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Trump speaks at Florida rally in highly anticipated address

Fox News October 23, 2026 1h 30m 12,744 words
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"Well, I just want to say a very special hello, Florida. We love you, Florida. And I'm thrilled to be back in my home state, Florida. I won. You know, we won all three times with the most votes, more votes than ever gotten by any political candidate by millions, millions and millions. Thank you. And"

[0:04] Well, I just want to say a very special hello, Florida. [0:10] We love you, Florida. [0:11] And I'm thrilled to be back in my home state, Florida. [0:19] I won. [0:22] You know, we won all three times with the most votes, more votes than ever gotten by [0:28] any political candidate by millions, millions and millions. [0:34] Thank you. [0:36] And I just look at this group of warriors down here. [0:39] A special, a special, you're going to have a great continuation of Senator and you are [0:45] going to have a great, great governor. [0:46] I have no doubt about that. [0:50] He's great. [0:51] He's been, he's been great from the day I met him a long time ago, long before politics, [0:58] right? [0:58] Long before politics. [1:00] He presented me with an award, I would say five, six, seven, eight years before he decided [1:07] to make the plunge more. [1:09] He said even more. [1:10] And I said, that young man has a lot of, he made a speech so good that I didn't want [1:15] to speak after him. [1:16] He presented me with an award, made a speech that was so good, I didn't want to say much. [1:21] I just said, thank you very much, everybody. [1:22] And I left. [1:23] I said, who the hell was that guy? [1:25] And that's where it began, right? [1:27] That's where it began. [1:27] But 11 days from now, the people of Florida are going to elect Byron Donalds as your next [1:33] governor. [1:34] And we're going to elect Ashley Moody to the United States Senate. [1:41] And we're going to defeat the radical left Democrats all across the country. [1:48] And we're going to win a Republican House and a Republican Senate and do things like you [1:56] wouldn't believe. [1:57] And why don't you people sit down? [2:02] Come on, have all the sit down. [2:05] It's such an honor, you know, such an honor, look, such an honor. [2:10] You know, it's a nice afternoon. [2:13] We'll take it nice and easy. [2:15] We have plenty of time. [2:16] Thank you very much. [2:17] It's an honor. [2:19] Thank you. [2:20] Thank you. [2:23] Great honor. [2:25] Thank you very much. [2:26] I have to tell you a little secret. [2:29] Outside, there's a crowd about two or three times this size. [2:32] And I looked at my people with anger. [2:36] I said, couldn't you have gotten us a larger arena than this? [2:39] This is a big arena. [2:41] But we could have built the biggest arena in the country. [2:45] You have a lot of people outside. [2:47] And if anybody would like to give up their seat to let somebody, please raise your hand, please. [2:53] In this election, the Democrat Party has nominated the most extreme anti-American radicals ever to seek office, including far-left lunatic. [3:05] I mean, I couldn't believe that she got the nomination. [3:08] It was an upset. [3:09] But honestly, I could not stand the guy she beat. [3:13] I couldn't stand. [3:14] Most of you probably don't know who it is. [3:17] But he was a bad guy. [3:18] And she is terrible. [3:21] Actually, I couldn't believe it. [3:23] Angie Nixon. [3:23] I couldn't believe it. [3:25] I couldn't believe it. [3:30] When I heard her speaking, I said, you've got to be kidding. [3:33] Is she a relationship? [3:36] Any relationship to the late, great Richard Nixon? [3:39] I don't know. [3:40] I don't think so. [3:42] No, I don't think. [3:43] Now, the press will say, can you believe he said that? [3:45] He doesn't. [3:46] No, it's not. [3:47] That's why you can't be cute. [3:49] You can't be funny with the media. [3:51] You know, I was telling him the other night, I imitated Biden on the stage where he used to walk off walls and could never find the stairs. [3:58] No, I could never find the stairs. [4:00] You have to see one, two, three, four, five, six, seven. [4:04] And he could always jump off the front if you have to. [4:08] But he could never find it. [4:09] So, one time I imitated him and I called our great first lady. [4:14] I said, how great was I tonight? [4:16] How great? [4:18] And I was walking around all over the stage hitting walls and bouncing off walls. [4:22] And everybody was cracking up. [4:25] They loved it. [4:25] And then I called our first lady. [4:27] Was I great? [4:28] How great? [4:29] Tell me how great. [4:30] I want to know. [4:31] And she said, darling, what was wrong? [4:32] Are you okay? [4:33] Because the media is reporting that you couldn't find your way off the stage. [4:39] And I never did that again. [4:42] And I've had people say, please do that again. [4:45] Do that again. [4:46] Yeah, we want it. [4:47] Please do it again. [4:48] No, I think I better not. [4:49] But Nixon is a card-carrying member of the Democrat Socialists of America, the Communist, [4:56] whose official platform calls for abolishing the U.S. Senate, abolishing the Supreme Court [5:05] of the United States, giving free health care to all illegal aliens, defunding the police, [5:11] closing all prisons, releasing thousands of violent criminals to rob, rape, and kill. [5:18] Why can't I have a candidate like that to run against? [5:21] Why can't I, Ashley, why can't I have a candidate like that? [5:26] Actually, the guy just said, he said, you did, you did, I did. [5:30] He said, you did have a candidate like that. [5:32] No, no, no, this one is the worst. [5:37] But this is the free state of Florida where people come to escape communists and not to [5:43] elect them, not to elect them. [5:47] The sunshine state is not going to send a Marxist maniac to the Senate on November 3rd. [5:54] You're going to send Ashley Moody to defend your safety, your culture, your country, and [6:00] your freedom. [6:01] And Ashley, I know her very well. [6:03] And she's a terrific woman, loves the state and loves the people of the state, Ashley. [6:10] We're lucky to have you. [6:11] Angie Nixon was the lead sponsor of a bill to let schools turn children, all of them, transgender [6:19] if they want, without parental consent. [6:24] I would say she's rather radical, wouldn't you say? [6:27] She voted to release child predators back onto the streets instead of putting them in [6:31] jail and she wanted them to stray because they will reform. [6:36] She voted against tough penalties for savages who murder your police officers. [6:41] We're calling for the, we're calling for the death penalty for anyone that murders. [6:49] And Angie Nixon voted to reject Florida values every single time. [6:54] And now Florida needs to vote and reject this lunatic, this lunatic, I can't even believe [7:01] it, serious Angie Nixon. [7:04] I can't even believe it. [7:06] We also need to defeat the radical left Democrat candidate for governor, David Jolly. [7:12] So, I never told, I never told Byron this, but I knew Jolly, I knew him as a Republican. [7:21] I knew him and used to be a Republican and he was thrown out of the party like a dog. [7:25] We threw him the hell out. [7:26] He was terrible. [7:27] No, he was terrible. [7:30] He didn't represent anything that we stood for. [7:33] He was in the party, didn't represent. [7:35] He was also a bad guy, guy had no heart, no soul. [7:39] Everybody hated this guy so much. [7:41] He couldn't get him out of there fast enough. [7:43] If he was a bad guy, very disloyal person, and he's changed virtually every position he [7:49] had, including the fact that he was staunch defender of the Second Amendment, but now he [7:56] wants to get rid of it. [7:57] That's a, that's a minor switch, wouldn't you say? [8:00] I defend the Second Amendment. [8:02] Let's get rid of the Second Amendment. [8:04] Well, no, it shows a person's dishonest, that's all. [8:06] He wants to pack the Supreme Court. [8:09] He wants to take away your guns. [8:11] He wants to open the borders. [8:12] He wants to have transgender for everybody. [8:20] It's a guy who's gone crazy. [8:21] There's something, actually, if you study him, there is something wrong with him. [8:28] But at a minimum, the nicest thing I can say about him is that he lies, but actually, [8:33] I believe he's crazy. [8:35] So now he's pledging to turn Florida into a sanctuary state so that we can protect illegal [8:42] aliens. [8:43] And right here in Fort Myers earlier this year, an illegal alien released into our county [8:50] by Crooked Joe Biden, you know who I'm talking about, strangled and killed a 28-year-old homeless [8:57] woman, then dropped her body on the side of the road only to go and beat an innocent [9:02] mother on the head with a hammer, bludgeoning her to death. [9:06] She died also. [9:07] And that is who David Jolly wants to give sanctuary to. [9:12] He wants to give sanctuary. [9:13] He wants to protect people like that, crazy people, killers, mentally, the mentally insane. [9:22] Byron Donalds will keep the state his sanctuary for law-abiding Americans, not vicious criminal [9:27] aliens. [9:35] Look at these two guys. [9:36] Stand up, will you? [9:37] I haven't seen you guys in a while. [9:39] I haven't seen these guys. [9:43] You know, blacks for Trump, they called. [9:59] They are great. [10:01] Everyone said, did you pay them? [10:03] I never gave them a dime. [10:04] I don't know who they are other than we love each other. [10:06] And I'll tell you, you guys are great. [10:08] Haven't seen you in a little while. [10:09] Good. [10:10] I'm glad you still like me. [10:11] That's very nice. [10:13] Thank you, man. [10:15] Cool, cool cats. [10:17] They have a group of them and they're great and we appreciate it. [10:19] Thank you very much. [10:20] It's an honor. [10:22] It's an honor. [10:23] Very cool. [10:26] In this election, I'm asking you to pretend that I'm on the ballot if you don't mind. [10:30] Because when I'm on the ballot, these are just easy statistics to remember. [10:35] So every year I was on the