Trump rallies in Iowa with GOP Senate candidate Ashley Hinson

[2:06] I love this place. [2:18] Farmers, but I love farmers, I don't care. [2:23] We're taking care of our farmers and everybody else, [2:25] and I want to just say a special hello to Iowa. [2:29] It's an incredible place. [2:31] I'm thrilled to be back in this state that, you know, [2:35] I shouldn't say, I shouldn't break, should I? [2:37] Well, what the hell difference is it? [2:39] Which I won all three times, receiving more votes [2:42] than any candidate in political history. [2:47] Catch it. [2:50] And I want you to get out and vote. [2:53] When I kept the Iowa caucuses first in the nation, [2:57] I did that for you, and I did that for your people. [3:01] There's a little movement. [3:02] They wanted to put you a little bit back in the stack, [3:05] like at around 42 or so. [3:07] That's no good. [3:08] No, as long as I'm around in any capacity, [3:12] you're going to be number one. [3:13] Always going to be number one. [3:17] You'll always be number one. [3:18] I'll always have that little extra power. [3:21] You know, we only have a little more than two years left. [3:24] Can you believe it? [3:25] I'm going to have a lot of power when I leave, [3:27] and I'm going to keep you number one. [3:29] It doesn't matter. [3:30] Two days from now, the people of Iowa [3:33] are going to elect Ashley Hinson as your next senator. [3:37] Ashley. [3:40] And we're going to elect a great guy, [3:43] a real Trumper for a long time, [3:45] Zach Lane, to the governor's mansion. [3:47] Thank you. [3:49] You're both doing great, by the way. [3:52] You're both doing great. [3:53] But we still have to get out and vote, [3:54] but you're both, I looked at some polls, very impressive. [3:57] But vote. [3:59] You know, that's a lot of people have been very impressive, [4:02] and then they become very sad. [4:04] We don't want that to happen. [4:06] These two are special people. [4:07] Just across the state line in Nebraska, [4:11] we're going to reelect. [4:15] I went to Nebraska, made a little speech, [4:18] and he took off like a rocket ship. [4:19] You saw that, right? [4:21] It was going to be close, not close anymore, [4:23] because he's fantastic. [4:24] Pete Ricketts is going to be a continuation of the US Senate [4:29] and elect America first Republicans all up and down [4:33] the line. [4:33] We have a lot of great ones. [4:35] We have a lot of great ones here. [4:37] Ashley's opponent in this race is a woke, far left, [4:41] radical named Josh Turek, whose record is disqualifying [4:49] and actually is sort of disgraceful, to be honest with you. [4:51] I wouldn't want it. [4:52] I wouldn't want to be running in Iowa with that record. [4:55] Turek voted to allow schools to turn your children transgender [5:00] without informing the parents and with no parental consent. [5:04] I didn't even know you could do that here. [5:06] I know you could do it in Minnesota. [5:08] I didn't know you could do that here. [5:10] We better get that change. [5:11] He voted in favor of taxpayer-funded transgender [5:15] mutilization surgeries and in favor of men in girls' [5:20] bathrooms. [5:20] He wants men in girls' bathrooms. [5:24] I'm just giving you the facts. [5:38] No, I'm just giving you the facts. [5:40] I'm just, I wrote them down. [5:41] I said, I don't believe this is Iowa. [5:44] I thought maybe it could be another place, maybe Minnesota, [5:48] where they have the worst, probably the worst, or one of [5:51] the worst governors in history, not just now in history. [5:55] But he voted to make diversity, equity, and inclusion training [5:59] a mandatory requirement in Iowa schools. [6:02] What the heck? [6:03] Ashley, you better win. [6:05] You better win. [6:07] This is not good. [6:09] But this should make it easy at all. [6:12] So Ashley Hinson, on the other hand, is a mother, a warrior, [6:16] a patriot, and she will never let far-left maniacs push the radical [6:21] left insanity on Iowa's children. [6:23] She's, I've known her for a long time now, and she's fantastic, [6:26] actually. [6:27] And if you don't, if you don't want communists controlling the [6:33] U.S. Senate, which is between Jay, how about the gentleman [6:37] from a place called Michigan? [6:39] He's in there. [6:40] Jihadist. [6:41] He's a jihadist. [6:45] Muslim Brotherhood. [6:46] Are you at Muslim Brotherhood? [6:47] No, I don't know anything about Muslim Brotherhood. [6:50] What about your mother? [6:51] What about your mother? [6:52] What about all those little notes back and forth? [6:56] Can you believe it? [6:57] Man, oh, man, this can't happen to our country. [7:01] Take a look at France. [7:02] How are they doing? [7:02] Not too good. [7:05] But Ashley's going to be going to the U.S. Senate. [7:08] You'll not have to worry about any of these horrible things [7:12] that you hear about. [7:17] I think we can get a commitment tonight that Ashley is not in favor [7:22] of the transgender mutilization of your children. [7:25] Can we get that commitment? [7:26] You swear? [7:29] I think I don't think anybody in the room is. [7:33] That's why I understand why they are having the election, [7:36] to be honest with you. [7:38] Turek also voted in favor of deadly sanctuary cities. [7:42] He voted to give lavish welfare benefits to illegal aliens [7:45] and even wrote a memo giving illegal alien criminals [7:48] instructions on how to evade capture. [7:51] He's explaining to them how to evade capture murderers, [7:55] drug dealers, how to evade capture. [7:57] This is not working for Iowa. [8:00] Do people know this? [8:01] I mean, am I just, am I saying this for the first time? [8:05] How the hell do you have this guy running? [8:08] Why can't I have somebody like that to run against? [8:12] Actually, I did. [8:13] Oh, I did. [8:16] That was fun. [8:20] Oh, I did, yeah. [8:23] Very similar, actually. [8:25] He betrayed Iowa farmers by voting to help climate extremists [8:29] bankrupt your farms. [8:30] And he campaigned with a radical left group [8:33] that wants to kill, absolutely kill ethanol. [8:37] You know, I'm the one that saved ethanol. [8:38] I don't know if you know it or not. [8:40] I did save it. [8:43] Iowa needs to reject this person, this horrible person [8:48] that has none of your values at hand, [8:51] and elect Ashley Henson. [8:53] She's great. [8:55] She's great. [8:58] Josh Turek is shamefully trying to deceive the people of Iowa [9:03] into thinking he's a moderate. [9:05] It's not a moderate. [9:06] What I just told you, this is not moderate. [9:10] So he can go vote with extremists like Abdul Mohammed Al-Sayed. [9:16] They can be together. [9:19] And James Telefrico. [9:23] And, oh, no, Ilan Omar. [9:26] Oh, she's good. [9:30] I don't know if you've caught it. [9:31] So I had it done. [9:32] I'm in this beautiful, this beautiful Air Force One, [9:35] and we have breaking news all the time, every two minutes. [9:38] I don't know where the hell they get so much breaking news, [9:41] but one of them had to do with Ilan Omar. [9:45] It was just revealed, but listen, [9:47] because I don't think even you people heard this, [9:49] although you might with your modern telephones and receivers. [9:53] It was just revealed just a little while ago [9:56] that Ilan Omar, not a person I've ever been particularly fond of, [10:03] that her name is not Ilan Omar, [10:05] the one that she used to get elected and sworn into Congress. [10:09] In other words, she used the name Ilan Omar, [10:12] but rather it's an entirely different name. [10:16] Iran Noor Sayed Almi. [10:19] Slightly different than Ilan. [10:22] That's just, and I don't know if you heard this also. [10:28] Have you people heard this? [10:30] Have you heard this, Ashley? [10:32] And the last name is incredibly, [10:34] also the exact last name of her brother, Ahmed Noor Sayed Almi, [10:39] the person that they say she married and had children with. [10:44] Are you allowed to do that, Jeff? [10:49] Are you allowed to do that? [10:50] I don't think so. [10:51] Joni, I don't know. [10:53] You're an expert. [10:54] Are you allowed to do that, Joni? [10:57] When asked whether or not she married her brother today, [11:00] they asked her, did you marry your brother? [11:03] She said, not to my knowledge. [11:07] That's one of the worst answers I think I've ever heard. [11:13] You know, I've heard some bad political answers. [11:16] I could go over a lot of them, [11:17] but that would be about the worst. [11:19] Not to my knowledge. [11:21] I don't think so. [11:22] Did you have children with your brother? [11:25] I'm not sure. [11:26] She didn't know whether or not she married her brother. [11:32] She wasn't sure. [11:33] So it's not looking good because she used a fake name [11:38] to be sworn in. [11:39] I assume she must immediately have to resign from Congress. [11:44] So please inform our great Speaker of the House [11:57] of Representatives, James Michael Johnson. [12:01] I bet you didn't know that James was there, right? [12:03] I just thought it was very classy. [12:05] I was going to use it. [12:06] He's great. [12:06] He's a great guy, too. [12:08] That the Democrat Party has just conceded her seat. [12:13] That Ilhan Noor Syed Almi, her real name, [12:17] has openly admitted to fraud, and she will not be legally [12:21] allowed to be a member of that august party any longer. [12:32] She won't be able. [12:33] I mean, not at all. [12:36] If you get sworn in with a false name, [12:37] I would imagine that's pretty tough to remain. [12:40] What do you think, the chairman of our party? [12:42] What do you think? [12:45] You got two chairmen. [12:46] Nash? [12:48] I don't think it's looking too good. [12:53] The Republicans have just picked up a seat in the House. [12:57] Now, she's been a scammer. [13:05] She's been a scammer for a long time. [13:06] I'm pretty good at watching that stuff. [13:09] And she's been a scammer for a long time. [13:11] You know, she comes from a non-country, basically, Somalia. [13:15] Has no government, has no nothing, has nothing. [13:18] All they do is run around shooting each other. [13:20] Then she comes over here. [13:21] The Constitution gives me absolute right to freedom of speech. [13:26] She's telling us about she's going to fix up our country. [13:29] She comes from probably the worst country on earth. [13:31] There are a couple of pretty bad ones. [13:33] I'd say that's right there. [13:34] How about what they've done destroying Minnesota, 500,000 people? [13:39] They destroyed. [13:40] They're destroying. [13:41] Well, maybe it could be saved. [13:42] We have a very good candidate running. [13:46] Maybe we can save it. [13:47] But what a good state that was. [13:50] In this election, I'm asking you to do me a very big favor. [13:54] So when I run, I get 50% more vote, 49.2% more vote. [13:59] So I'm asking you to pretend that I'm running. [14:02] Pretend I'm on the ballot. [14:04] Because if you get out, we're going to win big. [14:08] And early voting in Iowa is underway right now. [14:12] And so get everyone that you know, go vote. [14:14] The Democrats would say, go vote, just pick up anybody. [14:18] They don't have to be a citizen of our country with the Democrats. [14:23] They don't have to have voter ID, but we want voter ID, don't we? [14:27] We're going to have it. [14:28] The last time the radical Democrats