Watch! US President Donald Trump announces move to end Biden-era methane rules at Texas rally

[0:02] Thank you very much. [0:03] Hello, Texas. [0:21] I've been all over the place all day long. [0:27] I accepted a shipload of one million barrels of oil, a gift from Venezuela that we give [0:39] into Texas, by the way. [0:41] I'd like to keep it, but I don't think that works that way. [0:44] No, we're doing great. [0:47] We're respected all over the world. [0:49] We were left at just a short time ago. [0:52] We're respected all over the world, a lot different than it was two years ago. [0:56] It's great to be back in this incredible state, which I won all three times with more votes [1:02] than any people of Texas are going to defeat Democrat-Communist James Telefrico. [1:16] We're going to Gavin as your governor. [1:23] We're going to re-elect Dan Patrick as your lieutenant governor. [1:26] Thank you, Dan. [1:29] We're going to Republicans up and down the line, and most importantly, we're going to [1:34] elect one of the greatest attorney generals in the entire country, and frankly, the greatest [1:40] attorney general in the history of Texas, Ken Paxson. [1:45] Thank you, Ken. [1:54] So, there's one week left. [1:56] Doing this stuff for a week and a half, two weeks. [2:00] I did more rallies than I've ever done for myself. [2:07] It's much easier, you know, when you do it for yourself. [2:10] It's much easier. [2:12] I know this guy. [2:13] It's like I'm doing with Ken. [2:14] We had so many wars that we successfully fought together. [2:18] But I do go and do stuff with people I don't know that well, but I like this because you [2:25] know what? [2:25] He was. [2:25] He deserves it. [2:26] He was the best attorney general in the history of Texas, one of the best anywhere in this [2:32] country. [2:36] And the other guy does not deserve it. [2:39] He doesn't represent your values. [2:40] And as soon as that election would be over, I don't even want to say the words if he won [2:45] because I can't believe it's even possible. [2:47] But you'll go off meat. [2:50] You go off oil. [2:51] You'll be letting millions and millions of people flow through your border. [2:56] And you'll also have no second amendment of him and his group. [3:00] You will have no second amendment. [3:02] It'll be destroyed. [3:03] Has to go out and vote. [3:08] You have to. [3:09] You just have to go out and vote. [3:11] And early voting is underway. [3:12] It ends Friday, October 30th. [3:14] So you can do early voting, make sure it counts. [3:17] I always say, make sure it counts. [3:19] We know because we had, you know, we won three times. [3:23] We're only giving credit for two. [3:25] We did great. [3:26] All three times. [3:28] But the last time we made it too big to rig, they couldn't do that. [3:32] They tried. [3:33] Use that statement anymore because last week I saw Kamala. [3:43] Remember Kamala? [3:44] Nobody knows her last name. [3:48] No, she said she was being interviewed and she said, no, we have to make the election too big [3:53] to rig. [3:53] She said, my line, I can't. [3:55] They copy all my lines. [3:57] It's horrible. [3:59] But I'm asking you to pretend I'm on the ballot because when I'm on the ballot, we get [4:04] 49% more people show up and just pretend because I really am on the ballot. [4:09] No, the people, 22% if I'm on and I really, when you think of it, we're all on the ballot [4:21] because they can take all of these incredible tax cuts and all of the things we did, the jobs [4:27] are the number one, we have more jobs right now in the United States of America than ever [4:33] before by, by a lot. [4:35] All of this stuff can evaporate with incompetent people. [4:41] So if you go out and vote, we're going to have a tremendous win in Texas. [4:45] And you can't have, you cannot have a guy like Talafricco because it's not even a question. [4:51] We can't lose the votes. [4:53] It's very close. [4:54] And they can turn things down. [4:55] I'll be vetoing like crazy. [4:57] Okay. [4:57] But I'd rather work on the positive side as opposed to the negative side. [5:04] So James Salafricco wants to get rid of your guns. [5:08] He wants to get rid of your oil. [5:10] Wants to get rid of your meat. [5:11] He can't stand the stuff. [5:18] One of two reasons. [5:20] Either he had a mental problem when he disappeared for 12 to 14 days, or he was just grossed out, [5:28] sick to his stomach and having to eat meat because he never had meat before. [5:33] All of a sudden, they see him going to barbecues all over the place. [5:37] He's all over. [5:38] He's at so many barbecues and he's throwing up all over the place. [5:42] He's leaving. [5:44] I believe he probably got very sick. [5:47] He called it, he called it meat poisoning. [5:50] No, but you ever hear the guy for his whole life he's talking about, he's a vegan. [5:56] I used to say vegan, but my wife said, it's not vegan, it's vegan. [5:59] But he's been all, all his life he eats lettuce and celery. [6:04] And then he gets forced for the vote. [6:07] I think it sounds like you have a paid protester. [6:11] Paid protester. [6:26] Your law enforcement acts very quickly. [6:39] No, we, uh, he's not the guy for you. [6:42] He