ballot, we killed in the midterm because people, the equivalent [10:41] of the midterm, because people went out and they wanted to vote for Trump and they all [10:46] voted. [10:47] And if we can get the people out, then we're going to have landslides the likes of which [10:51] we've never seen. [10:53] So, so if you would, if you would, now every time I'm on the ballot, we do 49 to 50% more [11:02] people come out and they're all going to vote for us. [11:05] And if we got just a piece of them, but we get all of them, I want to, because I've never [11:09] seen a midterm election with this kind of action. [11:12] I mean, when you look outside and you have, and I have to be careful because the fake news [11:17] will say if I'm wrong, you know, everything. [11:18] But, but you have a line that stretches literally 10 miles and I'm telling you, you have thousands [11:29] and thousands of people outside. [11:31] I don't think there's ever been a midterm election that I've ever seen with the kind [11:36] of spirit that this one is. [11:38] I don't think I've ever seen it. [11:46] In fact, they're sort of known as boring. [11:50] You know, it's like we've gone through a few of them. [11:54] It's like, they're like sleepers, you know, you get home. [11:57] Oh, how did those elections turn out this time? [12:01] I mean, I've never seen, they have countdowns to the midterm. [12:03] I've never seen anything like it. [12:05] I've never seen anything like it. [12:07] And you know, they talk about the energy. [12:09] They talk about the energy and the Democrats, but you know, it's the fake news. [12:13] The Republicans have far more energy. [12:15] I see their energy. [12:21] We have far, look at this place. [12:25] They don't have any, they've had a lot of rallies and you know, they'll have like a couple [12:29] of rows of people. [12:30] They don't have a, look at this, as far as the eye can see your people outside, they [12:34] don't have anything like, they don't have anything like this. [12:37] You know, when Bernie Sanders gets 800 people, he's their star, Bernie, which is good because [12:44] it means we can continue to fight on. [12:47] No, I respect him actually. [12:49] I respect him. [12:50] His, his policies are crazy, but you know, he hasn't lost much really. [12:54] He hasn't lost too much and I respect him. [12:57] But if he has like 800, 900 people, the fake news goes, Bernie Sanders has, I'll never forget. [13:03] He had a crowd once, last time when he was running against Crooked Hillary. [13:07] He had a crowd, 900 people. [13:10] It's a damn good crowd. [13:12] The press that's all the, what a crowd he's got. [13:14] The biggest crowd we've ever seen. [13:16] Bah, bah, bah. [13:17] Looked good. [13:17] 900 people. [13:19] I had 29,000 people down the block. [13:22] They didn't mention, they didn't, they said, did you see the crowd that Bernie Sanders had? [13:30] It was unbelievable. [13:31] Unbelievable. [13:33] And they didn't mention my 29,000. [13:35] I had it in Texas where you had the previous opponent, the previous Democrat. [13:42] And we had, we filled up the, both the Dallas and the Houston arena. [13:46] And he said, he's going to have a contest against us. [13:50] And they had 200 people and 212 people because we count. [13:55] We had 29,000 and 30,000 including the basketball. [14:07] It was Beto. [14:08] Remember Beto? [14:09] Beto. [14:10] Nobody figured out that name yet. [14:12] Beto. [14:13] No, Beto had 200, about 200 people twice. [14:18] We filled up the basketball and the entire court. [14:20] So I guess that's like 28, 29, 30,000 people twice packed. [14:25] Dallas and Houston, the two big arenas. [14:28] And they said, Beto had an unbelievable crowd. [14:31] What a, they didn't mention. [14:33] But you know what? [14:33] The people get it. [14:34] Okay? [14:35] The people get it. [14:36] And when you look outside, you can take every Democrat rally that they've had so far put together. [14:45] And you add this with the thousands and thousands of people that are unfortunate. [14:49] We put up those big television screens, those massive television screens. [14:55] You know how they're massive? [14:56] Because they cost $1 million each. [14:58] We had to buy two of them. [15:00] That's a lot. [15:01] No, we don't. [15:01] We have this at every, we had it in Iowa. [15:04] We had, Iowa was fantastic last night. [15:07] How about me? [15:08] I come home, get in the building, get in the gorgeous White House that's now fully renovated and beautiful again. [15:14] Beautiful. [15:15] And we had, Byron, we had broken stones all over. [15:24] You'd look at the White House, you'd see a stone broken, a window broken, things, beautiful, beautiful ornamentation all over. [15:30] And half was falling down, you know, fell down 25 years ago. [15:34] So you'd have like a hole. [15:36] And the other half was perfect. [15:38] So I got my guys and we took bowls of the good one and we put it on the bad one. [15:44] And we cleaned up everything and we skimmed the entire building. [15:48] It's so beautiful. [15:49] We replaced the floor. [15:58] We replaced the Home Depot one by ones, you know, little ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. [16:03] You know, you buy the marble. [16:04] It's about, it's about a half an inch thick like this. [16:09] Bing, bing, bing. [16:10] And they were all broken. [16:11] They were all over the place. [16:12] So we replaced it with statuario. [16:14] It's actually the white and the black, beautiful. [16:17] That was Rome. [16:18] That was Greece. [16:19] But we used the beautiful, and the White House. [16:22] And they often say, you just heard, you saw the new helipad, which, you know, they've been looking to build for. [16:27] They've been looking to build that for about, since helicopters. [16:34] I don't know when, when did helicopters, since helicopters they've been looking. [16:37] And it is a beauty. [16:39] It's beautiful. [16:40] Everyone's sorry. [16:40] They were going to sue us because I get sued for everything. [16:45] If I, if I walk outside, somebody sues me for something. [16:48] So I get used to it. [16:50] You know, I have friends that if they get sued, they have almost a nervous breakdown. [16:53] Sir, I got sued today, and I don't know what to do, but I, I have hundreds and hundreds of, I don't give a shit about it. [17:02] You know, it's crazy. [17:24] Thank you. [17:25] No, but we're building some beautiful things. [17:30] But they said, why does he spend time in the White House? [17:33] First of all, I do it second nature. [17:34] It's like, for me, it is almost like a release. [17:37] It's good. [17:38] You know, we took Venezuela quickly. [17:41] We're doing, we're doing very well. [17:46] You have no idea how well we're doing with Iran. [17:49] Iran is finished. [17:51] Iran is finished. [17:53] But think of it. [17:54] But I do it almost as a form of relaxation of like 10 minutes a day. [17:58] The fake news is, why does he spend time on the White House? [18:01] Well, I don't like having the head of China come into the White House, and there's a massive stone that's broken and practically. [18:08] I don't like that. [18:09] I don't like it. [18:10] You don't think they see that? [18:12] So we made it gorgeous. [18:13] The outside fully skimmed with exterior plaster. [18:19] Beautiful. [18:20] It's like, nobody's ever seen it. [18:22] Even the front door, I shouldn't say it because they'll sue me, but for years. [18:26] So, you know, the front door of the south entrance, it was, oh, the door is green, sort of a bad-looking green. [18:33] It's been that way for 100 years. [18:35] I don't want to say this because I'm going to get sued to put it back to green. [18:38] So, and the doorknob was sort of broken, you know, it was like a round knob with about 40 knocks in it, you know, it's been through the mill. [18:45] It looks like it went through the war, actually, it did, actually. [18:48] So, I took the doors, I'm a big believer in, you know, in all of that, all of the kind of thing, renovations and landmarking, I'm a big believer. [18:58] But, so I had the doors removed, I had them redone by total experts, and we painted them instead, the White House, instead of green. [19:07] You know why they were green? [19:08] Because it used to be the entrance to the maintenance room, and they never changed the doors. [19:14] So, instead of green, I painted them beautiful white. [19:17] The skin is so beautiful. [19:18] The doors, the reason I took them off, because, you know, today when you buy a door, it's called hollow. [19:25] You buy hollow doors. [19:26] If you pull too hard, the whole door collapses. [19:30] You ever see it, you buy a door, oh, isn't that wonderful? [19:33] You knock on it, it sounds like crap. [19:35] But, you pull, it's a little, huh. [19:38] And if you're, if you're of average strength, the entire door collapses. [19:44] And somehow I didn't want that. [19:46] So, I took the original doors from 100 years ago, and we had them refinished, and painted beautiful white with bronze. [19:52] The most beautiful locks in here. [19:57] And the whole building is beautiful. [19:59] Replaced the floors with beautiful, large pieces of marble. [20:04] Four by eight, four by eight. [20:06] Nobody heard of four. [20:07] That's four feet long by eight feet long, as opposed to one foot long by six inches long. [20:15] One by six and one by 12. [20:17] They're called crap. [20:18] And what's good about them is they're so thin, you can just take a little crazy glue, put it on, put it down. [20:26] But people get it. [20:27] So, the White House is so beautiful now. [20:30] So beautiful. [20:30] Fixed up the Oval Office, made it beautiful. [20:32] It was dingy. [20:35] But it was still the Oval. [20:37] And what is the fakeness? [20:38] So, why does he spend so much time fixing up the White House? [20:44] So, it hasn't been fixed up since 1792. [20:47] No, because there hasn't been a real estate person, to the best of my knowledge, put into the White House. [20:54] And there probably won't be a gathering. [20:58] But they said, and by the way, look, you see, the helicopter lens, a beautiful helipad with the eagle all carved granite, beautiful