Trump on China, Taiwan " I don't think we want a war 9,500 miles away"

[0:01] They're fully agreed, no nuclear, and if they have any nuclear of any form, I don't read the rest of the mail. [0:07] So 20 years is not enough for you? It's got to be a perfect... [0:09] No, 20 years is enough, but the level of guarantee from them is, in other words, it's got to be a real 20 years, not a... [0:19] What do you mean to get all the fuel now and no more production? [0:23] No, you have to get everything, but we're not even talking about... I call it the nuclear dust. [0:28] I came up with a term which seems to have gone on. [0:30] I'm talking about it because they would not remove the... [0:32] Yeah, they said that they can't remove it because they don't have the technology to remove it. [0:36] They don't have the type of tractors. They say the only one... They told me directly, they said the only one that can remove it is China or the U.S. [0:45] We're the only ones with the equipment. They said you were right, it is a complete obliteration. [0:50] With that being said, I want to get it. And they agreed to it, but then they took it back, but they'll agree to it eventually. [0:57] So, can I ask you about Taiwan? What did President Xi say to you about Taiwan? And what did President Xi say to you about Taiwan? And are you still going to approve the arms sales? [1:10] So, President Xi and I talked a lot about Taiwan. He thinks they cannot have anything to do with what they're doing. [1:21] I mean, he's against very much what they're doing. We talked about Taiwan. We talked about Iran a lot. [1:26] And I think we have a very good understanding when both. On Taiwan, he does not want to see a fight for independence, because that would be a very strong confrontation. [1:39] And I heard him out. No, I didn't make a comment on it. I heard him out. I have a lot of respect for him. [1:47] On Iran, it's very interesting. He feels strongly they can't have a nuclear weapon. He said that very strongly. [1:54] They cannot have a nuclear weapon, and he wants them to open up the strait. [1:58] But, as he said, they closed it, and then you closed them with a smile. And it's true. We control the strait. [2:07] And they've done no business. Literally, they've done no business in the last two and a half weeks, which is approximately $500 million a day. [2:17] So, we have, we're doing very well on all fronts. [2:21] I'm sorry, just before we leave it here. [2:23] I'm sorry, just before we leave it here. [2:24] I'm honest, President. [2:25] President Xi said that there was a risk of conflict with the U.S. over Taiwan. What's your response to that? [2:30] I don't think there's a conflict, other than we don't need their, their strait. We don't need the other. [2:37] On Taiwan, Mr. President Xi said there was a risk of conflict with the U.S. over Taiwan. [2:43] No, no, I don't think so. I don't think so. I think we're going to be, I think we'll be fine. He doesn't want to see, he doesn't want to see a war. [2:53] And you have two things, and you have the Iranian situation with that. I think we agree almost entirely, other than he's a buyer, and we're not. We don't need it. [3:02] And on Taiwan, he doesn't want to see a movement for independence. He says, look, you know, we've had it for thousands of years, and then had a certain period of time and left that we were going to get it back. [3:12] They had the Korean War. A lot of things happened, and all this. But no, on Taiwan, he feels very strongly. I made no commitment either way. Let's see what happens. [3:24] What about the arms sales to Taiwan? [3:26] I'll make a determination over the next fairly short period. [3:30] You're not necessarily going to go ahead. It was your proposal? [3:32] I'm going to make a determination. I'm going to say, I have to speak to the person that right now is, you know, you know who he is, that's running Taiwan. [3:39] Does President Xi make any firm commitment to put pressure on the Iranians to reopen the Strait of Foreign News? [3:50] I'm not asking for any favors. Because when you ask for favors, you have to do favors in return. We don't need favors. We've wiped out their armed forces, essentially. We may have to do a little cleanup work because we had a little month-long ceasefire, I guess you'd call it. But we have a blockade that's so effective. That's why we did the ceasefire. We really did the ceasefire at the request of other nations. I wouldn't have really been in favor of it. But we did it as a favor [4:20] of it. I don't understand. I don't understand what terrific people, the field marshal, the prime minister. But no, I mean, the president, she and I agree on many things, and we agree very much on trade. We're going to be doing a lot of trading. Our farmers are going to be taking it. I mean, our farmers are going to be very happy with the deal with