Trump says US still sharing intel with Ukraine

[0:00] What did you make about her? [0:02] She, I guess, dated my son a long time ago, but she doesn't know. [0:07] She went to Greece, she was doing a good job, but we didn't like what we were reading. [0:13] Mr. President, did you speak with Kimberly Gilfoyle personally, and what did she say to you? [0:21] I didn't speak to her, no, but she will not be there. I didn't like what I read. [0:27] Have we stopped sharing intel with Ukraine? [0:33] Have we stopped sharing intel with Ukraine? [0:37] No, we haven't. We helped them. But we're really helping them get to a final answer. [0:41] We want the war to end, Peter. We are helping them, and we are sharing intel. [0:46] We want the war to end. So we're working with them and with Russia on getting the war to end. [0:52] And what gives you such confidence that Putin wants the war to end more than Zelensky? [0:59] Only in dealing. That's what I've done my whole life is deals. [1:02] I think Putin wants it probably — I think they both want it to end. [1:06] You know, honestly, they both want it to end, and they don't know how to get to that point. [1:11] There's a lot of hatred there between the two of them. [1:14] They both want it to end. They don't know how to get there. We're going to get them there. [1:18] And can I ask you, there are some Republicans in the Senate who are upset about this diesel deal. [1:24] Has somebody told you that Russia is not just going to take this diesel money and use it to buy bombs? [1:32] No, nobody has told me anything. That's a diesel deal not for us. [1:36] That's being released into the world. That's not being released to us. [1:40] That's a diesel deal that's going to be released into the world for the world market. [1:45] Because the world market suffers with high prices. [1:49] And when you knock out diesel refineries, that's not a great thing. [1:55] But they're not releasing that to us. They're releasing it to the entire world. [1:59] Are you worried about that? Are you worried about that? [2:01] Mr. President, have you decided on the live streaming of Nadal Hassan, the Ford Hill shooter? [2:06] Have you decided on that? And are you concerned? [2:10] I'm not looking at it. [2:11] Yeah, but are you concerned? [2:12] Mr. President, are you concerned it might be propaganda? [2:16] How'd she do? [2:18] Who? [2:19] The new press secretary. [2:20] I thought she was very good. [2:23] I thought she was very good. [2:25] Mr. President, where did she pass the bar exam in? [2:28] She said she's an attorney. Where did she pass the bar exam? Which state? [2:31] Which state? [2:32] Mr. President, where did she pass the bar exam? [2:35] She just passed the bar exam. [2:37] She just passed the bar exam. [2:38] What the hell did they make? [2:40] You made a decision on striking the Ubi. [2:42] On the ICE arrest of Oscar Delgado, the criminal, illegal alien. [2:45] And then I heard you had a phone conversation with Mom Donnie about it. [2:48] He asked you to release him. Could you tell us about that conversation? [2:51] We had a very nice conversation. We disagreed. [2:53] This is a very bad actor. [2:56] And we have to take care of the bad actors, because we don't want our people hurt or killed. [3:01] Mr. President, have you made a decision on striking the Houthis? [3:06] Mr. President, have you made a decision on the Houthis? [3:08] Well, Mr. President, are you concerned asking that question? [3:10] Down here. [3:11] Have you made a decision on striking the Houthis? [3:14] They're behaving very badly. [3:16] What are you going to do about that? [3:18] I mean, if I told you I made a decision, that would be good. [3:21] The Houthis have acted very badly. [3:23] Mr. President, it's broken the ceasefire right now. [3:26] Are you asking Turkey to join the rest of those in Yemen, the rest of those in Yemen? [3:31] I might do it. [3:32] He's a great friend of mine, as you know, and I might do that. [3:36] I have a lot of respect for the President of Turkey. [3:39] President Erdogan, I think, would do as I ask. [3:43] I have a lot of respect for that. [3:45] Mr. President, why haven't you endorsed the Israeli election? [3:48] What haven't you endorsed in the Israeli elections? [3:50] We haven't even thought about it. [3:52] Well, we may be, I may be doing something. [3:55] You've endorsed BP in the past. [3:56] I may be. [3:57] I may be doing something. [3:58] You are a position in this state in the attack. [4:01] We've done. [4:02] I do want to do it in the attack. [4:05] You have this state. [4:06] Mr. President, are you, are you, are you, are you, are you hopeful? [4:16] Always, always Iran. [4:18] What will be your next step regarding Iran? [4:21] Mr. President, are you, are you hopeful? [4:26] Are you, are you hopeful for peace? [4:28] Iran is a failed country. [4:32] They have no economy. [4:33] They have 300% inflation. [4:35] They have no money. [4:36] They're not paying their troops. [4:37] They're not paying their, they're not paying anybody. [4:40] We'll make a decision on Iran first. [4:42] What about the base in Poland? [4:44] And in the news? [4:45] What about the base in Poland? [4:46] And in the news? [4:47] What about the base in Poland? [4:48] Well, they want to build a base and we'll let them, we'll see. [4:49] They're going to pay for it. [4:50] What is your message to the police community? [4:51] Mr. President, what security assurances did you offer? [4:53] On