glance. [21:06] We used to land in the mud. [21:08] No, it's true. [21:09] Thank God they're great pilots. [21:10] They're the best pilots in the world. [21:11] The nice part about being president, they give you the best pilots in the United States Air Force slash Marines. [21:17] So, that's one of the advantages. [21:24] I definitely have good... [21:25] I get these guys, they're like central casting. [21:27] They're like Tom Cruise, but taller. [21:29] They look like Tom Cruise. [21:31] And these handsome guys, good morning, sir. [21:35] They're like perfect human beings. [21:37] You could put them in a movie right now, you'd make a fortune. [21:40] But they say, why does he spend so much time? [21:42] You know why? [21:43] Because the White House is maybe, to me, the ultimate symbol of America. [21:48] And it has to look sharp. [21:51] Well, it has to look sharp, right? [21:59] So, it looks sharp. [22:00] And we did that whole thing with Washington. [22:02] Washington, D.C. went from a murderous, horrible place two years ago to one of the safest cities in our country. [22:10] And clean and beautiful. [22:14] The statues, the fountains, everything is beautiful. [22:17] We redid everything. [22:19] You know, they had 52 fountains. [22:21] Every one of them works. [22:22] Every one of them, there wasn't one fountain in Washington. [22:26] You had to see this, that worked. [22:28] You had to see the marble had red graffiti all over it. [22:32] And it's tough, getting that stuff off. [22:34] Honestly, that should be a criminal penalty when people are allowed to do that stuff. [22:39] But they're beautiful now. [22:40] More beautiful than when they put them in. [22:42] But we had a little breaking news last night. [22:45] It was just revealed that one of my favorite congresspeople, a person I have tremendous respect for, Ilhan Omar. [22:53] And I was saddened to hear that Ilhan Omar is not her name. [23:07] It's not. [23:08] It's not Ilhan Omar. [23:09] The one she used to get elected and sworn into Congress, that's the one that she used for everything, Ilhan Omar. [23:16] But rather, it's an entirely different name, named Ilhan Noor Syed Elmi. [23:23] It's close. [23:25] It's close, by the way. [23:27] It's very close. [23:28] Not too far away. [23:33] You got one that's four names, the one that's one. [23:36] And every name is extremely different. [23:38] And the last name is incredibly, and this is going to be a shock to everybody in this room, [23:43] but the last name is also, I hate to tell you because you wouldn't even believe this, [23:49] because it's the exact name of her brother, Ahmed Noor Syed Elmi. [23:58] The person they said she married to come into our country, [24:01] and the person she had some lovely children with, thank you very much. [24:05] So when asked whether or not she married her brother, she said, not to my knowledge. [24:12] That was her. [24:16] No, she didn't know. [24:18] She didn't know. [24:19] She wasn't sure. [24:19] Like if anybody asked me, I told the story today to the fake news [24:27] when I walked out on that beautiful helipad. [24:30] You know, we have the fake news. [24:32] They've never been. [24:32] There are hundreds, hundreds. [24:33] I've never seen so many, but they're always. [24:35] They're getting worse. [24:36] That means you're doing really better. [24:37] When you get, when those groups get bigger and bigger and bigger, [24:41] more and more fakers, and I shouldn't say, because you have, [24:44] see all those, wow, that's a lot. [24:45] See all the people back there? [24:48] Six, seven percent are really fine journalists. [24:53] Six or seven. [24:54] But they were screaming. [24:59] They wanted to know so many different things. [25:02] What about this? [25:03] What about that? [25:04] No wonder that poor young woman, she was a perfect, beautiful woman. [25:08] When she walked into that press room and they started screaming at her, [25:11] she freaked out. [25:12] And I said, you know what? [25:16] There are nicer ways for you to make a living. [25:19] You want to deal with these maniacs? [25:21] You can deal if you want. [25:22] But there are easier ways for you to live. [25:25] But because Elon used a fake name to be sworn in, [25:29] I assumed that she must immediately resign from Congress. [25:33] So, Byron and Ashley, please inform the Speaker of the House of Representatives, [26:04] James Michael Johnson. [26:06] You didn't know his first name was James. [26:08] James Michael. [26:08] And we love James Michael Johnson. [26:10] That the Democrat Party has just conceded the seat of the former Ilhan Omar from the lovely country of Somalia. [26:25] From the lovely country of Somalia, where they have no government, where they have no anything. [26:36] All they have is crime. [26:39] You know what their number one, you know what their number one industry is? [26:43] Being pirates and robbing ships. [26:47] All they have is crime. [26:49] And she sailed. [26:52] I don't know how the hell she got it. [26:54] She sailed. [26:55] But no, but sail is so nice. [26:58] She sailed the seven seas and she arrived in our country. [27:02] And the first thing she did, coming from a country with no law, no order, no polity, [27:08] all they have is people that shoot you all the time. [27:10] Know anything. [27:11] They have nothing. [27:13] Probably the worst country on earth. [27:15] There are a couple of that maybe could be right there. [27:18] But it's among the worst in the world. [27:20] And she came into our country and she immediately announced that my constitutional rights allow me [27:26] to tell you how to run the United States of America. [27:30] She comes from a shithouse country and she's telling us how to run the United States. [27:40] So Ilan Noor Syed Elmi, her real name, has openly admitted to fraud and she will not be legally allowed to be a member of that august body that sits in Washington so beautifully. [28:07] Of which we have many members here. [28:09] We have many, many congressmen and women here. [28:13] They're at a slightly different level. [28:18] The last time the radical Democrats had power, they gave us the worst inflation in American history, [28:24] the highest energy prices in American history. [28:27] You know, energy was much higher under Sleepy Joe and under Barack Hussein Obama. [28:32] And what we did is, I knew it was going to go up a little bit, small price to pay, [28:37] but we took out the nuclear power from Iran. [28:40] They gave us the worst trade deficit in American history. [28:50] They allowed 25 million people to pour across our borders from all over the world. [28:56] And if they win the midterms, they will do it again. [28:59] They're going to do it all again. [29:01] And, you know, they'll do it all again. [29:05] And we never forget. [29:06] We can never forget. [29:07] You go back two years ago. [29:08] We were living in a dark age. [29:10] The proud people of Florida will never let that happen. [29:13] And it's true, less than two years ago, the radical left Democrats handed us the truth. [29:25] I say it all the time. [29:26] It was like a dark period, wasn't it? [29:28] It was a dark age. [29:30] It was a dark age of America. [29:31] But we quickly turned it into the golden age of America. [29:35] That's what it is right now. [29:37] And no other president has ever accomplished so much in such a short period of time. [29:45] That's what they say. [29:46] You're going to see a poll later on. [29:48] They rate the presidents in terms of their greatness. [29:51] I'm proud to say, let's put it this way. [29:55] Let's put it this way. [29:56] I wouldn't be telling you about that poll if I was doing badly in it. [29:59] And you know who made the poll? [30:03] CNN. [30:03] Can you believe it? [30:06] I'm sure the guy who did it is no longer with them. [30:08] But we achieved the most secure border in American history in the past 17 months. [30:14] Zero illegal aliens have been admitted into the United States. [30:26] Zero. [30:30] Thank you. [30:30] I was telling this brilliant team that I have over here that I feel always sort of foolish [30:39] when I say, so Biden allowed $25 million. [30:42] He had no clue. [30:43] He was sleeping most of the time. [30:44] But his border czar was Kamala. [30:47] Nobody knows her last name. [30:49] Does anybody know her last name? [30:52] Harris. [30:53] No, they call her Kamala. [30:58] Kamala. [30:58] They say, what's her last name? [30:59] I don't know. [31:01] Well, that's part of the problem she had. [31:02] When people went in to vote, they had no idea who the hell she was. [31:06] Well, they're trying to do that in Alaska. [31:09] We have a man named Dan Sullivan. [31:11] So the Democrats, maybe here they're not so dumb. [31:14] They put another man also with the name of Dan Sullivan. [31:17] So we have two Dan Sullivans. [31:19] How about that? [31:21] That's not so dumb, actually. [31:23] It's cheating like hell, but it's not the dumbest thing in the world. [31:26] And it's very confusing to people, to put it mildly. [31:30] They gave people with a very high 188 IQ. [31:34] And they said, please pick the real Dan Sullivan. [31:37] And they were right about 50% of the time. [31:41] How about that one? [31:42] Would you like to have somebody with your name running it? [31:45] This is not good. [31:46] If that would happen, you might even lose to one of the worst candidates in the history of Florida. [31:51] This jolly guy's bad news. [31:54] They should have done that, Byron. [31:56] They missed their opportunity, Byron. [31:58] But record numbers of illegal alien criminals have been taken off the street. [32:02] And we've achieved the largest drop in violent crime ever recorded. [32:06] With the murder rate at the lowest level in 125 years. [32:11] 1990. [32:14] 1990. [32:14] So in much less than two years, we secured commitments for $22.2 trillion of new investments [32:24] into the United States of America. [32:27] The greatest amount by far ever invested in our country. [32:32] You know what the record was? [32:34] Another country 10 years ago, $3 trillion. [32:36] We had $22 trillion. [32:38] Think of this. [32:38] For 15 months, they call it up to 15. [32:41] That means we have more