had power, [14:33] they gave us the worst inflation in American history, [14:36] the highest energy prices in American history, [14:40] the worst trade deficit in American history. [14:42] They allowed 25 million people to pour across our borders [14:46] from all over the world. [14:48] It was an invasion. [14:49] It was like a military invasion. [14:51] And if they win the midterms, even, it's the start. [14:55] It's the start of something very bad, very dark, [14:59] very horrible for our country, they will do it again. [15:02] They're going to open up the borders. [15:03] They're going to have men playing in women's sports. [15:06] That's another beauty. [15:10] But the proud people of Iowa will never let that happen. [15:12] We just need the votes. [15:14] We need the votes. [15:21] Less than two years ago, the radical left Democrats [15:24] handed us the dark age of America. [15:27] But we quickly turned it around into what they are calling. [15:31] And even the fake news back there is starting to see the number. [15:35] Well, that's a lot of fake news. [15:38] Wow, I didn't see you back there in the lights. [15:41] All those people. [15:42] No, there are a few good ones there. [15:44] Let's see. [15:45] I'd say about 8.2% are great. [15:49] There's a good one. [15:50] He's a good one. [15:53] But we're in the golden age of America right now. [15:55] There's never been a time like it. [16:00] So we achieved the most secure border in American history [16:03] in the past 17 months. [16:05] Zero illegal aliens have been admitted into the United States. [16:14] Zero. [16:18] You know, I wish it were. [16:19] I was with the great Tim Scott last night, [16:23] a senator from South Carolina. [16:26] He's beloved. [16:27] He's great. [16:28] He endorsed me. [16:29] I sent him everywhere. [16:31] He was so good. [16:34] And we talked a little bit about it. [16:36] I said to Tim, you know, zero for 17 months. [16:40] And that's made from people that lean left, meaning, you know, [16:44] I don't know why Democrats are always doing the charts. [16:46] But if they could find some, I would rather, because who can believe? [16:50] So they allowed 25 million people in. [16:53] And we allowed in the last 17, zero. [16:55] I said, you know, I wish it was like 109 or even 1,014. [17:02] Because who can believe zero? [17:04] It was actually zero in 17 months. [17:06] Who can believe it? [17:07] Right? [17:11] Remember Joe Biden said, we'd have to go to Congress to get a change. [17:16] I said, no, all you need is a new president. [17:18] That's what you need. [17:20] I didn't go. [17:22] I didn't go to Congress. [17:25] So record numbers of illegal alien criminals have been taken off the streets. [17:29] And we've achieved the largest drop in violent crime ever recorded, [17:33] despite the fact that people have come in that we don't want. [17:37] And we're moving them out fast. [17:38] We've gotten most of the really bad ones out. [17:42] And the murder rate sounds horrible to talk about it here. [17:46] But the murder rate is the lowest level in 125 years since 1900. [17:57] And when Ashley goes to Washington, D.C., where Joni has spent a lot of very prosperous years. [18:04] Great job, Joni. [18:05] Great job. [18:06] We're going to miss you, Joni. [18:08] She's a good person. [18:10] Good person. [18:11] I was there right at the beginning, right? [18:13] Good. [18:14] You've done great. [18:15] But she will tell you, it's become a whole different place. [18:18] It was the most dangerous, murderous place. [18:21] People, three murders on average a week. [18:23] Can you believe this? [18:24] They come down from Iowa. [18:25] They come from Indiana. [18:27] They come from places, beautiful places. [18:31] And the parents would get a call, please, your son is dead. [18:37] Your son was killed while watching and looking [18:40] at the Washington Monument, the Lincoln Memorial. [18:44] We were losing the, you know what we're doing now? [18:46] Nothing. [18:46] It's a safe, one of the safe, it went from one of the most unsafe cities [18:50] to now one of the cleanest, most beautiful and safest cities. [18:54] We have almost no crime. [18:59] I'm so proud of Washington. [19:00] Is that a correct statement, Joni? [19:02] So when I first came in, I guarantee you, Joni, [19:05] there's lots of armed guards walking you to your capital. [19:09] And now you don't need them. [19:11] You don't need them. [19:11] It's a whole different ballgame. [19:13] Washington, D.C. is one of the safest cities in the country. [19:16] And it should be. [19:17] It's our capital. [19:17] It should be, right? [19:19] I signed the largest tax cuts in American history [19:23] with the great big beautiful bill, including no tax on tips, [19:27] no tax on overtime, and no tax on Social Security. [19:32] You don't have any seniors in this room, for our great seniors. [19:37] We don't have any seniors in this particular room, right? [19:41] Are there any seniors? [19:42] I don't happen to be a senior. [19:43] No, I'm in my 40s. [19:48] I feel the same way, but I don't know. [19:50] I hope that lasts for a long time. [19:51] I feel the same way. [19:53] I'm the only person that took three cognitive tests. [19:56] No other president's ever taken it, or vice president, [19:59] has ever taken it. [20:00] And that's an aptitude test. [20:01] And I aced all of them. [20:03] And you know what? [20:07] I think everybody that's running for president, [20:10] we saw that last term, should be forced to take cognitive tests. [20:13] You want to know that? [20:15] You know why they don't? [20:17] Because I had a thing. [20:19] I put it in so innocently. [20:20] Everybody, anybody running for president, [20:22] or vice president, has to take a cognitive. [20:25] And you know, they're tough. [20:26] The first question's easy. [20:27] The second question's easy. [20:29] And by the time you get up to number 30, [20:31] there aren't many people that can answer those questions, [20:33] I'll tell you. [20:34] But I put in a, I wanted to do an executive order [20:37] where anybody running for president, [20:39] or vice president, has to take a cognitive test. [20:41] And I thought it was great. [20:43] I thought, oh, I'm so smart. [20:45] That's a great idea. [20:47] And then you know what they told me? [20:48] It's not constitutional. [20:51] In other words, a person who's stupid [20:53] is allowed to run for office. [20:56] I looked at it, Tim, I looked at it so hard. [20:59] I said, you've got to be kidding. [21:01] No, I think you should pass a cognitive test. [21:03] And so I took them three, three of them. [21:06] I aced all three. [21:07] In fact, the doctors are here. [21:09] They travel all over the place with whoever [21:10] the president may be. [21:12] And I said, do you think I should do it? [21:15] They said, well, if you're smart, I guess it's OK. [21:19] I said, how many presidents have taken them? [21:21] None. [21:22] Are they easy? [21:23] No, they're actually hard. [21:24] You know the first question, I said, oh, they have a lion, [21:28] a snake, a giraffe, and a bear. [21:30] And they said, which is the snake? [21:35] And then when they report that I aced it, [21:39] they always say, oh, it was so easy. [21:42] And they always show the first question. [21:45] Let me tell you, by the time you get to number five, [21:47] a lot of people are left out on the road. [21:49] And by the time you get to number 30, it's not too many. [21:54] They'll say, like, take a number or any number. [21:58] They say 49. [21:59] Triple it. [22:01] And they go pretty much into speed. [22:03] Triple it. [22:05] Divide by four. [22:07] Add 2019. [22:10] Subtract. [22:12] 87. [22:14] Divide by three. [22:17] Multiply by nine. [22:19] What is the number? [22:23] Not a lot of people are going to be able to do that. [22:27] Not a lot, I did it, I did it three times. [22:30] And you know, I got no credit for it. [22:32] They don't talk about it. [22:34] No, they don't talk about it. [22:35] They don't talk about it. [22:38] I took the damn test. [22:39] Where is that doctor? [22:40] Where the hell is that doctor? [22:43] There he is. [22:44] But he's one of the young ones. [22:46] Oh, what did they leave the, they left the admiral back home [22:48] tonight. [22:49] We have admirals, they have generals, we have the great doctors. [22:52] And they are great. [22:52] Walter Reed Medical Center is fantastic. [22:58] But I said last night, so I took it, I announced it. [23:01] I thought it would be a big deal and nobody even covered it. [23:05] I took it, because you know that if I didn't do well, [23:07] it would have been Jeff. [23:08] I would have had a disaster on my hands, right? [23:10] That's what they told me. [23:11] They said, well, sir, if you do well, it's great. [23:14] If you don't do well, it's essentially [23:16] sort of a little bit of a public. [23:17] You know, it's a military hospital. [23:19] It'll get out. [23:20] It may be embarrassing to you. [23:22] I said, well, look, nothing can be as embarrassing [23:26] as some of the things, some of the fake things I've had [23:29] to endure over the years. [23:30] But let's do it. [23:31] So I did it, so here's what the new thing, so I did it, passed it. [23:34] Nobody talked about it. [23:35] Did it again, passed it, you know, very little. [23:37] It was a mention in one of the papers. [23:38] It was the last page of the paper. [23:41] It was a piece about this big. [23:42] I did it. [23:43] And then I did it a third time in this term. [23:45] I did it twice. [23:46] And then I did it a third time and wasn't much mentioned. [23:50] And then here's what they said. [23:52] Why has he taken three tests? [23:54] There must be something wrong with the president. [23:57] What is he doing? [23:58] Why has he tried? [24:00] He's doing there must be something. [24:02] So in other words, now they say, because I took it three times, [24:06] there must be something wrong. [24:07] No, there's nothing wrong. [24:08] I'll let you know when there is. [24:10] Actually, you'll know before me, I suspect. [24:13] But there's nothing wrong. [24:14] Isn't that amazing? [24:15] No, they're genius. [24:16] They're genius. [24:17] They have a situation today. [24:18] I shouldn't talk about it. [24:19] But do you mind if I go off script slightly, [24:22] which I've been doing most of the night, Tim? [24:29] Tim Scott's been at the last three rallies. [24:33] Either he likes it or he's doing a great job of, you know, [24:36] he's sort of in charge of this. [24:37] He was there last night, the night before. [24:39] Can you believe I'm doing about 34 of these things? [24:42] Can you believe it? [24:43] Now, I don't mind. [24:46] I don't mind. [24:48] I don't mind because I really do like the people here. [24:51] Let's see, will I be doing any that I don't know? [24:54] I like them pretty much. [24:55] We set records in so many states, this is a record. [24:59] But I think it's like 32 states, Florida, Texas. [25:03] We're going to Mississippi, records. [25:05] All records, you know, all records. [25:07] So don't get too cocky. [25:08] You know, when I came in and said, we set the record. [25:10] There were plenty of others. [25:11] But what happened today, I was hit. [25:16] We have a race going on, a governor's race in Ohio. [25:22] And I was called by Vivek Rameshwamy, you know? [25:29] And I ran