doesn't represent your value. [6:44] And we can't take a chance. [6:46] We can't, he's, I've never seen anybody. [6:48] Well, maybe the guy up in Michigan. [6:51] I call him Mohammed. [6:54] He goes by Abdul, Abdul Ramadan. [6:59] I called him Mohammed. [7:04] Then I found out his name was actually, his middle name is Mohammed. [7:08] No, he's, I would say he's changed. [7:11] I would think equally as much. [7:14] These are people, we can't have these people in the United States. [7:18] And with, with, with him, I don't know if we have to do it with Telefrico, but with the [7:22] guy up in Michigan, we're going to have to do the, you know, the test, the metal detector [7:26] test before he's allowed to sit every day. [7:28] He's going to have to go through a metal detector in the United States Congress. [7:33] We have people that should not be running for politics in this country, and we're never [7:40] going to allow Sharia law in this country. [7:43] We're not going to allow Sharia law, but no politician in history has been more obsessed [7:53] with turning young boys and girls into just, they want them to be, he wants them to be transgender. [8:01] He considers them fantastic. [8:06] And you know, I said before, we just came up from Corpus Christi. [8:10] We did one of these before. [8:12] Rare do I do. [8:13] I have to like a state a lot to do two of these monster rallies. [8:17] To be more accurate, I have to like a candidate a lot to do two of these. [8:31] No, but Telefrico stated that he loves transgender children. [8:40] And that's all right. [8:40] Look, that's not, but you know, these children, if you check it out and see what happens, they [8:46] take them as young children and Timmy leaves home and comes back Sarah. [8:50] And you know, oftentimes, most of the time, they turn 21, 22, 23, and they said, who did [8:59] this to me? [9:00] Who did this to me? [9:02] They say it and nobody talks about it. [9:04] The fake news. [9:05] That's a lot of fake news, by the way. [9:07] That's a lot. [9:10] Every single one of them. [9:17] No, but some of them are good. [9:19] Some of them are good. [9:20] They're honorable. [9:21] About 6.2% of them are good. [9:25] That's a lot. [9:26] Congratulations. [9:27] I hope you're enjoying yourself. [9:29] But we can't allow this. [9:33] We can't allow this to happen to our country. [9:35] He's attended sexualized drag shows for kids, and he even said he is a favorite drag queen. [9:42] He knew the names of every drag queen. [9:44] He was, did you see where they always said, who's your favorite? [9:47] Well, I like about nine of them. [9:49] And he starts rattling off names. [9:52] I don't know of any. [9:53] And not only did he state that God is transgendered, this is what he said. [10:04] He actually said that if Jesus Christ himself came and visited the Texas legislature, Jesus [10:12] would be promoting sex changes for little children. [10:17] So, this is not good. [10:21] Take a look. [10:22] Did they teach you in Sunday school that Jesus Christ himself was a radical feminist? [10:32] The American flag is such a complicated symbol for most of us. [10:36] God is both masculine and feminine and everything in between. [10:43] God is non-binary. [10:46] You can't call yourself a Christian and reject the stranger seeking asylum at our circle. [10:52] I want to acknowledge that our trans community needs abortion care, too. [10:57] There are many more than two biological sexes. [11:01] In fact, there are six. [11:02] For me, prophetic voices like Jesus have helped me reckon with my own rightness. [11:07] Our southern border should be like our front porch. [11:09] There should be a giant welcome mat out front. [11:12] Something that you love. [11:13] I love the trans children. [11:18] To the trans kids watching at home, I just want to say, I love you. [11:24] What would Jesus do if he visited the Texas legislature? [11:28] I think he would tell us, blessed are the trans children. [11:33] What is your favorite drag queen in Texas? [11:35] Oh my gosh, Hobie, what's that? [11:37] What if we ran our world like we ran a kindergarten classroom? [11:41] Every one of our neighbors with a uterus just became the property of the state. [11:47] God is not a Christian. [11:48] I always think of myself as a Christian who hates Christianity out of prison is violence. [11:55] It's rich to me that defund the police is considered off limits. [12:00] We all know that Texas has been a leader in oil and gas, but in many ways that's like being a leader in cassette tapes. [12:06] It is now existential that we try to reduce our meat consumption. [12:10] Our campaign has officially become a non-meat campaign. [12:15] So the salt up is going to start on the table. [12:16] Absolutely. [12:17] All these ideologies stem from this Christofascism movement. [12:22] We are trying to fundamentally change our politics. [12:36] The man standing between Texas and this raging, disturbed person, he's a disturbed person, [12:44] is a man named President Donald J. Trump, and I need the help of Ken Packet State's Senate. [12:55] So Telefrico is also an anti-gun extremist who has an F rating from the NRA. [13:02] You know what F means? [13:03] That means we