now, because we're a little longer than that. [32:45] Thanks to my tariffs. [32:46] My favorite word, I have to tell you. [32:48] But no longer. [32:53] It's number five. [32:54] Because the fake news, when I said tariffs, and it was my favorite word. [32:58] I'd go around. [32:59] Tariffs, because it's made us rich. [33:01] I hope you know that. [33:02] That's the reason you have factories being built. [33:04] You know, the radical level. [33:05] Oh, take the tariffs off. [33:07] Yeah, take the tariffs off. [33:07] Watch every factory leave America. [33:10] Take them off and watch everybody say bye-bye, you stupid people. [33:15] But the fake news was just killing me, because I said, tariffs is my favorite word. [33:21] I didn't know what I did wrong. [33:23] And it took me two or three times saying it at big rallies like this. [33:27] And I'd say, tariffs is my favorite word. [33:29] And then I saw an article written by that person right over there, a faker. [33:34] And she wrote this article. [33:38] And she said, tariff is his favorite word. [33:41] How bad is the man? [33:42] What about God? [33:44] What about wife, family, children, relationship? [33:48] So I made it number five word, and I'm okay now. [33:51] I'm okay. [33:55] It used to be my favorite word. [33:57] It used to be my favorite word. [33:59] Now it's number five. [34:01] But right now, because of tariffs and smart people like Scott and Howard, we love Bobby. [34:10] Wow. [34:11] How about Bobby? [34:12] I watched him. [34:12] What applause Bobby got. [34:15] I don't know. [34:16] I got to be a little worried about him. [34:18] What applause Bobby. [34:19] Can people love Bobby? [34:21] All of them, Oz. [34:22] Your attorney general, by the way, happens to be fantastic. [34:26] Fantastic. [34:28] What a nice group. [34:30] What a good group of people. [34:32] Well, but thanks to what we've done, and tariffs, the use of tariffs. [34:37] Number one, tariffs have helped us end eight wars. [34:41] Five of the eight, I would say, was because of trade and tariffs, that if you continue to [34:45] fight, we're going to put a 200% tariff on you, both of you. [34:48] And amazing, they stopped the war. [34:51] Probably should do that immediately with Ukraine and Russia. [34:54] I've never thought of it. [34:55] I didn't think of it for them. [34:57] But we don't buy enough to do it for them. [34:59] So it doesn't so work. [35:00] But we've got more factories right now and plants being built in the United States of America [35:06] by far than we have ever had before. [35:11] And the stock market has set 88 all-time record highs since the election, less than two years [35:20] ago, 88. [35:21] And anybody going to the polls on November 3rd or if you're writing in, you have to do [35:31] this. [35:32] You have to look at your 401ks before you leave the house and just take a look. [35:37] And you'll see that they're about, that you've made about 60%. [35:40] They're about 60% higher than they were just a short while ago. [35:45] And then go, and you can pull the trigger. [35:47] You can pull the trigger for Byron because they're 60%, in some cases, much higher than [35:55] that. [35:56] A police officer, I told this story a week ago, the police officer came up to me. [36:00] He said, sir, I want to thank you very much. [36:02] New York's finest, a great guy, a big, strong guy. [36:05] He said, sir, I want to just thank you because my wife has always considered me a loser. [36:11] She thinks she was nasty. [36:14] She was always calling me bad names. [36:16] I'd invest in stocks and things and would lose a lot of money. [36:21] And this year, I'm up 67%. [36:23] And she thinks I'm the most brilliant financial genius ever. [36:28] And I just want to thank you. [36:32] I actually asked him a terrible thing, which I shouldn't say in this room because it's Florida. [36:35] But I said, are you staying with your wife or have you found some? [36:39] Have you decided to stay or are you going to get rid of her? [36:41] You know, because honestly, that's not nice. [36:45] So now she likes you. [36:46] You know, what have you done for me lately? [36:48] Right? [36:48] I don't like that. [36:50] I didn't like the end of that story, actually. [36:53] But now he's okay. [36:54] He's happy. [36:55] But income for hardworking Americans has soared to the highest level in the history of our [37:00] country. [37:01] Think of this. [37:02] Ready? [37:03] I'm going to give you a couple of things. [37:05] You just said income per individual, highest level in our country. [37:11] I'm going to give you a few more. [37:13] And then I'm going to walk off this stage because there's no reason to stay here and [37:17] waste your time and mine. [37:19] Because these are numbers. [37:21] These are numbers that when you give them. [37:23] So ready? [37:24] I gave you one. [37:25] Income, your income, is the highest level that it's ever been. [37:28] All of you, look, you're all nodding. [37:30] You're right. [37:30] You're right. [37:31] The fake news doesn't want to. [37:34] Here's the second one that you can. [37:36] More Americans are working today than at any time in the history of the United States. [37:42] So highest income. [37:49] Think of it. [37:49] These are big, beautiful states. [37:52] These are what it's all about. [37:54] I love you, too. [37:56] You're not my type. [38:00] He's not my type, but I do love him. [38:03] Thank you. [38:04] Thank you. [38:05] Okay. [38:06] Here's another one. [38:07] Here's another one. [38:09] Number three, poverty rate. [38:10] Poverty rate. [38:11] People that are having a hard time. [38:13] The poverty rate has just reached its best level, most successful level in American history. [38:21] Poverty. [38:21] So income, poverty, more jobs. [38:26] Here's another one. [38:27] African-American poverty, Hispanic-American poverty, Asian-American poverty, Native American poverty rates are at the best levels ever recorded. [38:37] So poverty is in great shape. [38:49] We don't want to be there, but it's in great shape. [38:51] Think of it. [38:51] Best numbers ever. [38:52] Best numbers ever. [38:54] Income is the best numbers ever. [38:56] Employment is the best numbers ever. [38:58] But I'll give you another one. [38:59] And then I'm going home because I'm wasting time. [39:03] Because when you have numbers like this, what do I have to keep doing this for? [39:07] I've been doing this now for two weeks. [39:09] Every week I'm in a different place. [39:12] But it is my home territory. [39:22] I could go home. [39:25] Very quick flight. [39:26] I could go home to a quaint little place on the ocean and the lake. [39:31] It's got the only one that's on the boat. [39:33] Called Mar-a-Lago. [39:34] I can go home to Mar-a-Lago instead of being with you. [39:36] But I'd actually rather be with you if you want another. [39:40] I like being with you. [39:42] All right. [39:42] Here's another one. [39:44] So I gave you those three. [39:45] Now, those are big picture. [39:46] Those are big. [39:46] Right? [39:47] The most jobs. [39:49] Exports. [39:49] Remember? [39:50] Did you ever hear of a man named Barack Hussein Obama? [39:52] Is that right? [39:53] Barack Hussein Obama. [39:57] You ever hear of him? [39:58] Right? [39:59] Exports have soared to the highest level in American history. [40:04] And Barack Hussein Obama used to say, [40:11] we will never be a manufacturing country again. [40:13] So that means that we make products and we sell the products. [40:18] Exports, to me, of all of them, [40:20] have soared to, by far, the highest level in the history of our country. [40:27] Good afternoon, everybody. [40:28] I'm leaving. [40:29] Bye, everybody. [40:30] Vote for Byron. [40:31] And I'll go over some more. [40:57] But, you know, our great chief of staff told me, [41:04] sir, you got to take it easy. [41:06] That's sort of something I love doing. [41:07] Because I go over these points that are so big, so important. [41:10] And then I say, what do I have to stay here for? [41:12] You're not sort of cool. [41:12] And I walk off the stage. [41:14] She said, you're driving Secret Service crazy. [41:17] They're running all over the place, running, running, running, because I wouldn't leave you. [41:23] It's too soon. [41:24] You waited too long. [41:25] So, no, it's true. [41:29] Susie, right? [41:30] She said, you're driving Secret Service crazy. [41:34] They think you're leaving and they're rushing with their guns all over the place. [41:39] So less than two years ago, our country was dead. [41:42] And now we're the hottest country anywhere in the world. [41:46] Hottest in the world. [41:51] And with our Republican Congress, I signed the great, big, beautiful bill delivering the [41:55] largest tax cuts in American history. [41:58] I did it in my first term also. [42:00] Including no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, and no tax on Social Security for our great seniors. [42:13] And we made interest on car loans, something that you haven't seen. [42:17] You know, very rich people seem to like deductions, but they haven't really given deductions to [42:25] people that want to borrow money to buy a car. [42:28] And this is my idea. [42:29] It's so, become so successful. [42:32] The interest on car loans is tax deductible. [42:35] But only if the car is made in America. [42:40] We made the largest ever investment to the U.S. Armed Forces. [42:58] One trillion dollars, the largest investment we've ever made. [43:01] We have the most powerful military in the world. [43:04] We have the greatest military in the world. [43:06] And we have the greatest military equipment in the world. [43:09] You saw that during Venezuela and you see it now during the national, think of it, think [43:16] of it. [43:17] The Islamic Republic of Iran will tell you that we have the best equipment. [43:23] No. [43:24] Cuba, he wants to know what about Cuba. [43:26] Give me a break. [43:27] Give me a break. [43:29] Don't worry. [43:29] We'll take care of Cuba on our way back from Iran. [43:34] We'll do a little stopover. [43:45] No, we'll do a little stopover. [43:47] Actually, what we're going to do with Cuba is we're going to come back from Iran, those [43:51] beautiful