me. [4:40] I don't think that he will put pressure, that he will try and get them to do more. I don't need favors. I think he will. I think automatically he'd like to see it opened up. He gets about 40% of his energy or his oil from that, you know, from the Strait. We get none. We get none. We don't need it. [5:01] Mr. President, on Trump Social, you said that President Xi had made a reference to the decline of the U.S. We didn't hear him say that. Maybe it was something he said in privacy. So what was it, first of all, that he said the problem that did it? [5:17] He made a statement. It might not have been from him. It was somebody. But they talked about the decline. But he said today, and he said it very publicly, he said the U.S. was declining for the last four years. [5:32] And he said what President Trump has done in the last 15, 16 months has been virtually a miracle. He said we have the hottest. He said we have the hottest country anywhere in the world. But he said it was a declining country under Joe Biden. He said we had a declining, a seriously declining country, which we did with people pouring in from all over the world from prisons and everything else. He said what President Trump has done has been [6:02] a virtual miracle. It's the hottest country anywhere in the world. And it is, yeah, sort of having a different subject on Cuba. There's reporting that Raul Castro could be indicted by the DOJ, I believe. What does that mean? [6:16] Well, I don't want to comment on it. I'll let the DOJ comment on it. But they need help, as you know. And you talk about a declining country. They are really a nation. We're a country in decline. So we're going to see. We have a lot to talk about on Cuba, but not maybe for today. [6:32] We're going to see. We're going to see. We'll see. On tariffs. Mr. President, did you agree with President Xi to extend that year long truce on tariffs. We didn't discuss tariffs. I mean, they're big tariffs. They're big, substantial tariffs. But we didn't discuss. You know, before I came along, it was the opposite. We didn't discuss tariffs. How come? It wasn't brought up. Mr. President, you said in January to us that we're going to bring up the expansion of their nuclear program. [7:01] Obviously, they've got 600 weapons now by the Pentagon Testament, going to 1,500. [7:07] Did that come up? [7:09] Did you succeed in getting them into any form of arms control or the, remember, we discussed [7:14] New Star. [7:15] You're talking about China. [7:16] China. [7:17] We brought it up. [7:18] The denuclearization. [7:20] I talk about it all the time with Russia and with China. [7:24] And it did come up. [7:25] We did discuss. [7:25] And what did you conclude? [7:26] I got a very positive response since the beginning. [7:29] You know, we're going to be together four times, potentially, this year. [7:33] We have the G20, which he wants to come to, which I'd like him to come to. [7:38] It's going to be in Miami. [7:40] It's going to be a Doral. [7:41] That is going to be, I think, very good. [7:43] Much more important if he's there. [7:46] And so you have the G20. [7:47] We have one that he has, as you know, in November. [7:50] Right. [7:50] In China. [7:52] He's asked me to be there. [7:53] I'm going to try to be there. [7:55] And then we have another one on September, I guess, 26th or 24th. [7:59] When he's coming into the White House. [8:00] I'm trying to understand what it is he committed to, if he committed anything. [8:04] Well, I don't want to say anybody committed. [8:06] But we have a very good understanding. [8:07] So are you going to do this? [8:08] You know, the concept of denuclearization. [8:11] Denuclearization or just an extension of the storm? [8:13] Well, no, a denuclearization. [8:15] In other words, building down. [8:16] And you bring Russia into it also. [8:19] But the concept of that is something that would be very good. [8:22] Sir, can I ask you about the political prisoners in China? [8:26] Did you bring up with President Xi any of the political prisoners in China? [8:30] Are you going to be released to any progress? [8:32] I think he's giving very serious consideration to the pastor. [8:36] The pastor has said he's giving very serious consideration to them. [8:42] What about Jimmy Lime? [8:43] I discussed it. [8:44] What about Jimmy Lime? [8:45] It's a tougher one. [8:46] That's right. [8:46] I did bring it up. [8:47] It's a tougher one for him. [8:48] What did he say about it? [8:50] I understand. [8:50] For him it's a very... [8:53] He told me I don't want to mislead anybody. [8:56] He said Jimmy Lime is a tough one for him to do. [8:58] You know, they went through a lot. [9:00] And right or wrong, they went through a lot. [9:02] So he told me that would be a tough one. [9:06] He said he's going to strongly consider the best. [9:08] Sir, can I ask you, too, on