don't allow any guns to anybody under any circumstances. [13:08] What are you going to do when you get that vote? [13:10] What are you going to do? [13:12] Who will willingly from Texas give up their gun? [13:17] Please tell me. [13:18] He supports banning the most popular firearms in America and voted to support a federal gun [13:28] registry to confiscate your guns and stop all ammunition sales. [13:35] As your senator, Ken Paxton, will have only one thing to say to any Democrat who wants to [13:40] destroy your second amendment. [13:43] It's called go take a hike. [13:46] Go take a hike. [13:49] It's a term he uses. [13:50] He uses that term often. [13:52] If Telefrico gets in, he'll immediately vote to open the floodgates to millions of illegal [13:58] aliens, child predators, brutal killers pouring into Texas just like they did just two years [14:05] ago. [14:05] So two years ago, there's never been anything like it. [14:09] Twenty five million people during the Biden term, at least in my opinion. [14:14] I think they hold it down. [14:15] Twenty five. [14:16] They came in totally unchecked, totally unvetted. [14:19] Nobody knew anything about them. [14:21] But you could see when they were coming in. [14:22] These were not oftentimes very nice people. [14:25] I have to always say oftentimes. [14:26] But right here in Texas, shortly before my election, 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungri, this beautiful [14:35] Jocelyn, remember how sad, walked to a convenience store in Houston and she was kidnapped, tied up, [14:43] assaulted, and horrifically murdered violently. [14:46] Charged with this heinous crime are two illegal alien members of the savage gang, Tren de [14:53] Aragua, animals released by Democrats under the policies of Telefrico and his supporters. [15:00] They, that's what they want to do. [15:02] They want to release murderers. [15:03] No cash bail, by the way. [15:05] Don't worry about it. [15:05] I promised the people of Texas that I would deliver justice for Jocelyn. [15:11] And since I took office, we've rounded up, arrested, and deported thousands and thousands [15:16] of Tren de Aragua from all across our country. [15:28] They say it's the worst gang anywhere in the world. [15:30] The only thing good is that they make our gangs look like nice people. [15:36] You know, do you remember when Obama used to say, those people not violent, people that [15:42] come into the country aren't violent. [15:44] They're the most violent people we've ever seen. [15:48] Jocelyn's mother joined us earlier today in Corpus Christi, and tonight we're honored [15:53] to be joined by the president of the National Border Patrol Council, Paul Perez, as we salute [16:00] the heroes of ICE, Border Patrol, and law enforcement. [16:04] Paul, please come up. [16:05] He is a fantastic guy. [16:06] Please come up. [16:07] President Trump, Lubbock, Texas is my hometown. [16:38] Lubbock, Texas, I told President Trump, this is Trump country. [16:43] But what I want to say to you today is that because of this great president standing here [16:55] today, the border is secure. [16:58] Nine years, for 29 years and under five presidents, I've been out there securing this border. [17:27] And no one has given us the support that President Trump has given us. [17:36] Everybody talked about it, but only one president did it. [17:39] And that's President Trump. [17:41] We all love Trump. [17:50] In order to make sure that our country never goes through what it went through under the [17:57] Sleepy Joe administration, we must elect these men here that are Republicans running for office. [18:04] They are the only ones that stand for law and order. [18:11] Ken Paxton, Dan Patrick, Mays Middleton, Brandon Gill, Ronnie Jackson, Tom Sell, Justin Burroughs. [18:23] These people have to be elected to make sure that President Trump's agenda can continue. [18:28] Because without President Trump, this country will go to hell again. [18:34] President Trump is by far the greatest president in the history of this country. [18:40] Thank you, President Trump. [18:41] Thank you. [19:07] I have to get him up to speak more often. [19:11] That was pretty good. [19:12] That was pretty good. [19:13] Thank you. [19:14] And he's fantastic. [19:15] You know, when we had the border czar, that's Kamala. [19:20] Nobody knows her last name. [19:21] Does anybody know her last name? [19:23] Very few. [19:23] Harris. [19:25] But we had Kamala and she was put in charge by Sleepy Joe Biden of the border. [19:31] And I spoke to Paul before and I said, did she ever call you? [19:34] No. [19:34] Four years. [19:35] Did she ever come to the border? [19:37] No. [19:37] And they had a border that was an open wound. [19:42] That's what it was. [19:43] It allowed criminals from countries all over the world. [19:47] They allowed their jails, their prison population to be emptied out into our country. [19:52] Murderers, drug dealers, mentally insane people. [19:57] It'll never happen again. [19:59] We're never going to let that happen again. [20:00] We're getting them out. [20:01] We're getting them out. [20:02] But we'll never let it, we'll never let that happen again. [20:05] In breaking news, just last week, I