ships. [43:52] We'll pass Cuba. [43:53] We'll have one of them stop about 50 yards off the coast. [43:56] They'll raise up their hands. [43:58] And then we're going to send Marco Rubio in to finish up the deal. [44:07] We'll have Marco. [44:09] Marco. [44:18] We don't even have to stop. [44:20] We can just put him in there and he'll figure it out. [44:23] He's a great guy. [44:24] We captured and brought to justice the outlaw dictator of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro, who [44:30] is now awaiting trial. [44:34] And we won the war in Venezuela in one day. [44:36] And now we're working with them to produce millions and millions of barrels of oil a week. [44:46] And in Iran, I terminated the Barack Hussein Obama's JCPOA or the Iran nuclear deal. [44:53] One of the worst deals ever made, which was a road to a nuclear weapon for Iran. [44:59] It was a horrible deal. [45:00] We obliterated Iran's nuclear enrichment capacity with Operation Midnight Hammer. [45:06] You remember that late at night, one in the morning. [45:10] And then did the rest with Operation Epic Fury, which it was. [45:15] We may do another little Epic Fury or they'll agree. [45:21] If they're smart, they'll just say, let's get down to business. [45:25] But, you know, I doubt they'll do that because perhaps they're not smart. [45:30] But we did a number on them. [45:32] You know, they have the worst. [45:33] It's called the worst economy anywhere in the world. [45:36] And they have the highest. [45:37] Scott, they have the highest inflation anywhere in the world. [45:40] Stand up, Scott Bessett. [45:41] So, you know, if I do a movie and if I have to pick a secretary of the treasury, this guy [46:01] is central casting, right? [46:03] I'll use it. [46:03] I'll have to use the original. [46:05] I'm going to have to use the original. [46:08] We're going to use Scott to play himself. [46:11] We defeated them militarily, financially, and otherwise. [46:14] And now we are ensuring it's done a while ago that Iran will never have a nuclear weapon. [46:21] It's all about that. [46:22] It's all about that. [46:23] Oil prices will soon plummet and oil prices are coming down very substantially. [46:28] They're coming down much faster. [46:30] You know, when I did this, we hit the all-time high. [46:33] But actually, the market, you know, if you look back seven months, eight months, the market's [46:39] much higher now than it was then. [46:40] So at the beginning, but I came in and I saw Scott, I saw Howard, I saw all my guys, I [46:45] saw Marco, I saw JD, I saw everybody. [46:48] We had a meeting and I said, we got to stop Iran from having a nuclear weapon because if [46:54] they have a new nuclear weapon, the whole world would be hostage. [46:57] And this was, this was right, during a trip to Iowa, I had meetings and a speech and I [47:09] made the speech and I was riding in and back and I'm looking at, I'm looking at the gas [47:15] pumps and I'm looking at the top, it said $1.85 a gallon. [47:20] The second station said $1.95. [47:23] We had hit the all-time low, our all-time low. [47:26] You think Biden looked at the top of gas pumps? [47:28] I don't know. [47:29] Do you think Sleepy Joe would say, let's look at the gas pumps. [47:33] I want to see how oil is, but I don't think so. [47:35] I don't think he did. [47:36] I don't think Obama did. [47:38] I didn't think, I don't think anybody does but me, but I did. [47:41] And we had $1.85 and $1.95 and that was our low, we were at the lowest point in years [47:47] and I said, I'm sorry to tell you this, fellas, the following day, but we have to stop these [47:51] lunatics from having nuclear weapons and we have done that and it's something that's very [47:57] important, something very important. [48:01] And this last week, you probably read it, it was in the Wall Street Journal, not that that [48:06] means anything, it's a terrible paper, but terrible. [48:10] It's become a scandal sheet, but no, it was in the Wall Street Journal and it was an article [48:15] that more oil is coming out of the harmless strait today than came out before this war [48:21] started. [48:21] Think of that. [48:23] Think of that. [48:23] And you know why? [48:26] Because of our Navy. [48:27] Because we have a blockade where Iran can't come in or go out, but everybody else can. [48:32] Our Navy is unbelievable and our military is unbelievable. [48:37] The Naval blockade. [48:39] Right? [48:39] And I settled eight raging wars, or soon-to-be wars, and we're close to ending, I hope, the [48:51] Russia-Ukraine catastrophe, I hope we're ending that. [48:55] You know that in the Russia-Ukraine war, 25, on average, 25,000 soldiers are killed a month. [49:01] Think of that. [49:01] 25,000 young soldiers, mostly soldiers, killed a month, got to get it stopped. [49:08] And the other one, of course, is Iran, but we've settled, I've settled eight wars. [49:12] Think of that. [49:13] Did I get the Nobel Prize? [49:15] No. [49:18] Did I get the Nobel Prize? [49:19] Excuse me. [49:21] Byron, did you see the Nobel Prize being sent to the office, please? [49:24] Did it come through Florida? [49:26] I don't think so. [49:28] No, I settled. [49:28] Well, you know, Norway's very liberal. [49:32] And, you know, the person that got the Nobel Prize, the first one, said, you have to be [49:38] kidding. [49:39] I got it. [49:39] Trump deserves it. [49:41] He deserves it more than any person that has ever gotten the Nobel Prize. [49:45] And she gave me her Nobel Prize, which I won't forget. [49:50] Maria. [49:52] Maria. [49:54] And the one that got it this time, last week, is a woman I never heard of. [50:00] You will never hear of again. [50:01] What she did, everyone's trying to figure that out. [50:04] Think of it. [50:05] I'm not talking. [50:06] I'm talking about, let's say, for our country. [50:08] You settle eight wars. [50:10] You stop India and Pakistan, two nuclear. [50:13] You stop them. [50:15] There I did on trade. [50:16] I said, fellas, if you guys are going to do that, you're not going to trade with the [50:19] United States. [50:19] They make a lot of money. [50:21] And I'm going to put massive tariffs on both of you, 250 percent, so you won't be able [50:25] to do any business. [50:27] And they got very upset, very angry, and they stopped shooting, and the war was over. [50:30] I stopped it. [50:31] Eleven planes. [50:32] Think of it. [50:33] Eleven planes were shot. [50:34] I stopped all these wars, and it's really an honor to do so. [50:44] I had no help from the United Nations. [50:46] I never made one phone call to the United Nations. [50:48] But we got them all stopped, and a couple of more left. [50:52] I had no idea when I was running, I had no idea that they had so many wars. [50:57] And to be honest with you, you know, it's promises made, promises kept. [51:01] And a very, a very nice, a very nice anchor, thank you, sitting up here, said that whether [51:10] you like Trump or not, he has a phrase, promises made, promises kept. [51:15] He really fulfilled more promises than he even made. [51:19] I did. [51:19] Many, many, many more things. [51:21] And we got all of the 28 Hamas hostages returned to their families, both living and dead. [51:31] And hundreds before that, we got it. [51:37] Everybody said that was impossible. [51:40] Living and dead. [51:41] You know, I spoke to some of the parents. [51:43] Their son was dead. [51:44] They knew he was dead, but they wanted him back as much as the parents were the son, mostly [51:50] sons in almost all cases. [51:52] But as much as those where the son was alive, and they would call me or talk to him at meetings, [52:00] they wanted their son, who was dead, back as much as the people, maybe almost it seemed [52:06] like more than the people whose son was alive. [52:09] They wanted the body back, and we got them all back, and nobody thought that was possible. [52:14] And just yesterday, we got Stephen Hubbard back from Russia, which should have been done [52:27] by the Biden administration. [52:32] No, I saw Stephen Hubbard's son. [52:35] He made a great impression. [52:36] He really wanted to get his father. [52:38] He was in Russia for years. [52:39] It was under Biden that they took him. [52:41] We should have gotten him back that night, the night they took him. [52:44] He lived a tough life for years. [52:48] And I called Vladimir Putin on Friday, and I said, will you do me a favor? [52:51] Give me the person you have named Stephen Hubbard. [52:55] Give him back to me, would you please? [52:58] And he said, I will do that. [52:59] And he gave him back to us. [53:00] And he just arrived in our country, and that's great. [53:08] That's great. [53:09] His family is very happy. [53:11] I wonder if they're going to vote for Trump. [53:13] Probably not. [53:15] Probably not. [53:16] They'll probably find a way to vote for somebody else. [53:18] Let's vote for Trump. [53:18] That's happened to me before. [53:20] I got most favored nation agreements to reduce the cost of prescription drugs from the highest [53:27] drug price in the history of our country to the lowest drug price in the history of our country. [53:33] So this will reduce drug prices by 50 to 90 percent. [53:41] Think of that, right? [53:42] And that alone should give us a win in the midterms. [53:46] If you just did that alone, because other presidents have tried, but they had never had a shot. [53:51] They never even came close. [53:53] It was tough. [53:54] I had to be very tough on, Oz will tell you, I had to be very tough on foreign nations. [53:58] Right, Oz? [53:59] I call up France. [54:00] I say, you have to double and triple your drug price. [54:02] I said, they weren't easy. [54:03] How's France doing, by the way? [54:05] Not too good. [54:05] That's what would happen to your country if you turned left and you let millions of people [54:13] in without getting them the hell out like we've done. [54:16] That's what would happen. [54:17] That's not going to happen to our country. [54:26] You know, they blame it on schools. [54:28] They say, it's schools. [54:29] It's schools. [54:30] I'm looking at some of these guys, these thugs. [54:32] They're not students. [54:33] It's illegal immigration is