against him. [25:31] He ran against me in the primaries. [25:33] And he's a very smart guy, very good guy, did well. [25:36] 2% or so. [25:39] Yeah, I believe it's excellent. [25:41] But he was good, very smart. [25:43] And they're all smart. [25:44] You know, anybody has to do this, even if you don't think [25:47] some of them are, they're smarter than you think. [25:48] It's not easy. [25:49] It's not an easy way to do. [25:51] But a big problem, because the fake news came up [25:54] with this genius idea. [25:56] They are genius, I have to tell you. [25:57] They're a little evil, but they're genius. [26:00] So it seems that the candidate that Vivek is running against, [26:05] her mother said horrible things about her, [26:10] called her a liar, called her, I've never seen anything [26:13] quite like it. [26:15] And it was so terrible. [26:18] And when I first saw it, I said, wow, that means Vivek [26:21] easily will win the race. [26:23] And then I got a call from Vivek. [26:25] He said, what would you recommend? [26:27] Because I'm getting killed in the press. [26:29] Why? [26:30] He said, because they think I should immediately [26:32] take the ad off. [26:33] They did an ad of the mother saying the daughter [26:35] is incompetent, a liar, a disgusting, unreliable person. [26:41] My mom would not say that about me, even if she believed it. [26:45] Mary McCloud, I had a great mom. [26:48] I had a great mom. [26:49] She's looking down at us right now. [26:51] But he said, what do you recommend? [26:58] I said, no, tell me again. [27:00] You're serious. [27:00] The mother said horrible things about your opponent. [27:04] Why can't I have that happen to me? [27:07] That's a good thing. [27:08] But I said, you've got to ride with it. [27:12] You mean you have a mother that said terrible things about, [27:14] well, who knows the daughter? [27:16] She really said she was a horrible liar. [27:19] I mean, it was crazy. [27:20] And he made a commercial. [27:21] He put it up, you know, like I would do, [27:24] like most people would do, and I walk outside of the White House [27:28] and we have this massive scrum of press. [27:31] They're going crazy about everything. [27:34] They're just crazy. [27:36] And these are crazy people. [27:39] And they are screaming at me, tell him to take it down. [27:44] It's so disrespectful to have her up. [27:46] How dare he do that? [27:48] How dare? [27:49] And I said one thing. [27:50] I said, let's say that my mother, Mary McCloud, Trump, [27:56] called me a liar, and much worse. [28:00] The liar was the nicest part, OK? [28:02] That was the best. [28:03] Horrible things. [28:05] You would put it up. [28:06] These guys would put my thing up. [28:08] They would get the advertisement of the year. [28:11] They would, I said, so you mean because it's a Democrat running [28:16] against a Republican, which is, and if running against me [28:19] would be 10 times worse because Vivek is a very different kind [28:24] of a guy than me, but running against me with Trump derangements, [28:28] they would consider this to be the single greatest ad in history. [28:32] Right, Tim? [28:33] And I said to the press today, I said, well, [28:35] let me ask you a question. [28:36] Sir, he should take it down. [28:38] I had one woman from ABC fake news, one of the worst of all. [28:42] I think ABC is the most crooked of all. [28:44] You know, it's funny, they spend all this money on PR, you know, [28:50] to try and, this is ABC news. [28:52] They're the worst, total fake news. [28:55] All of them, they're all no good. [28:57] But anyway, but this woman starts screaming. [28:59] I recognize her immediately, not a particularly attractive person [29:03] inside or out. [29:05] In fact, I'm just amazed that these people can be reporters [29:09] or anchors. [29:10] She's screaming. [29:10] She's a nasty person. [29:12] I've had a lot of problems with her, fake portions. [29:15] She goes, you should tell him to take it down immediately. [29:18] Why? [29:19] Because it's such a good ad. [29:21] Then I said, let's say that my mother said bad about me. [29:25] Donald Trump is a liar. [29:27] He's a horrible person and a liar. [29:31] And my opponent put it up, Tim, what are the chances [29:35] that the news would demand that it be? [29:37] He says zero. [29:39] You're less than, I think less than zero. [29:42] No, so I said, it's a big thing. [29:44] It's like a big story about, he must take that ad down [29:47] immediately. [29:48] He must, no. [29:49] The mother is calling the daughter a terrible person [29:54] and a liar. [29:55] Everybody should be so lucky. [29:57] Why would you shield somebody from that? [29:59] Why would we do that? [30:01] So I told him, leave it up and look upstairs and say, thank you, [30:06] God, very much. [30:07] I appreciate it. [30:07] So, but that's a hot story today. [30:12] They want him to take down an ad. [30:14] I only wish I could have had an ad like that against somebody. [30:18] But as it turned out, we didn't need it. [30:20] It was very, we didn't need it. [30:22] We got all seven swing. [30:23] We won all seven swing states. [30:25] We won the popular vote. [30:26] We won everything. [30:28] 87% of the counties, did you know that? [30:31] Jeff, did you know we won 87% of the counties in America? [30:36] Like 2,575 versus 500-something. [30:43] I mean, it was incredible. [30:46] It was a great election. [30:47] So why should I do it? [30:48] That's why we joked last night. [30:51] My wife is a very elegant, beautiful woman. [30:54] Very respectful. [30:56] She's actually becoming the next Eleanor Roosevelt [31:04] every time I look. [31:05] Forster kids, take it down. [31:08] That's the internet stuff. [31:10] So many, she does a great job. [31:11] But she's always saying, please don't dance on stage. [31:16] You are the president of the United States of America. [31:19] Do you know that? [31:20] Please don't dance on stage, darling. [31:22] I love you very much. [31:23] But the dancing is not presidential. [31:27] And she hates, in particular, the weightlifting, [31:29] you know, where the woman gets caught. [31:33] Oh, baby, come on. [31:35] 211 pounds. [31:37] And then a man comes along who transgendered. [31:39] He was a man that he transferred over to womanhood, [31:44] a lovely ceremony, and became a woman. [31:46] And he goes out to the stage. [31:48] He was a failed male weightlifter. [31:50] He failed badly. [31:52] He takes the 211 pounds. [31:55] Ping. [31:57] He listened with, like, nothing to it. [31:59] And then he does it again. [32:01] And he broke the record by 102 pounds. [32:05] You know, they put on the thing when they're going for the record, [32:08] an eighth of an ounce here, an eighth of an ounce going [32:10] for the record. [32:11] She couldn't quite get it. [32:12] Then he goes up. [32:13] He breaks the record by more than 100 pounds. [32:17] Now, here's the good news. [32:20] No men in women's sports. [32:21] We've told the Olympics, no, we cannot do that. [32:25] We can't have that. [32:29] And we've actually won about 90%, I'd say, Tim, [32:33] 90% of that case in the Supreme Court. [32:35] There's still that little wrinkle that they can go around. [32:39] Oh, boy, I sort of hope maybe we shouldn't, I don't know, [32:42] maybe we shouldn't want to win that because it's so good. [32:45] I only bring it up about a week before an election [32:48] because I can't believe they gave it to us, [32:49] no men in women's sports. [32:51] We have a lot of crazy things. [32:52] That's why they're great at cheating. [32:54] They cheat like hell. [32:55] And if they didn't cheat, they could never win [32:57] because their policy is so stupid, so stupid. [33:05] But could you imagine in 500 years from now, [33:08] that record will stand for the women? [33:11] That's terrible. [33:12] We have to change the records because that record will be [33:15] standing in 500 years, and it'll be 100 pounds more [33:20] than any woman's ever lifted. [33:22] And they can look back, and by that time, [33:24] we'll have it fully done. [33:26] They'll look back and they'll say, [33:27] who the hell lifted all this weight? [33:29] But you know, with the way the world works, [33:32] women will get stronger, and maybe in 500 to 1,000 years, [33:36] you'll be close to that number. [33:38] But the men will go up also, right, Tim? [33:40] So it was sort of crazy. [33:42] But they want men to play in women's sports. [33:45] How ridiculous is it, right? [33:47] How ridiculous. [33:48] And Ashley, are you in favor of men playing in women's sports? [33:51] OK. [33:51] I have a feeling we're getting major commitments. [33:54] You've got a lot of people. [33:55] I have a feeling Ashley will never be a big fan of men [33:59] playing in women's sports, right? [34:01] No? [34:01] OK. [34:02] Thank you. [34:02] She promises. [34:04] We secured commitments for 22. [34:07] There's a record by five times, 22.2. [34:10] And they're building plants all over Iowa. [34:14] To the best of my memory, and I happen to have a very good [34:17] memory to the best. [34:18] I just approved a steel plant for billions of dollars [34:22] in a section of Iowa that can use the jobs, right? [34:27] One of the biggest plants in the country, [34:28] maybe the biggest, owned by an unbelievable family [34:34] with lots of cash. [34:36] They'll do it right. [34:37] They're looking forward to it. [34:38] Yeah, you're having, I don't think of you [34:40] as a steel plant place. [34:42] I think of you with a farm and the John Deere tractors [34:45] and everything, but you're going to have maybe [34:47] the biggest steel plant in the entire United States. [34:50] I just approved it last week, and we had a great ceremony. [34:53] Ashley was there. [34:57] So the $22 trillion, 22.2, but the $22 trillion [35:04] is the largest number ever for any country anywhere [35:08] in the world at any time. [35:09] It was 10 years ago that another country had the record, [35:13] and the record was a very small number by comparison. [35:15] So I'm very proud. [35:17] And that's why you're building all of these plants all over. [35:19] The stock market has set 88 all-time records [35:24] in just this short, less than two-year period. [35:28] And your 401ks, you look like geniuses, [35:31] and you didn't do a damn thing. [35:32] I did it. [35:33] You didn't do it, damn it. [35:35] Your 401ks are more than double what they were a year ago. [35:39] Think of that. [35:40] I mean, you know, do me a favor. [35:42] Before you vote, everybody has to promise they're going to vote. [35:45] Does everybody raise your right hand, please? [35:48] OK, then we could take it a step further. [35:50] You have to promise you're voting Republican. [35:51] But I have a feeling that that's a big waste of words [35:56] in this particular room. [35:57] But your 401ks, if you, I would like you to do one thing. [36:01] Get ready to vote, and then take a look at your 401ks [36:05] and what we've done for you, and then vote. [36:08] There's not a person in this room that's going to vote against us, [36:11] because your 401ks have more than doubled in a period of a year. [36:18] And income, I did this the other night. [36:21] I said, just listen to these three points or four points, [36:25] and I no longer have to speak any longer, [36:27] because they're so big and so important. [36:31] Income for hardworking