was amazed to hear, it was revealed essentially that [20:16] Ilhan Omar, Ilhan, so her name, this is the name, Ilhan Omar, the one she used to get elected [20:31] and sworn into Congress, but rather it's an entirely different name. [20:36] She didn't use her right name, it seems, and Ilhan Nur Sayed Elmi is her name, and it's quite [20:44] a difference, by the way. [20:45] And the last name is incredibly also the exact name of her brother, Ahmed Nur Sayed Elmi, [20:55] the person they said she married and had lovely, lovely children with. [21:02] Asked whether she married her brother, she said, not to my knowledge, not to my knowledge. [21:12] I said before in Corpus Christi, they asked me that question about my sister. [21:18] Did you ever marry your sister? [21:19] I said, no. [21:23] That's a legal expression, you know, not to my knowledge. [21:27] When you're going to lie, but you're afraid you're going to get caught, the lawyers tell [21:30] you to say not to my knowledge. [21:31] That's what she did. [21:32] Therefore, because she used a fake name to be sworn in, I assume she will immediately [21:39] resign from Congress. [21:49] She's going to resign and hop the first plane if they have an airport. [21:54] I don't even know if they have an airport. [21:55] She's going to hop the first plane to Somalia, where she can live happily ever after. [22:07] I watched this one come up. [22:10] So, she comes from a country that's got nothing. [22:14] It's considered one of the worst couple of countries in the world. [22:17] I can't think of, I can't think of a couple of bad ones. [22:20] You know how we learn, because we took a lot of people in. [22:23] You know, we always, remember I made the statement, shithouse countries. [22:27] We have some bad countries. [22:30] They seem to like to come into the United States. [22:32] We don't like that. [22:33] We ended all of that, you know. [22:35] We ended all terrible, some terrible countries. [22:37] But hers is about the worst. [22:39] All they do is go around. [22:41] They have essentially no government. [22:42] All they do is go around, kill people all day long, pirate ships and kill people. [22:47] I'm surprised they can pirate the ship. [22:51] They can only do it because our laws are so foolish. [22:54] Don't, please don't ever shoot back. [22:56] Can you believe it? [22:56] But she was from Somalia, and she came over, and right away, soon as she started opening [23:05] her mouth, I have constitutional rights, I have constitutional, and I don't like the [23:10] way this country is being run. [23:12] She comes from a country with no government, no council, no police, no anything. [23:18] It's not even a country. [23:19] It's just a piece of land. [23:21] And she comes here, and she tells us how to run the United States of America. [23:26] It's not going to happen. [23:27] She goes, I have constitutional rights, right, little? [23:38] The arrogance. [23:39] And you know who else is really arrogant? [23:40] The guy from Michigan. [23:41] I've been watching him. [23:43] I call him Mohammed. [23:44] It's Abdul Mohammed. [23:46] I called him Mohammed, not knowing his middle name was Mohammed, so I almost got it right. [23:51] But I'd always call him Mohammed. [23:53] He said, why does he keep calling me Mohammed? [23:55] I said, you know what? [23:55] Because I'm president of the United States. [23:57] I can call you whatever the hell I am. [23:59] Man, that guy is arrogant. [24:06] I watch him being interviewed. [24:07] How dare you ask me that question? [24:09] How dare? [24:10] I do that too with reporters. [24:11] But with him, I don't know. [24:13] With me, I think it's a little bit softer. [24:17] No, he's an arrogant guy. [24:19] And we're not going to let him be. [24:21] We're not going to let him be in the United States Senate. [24:25] Okay. [24:27] Working with Ted Cruz. [24:28] Ted Cruz is not thrilled. [24:30] Are you thrilled to be having him? [24:31] No, we're not going to let you have him. [24:33] No, he's a disaster. [24:35] Hopefully, he's going to lose. [24:35] We have some big races going on. [24:38] This race, that race, we have a lot of big ones. [24:41] And I think you're going to be pleasantly surprised on Tuesday. [24:45] Coming home. [24:53] They're coming home. [24:55] They're not going to let our country be destroyed by these radical jihadists, [25:00] these horrible people. [25:02] Please inform the Speaker of the House of Representatives. [25:07] You didn't know his name. [25:08] His first name was actually James. [25:10] He's a great speaker, actually. [25:11] James Michael Johnson that the Democrat Party has just conceded her seat. [25:18] She's going to be out. [25:20] Ilhan Noor, Saeed Almi, her real name, has openly admitted to fraud. [25:25] And she will not be legally allowed to be a member of that august party any longer. [25:31] So, less than two years ago, the radical-left Democrats handed us the dark age of America, [25:45] but we quickly turned it around, and we are right now in the golden age of America. [25:52] This is the golden age. [25:53] And no other president has ever accomplished so much in such a short period of time. [26:00] You know, what we've done is amazing, because