will support [1:07:57] and defend the Constitution [1:07:58] of the United States [1:07:59] against all enemies [1:08:01] foreign and domestic [1:08:02] against all enemies [1:08:04] foreign and domestic [1:08:05] that I will bear [1:08:06] true faith [1:08:07] and allegiance [1:08:08] to the same [1:08:09] That I will bear true faith and allegiance to the saint. [1:08:12] That I take this obligation freely. [1:08:15] That I take this obligation freely. [1:08:17] Without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. [1:08:22] Without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. [1:08:26] And that I will well and faithfully discharge. [1:08:30] And that I will well and faithfully discharge. [1:08:33] The duties of the office on which I'm about to enter. [1:08:37] The duties on the office upon which I'm about to enter. [1:08:40] So help me God. [1:08:42] So help me God. [1:09:32] Thank you Mr. President. [1:09:37] This is above and beyond. [1:09:40] It is such an honor for Jane and me to have this ceremony here in the East Room with you sir. [1:09:46] I couldn't ask for a more beautiful setting or a more gracious welcome. [1:09:51] And I am grateful. [1:09:53] I recognize as the President said that ours is a time of great consequence. [1:09:57] It's also a great honor for me to have the oath of office administered by one of the great and longest serving public servants. [1:10:05] A brilliant and independent thinker. [1:10:09] A man dedicated to our Constitution. [1:10:12] And no less important. [1:10:14] A joyful and collegial presence on our highest court. [1:10:18] My esteemed friend Justice Clarence Thomas. [1:10:21] Now Justice Kavanaugh is here as well. [1:10:36] We served as young staffers a full generation ago in this building. [1:10:40] And I shouldn't be speaking for another justice. [1:10:44] But I will tell you something that I always felt. [1:10:47] That Justice Kavanaugh and I felt the majesty of this place where we're now sitting. [1:10:52] And we counted ourselves blessed and grateful to serve the nation we love and to do it in your building sir. [1:10:58] And of course I must thank Leader Thune, Chairman Tim Scott, and his fellow members of the Banking Committee who saw me through the Senate confirmation. [1:11:11] My whole family and I are joined by many others here today who I'm honored to call friends and colleagues, mentors, confidants. [1:11:20] Their presence means a lot to me. [1:11:22] And I think it means a lot to the President too. [1:11:24] It's the honor of a lifetime to be called back into public service. [1:11:30] And with this oath I've accepted a high and solemn responsibility. [1:11:36] At the swearing of Alan Greenspan at this very place in 1987, President Ronald Reagan called the chairmanship of the Federal Reserve a quote, great role in American life. [1:11:49] I've known five of my predecessors in this job, some of them quite well. [1:11:53] But Chairman Greenspan was the first to tell me and show me what this role demands. [1:12:02] He recently marked his 100th birthday. [1:12:05] And although he can't be here, I'm thinking about him today too. [1:12:10] Like Alan, I intend to fill the role of chairman with energy and purpose. [1:12:17] Just the way Chairman Greenspan did. [1:12:20] Faithful to the mission and the very best traditions of the Fed. [1:12:24] As you demonstrate, Mr. President, every day, energy and purpose are how big obstacles are overcome. [1:12:34] Your greatest ambitions are for America, for what free people can achieve when they have the chance. [1:12:42] And while I'm not naive about the challenges we face, I believe, Mr. President, these years can bring unmatched prosperity [1:12:50] that will raise living standards for Americans from all walks of life. [1:12:55] And the Fed has something to do with it. [1:12:58] Our mandate at the Fed is to promote price stability and maximum employment. [1:13:05] When we pursue those aims with wisdom and clarity, independence and resolve, inflation can be lower, growth stronger, [1:13:16] real take-home pay higher, and America can be more prosperous. [1:13:21] And no less important, America's place in the world more secure. [1:13:25] To fulfill this mission, I will lead a reform-oriented Federal Reserve, learning from past successes and mistakes both, [1:13:35] escaping static frameworks and models, and upholding clear standards of integrity and performance. [1:13:43] Today marks a return to an institution that I do, in fact, cherish. [1:13:47] It was nearly a generation ago, at another time of great consequence, that I worked with some outstanding public servants at the Fed, [1:13:57] both here in Washington and at the Reserve Banks. [1:14:00] My goal now is to create an environment in which the best people can do their life's best work, [1:14:06] and to face every challenge in the spirit of common purpose and devotion to the national interest, [1:14:14] in a word, to excellence. [1:14:17] These duties are now mine, Mr. President, because of the trust you have placed in me. [1:14:23] I accept them with gratitude, and will strive every day to serve our fellow citizens well. [1:14:29] And in final, I'll just say I'm going to look around and try to hold on to this special moment. [1:14:36] But after we leave this stage, the real work begins. [1:14:39] So let's begin that work. [1:14:41] It's an honor. [1:14:42] Thank you again, Mr. President. [1:14:43] The President of the United States, of course, participating in this event there, [1:16:00] with the swearing-in ceremony for the new Chairman of the Federal Reserve, Kevin Warsh, [1:16:04] again from the East Room of the White House. 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