Americans has soared to the highest level ever recorded. [36:38] OK, that's one. [36:41] Number two, more Americans are working today than at any time [36:47] in the history of our country, right? [36:49] Number four. [36:52] Number three, the poverty rate has just reached its best level [36:58] in American history. [36:59] There's less poverty, and the poverty's at the highest level. [37:02] So those three things, those three things. [37:07] I'll go with a couple of more, and then I'm just walking off the stage, [37:11] because what the hell do I have to keep talking for? [37:15] African-American poverty, Hispanic-American poverty, [37:20] Native American poverty rates are all at the best levels ever recorded. [37:24] Asian too, Asian-American. [37:29] And I'll give you one more. [37:31] Has anybody ever heard of a gentleman named Barack Hussein Obama? [37:37] Well, Barack Hussein Obama said, [37:39] we will never be a manufacturing country. [37:42] Well, we're manufacturing at levels we've never seen before. [37:50] And manufacturing jobs are the best. [37:52] They're high paying. [37:53] They're great. [37:53] You love going to work. [37:54] I mean, they're the best. [37:56] Exports have soared to the highest level in American history. [38:01] So we're manufacturing and we export. [38:04] That means we send out to other places, other countries. [38:08] It's the highest, think of it, it's the highest level. [38:11] So you just heard six statistics. [38:14] Ladies and gentlemen, good night. [38:16] I love Iowa very much. [38:26] I'm leaving. [38:27] How the hell can I beat it? [38:28] You got more people working. [38:31] Your individual income is the highest. [38:33] Your poverty level is the best it's ever been. [38:36] And everybody's making money. [38:39] But think of it. [38:40] It's amazing. [38:41] Think of the one highest level of exports. [38:44] You know, we think of our country not that way. [38:46] And by the way, you haven't seen anything yet. [38:49] Because if you look at all the plants that are being built here, like your steel plant. [38:54] But if you look at all of the plants being built in this country right now, record number of [39:00] car plants are all coming in from Canada. [39:02] They're coming in from Mexico. [39:04] They're coming in from Germany and Japan, South Korea. [39:08] You know, they took our car. [39:10] They took 56% of our car plans. [39:13] We're bringing them all back. [39:14] You never saw activity like this. [39:16] And the numbers, when I said about exports, forget it. [39:19] Wait till you see in a year from now, two years from now. [39:22] I don't know who's going to be your next president. [39:24] And I think the law said, I'm not 100% sure. [39:27] But I think the law says that I'm not allowed to run again. [39:30] I've studied that phrase. [39:36] Ashley, I've studied that phrase. [39:38] I just got a poll number. [39:39] I'd kill everybody. [39:40] I'd beat everybody. [39:41] I studied that phrase forever. [39:44] Unfortunately, it's quite concise. [39:47] There's not a lot of wiggle room. [39:48] It says something to the effect that under no circumstances and for any reason, [39:55] will you even consider thinking about running for president if you had? [40:02] Well, the one thing is different. [40:04] They cheated us on the second one because we won it three times. [40:08] So I think I have the right to run again. [40:13] I think I have the right to run again because they cheated. [40:20] They cheated. [40:22] They rigged the election. [40:24] They rigged that election. [40:26] We did so good. [40:27] No, we won three times, but that's all right. [40:29] You know, I want the three wins, but I don't want the results of the second term. [40:33] I don't want those results. [40:35] What horrible results. [40:36] 25 million people came into our country. [40:39] The place was going to our country. [40:42] Our country was dead. [40:44] You know, a lot of leaders said it less than just a little while ago. [40:47] I was with a group of people, but they say it all the time. [40:52] A little while ago, we had a dead country. [40:54] Our country was dead. [40:55] And now we have the hottest country anywhere in the world. [40:57] They say it. [40:58] We have the hottest. [40:59] We have the hottest country anywhere. [41:05] We made the largest ever investment in the U.S. armed forces, Joni, and [41:10] $1 trillion all made in the USA, right? [41:13] That was... [41:16] Now we're going to go up. [41:19] We captured and brought to justice the outlawed dictator of Venezuela, [41:23] Nicolas Maduro, who is now a waiting trial. [41:29] And we won the war in Venezuela. [41:32] One of the... [41:33] I mean, if you've got to take over a country, that's like the best. [41:36] The oil. [41:36] You know how you find oil in Venezuela? [41:38] Look at the ground. [41:41] You say there, look. [41:42] You see bubbles. [41:44] You don't need machinery. [41:45] All you do is look around. [41:46] Oh, there's one right there. [41:48] It's unbelievable. [41:50] And think of it. [41:52] We captured Venezuela. [41:54] We won the war in one day. [41:55] And now we're working with them. [41:56] And we're producing millions and millions of barrels of oil a week. [42:01] Millions of millions coming back into it. [42:04] And when the war in Iran ends, oil is going to be even less. [42:11] You know, I was in... [42:13] I say it a lot. [42:13] I was in your state. [42:16] The day before, I said we have to go and stop them from having a nuclear weapon. [42:19] If they had a nuclear weapon, you wouldn't be very comfortable. [42:22] You probably would have seen already the devastation. [42:26] But we had to stop. [42:28] But I tell the story all the time. [42:29] I always mention Iowa. [42:31] I was in Iowa making a speech. [42:34] And in going to wherever I was going, I looked over and passed two gas stations. [42:39] And I looked at the top of the pumps. [42:41] And it was $1.95 a gallon. [42:44] And the other one was, right? [42:45] The other one was $1.85. [42:48] Now, do you think that Sleepy Joe Biden, [42:50] do you think he's looking at pumps to find out the oil price? [42:54] Do you think when Biden drives along the street, [42:56] let me see the oil price today? [42:58] He didn't look at oil prices. [43:00] He had no clue. [43:02] But think of it. [43:03] So I had to do something. [43:06] And I looked. [43:07] Your oil price will be lower than that. [43:09] There's so much oil around. [43:10] And you know, today it was announced in the Wall Street Journal that [43:13] our Navy's unbelieved the blockade. [43:16] More oil came out of the Hormuz Strait over the last week than at any time previous, [43:22] including before the war, the start of the war. [43:25] That's because of the blockade. [43:31] Remember when Iran said, we're going to block up this trade? [43:34] And they did. [43:34] And then I said, but we're going to block up them. [43:37] So they haven't gotten one barrel of oil for a long time. [43:41] They're not exactly doing too well. [43:43] I terminated Barack Hussein Obama's JCPOA or the Iran nuclear deal, as some people call it. [43:50] Yeah. [43:50] Which was a road to a nuclear weapon for Iran. [43:55] You know, do you remember what he did? [43:56] He paid for it. [43:57] He gave him billions and billions. [43:59] You can't pay for this stuff. [44:01] They got to respect you. [44:02] Do you remember he loaded up a Boeing 757 with $1.7 billion in cash. [44:10] You know, did you ever see a pile of a million dollars like in $100 bills? [44:14] Tim Scott did, maybe. [44:15] I don't know. [44:16] But Tim, did you ever see? [44:18] It's big. [44:19] It's like three, four times the size of this, right? [44:22] It's big. [44:22] It's big. [44:23] OK. [44:24] That's $1 million and $100. [44:27] He sent them $1.7 billion in green cash, empty out every bank in Maryland, Virginia, and what? [44:35] The banks had no money. [44:37] Every. [44:38] He brought it to Iran and he gave it to them. [44:41] Can you imagine the face of these guys when the plane opened up and this cash? [44:46] $1.7 billion. [44:47] And then he gave tens of billions of dollars over that. [44:51] But to me, the $1.7 billion, that's when I realized how powerful a president is. [44:56] When you can put together $1.7, I still don't think it was legal, but what the hell. [45:01] Nobody ever looked at him. [45:03] But how the hell do you give $1.7 in green cash to the number one state sponsor of terror Iran? [45:10] So we obliterated Iran's nuclear enrichment capacity with Operation Midnight Hammer and Operation Epic [45:17] Cure and we defeated them military, financially, and otherwise. [45:34] And now we're ensuring that they never will. [45:37] You can never let them have anything. [45:39] You can never let them have. [45:40] I deal with them. [45:41] I deal with them. [45:42] They're freaking crazy. [45:44] I said, you guys are crazy, man. [45:46] They're crazy. [45:47] Well, the problem we have is we wiped out their leaders. [45:51] They're number one leaders. [45:52] We knocked out the first level. [45:55] They're gone. [45:56] Number two is gone. [45:57] Some of number three. [45:58] And now I have nobody to negotiate with. [46:00] My biggest problem. [46:01] Nobody wants to be president of Iran. [46:04] You know, we listen to some of their conversations very nicely. [46:07] We're very good. [46:09] Is that friend or foe back there? [46:10] Friend or foe? [46:11] Is that young man screaming back there? [46:13] I don't know. [46:14] We, you're the president of Iran. [46:18] Good. [46:20] It's good. [46:20] I think he sounds good. [46:22] But two weeks ago, I also signed an order waiving off-road requirements for red dye diesel, [46:28] allowing farmers, truckers, and anyone else to fill up diesel totally tax-free, totally tax-free. [46:39] And on Monday, I announced the Harvest Fuel Relief Program, providing our farmers with $8 billion [46:47] to offset diesel costs in the harvest season, including an estimated $400 million is coming to Iowa farmers. [46:56] $400 million. [46:57] Did you know that? [46:57] Did you know that? [46:58] $400 million. [46:59] It's not bad. [47:00] And if you remember, in my first term, we had some countries taking advantage of us, [47:09] and I gave our farmers $28 billion. [47:14] Do you remember? [47:15] Do they remember? [47:15] Look, they all remember. [47:17] $28 billion, it all came out of tariffs, my fifth favorite word. [47:22] It used to be my favorite word, but they just, I said, tariffs are my all-time favorite word. [47:28] It is really, but they said, what about God? [47:32] What about your wife? [47:34] What about children relationship? [47:37] They killed me with that. [47:39] Tariff is my favorite word. [47:40] So what happened is I now make it my fifth favorite word, and I'm okay, right? [47:45] I'm okay. [47:47] It's made us rich. [47:48] It's made us rich, and I've been able to settle wars because of it. [47:52] I said, you're going to fight India and Pakistan? [47:56] They were fighting. [47:57] They had 11 planes already knocked down. [47:59] And I said, you're going to fight? [48:00] We're going to charge you guys tariffs? [48:02] And no way, you can't do that. [48:04] The tariffs were so important that they stopped fighting. [48:06] We saved a possible two nuclear nations. [48:09] And tonight, in more breaking