what? [4:54] Saudi Arabia. [4:55] Did you see the Saudi government prints? [4:56] I did, yeah. [4:57] And what do you offer them? [4:58] Well, I can't tell you that. [4:59] Do you really think I can tell you that? [5:00] I'd love to tell you, but I'm not going to tell you that. [5:01] But the Secretary is not a lot. [5:02] I'll tell you that. [5:03] How about that. [5:04] Frontier, put it down. [5:05] You know why? [5:06] How about that? [5:07] The President, how about that? [5:08] And what security assurances did you offer? [5:10] On what? [5:11] Saudi Arabia. [5:12] Did you see the Saudi government prints? [5:13] And what did you offer them to get into them? [5:14] The President, what security assurances did you offer? [5:15] On what? [5:16] Saudi Arabia. [5:17] Did you see the Saudi government prints? [5:18] I did, yeah. [5:19] I spoke to them. [5:20] Well, I can't tell you that. [5:21] Do you really think I can tell you that? [5:22] I'd love to tell you, but I'm not going to tell you that. [5:24] I'd love to tell you, but I'm not going to tell you that. [5:25] President, how about your Ukrainian energy facilities and her announcement [5:28] it's going to all work out. [5:30] You know why? [5:32] You know what it says. [5:33] The Press 3 weeks until the midterm elections, [5:36] harder for Republicans to keep the House or the Senate? [5:40] The President Biden I would say equal. [5:42] I think, you know, it's, for some reason, [5:44] when you have a sitting President, [5:46] no matter how good, nobody's done what I've done. [5:49] Nobody, not even close. [5:50] But no matter how good, they seem to be [5:52] at a big disadvantage, tremendous disadvantage. [5:55] But I'm doing a tour right now, [5:58] and I'm doing rallies. [6:00] The level of enthusiasm for the Republican Party [6:04] is way up, not just where I'm doing them. [6:07] For instance, John Huston, I heard he went up [6:10] nine points yesterday. [6:11] I did the rally for him. [6:13] And he went up. [6:14] He's going to be a great senator. [6:16] John Huston went up nine points yesterday, Peter. [6:19] So I'm doing rallies. [6:21] I'm right now going to Alaska to try and help Dan Sullivan. [6:25] That's a long way away. [6:27] And I would only do it if I thought he was good. [6:29] And he's very good. [6:30] And so I'm going to Alaska to help Dan Sullivan. [6:33] And then I'm stopping at numerous places. [6:35] But I'm doing, on average, a rally a day. [6:39] Do you think that's easy? [6:40] It's not. [6:41] The Pressure, do you personally want to see [6:47] Ilhan Omar get deported? [6:50] The President Biden I don't take her position. [6:51] I think she's a terrible person. [6:53] I think she's a terrible congresswoman. [6:57] I don't think she loves our country at all. [7:00] But I don't take her position. [7:01] The Pressure, Mr. President, [7:03] Mr. President, Russia hit six energy sites on yesterday, [7:10] according to the Ukrainians. [7:12] What evidence do you have that President Putin? [7:14] The President Biden did many sites the day before. [7:16] The Pressure, in your view, Russia has not broken the ceasefire? [7:20] I'll let you know about that later. [7:22] But they're hitting each other. [7:24] But it'll all come to an end. [7:25] They both want it to come to an end. [7:29] They just don't know how to get there. [7:31] The Pressure, Mr. President, [7:34] what's your response to some Republicans [7:36] who are criticizing the Russian diesel deal? [7:38] The President Biden's office is a deal for the world. [7:41] It's not a deal for us. [7:43] It's a way of getting a lot of oil out to the world. [7:45] It's not a deal with me. [7:47] It's a deal for the world. [7:48] You know, the oil deal brought down prices, [7:55] but that's a world deal. [7:56] That's not a USA deal. [7:58] Do you think some of your policies are making it harder [8:00] for Republicans to win in November? [8:01] The Iraqi Kurdish leader, [8:02] Mechirvan Barzani, about the Turkish leader, Erdogan, [8:06] he said if he solves the Kurdish problem, [8:10] he deserves the Nobel Peace Prize. [8:12] What is your take on this? [8:14] That who deserves it? [8:16] President Erdogan, if he solves the Kurdish issue [8:19] through the peace process. [8:21] The President Biden's office is a president of the President. [8:24] Does anybody want to see a great work of art, [8:30] a great thing of beauty? [8:32] The helipad, right? [8:35] The helipad has gotten unbelievable architecture reviews, [8:38] but that's nothing compared to what's being built right there. [8:43] Do you see those cranes? [8:45] They're the most powerful cranes in the world. [8:47] They're lifting up massive steel beams. [8:51] There's one on each side, the red and the yellow. [8:56] They're lifting up massive steel beams. [9:00] It's the roof of the ballroom. [9:01] To me, it's a thing of great beauty. [9:04] They've wanted it here for 150 years, [9:06] and now they're getting it. [9:08] The ballroom will be the greatest anywhere in the world. [9:12] And it's a military complex also. [9:14] But the ballroom will be the greatest anywhere in the world. [9:17] And I think maybe, I know at least Peter agrees with me. [9:21] The Press Press. [9:22] The Press Press. [9:25] Right on, we're a little ahead of schedule, [9:27] right on budget. [9:29] We're in good shape. [9:30] The Press is right to look at. [9:40] It's pure. [9:41] The Press is right to look at. [9:46] The Press is right to look at.