technology. [9:11] First, computer chips, advanced computer chips like the H200s, Jensen. [9:15] Did that come up at all with... [9:17] It didn't come up. [9:18] But, as you know, Jensen was there. [9:20] He's an amazing kind of idiot. [9:23] And he would be inclined. [9:26] You know, they have a much higher level than the H200. [9:29] But the H200 is good. [9:32] China needs it. [9:33] And so, yeah, it came up. [9:35] They haven't bought it. [9:35] We haven't bought it. [9:36] No, because they chose not to. [9:39] They want to try and develop their own. [9:41] But it did come up. [9:42] And I think something could happen on that. [9:44] Okay. [9:45] And then artificial intelligence... [9:47] They have quite a bit higher level. [9:49] But the H200 is a good... [9:50] It's a great chip. [9:51] And then on artificial intelligence, what is it that you want to get done? [9:55] Did you bring up... [9:56] We did. [9:56] We talked. [9:58] We're leading by a lot. [10:00] But they're second and they're very strong. [10:03] And we talked about possibly working together for guardrails. [10:06] And what kind of guardrails do you want? [10:10] Standard guardrails that we talk about all the time. [10:13] AI is fantastic. [10:14] So many things can happen in terms of health and medicine and operations, everything. [10:21] The military. [10:22] And so many things can happen. [10:23] But it's also got some drawbacks. [10:27] And we're talking about... [10:28] We probably will. [10:29] We're going to work together. [10:30] We had a very good conversation about laws. [10:33] So biological, nuclear, sovereign... [10:36] Did you specifically discuss those risks? [10:39] We discussed, I would say, almost everything you can discuss except for a reduction of tariffs. [10:45] Right. [10:45] Okay. [10:46] On Iran, Mr. President, just to be clear, I mean, what's next? [10:50] Are you... [10:51] Is the threat of the bombing starting again? [10:53] How realistic is that? [10:54] I don't want to say that. [10:55] I mean, I'd like to tell you. [10:56] I'd like to say, on a certain hour, a certain day, the bombing is going to start. [11:01] I don't want to say that. [11:03] I can only say that Iran... [11:05] I can say this with a very, very strong conviction. [11:09] Iran will never have a nuclear weapon. [11:12] Not going to happen. [11:14] Now, President, what would the use... [11:15] There's no chance. [11:16] What would the use be of repeating the bombing? [11:19] You did it for 38 days. [11:21] No, we did. [11:22] And you did not get the political changes in Iran. [11:25] No, I had a total military victory. [11:28] But the fake news, guys like you write incorrectly. [11:31] You're a fake guy. [11:32] And guys like you write about it incorrectly. [11:35] We had a total military victory. [11:38] We knocked out their entire Navy. [11:40] We knocked out their entire Air Force. [11:43] We knocked out all of their anti-aircraft weaponry. [11:46] We knocked out all of their radar. [11:49] We knocked out all of their leaders, number one. [11:52] And then we knocked out all of their leaders in the second division. [11:56] And we knocked out numerous of their leaders in the third division. [12:00] And they're very confused. [12:02] We've had a total victory, except by people like you that don't write the truth. [12:07] You know, you should write. [12:08] I actually think it's sort of some treasonous what you write. [12:11] But you and the New York Times and CNN, I would say, are the worst. [12:15] All right, go ahead. [12:15] On another war. [12:17] And you should know better. [12:18] You know better. [12:20] You're editors tell you what you're right. [12:22] And you're right. [12:22] And you should be ashamed of this. [12:24] It's another war. [12:25] Is there any matter? [12:25] We actually think it's treason. [12:27] When you write like they're doing well militarily and they have no Navy, no Air Force, no anti-anything. [12:33] By the way, we knocked out 85% of their manufacturing for the missiles. [12:37] We knocked out everything. [12:39] We haven't knocked out other than one bridge that we did because they misbehaved. [12:43] But we have bridges we could knock out. [12:45] We could knock out their bridges and their electrical capacity. [12:48] Within two days, we could knock out the whole thing. [12:51] And then I read the New York Times and they act like they're doing well. [12:55] And everybody knows that. [12:56] That's why your subscribers are way down. [12:58] You know, the Times subscribers are way down because it's fake, man. [13:01] The Times is way down, way down. [13:04] Did you discuss Ukraine at all with President Xi? [13:08] And is there any movement on that? [13:09] I did. [13:10] We discussed, well, it's one that we'd like to see settled. [13:14] Until last night, it was looking good, but they took a big hit last night. [13:19] So