what it is. [54:36] It's people coming into a country that hate the country. [54:38] They hate the leadership. [54:39] They hate the people. [54:40] They hate the buildings. [54:42] They hate the art. [54:43] They hate France. [54:44] And they're letting them come into the country unchecked, unvetted. [54:48] That's what it is. [54:49] It's not schools. [54:50] Oh, the floor of the school is a little dirty. [54:52] Let's riot. [54:53] No, it's not that. [54:55] They didn't look like school children when they're ripping the hell out of buildings [54:58] and tearing apart brick walls, burning down a building from 1840 that was one of the great [55:05] buildings of France. [55:06] You see that burn down? [55:07] Starting on day one of my administration, we abolished all discriminatory, diversity, [55:14] equity, and inclusion policies throughout the federal government. [55:19] Right? [55:22] We got critical race theory and transgender insanity out of our schools. [55:26] We made English the official language of the United States of America. [55:41] And today I have breaking news for the benefit of American seniors. [55:46] So if you're not a senior, don't listen too much because I don't want to bore you, actually. [55:50] But I'm pleased to announce that the Trump administration is investing $250 million to hire [55:57] at least 5,000 new nurses in elder care facilities all across America. [56:02] And in particular, including the great state of Florida. [56:07] You need them. [56:11] And today we're also taking historic action to support an important industry here in the [56:16] shores of the Gulf of America. [56:18] How do we like the Gulf of America? [56:22] The Gulf of America. [56:23] That's the seafood industry. [56:27] We're doing things for the seafood industry that they can't even believe. [56:31] Did you like the change of the name Gulf of Mexico to Gulf of America? [56:35] You know, it never made sense to me because 93 percent of the shoreline, Florida, all the [56:47] way around, up to Mexico, 93 percent was America. [56:52] America and seven percent was Mexico. [56:57] And I've always thought about it. [56:59] And I said, let's see if we can get it done. [57:00] And we got it done in very rapid fashion. [57:03] And I also changed a beautiful lake that's quite near Canada into Lake America. [57:26] Lake America. [57:27] What a beautiful lake. [57:31] Some people aren't. [57:33] I'm trying to change New Mexico. [57:34] I'm trying to change New Mexico. [57:38] You know, it's a it's a good state that went wayward. [57:41] They have crooked elections in New Mexico, very crooked elections. [57:45] But if you call New Mexico, so a friend of mine lives there and he says every time he goes [57:49] on a plane, they want to see his passport because no, he says all the time there's such a pain. [57:55] And frankly, and I'm playing with this, you know, this is tricky. [58:00] It's called New Mexico, but it's not Mexico. [58:03] I want to change it to New America. [58:08] The value of their homes will double. [58:17] I'll tell you, it's like it's like with it's serious. [58:21] It's like the Gulf of America. [58:23] You know, the Gulf of America now, the whole shoreline is booming. [58:27] They're selling T-shirts. [58:28] They're selling everything. [58:29] They never sold anything. [58:31] And it's booming. [58:32] All right. [58:33] So I have a Gulf of America. [58:35] I have an unbelievable one of the great five legs. [58:40] Canada is not. [58:40] Canada is not thrilled with that one. [58:42] I called up Google Map. [58:46] This is after Gulf of. [58:47] I called up Google Map and I said, yeah, change it, please again. [58:54] So I did that with Gulf of America. [58:58] I called up. [59:00] You know, I called up their fellows, our friends, right? [59:02] The top guy. [59:04] I don't want to give his name because he'll be met with anger. [59:07] No, he'll be met with love, actually, I think. [59:10] And I called him up. [59:12] I said, I want to change the name of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America. [59:17] He goes, wow, that's big. [59:21] He said, that's a big one. [59:25] Then I changed the lake last week. [59:27] So now I call him again and I send him a picture of the Atlantic Ocean. [59:41] And it's true, true. [59:45] Sundar. [59:47] I said, Sundar. [59:48] He said, he's a genius. [59:49] Look, you know, look what they did. [59:50] Sergey Sundar. [59:52] Look what they did. [59:53] But the Google Map is a big deal. [59:54] You know, I did all the legal filings. [59:56] And so we have a lake. [1:00:00] We have a gulf. [1:00:02] We need a river, an ocean, and a strait. [1:00:05] So I've got the strait. [1:00:08] That's the Strait of Hormuz. [1:00:12] We're going to call it the Trump Strait. [1:00:14] And I like big things. [1:00:29] So there's only two oceans that qualify for the name change. [1:00:32] One is the Pacific Ocean and one is the Atlantic Ocean. [1:00:36] And so I said, let's go with the Atlantic. [1:00:38] You know, it's closer to home. [1:00:41] So I sent a little note to Sundar from Google. [1:00:47] He's the boss, the whole thing. [1:00:49] But Google Map is one of many things they've done so well. [1:00:52] I said, Sundar, I want to change the name of the Atlantic Ocean to the American Ocean. [1:00:59] And while you're at it, I want to change the name of the Strait of Hormuz to the Trump Strait. [1:01:13] And he called up. [1:01:20] He said, sir, I've had it. [1:01:22] I've had it. [1:01:23] I can't do it anymore. [1:01:25] What you've done here. [1:01:27] I cannot do oceans, sir. [1:01:29] I could do a gulf, barely. [1:01:33] I could do a lake, barely. [1:01:37] But I'm not doing the damn Atlantic Ocean, okay? [1:01:41] Did you know that? [1:01:42] He put his foot down. [1:01:45] And I was only kidding. [1:01:46] I said, Sundar. [1:01:48] I'm only kidding. [1:01:51] We are looking also, though, for a river. [1:01:54] So we have two that I like. [1:01:55] Mississippi. [1:01:56] I don't have the courage because we want Mississippi and all those states that are massive. [1:02:01] So then you have the Hudson River, but I don't think. [1:02:04] So I think we're going to lay off. [1:02:06] We're going to lay off rivers. [1:02:08] Anyway, I'm just kidding. [1:02:10] We're having fun. [1:02:10] See, the problem with this kind of fun is these fake news is going to report it as soon as you. [1:02:15] Watch. [1:02:17] There'll be a story. [1:02:17] There'll be a story tomorrow on the front page of the failing New York Times that says, [1:02:31] Donald Trump wants to change the name of the Atlantic Ocean. [1:02:36] And he was met with bitter criticism. [1:02:41] So remember how, I'm just kidding, but when you read it tomorrow, they will give it as breaking news. [1:02:48] We have breaking news. [1:02:49] I'll go out tonight, breaking news. [1:02:52] But with the help of Secretary of Health and Human Services, how much do we like this guy, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.? [1:02:58] What a great guy. [1:03:20] I'd get him up, except I watched him for a half an hour on the plane. [1:03:23] I don't know if I should. [1:03:25] Do you want to come up and announce it yourself, Bobby? [1:03:27] Come on up, Bobby. [1:03:28] Come on. [1:03:28] I'm very grateful to President Trump. [1:03:52] I spent 40 years working for the commercial fishermen in this country. [1:03:57] And commercial fishermen in this country have the strongest environmental regulations. [1:04:02] They have the greatest sustainability regulations. [1:04:06] But it puts them at a disadvantage to all the other fishermen in the world. [1:04:11] I'm going to give you one quick example. [1:04:12] Vietnam and Cambodia, they have companies that go in there. [1:04:17] They fence off a mangrove swamp. [1:04:19] They poison the fish in it. [1:04:21] They grow shrimp. [1:04:23] They can do that for five seasons. [1:04:25] Then all the mangroves are dead. [1:04:27] They destroy the environment. [1:04:28] The shrimp are so loaded with antibiotics and disinfectants that no European country will take them. [1:04:35] So they ship them all over here. [1:04:37] And they put our shrimpers here, Fort Myers, the greatest shrimpery in Florida. [1:04:43] Big shrimp. [1:04:44] And they have to compete against criminal enterprises abroad. [1:04:52] President Trump is rebuilding the infrastructure. [1:04:55] He's reopening the markets for our commercial fishermen. [1:04:58] And today he's announcing a label for all American-made seafood that says it's American-made so Americans can make a good shrimp. [1:05:24] Thank you, Bobby. [1:05:26] By the way, seriously, did anybody ever see the build? [1:05:31] The body on body? [1:05:32] Did anybody ever see this? [1:05:33] He's got the body of a 30-year-old. [1:05:43] But he has done an amazing job. [1:05:45] He's actually just like an amazing guy. [1:05:49] Think of it. [1:05:50] Think of it. [1:05:51] He's a Republican, and he's the most important candidate in the Kennedy family by far. [1:05:57] Is that good? [1:05:57] See, now, with that statement, I just caused him a little more problem, but we can handle problems. [1:06:09] No, he's a great guy. [1:06:11] Our country is doing so well under Republican leadership that only I can make this promise to you. [1:06:18] If Republicans win the House of Representatives and the Senate, I am going to give all adult citizens in the United States of America $5,000. [1:06:29] And only Republicans can do it because Democrats aren't able to, because we're taking in massive amounts of money through tariffs and record-setting economic success. [1:06:53] But the Democrats' policies are so bad that they won't allow this to happen. [1:06:58] It's the exact opposite if, I mean this, but I would hope it would be wrong if such a thing should ever happen, which I don't think it will. [1:07:08] If the Democrats win, you will have a 1929-style economic depression. [1:07:13] I believe that because they're so stupid. [1:07:15] They're so stupid. [1:07:17] Don't forget, they're the ones that want transgender mutilization of your children. [1:07:26] They want open borders. [1:07:28] They want men playing in women's sports. [1:07:34] So their financial policies