it's really even a long way from two years. [26:05] We achieved the most secure border in American history in the past 17 months, [26:11] and this is done by people that lean left. [26:13] Okay, they lean left. [26:15] To put it mildly, they do these stats. [26:18] Zero illegal aliens have been admitted to the United States government. [26:23] We've achieved the largest drop in violent crime ever recorded, [26:32] with a murder rate at the lowest level in 125 years, since 1900. [26:40] Think of that. [26:42] And that's despite the fact that we've had a lot of people brought into our country. [26:47] 11,888 murderers, many of which committed more than one murder. [26:53] With all of that, we've gotten a lot of them out. [26:55] We're getting them all out. [26:56] We'll get them all out. [26:58] Toughest thing I have. [26:59] You know, we brought inflation way down. [27:00] I inherited the worst inflation in American history, and we have it way down now. [27:07] And when the war ends, it'll end very quickly, and we win that one. [27:10] Just like we won in Venezuela, we're winning here very strongly. [27:15] It could be over whenever I want it to be over. [27:18] Somebody asked me before, when will the war end? [27:23] Iran end. [27:23] I said, whenever I want it to end. [27:25] It'll be very quick. [27:27] But we have to have it end properly with total and complete, a total statement, they will [27:33] never have a nuclear weapon. [27:35] Number one state sponsor of terror will never have a nuclear weapon. [27:38] Much less than two years, we secured commitments for $22.2 trillion of new investments into the United States, the greatest amount of money ever invested in any country at any time, by many times. [27:57] And thanks to my tariffs, the tariffs, my favorite word, I always say it, but I had to change it to fifth. [28:09] You've heard me say this. [28:11] I said it's a favorite word. [28:13] It's made us rich. [28:14] It's brought all this money pouring in because if they move their factories, their plants, everything here, they don't have any tariffs to pay. [28:21] So they're all pouring in from Canada, Mexico, Japan, South Korea, China, every place. [28:27] They're all building here. [28:29] This should have been done a long time ago, but it's made our country rich. [28:34] It also keeps our factories going. [28:38] They're not stealing us anymore because if they do, they have to pay a big price if they want to make our products outside like Mexico. [28:46] They'd make a car, use very cheap labor. [28:50] It's okay. [28:51] I mean, that's the way it is. [28:52] And they'd sell it into our country with no tariff. [28:55] And all our car companies were going out of business. [28:57] That doesn't happen anymore. [28:58] Now they're all moving out of Mexico, coming here, because if they don't, they have to pay a 25% to 50% tariff. [29:05] They're all coming in. [29:07] In fact, it was just announced that Audi, the Audi, Audi, Audi, is spending $40 billion on a new plant. [29:15] Toyota is spending $4 billion on a new plant. [29:19] They're all pouring into our country. [29:21] Jobs. [29:22] But think of it. [29:23] It's $22.2 trillion with a T. [29:28] We've never had anything. [29:29] It's five times greater than the highest amount we've ever taken in. [29:34] And some of those people know it exactly, but they don't want to talk about it. [29:38] They don't. [29:38] And what it means is wealth for our country. [29:41] We've never created so much wealth as we have in the last year and a half. [29:48] Trillions of dollars. [29:50] As an example, is investing $600 billion in this country, 60 of it in Texas. [30:04] Apple. [30:04] They always made their product in China, right? [30:07] They made everything in China. [30:09] Now, they're investing $600 billion in the United States. [30:14] $60 billion in your great state that I love. [30:17] Think of that. [30:22] You know that Apple. [30:23] I mean, the one big knock that everything gets made in China. [30:26] Not anymore. [30:27] They're going to be, a lot of it's going to be made. [30:29] Big percentage of theirs. [30:30] Can you imagine? [30:32] $600 billion worth of plants. [30:35] You know, a $50 million shopping center of which I built plenty. [30:39] That's a nice size center. [30:41] 500 million is big. [30:42] How about $60 billion worth of plants? [30:45] That's what it is. [30:46] And Texas Instruments is investing $46 billion in chip production in your state. [30:55] And we have $800 billion being invested in our country to make and produce chips. [31:03] And it'll take it away from Taiwan. [31:05] And we'll have close to 50% from zero. [31:09] Close to 50% of the chip business because they don't want to pay. [31:14] They don't want to pay tariffs. [31:15] And it is my favorite word. [31:18] I've said, it's my favorite word. [31:20] And the news goes crazy. [31:22] The media, the fake news media, they go crazy. [31:25] They said it's his favorite word. [31:26] What about God? [31:28] What about wife, children, relationship? [31:31] What about relationship? [31:33] So I made it my fifth favorite word. [31:36] And now they're okay with it. [31:37] And the pharmaceutical company, great company, Bristol