it's going to happen, but it's a shame. [13:22] 25,000 people died last month. [13:24] Yeah. [13:25] Admiral Cooper of CEMCOM was asked yesterday about the strike on the girls' school on the first day of the war. [13:30] Oh, it's under investigation. [13:32] You're talking about the original? [13:33] It was the only case of investigation at the moment. [13:37] It's a civilian casualty. [13:38] I think we have a couple of things under investigation. [13:40] But that is under investigation. [13:42] Are you able to confirm yet that it was a U.S. missile? [13:46] Who are you with? [13:46] The ones that are being sued now for $5 million and don't know what to do? [14:08] Who are you with BBC? [14:09] They're another fake outfit. [14:11] Yes. [14:11] I know about the deals in China. [14:13] Did you get a deal on soybeans? [14:14] You know, the farmers... [14:15] The farmers are going to be very happy. [14:17] They're going to be buying billions of dollars of soybeans. [14:22] Well, we were talking about Britain, but Keir Starmer, the prime minister there, is in a lot of trouble. [14:27] I know you're asked about this. [14:28] Well, he's in trouble for two reasons. [14:30] Energy and immigration. [14:32] He's very bad on energy. [14:34] He should open up the North Sea. [14:35] He's got a coal mine, and he should open up oil in the North Sea, and he doesn't. [14:41] They have a tremendous value. [14:44] You know, they buy their oil, a lot of it, from Norway. [14:47] Norway gets it from the North Sea. [14:50] Not as good an area as Scotland and the U.K. has. [14:53] So they're paying Norway a fortune for oil that they take out of the North Sea. [14:57] Do you think Starmer is going to survive as prime minister? [14:59] A tough thing. [15:00] Unless he can straighten out immigration, where he's weak, and if he doesn't start drilling, [15:07] then stop with the windmills all over the place that are causing havoc. [15:11] They're causing havoc. [15:12] Most expensive form of energy. [15:14] They kill the birds. [15:15] They're unsightly. [15:16] They're ruining the landscape. [15:18] If he doesn't stop with the windmills, he's got to do energy. [15:22] He's got to open up the North Sea. [15:23] You know, he's got one of the greatest oil finds anywhere in the world, [15:27] and he's not using it. [15:28] And I tell him that. [15:28] He's not using it. [15:29] Should he quit? [15:30] The oil companies called me every day. [15:33] Please, please, we want to go to the North Sea. [15:36] He doesn't allow it to happen. [15:38] Should he quit? [15:39] I don't say that. [15:40] I think he's a nice man, actually. [15:42] But, I mean, I didn't like what he said. [15:46] We're going to send ships as soon as you're finished with the war. [15:49] Well, we sort of finished militarily, pretty much. [15:53] But, you know, David, we are. [15:54] We finished probably 70%, 75%. [15:57] We didn't finish every one of the things. [16:00] We go back and finish them off. [16:02] Yes, sir. [16:02] And, by the way, and more than that. [16:04] You saw the reporting on the missile capability, missile launchers that have remained. [16:10] Does it seem accurate to you? [16:11] Yeah, no, it's New York Times fake news. [16:14] The missile launches are probably 80% gone. [16:19] The New York Times said it's like we were hitting them like piñatas. [16:24] The missile launches are largely gone. [16:27] The manufacturing of missiles is about 80%, 80% to 85% gone. [16:33] And we know where the rest of it is. [16:34] So if we go in, we'll take that out very early. [16:37] The search reports indicate, though, that there are no intelligence reports. [16:41] They weren't intelligence reports. [16:43] They were New York Times fake news. [16:46] Sir, would you consider lifting these sanctions on Chinese oil companies that buy Iranian oil? [16:51] Well, we talked about that, and I'm going to make a decision over the next few days. [16:55] We did talk about that. [16:56] Do you think Xi felt stronger in his dealings with you than he did the last time that you went to China? [17:02] We had a great relationship last time until COVID came along. [17:05] You know, I blamed them for that. [17:06] I said it was Wuhan, and I was right. [17:09] And, you know, look, that was a strain on everybody coming. [17:12] And so, you know, it affected our relationship at the time. [17:17] But we always had a great relationship before that and after that. [17:22] And now it's as strong as ever. [17:23] I mean, I went over to where he lives, which is something that really happened to be there. [17:28] Yeah, it was beautiful. [17:29] It was amazing. [17:30] People have never seen it before. [17:33] It's amazing, actually. [17:34] We had lunch. [17:35] We have a great understanding. [17:37] I think he feels... [17:38] I mean, it's a very positive thing to have these two nations getting