news, my administration is using Defense Production Act to release $150 [48:17] million to increase American refining capacity to produce more diesel and more gasoline at record [48:27] levels, actually. [48:35] And the fact is, you know, we have more oil than Russia and Saudi Arabia combined. [48:43] And if you go back eight or nine years, you'll see that it was a different world. [48:48] But we have so much now. [48:50] And the thing we need is, and we're building them rapidly, is refineries. [48:56] We have so much oil. [48:57] You wouldn't believe even all of that oil pouring out. [49:00] But one of the things, I hate to say it, and, you know, I always get killed when I say it. [49:04] But, you know, with the hormones straight having a problem for a long time, not too much anymore. [49:10] They do shoot us every once in a while. [49:12] It's like, you know, bing, little shots. [49:15] They do shoot. [49:16] And we knock the hell out of them. [49:17] We, you know, we can trace it right back. [49:19] So they shoot at us. [49:21] We shoot at them. [49:22] It goes right down the barrel of the gun or whatever launched, whatever weapon. [49:26] Now it's unbelievable. [49:31] Now we have the most, we have the greatest military equipment in the world by far. [49:35] Ask Venezuela. [49:38] We have the biggest, we have the greatest mode to think of it. [49:42] So they shoot. [49:43] And within three minutes, another weapon or weapon, a missile, small. [49:49] You don't need too large, actually. [49:51] Comes right back. [49:52] Goes right down the barrel of the gun. [49:54] So now when you watch them shoot, because we have pictures of them, [49:57] they shoot and they run. [50:00] They shoot and they are out of there. [50:04] Now we also gave truckers and farmers the right to repair your own truck and equipment. [50:09] And can you imagine? [50:12] And I pardoned many people who Biden administration sent to jail. [50:20] They were fixing. [50:21] You know what they were sent to jail for? [50:22] They were fixing their truck. [50:23] Do you guys know about this? [50:25] You know, it took me a little while to, I said, you got to be kidding. [50:29] No, they showed me, sir, would you pardon so-and-so from Iowa? [50:34] A few of them from Iowa. [50:35] I said, what did they do wrong? [50:38] You know, usually it's they killed somebody in a fit of rage. [50:41] Sir, they fixed their truck. [50:43] What? [50:44] You know, seriously, right? [50:47] This is only in America, only in stupid America. [50:49] That's run by stupid people. [50:52] They fixed their truck, sir. [50:53] They got five years in jail. [50:54] I said, you got to be kidding. [50:56] What does that mean? [50:57] So you're not allowed to fix it. [50:58] And you know, the sad thing is that you have guys here that [51:01] can fix their truck better than the people working in one of the plants [51:05] where they fix them, who don't know anything. [51:07] They're mostly kids learning how to fix a truck. [51:12] And you have these guys they've been fixing. [51:14] And if they fix their truck, you know why they did that? [51:17] Because I said, what's the purpose? [51:18] I sort of figured. [51:19] But because they're afraid that if you fix it yourself, [51:23] you'll take off all of that environmental [51:26] bullshit that they burden your angels with. [51:28] Oh, sure. [51:33] Crazy. [51:34] Crazy. [51:36] And you'll spew all sorts of bad things into the air. [51:44] You know, I buy a lot of equipment, too. [51:46] And I always like to buy stuff. [51:48] I say to John Deere, I say to a lot of good ones, [51:50] to borrow a lot of good case. [51:52] I say, do me a favor. [51:53] Do you have any 10-year-old lawnmowers that haven't been used yet? [51:58] I'll buy them all. [51:59] Because I'll tell you what, you have to go to MIT to turn on a lawnmower now. [52:06] Now, by the way, don't worry. [52:07] It's all ended. [52:08] I got rid of all that crap. [52:09] So now you can actually. [52:14] No. [52:15] Before I came in, you had to go. [52:18] You had to be a PhD from MIT. [52:23] You had to be very smart to turn on a lawnmower. [52:26] I don't want you to have to think too much. [52:28] I'd like to , or bing. [52:31] And you know, if the equipment was a little off, [52:34] you couldn't turn it on. [52:35] You know that, right? [52:35] If the environmental equipment showed that it wasn't perfect, [52:39] you couldn't. [52:39] You were just stuck. [52:41] And if you fixed it, they put you in jail. [52:43] Other than that, it's quite a good system. [52:45] Now, these people are crazy, I'm telling you. [52:48] And yet, Barack Hussein Obama would fly to Hawaii to play a round of golf at a 747, [52:53] spewing old one 35 years. [52:55] We have a new one now, Beauty. [52:57] But an old one 35 years. [52:59] He'd fly to Hawaii, play a round of golf, shoot about 125, [53:04] and then he'd get into the same plane. [53:08] He'd fly back. [53:09] Then he'd have a news conference on the carbon footprint. [53:14] The carbon footprint is killing us. [53:17] But that's the way it goes. [53:19] To protect family farms, [53:21] we did something that is one of the things I'm most happy about. [53:24] We eliminated the unfair estate tax or the death tax, right? [53:34] It's the best thing. [53:36] And I tell people, we put that in the great big beautiful bill. [53:42] We didn't get one Democrat vote. [53:46] We got all Republican votes. [53:47] It's amazing. [53:48] We have all these different taxes that we cut, regulations that we cut. [53:53] It's one of the great... [53:54] You know, we did, it's actually seven, eight years worth of stuff. [53:58] We put it all into one. [53:59] Everyone said, we're crazy. [54:00] We'll never get it approved. [54:02] Right, Tim? [54:03] They all said, I said, let's try and get it all done at one time. [54:07] From four to eight years, it was all done. [54:10] If we did nothing else, we had a great success. [54:13] We put it... [54:13] That's why we call it the great big bill. [54:14] It's called it big, but I like the word great. [54:17] I wish we would have added that. [54:18] Let's go change. [54:19] Let's ask an amendment. [54:21] I call it the great big beautiful bill. [54:23] And it's got so many things, but it's got all the tax cuts. [54:26] It should be the great big beautiful tax cut bill. [54:29] But we have things in there. [54:32] But one of the things I'm happiest about is [54:35] if you leave your farm or small business to your children, [54:39] they don't have to pay estate tax. [54:41] And what was happening... [54:46] And what was happening is the parents love their kids, [54:49] and they'd leave the farm or they'd leave the business. [54:52] And the assessor comes along. [54:54] And a lot of times farms are very valuable, [54:56] but they don't make as much money as the value. [54:58] So, you know, they're a little... [55:00] They're really asset rich, but they don't make the money. [55:04] And the kids would have to go out. [55:05] They borrow the money. [55:06] And your friendly banker turns out to be not so friendly. [55:10] Borrowed the money to pay the tax. [55:13] Turned out to be not good. [55:15] And they lose the farm. [55:16] And in many cases, and I'm not telling you, [55:19] you know better than anybody, [55:22] your children would end up committing suicide. [55:24] You know that. [55:25] Because they lost their farm that their parents gave them, [55:28] the farm that they grew up, [55:29] the farm where they wanted to grow old. [55:32] And they'll be assessing it. [55:34] And the state tax is a very high tax, 40%, 50%. [55:39] It's a massive tax. [55:40] It's a very bad tax. [55:41] And I got rid of it. [55:43] So now you can leave your farms, et cetera, to your children. [55:47] Right? [55:48] It's a big thing. [55:51] And just so you know, the Democrats want to put it back. [55:56] They're going to put it back. [55:57] They get in. [55:57] They're going to put it back. [55:59] And that's one that's actually a mean one. [56:01] That's why they call it a death tax. [56:02] It's a death tax for a lot of reasons. [56:05] But they want to put all of that stuff back. [56:06] No tax on tips. [56:07] No tax on Social Security for your seniors. [56:11] No tax on overtime. [56:13] They want to put it all back. [56:14] If you put them in office, if you vote for them. [56:17] And Ashley will never be. [56:19] And your people in Congress, you've sent it up like, [56:23] oh, you approved it so fast. [56:25] You guys were so, you were so great. [56:27] They're warriors, these people. [56:28] They're great. [56:29] I know every one of them very well. [56:31] But that was a big deal. [56:33] And we have Paul. [56:36] Is that Paul? [56:37] Paul. [56:38] Wow. [56:39] Paul is here from Border Patrol. [56:42] He's the boss, and he's a great guy. [56:44] Get up there. [56:49] We saw Paul. [56:51] And he's tough. [56:56] Come here. [56:57] Come here. [57:01] You know, he never heard from the Bordazar. [57:03] That was Kamala. [57:05] She was appointed Bordazar by Sleepy Joe. [57:07] And I said, did you ever hear? [57:09] No. [57:10] Did she ever go there? [57:11] No. [57:12] But he heard from me every week. [57:14] I said, Paul, we got to do better. [57:15] Go ahead, Jacob. [57:17] Thank you, President Trump. [57:21] And again, we're in the great state of Iowa, [57:24] where we have to get Ashley Henson elected into the Senate. [57:29] And all of these great Republicans that are fighting every day [57:33] and will continue to fight every day. [57:35] Yeah, I was able to meet with President Trump [57:38] during the disastrous administration of Joe Biden, Sleepy Joe. [57:45] And I told him, I said, President Trump, [57:49] your agents need you. [57:51] Your country needs you. [57:54] Because he is the only man that could do the job. [57:57] He did it the first time. [57:59] And for 17 months, we have released zero. [58:03] Because President Biden destroyed this country. [58:08] And President Trump came in and said no more. [58:11] He secured the border once and for all. [58:13] And we need to continue another successful two years. [58:19] And we need these people in because President Trump [58:21] is the greatest president in the history of this country. [58:24] That's not bad. [58:37] He did a good job. [58:38] Wow. [58:39] He's a great guy, actually. [58:40] I'll tell you, Border Patrol and ICE and all law enforcement. [58:43] Boy, I met a lot of your law enforcement backstage. [58:46] Your sheriffs, your people. [58:48] They're great. [58:49] They're great. [58:50] And you know, we're going to seek the death penalty for anybody [58:55] that kills a law enforcement official or policeman. [59:02] Right? [59:03] Unless you don't want that. [59:05] Unless you would read. [59:08] That's great. [59:09] Thank you very much. [59:10] You know, we're so proud. [59:11] We're so proud. [59:12] These guys are so good. [59:13] They do such a good job. [59:14] They don't. [59:14] I'll tell you, really, people have great respect. [59:17] You know, you don't feel it because it's so, [59:20] you know, all the churning that they do back there, [59:22] all those people. [59:23] But everyone respects you guys and really loves you a lot. [59:32] We also gave Iowa an emergency waiver to sell E-15 all year round. [59:37] And with Ashley in the Senate, we will make it year round E-15. [59:42] We'll