Myers Squibb, is investing $2.3 billion [31:45] to build a state-of-the-art campus in Houston. [31:48] Eli Lilly is investing $6.5 billion and billions and billions more in the country. [31:56] Saronica is building a $3.2 billion shipyard. [32:00] You're going to create 10,000 jobs right here. [32:03] And Toyota is investing $3.6 billion to move production from Mexico to Texas. [32:09] That's a little switch. [32:13] You know why? [32:16] Because I told everybody, you can't build your cars in Mexico and Canada and send them back in. [32:23] No tariffs, no charge. [32:25] Take away our job. [32:26] Take away our companies. [32:27] Take away our wealth. [32:29] Not happening. [32:30] So what's happening, like with pharmaceuticals, I said to Eli Lilly, all of them, you know, [32:35] we're going to get the biggest reduction in prices for pharmaceuticals in the history of the world. [32:41] We were the highest-priced drugs to the lowest-priced drugs. [32:47] We went from the highest-priced in the world to the lowest-priced in the world. [32:52] That alone should win the midterms for Ken Paxton. [32:56] And we just announced two massive natural gas power plants of $14 billion and $22 billion in a wonderful state that I want so big. [33:10] Oh, I love it. [33:11] I would—if you people got out and voted for me, this guy's going to win in a massive landslide against this whack job. [33:17] It'll win in a landslide. [33:19] Numerous leaders have told me this over the last number of years. [33:26] Less than two years ago, your country was dead. [33:31] We had a dead country where we were laughed at all over the world. [33:35] They were laughing at our president. [33:36] He couldn't find the stairs off the stage. [33:39] He'd look around. [33:41] He'd look left. [33:41] He'd look right. [33:42] I've got five pairs of—look at that. [33:43] I've got one, two right over here. [33:45] He couldn't find them. [33:46] It's government. [33:47] They put a lot of stairs. [33:49] Got another one back here. [33:50] And if you had to, you could jump off the front. [33:53] It's not that high. [33:53] But he could never find his way off the stage. [33:59] In fact, you know, I gave a speech once. [34:01] It's really tough when you're being funny, cute, sarcastic. [34:05] Sarcasm is bad with the fake news because they'll turn it around like you. [34:09] But I imitated Sleepy Joe walking off the stage. [34:13] His speeches were extremely short. [34:15] They would last seldom more than a minute or two. [34:18] And then he'd always go like this. [34:21] And nobody knows what the hell it meant because it'd walk in the other direction. [34:26] But he could never find his way. [34:30] And I made the mistake of imitating his getting off the stage. [34:34] And this particular stage had walls on the back and the sides, stairs all over the place. [34:42] Remember, he kept walking into the walls and had no idea. [34:46] And then Secret Service, these handsome guys, they came, they ran up, they grabbed him. [34:51] Come with us, sir. [34:52] Come with us. [34:53] This is what was running our country. [34:54] But I made the mistake of imitating. [34:57] I called my great wife, first lady. [35:01] Great first lady. [35:03] And I said to her, I said to her, I don't want to say I call a first lady a person. [35:14] First lady. [35:15] Oh, I would get killed if I said that. [35:17] First lady. [35:18] But even if I kidded about it, they would put it out. [35:21] So I'll just say, I said, Melania, who, by the way, has one of the hottest movies of the year. [35:27] Can you believe it? [35:28] The women like it. [35:29] The women like to go through it. [35:31] But I finished the speech in front of a massive crowd of people. [35:37] And I said, Melania, how did I do? [35:40] How great was I, baby? [35:41] Was I great? [35:42] Was I, can anybody do it like I do? [35:45] How good was it? [35:46] No. [35:46] There was something wrong. [35:48] What happened? [35:49] When you were leaving the stage, you kept bunking into walls. [35:51] You couldn't find the stairs. [35:53] Pretend they are just so tough. [35:58] So they, I don't do that stuff anymore. [36:00] I'd love to give you. [36:01] Somebody said, do it again, do it again. [36:03] I said, I'm not doing it again. [36:04] Well, I had the problem with our great senator from a place called Ohio. [36:12] I talked about, he was a great football player. [36:16] You know who I'm talking about, John Eustadt. [36:18] He was a great football player, but nobody knew. [36:20] He's a very humble man. [36:21] He didn't brag. [36:21] I would have bragged. [36:22] I would have said, I'm the greatest player that ever lived. [36:25] But he was great. [36:28] And John Gruden came up. [36:30] And he was, in Ohio, we had a tremendous rally like this with thousands of people. [36:36] You know, you have thousands of people who can't even get in here. [36:38] They're outside. [36:38] And if anybody would like to give up their seat, please let me know. [36:42] Do we have anything? [36:44] No, you have thousands of people. [36:45] They're watching Jumbotrons. [36:47] Not quite as good as being here. [36:48] But we love you outside. [36:49] Thank you very much. [36:52] They did it to