along. [17:41] Thank you. [17:41] Mr. President, on Taiwan again, you said you were going to check with the president of Taiwan. [17:45] But the 1982 assurances, the president Reagan gave, said you would not, so the high states [17:53] would not consult with China on arms sales to Taiwan. [17:58] It sounds to me like you have consulted with China. [18:00] Well, I think 1982 is a long way. [18:02] It was. [18:03] It was. [18:03] It was. [18:03] It's a big thought. [18:04] You dispensed with that? [18:06] No, I didn't say anything about it. [18:08] But certainly, you know, he brought that up. [18:11] He talked about that. [18:12] I mean, obviously. [18:13] So what am I going to do? [18:14] Say I don't want to talk to you about it because I have an agreement that was signed in 1982. [18:18] No, we discussed arms sales, too. [18:22] And what's his request? [18:23] We discussed in Taiwan, you know, the whole thing with the arms sales. [18:27] In great detail, actually. [18:30] And I'll be making decisions. [18:31] What was his request? [18:32] But, you know, I think the last thing we need right now is a war that's 9,500 miles away. [18:39] I think that's the last thing we need. [18:40] We're doing very well. [18:42] Would the U.S. defend Taiwan if it came to it? [18:44] I don't want to say. [18:45] I'm not going to say that. [18:47] There's only one person that knows that. [18:49] You know who it is? [18:50] Me. [18:50] I'm the only person. [18:52] That question was asked to me today by President Xi. [18:56] I said, I don't talk about that. [18:57] He asked you today. [19:00] He asked you if you would send troops, if you would do it. [19:02] He asked me if I defend them. [19:03] I said, I don't talk about that. [19:05] She tells him now. [19:06] I don't talk about that. [19:06] Did you talk to him about the cyber attacks that he's done in the United States or the MSS? [19:11] I did. [19:12] And he talked about attacks that we did in China. [19:15] You know, what they do, we do, too. [19:17] It's like the spying. [19:19] They're talking about, oh, the spying. [19:20] I said, well, we do it, too. [19:22] The spying for the infrastructure. [19:22] Look, no, I'm talking about spying. [19:24] I think the question was asked to me yesterday, I guess. [19:29] What about the fact that China is spying in the United States? [19:32] I said, well, it's one of those things because we spy like hell on them, too. [19:36] So what about the fact that China is putting in the U.S. infrastructure code that they could use [19:42] if you ever decided to come to the United States? [19:44] Well, you don't know that. [19:45] I mean, I'd like to see it. [19:46] But it's very possible that they do. [19:49] And we're doing things to them. [19:51] I told them we do a lot of stuff to you that you don't know about. [19:54] And you're doing things to us that we probably do know about. [19:57] But we do plenty. [19:59] It's a double exercise. [20:00] Again, on President Xi, a couple of years ago, when President Biden met him in San Francisco, [20:05] he was asked if he thought President Xi was a dictator. [20:10] Do you think President Xi is a dictator? [20:11] No, but I think that President Biden was an incompetent president. [20:15] He gave us the Iran nuclear deal, which allowed Iran to have a nuclear weapon within a matter [20:20] of years from the time they said, I terminated it. [20:24] If I didn't terminate that, Iran would have a nuclear weapon, then they would have used [20:28] it within probably two years ago, three years ago. [20:30] If I didn't go in with the B-2 bombers nine months ago, Iran would have a nuclear weapon [20:35] and nobody would be able to talk to him. [20:37] By the way, they would have used it already. [20:40] Do you think President Xi is a dictator or not? [20:43] I don't think about it. [20:44] He's the ruler. [20:45] He's the president of China. [20:48] I don't think about it. [20:49] If you deal with what you have, I respect him. [20:53] He's very smart. [20:54] He loves his country. [20:55] I respect him. [20:56] Whether he's a dictator, that's for you to figure out. [20:59] Mr. President, you said you didn't talk about tariffs, but did you talk about fentanyl at all? [21:04] I did. [21:04] I talked about fentanyl. [21:05] As you know, I put a tariff on because of fentanyl, and they discussed that, but I put a penalty. [21:12] It's a penalty. [21:13] A lot of money we take in because of that. [21:15] I'd prefer not taking it, and I'd prefer that we don't have, but we did talk about fentanyl. [21:19] What kind of agreement did you pass it? [21:21] Well, you know, the fentanyl is way down from where it was, and it could be because of the tariff penalty. [21:27] Sergeant, domestic issue, if I could, where are you on the Texas Senate race? [21:31] Well, I'll maybe make a decision. [21:33] I know them both very well. [21:35] I