make it permanent. [59:43] We'll get it done. [59:44] Right? [59:44] That's a big deal for them. [59:47] I settled eight raging wars or soon to be wars. [59:50] Some of them were just about started. [59:53] And we're close to, I think, ending two more. [59:56] I think Russia, Ukraine is getting at that position. [59:59] I mean, they are. [1:00:00] They've been fighting a long time. [1:00:02] You know, they lose on average 25,000 mostly soldiers a month. [1:00:07] You know that 25,000? [1:00:08] Think of 25,000 young people every month, just about. [1:00:14] Last month, it was 32,000. [1:00:16] But it averages 25,000, 27,000 soldiers die every single month. [1:00:21] And we're going to have Iran finish very soon. [1:00:23] One way or the other, it's almost insignificant to me which way. [1:00:28] But one way or the other, it's going to be done very soon. [1:00:31] And your gasoline prices and your oil is going to come tumbling down, [1:00:35] like the day that I spent seven months ago in Iowa looking at the top of the pump. [1:00:42] And we got all 28 Hamas hostages returned to their families, both living and dead. [1:00:49] And hundreds before that, we got them all returned. [1:00:58] And just yesterday, we got Stephen Hubbard back from Russia. [1:01:02] So Stephen Hubbard was a man who was captured in Russia and put in jail. [1:01:08] And he stayed in jail for years under Joe Biden. [1:01:14] But I got him back. [1:01:15] But it should have never happened. [1:01:18] And I called President Putin. [1:01:19] And I said, you know, do us a favor. [1:01:23] Let us have Stephen Hubbard back. [1:01:25] He said, I will. [1:01:27] You will. [1:01:27] It was very quick, quick. [1:01:29] And we didn't have to pay six billion dollars like they would do. [1:01:34] Six billion. [1:01:34] Remember, they got a few people. [1:01:36] Six. [1:01:36] They had the basketball player. [1:01:38] Remember, we got the basketball player that doesn't stand up for the Olympics. [1:01:41] Hey, by the way, what's going on with the women's NBA? [1:01:44] What's that all about? [1:01:46] You know, they'll destroy themselves before they get started because they just started to do good. [1:01:55] And you had a player here who was very good, who was very helpful to that. [1:02:02] No, it's a big deal going on. [1:02:04] They leave the court when the national anthems play. [1:02:07] What's that all about? [1:02:08] You know, the NFL did that for a while. [1:02:09] And they stopped because people stopped watching the games. [1:02:14] So I think you should do the same thing with women's basketball unless they get there. [1:02:23] And what about LeBron James? [1:02:24] Did you see that deal? [1:02:26] No, he's doing, during the national anthem, he's practicing his golf swing. [1:02:33] He's practicing, so what the hell is that? [1:02:36] No, it's a big scandal kind of a story. [1:02:38] What's it all about? [1:02:38] I don't understand it. [1:02:40] I don't understand it. [1:02:41] We conducted large numbers of military strikes to smash the drug cartels. [1:02:46] And we brought the flow of deadly drugs coming in by ocean. [1:02:50] Think of this, coming in by ocean, it's down by 97%. [1:02:54] That's 97%. [1:03:02] And drugs are about 18 years, 19 years now. [1:03:07] They're at the lowest level coming in through Mexico. [1:03:10] But by water, a lot of them were coming in by water, down 97%. [1:03:15] And we're trying to figure out who are the 3% because I happen to consider them [1:03:19] to be among the bravest people anywhere in the world. [1:03:22] We've destroyed the fishing industry all over the place. [1:03:25] Nobody wants to go fishing anymore. [1:03:26] That's the only problem. [1:03:28] But we used to take them into a Miami court and they'd be freed immediately. [1:03:33] Not us. [1:03:34] I mean, for years, nothing happened. [1:03:36] It's amazing. [1:03:37] So we're down 97%. [1:03:39] We're down about 62% overall and getting better. [1:03:42] The land is the easy part. [1:03:43] The water was the hardest part. [1:03:45] And we took care of it with those missile shots. [1:03:47] And, you know, you feel terribly. [1:03:48] It's tough. [1:03:49] But each one of those boats would kill 5,000 to 10,000 people and destroy families. [1:03:55] So when you hear that, you feel a lot better. [1:03:57] I got most favored nation agreements to reduce the cost of many prescription drugs from the [1:04:02] highest drug prices anywhere in the world to the lowest drug prices anywhere in the world. [1:04:09] We now have the lowest drug prices and we'll be reducing the drug prices by 50 to 90%. [1:04:17] My first term, I got one eighth of one percent. [1:04:19] First time in 28 years that they went down. [1:04:22] One eighth of one percent. [1:04:23] I thought it was great. [1:04:24] I had a news conference, but now it's down 50 to 90. [1:04:27] Think of it. [1:04:28] We had the highest drug prices in the world and we now have the lowest drug prices. [1:04:34] And nobody else could have done that. [1:04:38] And we abolished all discriminatory diversity, equity and inclusion policies throughout the [1:04:43] federal government. [1:04:47] We got critical race theory and transgender insanity the hell out of our schools and military. [1:04:56] And we made English the official language of the United States of America. [1:05:05] They love that. [1:05:07] They love that. [1:05:08] That's a big deal. [1:05:10] I don't know. [1:05:11] They love that. [1:05:11] Everybody always gets a big hand. [1:05:14] Our country is doing so well, and this is important, that under Republican leadership, [1:05:20] that only I can make this promise. [1:05:23] I mean, I'm the only one the Democrats can't make this promise. [1:05:27] If Republicans win the House of Representatives and the Senate, I am going to give all adult citizens, [1:05:35] including those from a place called Iowa. [1:05:39] Man and wife. [1:05:40] Man and wife, if you're married, we're going to give everybody one, just one big hit. [1:05:48] $5,000. [1:05:49] So if you're a man and wife, it's five and five. [1:05:57] And only a Republican can do that because Democrats aren't able to. [1:06:02] They're not taking in any amount of money. [1:06:05] They have no tariffs. [1:06:06] They have no anything. [1:06:08] We have record-setting economic success, like I just explained tonight. [1:06:13] But the Democrat policies won't allow this to happen. [1:06:16] In fact, the exact opposite will happen. [1:06:18] If the Democrats win, you will have a 1929. [1:06:22] And I hope this, first of all, I hope they don't win. [1:06:25] But if they do, you're going to have a 1929-style economic depression, [1:06:30] because their policies are so stupid. [1:06:34] They're almost like if you think about some of the transgender policies, [1:06:38] or the men playing in women's sports, or the open borders. [1:06:42] I'm good at finance. [1:06:43] I've always been great at finance. [1:06:45] Their policies will lead to a massive recession, [1:06:49] but more likely a depression. [1:06:50] Our country will be practically finished. [1:06:52] If the Republicans win, you'll each have $5,000 in your pocket, [1:06:57] an economic success for our country like we have never, ever seen before. [1:07:02] And remember, just recently, [1:07:09] I gave all members of the United States military $1,776, right? [1:07:16] And everyone said, oh, it can't be done. [1:07:20] You can't do it. [1:07:20] It won't be done. [1:07:21] You can't do it. [1:07:22] Well, I did it. [1:07:23] And in fact, it was $1,775, the generals. [1:07:26] I said, generals, I want to give them a bonus. [1:07:28] They've been so great. [1:07:29] Tell me what we can do. [1:07:30] So they came back at $1,775. [1:07:33] True. [1:07:34] They came back. [1:07:35] They said, sir. [1:07:37] These three guys were so handsome. [1:07:38] I hate handsome men. [1:07:39] I've always hated them. [1:07:41] No, they're like central casting, four-star guys. [1:07:44] They said, we have too many four-stars. [1:07:46] You know, we have more four-stars than we had during the Second World War. [1:07:49] So if you notice, we've cut back slightly. [1:07:51] We have to do that. [1:07:53] But we only cut back the bad ones, so worry about it. [1:07:56] But I said, generals, what do you think? [1:07:58] $1,775. [1:08:00] I said, do you think we could scrounge up one more dollar? [1:08:04] And then we're at $1,776. [1:08:06] Yes, you can. [1:08:08] And that money was given a year ago. [1:08:11] And to this day, everybody, every time they see me, they say, sir, thank you very much. [1:08:17] I know what they're talking about. [1:08:18] $1,776. [1:08:20] And the $5,000 dividend is approximately, think of it only. [1:08:25] It's a lot. [1:08:26] But it's $1 trillion. [1:08:27] But we have a record setting $22.2 trillion that's being invested in our country. [1:08:32] So when you think of it, we are the number one growth country anywhere in the world. [1:08:38] Growth. [1:08:40] The only caveat on the, let's call it the Trump dividend, is that you have to spend the money in [1:08:46] the United States of America. [1:08:51] We don't want you going to China. [1:08:54] We don't want you going to Japan. [1:08:56] We don't want you going to France. [1:08:57] Would anyone like to go to France? [1:08:59] Boy, they better straighten that out fast. [1:09:04] Look, that's what's going to happen if you put the radical left lunatics in here, [1:09:09] like the people that these two great people are running against. [1:09:12] You put them in, and that's what you're going to have. [1:09:14] That's what they have. [1:09:15] They have an immigration. [1:09:17] They'd like to say, oh, yes, these are high school. [1:09:19] They're not high school students. [1:09:21] They don't like the way the high schools run. [1:09:23] Such crap. [1:09:25] It's immigration. [1:09:25] It's a huge immigration. [1:09:27] You're going to have it. [1:09:28] And it's all radical left. [1:09:29] You know the way they like to blame the right? [1:09:31] I'll tell you what. [1:09:33] These are left problems. [1:09:34] And I've never seen that. [1:09:36] Those are beyond right. [1:09:39] So if you'd like, I think, should we make a special waiver, Tim, where if somebody really [1:09:46] wants to go to France, they can spend their 5,000 in France? [1:09:50] Tim Scott said no. [1:09:52] That's the end of that, right? [1:09:54] The choice in this election is very simple. [1:09:57] You can vote for the radical left Democrat communists to loot your wealth, raise your [1:10:02] taxes by $5 trillion, annihilate your borders, decimate Iowa's farms and factories, mutilate [1:10:09] your children, and give 25 million illegal aliens amnesty and the right to vote. [1:10:14] That's what they want. [1:10:15] They want to give them the right to vote. [1:10:17] They want to give them amnesty. [1:10:20] Or you can defeat the Democrat communists and vote for more money in your pockets, [1:10:24] bigger paychecks for your families, lower taxes, less crime, a booming Iowa economy, [1:10:31] and no amnesty for your illegal aliens. [1:10:33] You must vote. [1:10:35] To get that, you must vote Republican. [1:10:37] Republican. [1:10:38] Gotta vote for Republicans. [1:10:43] I think we're going to have a very big... [1:10:48] If you guys vote, again, if you guys vote, we're going to have a very... [1:10:52] You gotta get to