are just as stupid as their regular policies. [1:07:40] If the Republicans win, you will each have $5,000 in your pocket in economic success for our country like we have never seen before. [1:07:49] And remember, just sort of as a little example, because the Democrats are going, oh, he'll never be able to pull that off. [1:07:57] Oh, I will. [1:07:58] I always pull it off. [1:07:59] Because you remember just recently I gave all members of our military $1,776. [1:08:06] Everyone. [1:08:07] And they all got it. [1:08:08] It's all done. [1:08:09] Got it one year ago. [1:08:12] $1,776. [1:08:14] And I asked generals, they said, what could we give as a little bonus to our military? [1:08:17] They've done so great. [1:08:18] And they came in, these three guys came in, handsome, big, strong guys. [1:08:24] Four stars, four stars, and three stars. [1:08:27] Sir, I think we can do $1,775. [1:08:31] I said, wait a minute, $1,775? [1:08:34] You mean if I add $1, it's $1,776? [1:08:38] That's an important name. [1:08:40] Important term, $1,776. [1:08:42] They said, yes, sir, we can, can you scrounge up General one extra dollar? [1:08:45] Yes, sir. [1:08:47] Yes, sir. [1:08:47] These guys were so good looking. [1:08:49] I mean, I wanted to, I wanted to go out immediately and make a movie because I have, now I have [1:08:54] my secretary of the treasurer and I have my generals all probably. [1:08:59] But I said, so if we do $1 more at $1,776, that's right. [1:09:04] So we did $1,776. [1:09:07] And each one of those people, every time I get greeted, every time I get greeted by somebody [1:09:15] in the military, they thank me for the $1,776. [1:09:18] It's a cool, such a cool thing. [1:09:20] But we got it done. [1:09:21] I got it done less than a year ago. [1:09:23] And the $5,000, I'll get done too. [1:09:25] Because the $5,000 Trump dividend is approximately $1 trillion. [1:09:29] That's what it's going to cost. [1:09:30] But we have a record setting $22.2 trillion that's being invested in the country in just 15 months. [1:09:36] But the only caveat on the Trump, let's call it the Trump dividend, is that you have to [1:09:45] spend the money in the United States of America. [1:09:48] You can't go to a foreign country. [1:09:53] And your wife would get it and you would get it. [1:09:55] That's $10,000. [1:09:56] You cannot go to Japan. [1:10:00] You can't spend the money. [1:10:01] Darling, darling, I love you so much. [1:10:03] Let's go to China. [1:10:04] It's such a beautiful place. [1:10:06] You can't go to France. [1:10:08] This is not a good time to spend your money. [1:10:11] You can go to France if you'd like. [1:10:13] We'll open it up. [1:10:14] No, I don't think it's a good time to go to France. [1:10:17] Does anybody like revolution? [1:10:19] If you like revolution, but you can't, you have to spend the money here. [1:10:24] So it's going to be, Scott would call that recycling. [1:10:28] Right, Scott? [1:10:28] Recycling is not going to cost us so much. [1:10:31] You spend the money in the United States. [1:10:34] So the choice of this election is really a very simple one. [1:10:37] You can vote for the radical left Democrat communist to loot your wealth, raise your taxes [1:10:42] by $5 trillion, annihilate your borders, decimate Florida jobs, mutilate your children, and give [1:10:49] 25 million illegal aliens amnesty and the right to vote. [1:10:57] That doesn't seem to be too popular. [1:11:00] Or you can defeat the Democrat communists and vote for more money in your pockets, bigger paychecks [1:11:07] for your families, lower taxes, less crime, a booming Florida economy, and no amnesty for [1:11:13] illegal aliens. [1:11:15] But for that, you must vote Republican. [1:11:22] And remember that every single Democrat in Congress voted against our tax cuts. [1:11:27] They voted against no tax on tips. [1:11:29] They voted against no tax on overtime. [1:11:31] They voted against no tax on Social Security for our great seniors. [1:11:36] They voted against voter ID. [1:11:38] They voted against proof of citizenship. [1:11:41] They voted against securing our borders. [1:11:44] Remember this. [1:11:45] If they ever did win, I can't even imagine it, your borders would be open. [1:11:50] You'd have no voter integrity. [1:11:53] Think of it. [1:11:54] Why do they want no voter ID? [1:11:57] They want to cheat. [1:12:01] Why do they want a man not to come up to them and say, sir, may I see your proof of [1:12:05] citizenship, sir? [1:12:07] I'm not giving you my citizenship. [1:12:09] I demand to vote. [1:12:10] You know why? [1:12:10] Because they want to cheat. [1:12:12] Because it's the only way they can win because their policies are so bad they have to cheat. [1:12:16] They voted in favor of the worst inflation and the highest energy cost in American history. [1:12:21] Worst inflation I inherited. [1:12:23] And last, for the last three months, inflation was at 1.7%. [1:12:30] Can you imagine? [1:12:31] They voted in favor of transgender mutilization of your children. [1:12:39] And they voted in favor of men playing in women's sports. [1:12:45] On election night, Florida is going to prove that America does not belong to those who hate it. [1:12:51] America belongs to those who love it. [1:13:07] So let's get down to business. [1:13:10] David Jolly is a vicious anti-gun radical who wants to take away your firearms. [1:13:16] He has an F rating from the NRA. [1:13:19] I've never even heard of an F rating. [1:13:21] You know what an F rating means? [1:13:22] Get rid of all guns. [1:13:25] And he said, quote, we must crush the culture of guns. [1:13:29] Not a good thing to say to Florida. [1:13:31] I wonder if he knew he was running for office, Byron. [1:13:34] I don't think so. [1:13:35] But he said he does not agree with the Second Amendment. [1:13:39] The ability for anybody to buy a gun is foolish. [1:13:43] These are his quotes. [1:13:44] Byron Donalds will always defend your right to keep and bear arms, just like I do. [1:13:48] And Byron was one of the first people to endorse me in 2025. [1:13:56] I'm telling you, when I announced, he was like right at the beginning, maybe the first. [1:14:02] Boy, you were right there. [1:14:03] You were early. [1:14:03] Thank you very much. [1:14:04] I don't know if I've ever thanked you. [1:14:06] I don't know. [1:14:07] I thank you, but not for the speed. [1:14:09] The speed was pretty good. [1:14:10] But now Byron's endorsed by 36 Florida sheriffs, the Florida Farm Bureau, most of regular law [1:14:18] enforcement, Moms for America. [1:14:21] And he is endorsed by me at the strongest and highest level. [1:14:26] He's an incredible guy. [1:14:27] He will be one of your greatest governors in history. [1:14:30] And he's a special person and a nice person with an unbelievable wife and family. [1:14:36] Byron, please come up, please. [1:15:06] We're going to win in 11 days. [1:15:08] This election is very simple. [1:15:14] This election is very simple. [1:15:16] As your next governor, we're going to make sure that our government is accountable to [1:15:19] you. [1:15:20] As your next governor, we're going to make sure our children can achieve their Florida dream. [1:15:25] And as your next governor, this state is going to be affordable. [1:15:29] We're going to lower insurance. [1:15:30] We're going to lower taxes. [1:15:32] Florida will always be the greatest state in America. [1:15:35] And Mr. President, it was my honor to back you to be the 47th president of the United States. [1:15:51] Because the auto pen Joe Biden was terrible. [1:15:56] He was terrible. [1:15:59] By the way, did you hear they brought Bill Clinton into Florida? [1:16:03] And before that, they had Crazy Bernie in here for a couple of events. [1:16:12] You came in one time. [1:16:21] This is the biggest event that's happened in Florida all year. [1:16:24] Thank you, Mr. President. [1:16:30] God bless you, Florida. [1:16:31] Thank you. [1:16:32] Thank you, Byron. [1:16:45] Great job. [1:16:46] And again, he's a great person. [1:16:49] I know him for a long time. [1:16:50] He's going to go down as a great man. [1:16:54] We also have to defeat deranged Angie Nixon, who voted in favor of deadly sanctuary cities. [1:17:02] And she even voted against punishing illegal aliens who vote in Florida's elections. [1:17:08] They tried. [1:17:09] Ashley Moody fought to defend your elections as Florida attorney general. [1:17:13] She fought like nobody. [1:17:15] Nobody else fought like her. [1:17:17] She protected your children, supported our police, and put dangerous criminals behind bars. [1:17:23] And in the Senate, Ashley was the pivotal vote to give you the largest tax cuts in history. [1:17:28] And much more than that, she's been a great senator. [1:17:32] And she will continue to be. [1:17:33] She needs your support. [1:17:34] And she has my endorsement and complete support. [1:17:38] Ashley, please come up. [1:17:39] When I was attorney general, I had to sit there and watch radicals running the White House, [1:18:10] tearing down our border, letting people flood in. [1:18:13] I had to listen to sheriffs who called me around the state that said that the Biden administration [1:18:19] was forcing them to let out people who were committing crimes against our citizens and were [1:18:24] here illegally. [1:18:24] I had to listen as drug traffickers gained more and more control because of Biden's policies [1:18:31] and our people died from fentanyl. [1:18:35] I had to listen to that. [1:18:37] But we didn't just listen. [1:18:38] We fought back. [1:18:40] And we won. [1:18:42] It was my honor to be the only attorney general in the nation to be on President Trump's commission [1:18:52] on law enforcement and the administration of justice to fight for this nation and to fight [1:18:57] for you. [1:18:58] Out to the U.S. Senate, I took that same fight. [1:19:04] And with this administration, within one year, we had the largest ever drop in violent crime [1:19:10] in the history of this nation. [1:19:17] Together, we shut the border. [1:19:19] Fentanyl deaths are decreasing by the day. [1:19:23] Those are real lives saved. [1:19:26] So I can tell you this. [1:19:30] If you elect Republicans back into the Senate, back into the