me, the press. [36:56] This was a bad one. [36:57] This was a bad one. [36:59] This was really bad, what they did. [37:01] This was just a week ago. [37:03] So John is humble. [37:06] But he's very good. [37:06] He was a lieutenant governor for eight years, highly respected. [37:10] But he was behind in the polls. [37:12] And I was there to try and help him out. [37:15] Like we have to make sure 10 gets in. [37:17] We have to make sure John gets in. [37:19] And so I went up to Ohio. [37:21] Great. [37:22] And I won Ohio also by the biggest margin in history. [37:25] I won all these states by the biggest margin in history. [37:28] But I won Ohio, the biggest vote ever gotten. [37:32] Not only by a president, by a politician. [37:35] But here too. [37:37] And I said, what are you doing here, John Gruden? [37:40] He's a coach. [37:41] He's a great coach. [37:42] Great guy. [37:42] He was a very good quarterback in college. [37:44] And they had a championship team, national championship. [37:47] And I'm here to honor my teammate. [37:51] I said, who's your teammate? [37:53] He said, John Houston. [37:56] I said, oh, did he play football? [37:58] Yeah, he was an All-American. [38:00] He has the NCAA record for 17 interceptions as a safety. [38:07] And he was unbelievable. [38:09] He was a player who was the fastest man, the best athlete. [38:11] I said, wait a minute. [38:13] You've got to be kidding. [38:15] He's like very quiet. [38:18] And I never really looked at him because it's never been my thing to look at men. [38:23] But I like men, but I've never been particularly attracted. [38:28] Sorry. [38:30] And what I do is I call like I'm going to call Ken up, say a couple of words. [38:34] And he'll say a couple of words. [38:35] So I called John up. [38:38] And again, John Gruden just, in fact, he said something that was amazing. [38:43] Because he's such a fine man, John Hughes, that is, as a senator. [38:48] But he's running for reelection against a real sleazebag who got thrown out years ago, defeated by Bernie Marino, who's a great senator. [38:57] But he was defeated. [38:58] So he was thrown out. [38:59] And now he's running again against John. [39:01] And I called John up. [39:02] But John Gruden said one thing that got me. [39:06] And I couldn't believe it because, you know, it's such a high quality person. [39:10] He said in the football games, he would rip people's heads off when he tackled them. [39:16] He was so tough. [39:18] He would just, I said, was he the best? [39:20] He said he was the best player on the team. [39:22] And that's why I'm here. [39:23] I was surprised to see him. [39:24] I said, what do you do there? [39:24] I'm here to be with my teammate, John Husted. [39:28] He said, yeah, he was the best. [39:29] He was an All-American. [39:30] And a few people understood that when I started talking about him. [39:33] The guy shouted, he was an All-American, sir. [39:36] And so, but he was, he's a humble guy. [39:38] So he didn't talk about it. [39:39] So I brought him up and he started speaking. [39:42] Thank you very much. [39:43] Very much. [39:44] And, you know, he said a few words. [39:45] And I was standing right here. [39:48] And I'm studying him because John Gruden, who's a great coach, one of the best, said that this guy is one of the best players he's ever been associated with. [40:06] Best player on a championship team, All-American. [40:08] And I never knew he even played football. [40:12] So I'm studying him. [40:13] And I made the mistake of saying that I started off by studying his ass. [40:19] I just wanted to sing. [40:24] And then I looked at his feet and they were massive. [40:26] Then I looked at his hands. [40:28] See these hands? [40:29] He said, nice hands. [40:30] They're fine. [40:32] He had fingers like sausages. [40:34] I looked at his hands. [40:37] I said, look at it, guys. [40:38] And then I patted him on the shoulder. [40:40] I said, great job, John. [40:42] He said a few words. [40:43] I said, great job. [40:44] And I hurt my hand. [40:46] It was like I was hitting steel. [40:49] But I made the mistake of studying his anatomy and explaining it to the audience. [40:54] And the audience loved it. [40:56] By the way, he went up 12 points that day. [40:58] He went from being down to being up. [41:02] Maybe I should do that with Ken Paxton. [41:10] I said, but I'm not sure your body is going to qualify. [41:13] I'm going to do it with Ken. [41:16] No, but I would say so what happens is so John leaves. [41:20] I told the story. [41:20] Everybody had fun, you know. [41:22] But the people appreciate it because they didn't know. [41:24] A lot of them didn't know. [41:25] Ninety-five percent didn't know. [41:26] And the fake news did it to me. [41:30] They only covered the ass part, they said. [41:33] They said, this is news, cable freaks. [41:37] And I think ABC fake news, one of the worst. [41:41] And they said, what the hell was Trump doing talking about a man's anatomy? [41:46] What's his problem? [41:48] What's, why is he doing this? [41:50] Explain it. [41:51] He was talking about his ass and his feet. [41:54] What was he doing? [41:55] You know what I was doing. [41:56] And they know about it. [41:57] But they actually