vote. [1:10:53] You gotta remember, I'm on the ballot. [1:10:55] Just because I am on the ballot, really, it's our stuff. [1:10:57] It's going to be taken away. [1:10:58] If we don't win, it's going to be taken away. [1:11:01] So I am really on the ballot, but you gotta get it. [1:11:04] If you get out and vote like you did in 2024, we win in the landslide, you know. [1:11:08] We win in the landslide. [1:11:13] So every single Democrat in college voted against our tax cuts. [1:11:18] Every single one of them voted against our tax cuts, our no tax on tips, [1:11:24] no tax on overtime for our seniors. [1:11:27] Every single one. [1:11:28] We didn't have... [1:11:29] Think of this. [1:11:30] You have no tax on overtime. [1:11:32] Why would you... [1:11:33] You have no tax on social security for our seniors. [1:11:38] No tax on tips. [1:11:39] Why would you vote against that? [1:11:41] But they voted against. [1:11:42] And you know, it's driven our economy. [1:11:43] Many, many more people. [1:11:45] The overtime is great. [1:11:46] The one that seems to be... [1:11:48] Which is your favorite? [1:11:49] Ready? [1:11:50] No tax on tips. [1:11:55] They don't tip farm workers that much, right? [1:11:58] You're more traditional. [1:11:59] Give me a check, right? [1:12:01] So not a lot of tipping, right? [1:12:03] All right. [1:12:04] No tax on overtime. [1:12:10] No tax on social security for our seniors. [1:12:19] That's generally the one. [1:12:21] But they voted against voter ID because they want to cheat. [1:12:24] They voted against proof of citizenship because they want to cheat. [1:12:29] They voted against securing the border. [1:12:31] They voted, can you believe? [1:12:33] I built the wall 2,000 miles and they voted against. [1:12:37] We had to build. [1:12:38] We had to use the military. [1:12:39] You couldn't get it. [1:12:40] They wouldn't approve it. [1:12:41] And they've said openly they're not going to do anything to enhance. [1:12:44] They want to open the wall. [1:12:46] They want to have the people. [1:12:47] We lived in hell. [1:12:48] I tell you, if you were on the Texas border, [1:12:50] if you were in Arizona, if you were in New America, what a good name. [1:13:00] You know, I changed the name of a place called the Gulf of Mexico. [1:13:03] You may have heard. [1:13:07] I changed the name from the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America. [1:13:12] And people love it. [1:13:14] And I also changed the name of a beautiful lake that fronts a little bit on Ocanada. [1:13:26] And we now call that Lake America. [1:13:29] I wouldn't say the Canada and Mexico are thrilled. [1:13:36] The Mexican president called me. [1:13:39] She said, no, no, no. [1:13:41] Tell me it's not true. [1:13:42] Please. [1:13:43] She's a beautiful woman, a very elegant, beautiful voice all the time. [1:13:47] I say, you have such a beautiful voice. [1:13:49] No, no, no, president. [1:13:50] Please, please tell me it's not true. [1:13:52] No, no, it's true. [1:13:53] It is true. [1:13:54] Actually, that's the Gulf of America. [1:13:57] You know, we have 93% of the front, and they have 7%. [1:14:00] So it never made sense to me, Tim. [1:14:02] They voted in favor of the worst inflation. [1:14:05] And by the way, speaking of that, so we have right now, we really have a straight. [1:14:10] I'm thinking about calling the straight, the Hormone straight, the Trump straight. [1:14:13] I think the Arabs would be right. [1:14:14] How do you think Abdul El-Sayed would feel about that? [1:14:26] He would be thrilled. [1:14:28] He would be thrilled for our country, wouldn't he? [1:14:32] No, but we have a lake. [1:14:36] Great lake. [1:14:37] Wow. [1:14:38] One of the five great lakes. [1:14:40] And we have a gulf. [1:14:42] Now I need an ocean and a river. [1:14:44] So I was thinking about the Hudson River, but I don't think I can get away. [1:14:50] Then I was thinking about how about the Mississippi, the mighty Mississippi. [1:14:53] But we won Mississippi by 38 points. [1:14:56] I don't think I'm going to do that one, right, Ashley? [1:14:58] I don't think Ashley will approve that one. [1:15:01] So we're looking for a river. [1:15:03] But the two that I really like are the Mississippi and the Hudson. [1:15:07] And I don't have the courage to do this. [1:15:09] I think they're safe. [1:15:11] But we're also looking for an ocean. [1:15:12] And the only two that qualify, because I always like the biggest and the best. [1:15:16] So the only two that qualify are the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean. [1:15:19] And I think if I said ocean, well, let's see. [1:15:26] Well, the ocean of the Americas. [1:15:30] I don't like it's too long. [1:15:32] The American Ocean, oh, the American Ocean. [1:15:35] And let's say, ladies and gentlemen, I'm pleased to announce that on Monday morning, [1:15:40] we'll be changing the name of the Atlantic Ocean to the American Ocean. [1:15:44] How do you think our friends in Europe? [1:15:52] I actually called up Sundar from Google. [1:15:55] You know, Google Maps is a big deal. [1:15:57] You get it on Google, but it's done. [1:15:59] But I called up Sundar. [1:16:01] So I got the lake and I got the Gulf. [1:16:03] They said, Sundar. [1:16:04] I was only kidding. [1:16:06] I have a new one. [1:16:07] I actually sent him a picture of the Atlantic Ocean called the American Ocean. [1:16:11] And he actually called me and said, sir, this has to stop. [1:16:16] He said, this has to stop. [1:16:17] He thought I was, you know, I was just kidding. [1:16:19] But that would be a tough one. [1:16:22] But you never know in life, do you? [1:16:25] In favor of transgender mutualization, that's these people that you're thinking about, [1:16:31] may be voting for. [1:16:32] But they want to do all of those things. [1:16:34] On election night, Iowa is going to prove that America does not belong to those who hate it. [1:16:40] America belongs to those who love it. [1:16:42] And that's you. [1:16:45] And Ashley Henson is all that stands between the people of Iowa and communists controlling [1:16:52] the United States Senate. [1:16:53] That one vote is just like, I can't tell you how important, [1:16:57] which they'll use to open your borders and set loose criminals into your country [1:17:01] and destroy your second amendment. [1:17:03] They want to take away, you know, they want to pack the court. [1:17:05] They want to expand the Supreme Court for a very specific reason in order to [1:17:11] knock out your second amendment. [1:17:13] I've been fighting for the second amendment. [1:17:15] We haven't touched it. [1:17:16] And if you think that wasn't easy. [1:17:18] And Tim Scott has been helping. [1:17:20] That is not one of our easy chores, is it? [1:17:23] But Ashley has an A rating from the NRA and is endorsed by the Iowa Farm Bureau. [1:17:29] And frankly, she's always calling me and asking me for things like for Iowa. [1:17:38] Sir, could you give a little bit more money to the farmers? [1:17:41] I said, this woman is such a pain. [1:17:43] But ultimately, that's nice, I guess. [1:17:46] But no, she's a fantastic woman. [1:17:49] She's going to be great. [1:17:50] She's replacing somebody who's been a fantastic friend. [1:17:53] Joni, thank you very much. [1:17:54] You've been a fantastic friend of mine. [1:17:56] So, Ashley, come on up, please. [1:18:07] Well, hey, Iowans. [1:18:10] We are ready to make sure we do not send Josh Turek to the U.S. Senate in 12 days, aren't we? [1:18:15] We're going to make sure he doesn't get that promotion. [1:18:19] The president already said it, right? [1:18:21] But Josh Turek's record is too liberal for Iowa. [1:18:24] He wants illegal immigrants to have those benefits. [1:18:26] He wants asylum in this country. [1:18:28] He's talked about it. [1:18:29] He wants our kids to be able to change their pronouns at school. [1:18:32] So there's never a good time to elect a tax and spend liberal to the U.S. Senate. [1:18:36] Now would be the worst time. [1:18:37] We're going to keep Iowa red and keep Iowa Iowa. [1:18:40] Thank you so much. [1:18:41] And by the way, Chuck Grassley is here someplace. [1:18:55] I want to just say thank you. [1:18:57] That's such he's great. [1:18:58] We took a picture backstage and it was great with his beautiful wife. [1:19:02] Thank you, Chuck, wherever you may be. [1:19:04] Thank you. [1:19:05] Thank you very much. [1:19:08] You also need to defeat radical Democrat Rob Sand. [1:19:12] He's a disaster for government. [1:19:14] And by the way, he wants to raise your taxes by $7,500. [1:19:20] He wants to take away your guns and your Second Amendment. [1:19:24] He's in favor of transgender mutilization. [1:19:27] And your borders will be wide open for criminals to pour into, [1:19:31] just like they did just a couple of years ago. [1:19:34] That's not going to happen with your man. [1:19:36] You need to go vote for a businessman who will cut your property taxes very substantially, [1:19:41] lower your gas prices, support our police, and keep criminals behind bars. [1:19:46] Your next governor, Zach Lane. [1:19:49] Thank you all, Mr. President. [1:20:04] Thank you for coming to Iowa. [1:20:05] Thank you. [1:20:08] Let me just tell you something. [1:20:10] Let me tell you why we're thankful for this. [1:20:13] Because this president has been fighting to preserve the culture of the United States of America. [1:20:18] That's why. [1:20:22] Fighting for voter ID. [1:20:24] Fighting to secure the border. [1:20:26] Fighting to protect and defend the United States of America so it doesn't become France. [1:20:30] So Iowa does not become Minnesota or Illinois. [1:20:34] We are here to defend the culture of the United States of America. [1:20:37] And Donald Trump is defending that culture. [1:20:39] But, Mr. President, I'm running against a weird one. [1:20:49] He's a guy who, after college, became an underwear model. [1:20:53] Did you know this? [1:20:54] He didn't know this. [1:20:55] He didn't know it. [1:20:57] It's true. [1:20:57] It's true. [1:20:58] You know, he supports all the things you said. [1:21:01] Gun control, transgender surgeries, giving illegal immigrants benefits. [1:21:06] Wants to give them our tax dollars. [1:21:08] Look, we are here to defend Iowa. [1:21:11] That's why all of you are here. [1:21:13] And my promise to you is that I'm going to defend the culture of this state. [1:21:16] And defend your children and grandchildren against this craziness. [1:21:20] Thank you all for being here. [1:21:30] Thank you very much, Zach. [1:21:32] And part of that culture, Zach, is that we're going to keep Iowa number one. [1:21:37] You're going to be in number one place. [1:21:39] When you go to that, you're going to get out and vote. [1:21:42] Because to me, that's a part of the culture. [1:21:43] It's been, you know, there's that movement to move you back, way back. [1:21:48] And it's not happening. [1:21:49] So we're going to keep you number one. [1:21:50] That really is a part of culture, as far as I'm concerned. [1:21:53] Political culture. [1:21:54] You also need to vote for Joe Mitchell for the second congressional district. [1:21:59] And Chris, you know what? [1:22:02] Come on up here, fellas. [1:22:03] Chris McGowan here in the fourth district. [1:22:05] And Brenna Byrd from Iowa. [1:22:08] Attorney General has been my fan. [1:22:09] And we love Brenna right