House, we will continue that [1:19:35] fight for you. [1:19:37] Because we know who we stand for. [1:19:39] We know who we're protecting. [1:19:41] We're protecting Americans. [1:19:42] We're protecting this nation. [1:19:44] We're protecting your security. [1:19:46] It's like a UFC fight on the White House lawn. [1:19:50] Thank you so much. [1:19:55] God bless you. [1:20:06] Thank you, Ashley. [1:20:08] What a great job. [1:20:10] So Florida also needs to elect Jim Schwartzel. [1:20:14] Where's Jim? [1:20:16] Where's Jim? [1:20:18] You're going to get in. [1:20:18] Very important to the House of Representatives. [1:20:21] Very important, Jim. [1:20:22] And I looked at the numbers. [1:20:23] You're doing fantastically. [1:20:25] And you're really nice to see you and your family. [1:20:27] Good luck. [1:20:28] Very important. [1:20:29] And re-elect all of my friends and their warriors, Greg Stubbe. [1:20:36] Where's Greg? [1:20:36] Where's Greg? [1:20:37] The only man to hit a home run ever in the game between the Democrats and the Republicans. [1:20:48] That's the only. [1:20:48] Look at him. [1:20:49] Stand up. [1:20:49] Look at him building this guy. [1:20:50] No wonder. [1:20:51] He's the only man ever to hit it over the fence, right? [1:20:55] And he's a great pitcher. [1:20:58] Another. [1:20:58] Thank you very much. [1:20:59] Great job. [1:21:02] And Mrs. Thank you very much. [1:21:04] I love her because every time I'm with her, she prays for me. [1:21:08] Who does that? [1:21:09] Who does that? [1:21:10] Who does that? [1:21:15] Great. [1:21:16] Great couple. [1:21:17] Another person who's incredible is Anna, Paulina, Luna. [1:21:22] Anna. [1:21:28] She's a great person. [1:21:29] These are great people. [1:21:30] Warriors, by the way. [1:21:32] Scott Franklin. [1:21:34] Scott. [1:21:35] Thank you, Scott. [1:21:37] Great job. [1:21:37] Brian Mass. [1:21:38] Thank you, Brian. [1:21:40] Brian. [1:21:40] We love Brian. [1:21:43] Thank you, Brian. [1:21:45] Thank you. [1:21:48] Brave guy and a fantastic congressman. [1:21:52] Fantastic politician. [1:21:54] Laura Lee. [1:21:55] Thank you. [1:21:56] Laura. [1:21:57] Hi, Laura. [1:21:59] Thank you. [1:22:02] Gus Bilirakis. [1:22:05] Where are you? [1:22:06] Thank you. [1:22:08] Thank you, Gus. [1:22:10] Another great guy. [1:22:12] Carlos Jimenez. [1:22:14] Carlos. [1:22:15] Thank you. [1:22:16] Thank you very much, Carlos. [1:22:19] Along with a man who I really think is one of the greats. [1:22:22] He's one of the best. [1:22:23] Your attorney general, James Uthmeyer. [1:22:26] One of the best. [1:22:27] He's great. [1:22:30] Great man. [1:22:32] Great guy. [1:22:34] And your agricultural commissioner, respected by everybody, Wilton Simpson. [1:22:46] And again, thanks as well to Secretary of the Treasury, Scott Besant. [1:22:56] Secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. [1:22:59] CMS Administrator, Dr. Mehmet Oz, a great character. [1:23:13] What a great job he does. [1:23:15] His show was very successful for a long time. [1:23:18] And this is much bigger than any show. [1:23:22] This is much bigger. [1:23:23] What he's doing is incredible between the two of them. [1:23:25] Senator Rick Scott. [1:23:28] Thank you, Rick. [1:23:29] Thank you. [1:23:30] Thank you, Rick. [1:23:33] Great man. [1:23:34] Good speech. [1:23:35] Congressman Vern Buchanan. [1:23:39] Thank you. [1:23:39] Thank you, Vern. [1:23:43] And Lieutenant Governor Jay Collins. [1:23:47] Thank you. [1:23:48] Thank you, Jay. [1:23:50] RNC Chairman Joe Gruters is doing a fantastic job. [1:23:57] And Florida GOP Chair Evan Power. [1:24:01] Thank you. [1:24:05] RNC National Committee Woman Kathleen King. [1:24:08] Thank you, Kathleen. [1:24:10] Good job. [1:24:13] And legendary Tampa Bay Buccaneers fullback and Super Bowl champion, the A-Train, Mike Allstott. [1:24:21] The A-Train. [1:24:24] He was tough. [1:24:27] Good job, Mike. [1:24:28] He was tough. [1:24:31] Everyone here today is part of the greatest movement in the history of our country. [1:24:36] It's the greatest movement. [1:24:40] And our spirit, I will tell you, and I can say because I've been going, I've been in a different [1:24:44] state virtually every day for the last couple of weeks. [1:24:48] It's stronger than ever, stronger than ever before, because they don't want to have the wrong people take over our country. [1:24:56] They don't want to have it. [1:24:57] They're not going to, it's not acceptable. [1:24:59] So in conclusion, I just want to tell you that we have some incredible things happening. [1:25:06] Before I give my final statement, I do want you to take a look. [1:25:11] CNN did a video and they did a poll. [1:25:14] And I appreciate CNN's honesty in this case because I fight them all the time. [1:25:22] And I think you'll see this. [1:25:23] I think you'll like it very much. [1:25:24] Okay, MAGA GOP on Trump. [1:25:29] In the 2024 election versus Kamala Harris, he got 99% of the MAGA GOP vote. [1:25:34] Perhaps surprisingly, I might have thought it would be 100%, but it was 99%. [1:25:38] Compare that to his approval rating now with the MAGA GOP. [1:25:42] It's 98%. [1:25:43] That is, there's been no real decline in MAGA support. [1:25:47] These folks say that they're going to vote for congressional Republicans come the midterm elections. [1:25:51] Again, that's the 99% that Trump got against Kamala Harris. [1:25:55] Look now, in terms of the congressional vote, 98% of them say they're going to be voting for House Republican candidates. [1:26:01] So that support is actually really holding up strong. [1:26:04] It's really, really strong when it comes to MAGA GOP and the Republicans holding on to that vote. [1:26:10] This one, okay. [1:26:11] The President Republicans most admire. [1:26:14] It's Donald Trump. [1:26:14] This is a historic comparison. [1:26:16] A majority of Republicans say, 53% say, he's the Republican president they most admire. [1:26:21] Ronald Reagan, who traditionally has won that much. [1:26:24] Donald Trump nearly triples up on this. [1:26:27] Reagan at just 18%. [1:26:28] And then Abraham Lincoln, who, by most historic accounts, is the greatest president of all time. [1:26:33] But Republicans say that the president that they most admire by, what is this, this is six, seven times as many, [1:26:40] Donald John Trump at 53%, easily crushing Abe Lincoln at 8%. [1:26:44] And the Elon polls showed that he was the greatest president as well, Donald Trump. [1:26:47] I feel like this slide might end up on a printout on his desk. [1:26:50] Thank you. [1:26:54] Thank you very much. [1:27:01] Thank you very much, everybody. [1:27:07] This has been so much fun. [1:27:09] A lot of fun. [1:27:09] A lot of love. [1:27:12] A lot of love. [1:27:15] Thank you. [1:27:18] It's actually, a friend of mine asked me, how do you do this all the time? [1:27:22] And how do you do this in front of these crowds? [1:27:24] You talk like you're not at all nervous. [1:27:26] You don't care. [1:27:27] It's how do you do it? [1:27:28] He wanted to run for politics, but he developed lockjaw. [1:27:31] He's a very successful guy. [1:27:33] But he had stage fright. [1:27:35] He had a little problem. [1:27:35] If you're going to be a politician, it's best not to have stage fright. [1:27:38] He had a little say. [1:27:40] He said, how do you do it? [1:27:41] I said, it's easy. [1:27:42] Because there's such love in the room. [1:27:44] True. [1:27:45] Such love. [1:27:46] But in conclusion, if you elect a Republican House and a Republican Senate on November [1:27:55] 3rd, we will continue to put America first every single day. [1:27:59] That's what we're going to do. [1:28:00] We will win the war on corruption and fraud led by our great Vice President, J.D. Vance. [1:28:08] And we will pass the No Invasion of Our Country Act, prohibiting any future president from ever [1:28:16] opening our borders to illegal immigrants again. [1:28:20] And we will ban sanctuary cities and pass a death penalty for large-scale drug dealers, [1:28:27] human traffickers, and anyone who kills a police officer or member of law enforcement. [1:28:33] And we will pass voter identification, proof of citizenship, and the Save America Act [1:28:42] to defend our sacred American life. [1:28:45] And we will enshrine, in permanent law, no men and women's sports and no transgender [1:28:53] mutilization of your children. [1:28:56] So, ladies and gentlemen of Florida, the golden age of America is upon us. [1:29:03] You must go out. [1:29:05] You must vote Republican. [1:29:06] You do that. [1:29:07] You're going to be very, very happy. [1:29:08] Our country will reach new levels of greatness. [1:29:12] You will reach new levels of greatness like nobody has ever seen before. [1:29:16] It's really my honor to be your president during this exciting time in the history of our country. [1:29:22] And we've been doing this together for 11 years, and there's never been anything like it. [1:29:33] There never will be anything like it. [1:29:35] There's never been anything so consequential as what we're doing together. [1:29:40] And I want to thank you for it. [1:29:41] It's been my honor to do it with you. [1:29:44] Because there will never be another time like this. [1:29:52] The crowds, the people, the love, the size of the rallies. [1:29:55] It's never going to happen again. [1:29:57] You know when a president comes, a respected president, he'll come to a place, and they'll [1:30:01] have 100, 150, 200 people. [1:30:04] We have 25,000, 40,000, 75,000. [1:30:09] Our record, our record's 117,000 in New Jersey, 117,000. [1:30:16] There's never been anything like it. [1:30:18] And the love has also been, there's never been anything like that either. [1:30:21] So let's go out and do what we do best, which is to win. [1:30:25] We win, win, win on November 3rd. [1:30:28] Win. [1:30:32] And let's make the next two years bigger, better, and stronger than ever before, [1:30:37] because we will make America powerful again, wealthy again, healthy again, strong again, [1:30:46] proud again, safe again, and most importantly, we will make America great again. [1:30:54] Thank you very much, Florida. [1:30:55] Thank you.

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