like them both a lot, and, you know, my record of endorsements is extraordinary. [21:41] You look at what happened with Indiana, and out of all those races, the one that won was, [21:47] there were three Trump people in the race. [21:50] If they had one, he would have won in a landslide. [21:53] But I took out all of these candidates, and, you know, long-time candidates with big leads [21:58] against people that never ran before, and the people that never ran before, [22:04] won virtually all the races. [22:07] And, as you know, two nights ago, I won every single endorsement. [22:12] A week ago, before that, I won every single endorsement. [22:16] There's never been a record of endorsements like this, which is a great honor, as far as I'm concerned. [22:20] But you might not endorsement? [22:21] No, MAGA is a movement the likes of which our country has never seen before. [22:25] But you might not endorse their in Texas. [22:28] I don't want to say that. [22:29] I mean, I'm looking at it very slow. [22:31] I like them both. [22:32] I mean, I'll tell you what I do think. [22:34] I think the Democrats have a weird, a weird candidate, six genders, a real hit on Jesus. [22:44] I mean, this guy is bad news with his mask from relatively recently. [22:50] He's a vacant. [22:51] He's a vacant. [22:52] All of a sudden, he's not a vacant. [22:53] He was a vacant. [22:54] Now, all of a sudden, he's not. [22:55] Texas doesn't like vagans. [22:57] I do believe either one of them will easily win the race. [23:01] I think that the candidate the Democrats have in Texas is a very flawed, very weak group. [23:08] I think he's a pathetic candidate, especially for Texas. [23:13] Did you see Secretary Rubio in the briefing room the other day? [23:17] What did you think? [23:18] Are you talking about his outfit? [23:19] Are you talking about his outfit? [23:20] Yeah, that's it. [23:22] I thought he looked very good in the outfit, especially. [23:26] I don't know if I'd do it, but I thought he looked very good. [23:28] I think he's outstanding. [23:30] I thought he was good. [23:30] I mean, I saw every word of it. [23:32] I thought he could. [23:32] I respect what you were saying before about the Enriched and Radio and his behind. [23:38] So what would your logic be in having just a 20-year deal? [23:43] I mean, the deal that you pulled back 15 years, whether they would have gotten that faster or not is enough to you. [23:50] But what would the difference be here in 20 years? [23:52] Well, Obama had personally no deal. [23:55] Obama had a road to a nuclear weapon, and I terminated that deal. [23:59] And if I didn't terminate Barack Hussein Obama, if I didn't terminate that deal, [24:04] a red would have had a nuclear weapon two years ago. [24:06] You know, as you know, that deal long expires would have been small. [24:08] It must have taken most years suing you, then after you're bombing. [24:11] You know what? [24:11] I'll tell you what, I know you backed Obama, which shows what a fraud you are, [24:16] because that was the worst deal. [24:17] They would have had a nuclear weapon within a period of a year and a half after I terminated it. [24:23] If I didn't terminate that, and if I didn't send the B-2 bombers in nine months ago to obliterate, you know? [24:31] One thing that did happen, which was very nice, [24:33] is the top person in Iran representing them. [24:38] He said, the top person, he said, I'm the only one, meaning the United States is the only one, [24:43] along with possibly China, that would be able to get the nuclear dust out of that disaster [24:49] that we created with the B-2 bombers. [24:51] Are you willing to do that, and why do you call it? [24:53] Yeah, no, and at the right time, at the right time, we'll either go in or we'll get it. [24:59] I think we'll probably get it. [25:00] But if we don't get it, we'll go in. [25:02] Are you willing to mount the operation? [25:04] Well, no, I think they'll be totally defeated, and we won't have any risk. [25:09] We have the equipment to take it out. [25:11] Nobody else does. [25:12] China might have the equipment. [25:14] They said you're the only one. [25:15] They said you and China, but they weren't. [25:18] We have the equipment to take it out. [25:20] Sir, Tom, did you put this in North Korea with Xi? [25:23] I did. [25:23] What came out of that? [25:25] You know, I have a very good relationship with Kim Jong-un. [25:31] Pretty quiet. [25:33] Have you had any communications with him? [25:34] Yes. [25:35] Of what kind? [25:36] It doesn't matter. [25:37] I don't tell you about that. [25:38] But I have a good relationship with him. [25:40] He's been respectful of our country. [25:42] I want him to be respectful. [25:43] He's been respectful of our country. [25:45] Hey, thank you very much. [25:46] Enjoy the flight, everybody. [25:47] Thank you. [25:48] Thank you.