such an early endorsement. [1:22:13] And again, I want to thank Chuck Grassley. [1:22:16] He's been great. [1:22:17] I want to thank Chuck. [1:22:18] And I want to thank Joni. [1:22:20] And I want to thank Tim Scott for being here from South Carolina. [1:22:23] Because he's great. [1:22:23] And you met Paul Perez. [1:22:30] And he's like just, you don't find a better human being. [1:22:33] A man, he's fantastic. [1:22:34] And we have Representative Rick Crawford here. [1:22:38] Come on up, Rick. [1:22:39] You've got to come up. [1:22:39] You're so good. [1:22:41] Come on up. [1:22:43] Iowa GOP Chair Jeff Kaufman. [1:22:45] Jeff, thank you. [1:22:46] Great job. [1:22:46] Your son is fantastic. [1:22:49] My friend, the first one to endorse me in the whole United States. [1:22:53] He's, I call him the Marlboro Man. [1:22:54] He's this handsome guy. [1:22:56] His handsome guy. [1:22:57] Senator Brad Zahn. [1:22:59] Where's Brad? [1:23:00] The Marlboro Man. [1:23:01] Look at him. [1:23:02] He looks so good. [1:23:04] Everyone wants to look like that. [1:23:06] He's like the Marlboro Man. [1:23:09] Senators, state senators, Lynn Evans and Kevin Allons. [1:23:13] Thank you very much for being here. [1:23:19] And state representative, Brooke Bowden. [1:23:22] Thank you, Brooke, wherever you may be. [1:23:23] There you are. [1:23:24] Hi, Brooke. [1:23:24] Thank you. [1:23:26] And the chairman of the Export-Import Bank, [1:23:29] a real brilliant guy, John Yovanovitch. [1:23:34] Where's John? [1:23:35] John Yovanovitch. [1:23:37] He has done some job. [1:23:40] And the RNC chairman, Joe Gruters, who's a powerful guy. [1:23:46] I think you're going to have a great November 3rd. [1:23:48] And former Iowa Hawkeyes linebacker, Zach Tweet. [1:23:53] Boy, oh, boy. [1:23:55] This guy is in seriously good shape. [1:23:58] I said, who the hell is that guy? [1:24:00] I didn't ask that with you. [1:24:01] I didn't ask that with you. [1:24:02] I said, who the hell was that guy? [1:24:04] He came in and shook my hand. [1:24:06] That's central casting. [1:24:07] Was he a very good player, I guess? [1:24:09] I would think so. [1:24:10] Physically, I would think he had no problem. [1:24:13] But thank you very much, Zach. [1:24:15] We appreciate it. [1:24:16] Very good. [1:24:16] I heard you had a great career. [1:24:17] Everyone here today is part of the greatest movement in the history of our country. [1:24:22] And it's an honor to be with these people. [1:24:24] I'd like to maybe ask a couple of them. [1:24:26] And maybe I'd ask you have something, I think. [1:24:29] Well, Mr. President, this is far larger than any No Kings rally I've ever seen. [1:24:38] Isn't that true? [1:24:43] Mr. President, you've won the state three times. [1:24:46] And judging by this crowd, you win it a fourth time if you ran again, okay? [1:24:50] I think so. [1:24:54] You went to D.C. to clean up Biden's mess. [1:24:57] And finally, it's a respectable city. [1:24:59] It's a safe city. [1:25:00] And it's finally a clean city. [1:25:02] Can we admit that? [1:25:07] Thank God you're building the ballroom. [1:25:09] Thank God you're getting rid of those awful bike lanes, by the way. [1:25:12] We don't ride bicycles tonight. [1:25:14] We ride Harley-Davidson's. [1:25:15] Isn't that true? [1:25:18] This gentleman up here, he's not riding a bicycle board, are you? [1:25:21] He's riding a Harley. [1:25:22] So I wanted to say, Mr. President, for the last 10 years, [1:25:26] you kept this country more safe than any other president ever, ever. [1:25:32] And they've never given you the Nobel Peace Prize, by the way, which is a disgrace. [1:25:42] So what I came up with, Mr. President, is a new award. [1:25:45] It's called the Man of the Century Award, okay? [1:25:50] It's the Man of the Century Award. [1:25:53] And I'm going to hold this up for the artificial media to see. [1:25:57] CNN, zoom in right here, CNN, okay? [1:26:00] Because this man has been more for humanity and for America than any other president ever. [1:26:08] Thank you, Mr. President, for being here. [1:26:10] Thank you for supporting Iowa. [1:26:12] And thank you for being the greatest president we've ever had. [1:26:15] I just want to say, as a hometown kid, how proud I am to call Sioux City, Iowa, [1:26:37] and the Siouxland tri-state region of Iowa, Nebraska, and South Dakota, my hometown. [1:26:43] And I'm enormously pleased with this evening's turnout. [1:26:56] It's gone a little bit late. [1:26:58] But folks, if we show this enthusiasm between now and through November 3rd, [1:27:05] we're going to keep Iowa red. [1:27:07] And that's the commitment that we need to make to President Donald J. Trump. [1:27:12] Well, you're pretty tall here, Mr. President. [1:27:22] Hold on here. [1:27:23] I got a short one coming up here. [1:27:25] So I want to say this, Mr. President, thank you so much for coming to Iowa. [1:27:30] When you came here four years ago, when I was running against a 40-year Democrat incumbent, [1:27:35] your visit to this part of the state made the difference. [1:27:39] Thank you. [1:27:39] Because we know when Western Iowa turns out, we win, don't we? [1:27:43] We win. [1:27:44] And thank you, President Trump, for supporting our law enforcement, [1:27:54] our brave men and women who keep us safe. [1:27:56] Thank you. [1:28:01] And let me end with this. [1:28:04] Vote early, not often, or you're going to hear from me as a prosecutor. [1:28:08] Okay? [1:28:09] Thank you. [1:28:10] Thank you. [1:28:18] Great people. [1:28:19] I work with them, and they are fantastic. [1:28:22] So as you can see, we're doing really well. [1:28:25] And I thought I'd do something which is a little unusual, [1:28:28] but we'll put up two quick charts that will play for you. [1:28:32] And they're done by CNN. [1:28:33] So it means a lot because they never do anything good. [1:28:36] And you'll see what I'm talking about. [1:28:38] Please. [1:28:40] Okay. [1:28:40] MAGA GOP on Trump. [1:28:42] In the 2024 election versus Kamala Harris, he got 99% of the MAGA GOP vote. [1:28:47] Perhaps surprisingly, I might have thought it'd be 100%, but it was 99%. [1:28:52] Compare that to his approval rating now with the MAGA GOP. [1:28:55] It's 98%. [1:28:56] That is, there's been no real decline in MAGA support. [1:29:00] These folks say that they're going to vote for congressional Republicans come the midterm [1:29:04] elections. [1:29:05] Again, that's the 99% that Trump got against Kamala Harris. [1:29:08] Look now, in terms of the congressional vote, 98% of them say they're going to be voting for [1:29:13] House Republican candidates. [1:29:14] So that support is actually really holding up strong. [1:29:17] It's really, really strong when it comes to MAGA GOP and the Republicans holding onto that vote. [1:29:23] I love this one. [1:29:24] Okay. [1:29:24] The president Republicans most admire. [1:29:27] It's Donald Trump. [1:29:28] This is a historic comparison. [1:29:30] A majority of Republicans say 53% say he's the Republican president they most admire. [1:29:35] Ronald Reagan, who traditionally has won that much. [1:29:37] Donald Trump nearly triples up on this. [1:29:40] Reagan at just 18%. [1:29:42] And then Abraham Lincoln, who by most historic accounts is the greatest president of all time. [1:29:47] But Republicans say that the president that they most admire by what is this, this is six, [1:29:52] seven times as many, Donald John Trump at 53%, easily crushing Abe Lincoln at 8%. [1:29:58] And the Elon poll showed that he was the greatest president as well. [1:30:00] Donald Trump. [1:30:01] I feel like this slide might end up on a printout on his desk. [1:30:09] Well, thank you. [1:30:10] And a person is here who is, who is fantastic. [1:30:14] I want to just say hello and acknowledge Senator Tim Scott's wife. [1:30:19] Because he's working every night. [1:30:21] He follows me around. [1:30:22] So thank you. [1:30:23] Thank you very much for being here. [1:30:25] Appreciate it. [1:30:26] Beautiful wife. [1:30:27] So in conclusion, if you elect a Republican House and a Republican Senator November 3rd, [1:30:35] we will do things for you. [1:30:37] You're going to be very, very happy. [1:30:38] We will win our war on corruption and fraud and let our great vice president keep doing his job. [1:30:45] He's doing a fantastic job. [1:30:47] He's fining billions and billions of dollars. [1:30:50] We will pass the no invasion of our country act prohibiting any future president from ever [1:30:56] opening our border to illegal immigrants again. [1:31:00] That was an invasion. [1:31:04] That was like a military invasion. [1:31:06] We're never going to let that happen again. [1:31:09] We will ban sanctuary cities and pass the death penalty for large-scale drug dealers, [1:31:15] human traffickers, and anyone who kills a police officer or a member of law enforcement. [1:31:24] And we will pass voter identification, proof of citizenship, and the Save America Act [1:31:29] to defend our sacred American electorate. [1:31:33] And we will enshrine in permanent law no men in women's sports and no transgender [1:31:41] mutilization of your children. [1:31:46] And ladies and gentlemen of Iowa, what a great place. [1:31:51] And I want to thank you for all the support you've given me over the years. [1:31:54] It's incredible. [1:31:55] And I'm giving you a lot, and I'll continue. [1:31:58] The golden age of America is upon us, but you must go out. [1:32:02] You must vote. [1:32:03] You must vote, frankly, Republican. [1:32:06] If you're going to vote Democrat, don't bother. [1:32:08] Anybody in here going to vote Democrat, I wonder. [1:32:12] We've already made unbelievable progress, and now we will reach new levels of greatness. [1:32:17] We will. [1:32:17] We're going to reach new levels. [1:32:19] There's never been anything like what we've done. [1:32:22] It's my honor to be your president during such an exciting period of time in our country. [1:32:27] And, you know, we've been doing this together for really together. [1:32:33] It's the same vote. [1:32:33] You see that just now? [1:32:35] The 99, 98. [1:32:37] It's the same vote. [1:32:38] The same great warriors, the same great people that built our nation. [1:32:42] But we've been doing it for 11 years, and there's never been anything like it. [1:32:46] And there never will be anything like it. [1:32:48] It's something the world has probably never seen before, and maybe we'll never see again. [1:32:53] It's what we've done together as a group. [1:32:56] I mean, because it's the United States of America. [1:32:58] It's not like a small country, maybe. [1:33:00] But this is the United States of America, and there's never been anything like it. [1:33:04] So let's go out and do what we do best, which is to win on November 3rd. [1:33:09] We do it the best. [1:33:11] And let's make the next two years bigger, better, and stronger than ever before, [1:33:22] because we will make America powerful again. [1:33:29] We will make America wealthy again. [1:33:34] We will make America healthy again. [1:33:39] We will make America strong again. [1:33:43] We will make America proud again. [1:33:48] We will make America safe again. [1:33:52] And most importantly, we will make America great again. [1:33:58] Thank you, Iowa. [1:34:00] Thank you. [1:34:00] God bless you all. [1:34:02] Thank you. [1:34:03] Thank you. [1:34:04] Thank you.