had me, and they'd only say, I studied his ass. [42:02] After that, it was to see where the power came from because he was a violent tackler. [42:09] Anyway, but they did it to me beautifully. [42:12] That's no different than walking into walls and saying, oh, my wife said, oh, my, are you okay, darling? [42:17] So, no, they're fake news. [42:19] That's why I came up with that term. [42:21] That was my term. [42:22] We have a lot of good terms. [42:23] I could give you a lot of them. [42:25] Pocahontas. [42:26] How about Pocahontas? [42:29] Elizabeth Warren. [42:31] Elizabeth Pocahontas Warren. [42:33] We call her Pocahontas because she claims to be an Indian because her mother told her years ago she has high cheekbones. [42:40] You know that? [42:42] No, when they asked her, remember? [42:45] She has high cheekbones. [42:47] They said, well, do you have Indian blood? [42:49] She spent her whole life using that to get good jobs. [42:52] I happened to be of Indian persuasion, she would say, because her mother told her she had high cheekbones, so I came up with the term Pocahontas, and it destroyed her political career, actually. [43:03] She was leading for president, and after that, but you remember she then, I drove her crazy, but she drives everyone else crazy. [43:11] She's a whack job. [43:11] Remember the beer? [43:12] Oh, come on in, darling. [43:13] Let's have a beer together. [43:16] She's bad news. [43:17] They've got a lot of bad people. [43:18] That's why we can't afford to lose a vote to some freak. [43:22] We can't. [43:24] We can't. [43:27] But no, Elizabeth Warren's bad. [43:31] But she made a career based on the fact she went to all the best schools, all the best this, that, because of the fact that she happened to be an Indian. [43:39] And then she did it. [43:41] She went out, and I drove her crazy, and she went out, and she had a test done. [43:45] Do you remember? [43:46] And the test showed her, and she was so happy, because they did find a tiny semblance, but people don't realize it was so tiny that it showed you had no Indian blood. [43:58] In fact, it showed that I had more Indian blood than her, that I had more Indian blood than she does, and I have none, unfortunately. [44:07] So she was 1,024th. [44:13] Do you remember? [44:14] And she was so happy. [44:15] She released the results, but it really said she wasn't an Indian, and then she went down the tank. [44:23] But this is the people we have to deal with. [44:24] These are people that don't love our country. [44:26] These are sick people. [44:28] Since the election, the stock market has set, and this, you know, it's much less than two years, has set 88 all-time record highs. [44:37] Your 401ks are 65, 67, 68, 70 percent higher than what they were just a short while ago. [44:46] And I want everybody, when you go out to vote, to remember two things. [44:53] I got your drug prices down 50, 60, 70 percent. [44:57] And I want you to, before you pull the trigger, because maybe you say, well, I'm not going to vote for him. [45:01] I'm not voting for Ken. [45:03] Take a look at your 401ks. [45:05] And when you're 68 percent up, or whatever you may be, you are up a lot. [45:10] You know, under Sleepy Joe, you were 25 percent down. [45:13] And I have people coming up to me. [45:15] I have the policemen come up all the time. [45:17] I see a lot of police. [45:18] I love the police. [45:19] Got to protect our police. [45:20] They protect us. [45:24] But a man, I don't even know what the hell he did. [45:30] He said, sir, thank you for the 401k. [45:32] I said, how are you doing? [45:33] My wife, for 20 years, calls me just a failure. [45:40] I've never made money. [45:41] I've always lost money in the stock market. [45:43] I'm up 67 percent, sir. [45:45] She now thinks I'm a financial genius. [45:48] And, sir, I want to thank you. [45:51] And it's true. [45:51] You know, he didn't do a damn thing. [45:53] The guy didn't do it. [45:54] We did. [45:54] We did. [45:55] A lot of these people right here. [45:57] But I want you to go look at your 401k. [46:00] And when you see that you've practically doubled your net worth in the last year and a half, [46:05] you've got to vote for Ken Paxton because he's part of the team. [46:09] Great part of our team. [46:10] Under my leadership, income for hard-working Americans has soared to the highest level ever recorded. [46:21] More Americans are working today than at any time in the history of our country. [46:25] The poverty rate has just reached its best and lowest level in American history [46:30] with African-American poverty, Hispanic-American poverty, Asian-American poverty, Native American [46:39] poverty rates are all at their best and lowest levels ever recorded. [46:52] And exports, remember Barack Hussein Obama said, [46:55] we will never be a manufacturer, we'll never manufacture. [46:58] Really? [46:59] Exports have just soared to the highest level in American history. [47:02] And just out today, a little couple of hours ago, it just came out. [47:10] I'd like to give you a nice up. [47:12] Isn't it nice that you have a guy that can actually put things into a speech upon rapid notice [47:19] that doesn't need to read a teleprompter, isn't it? [47:23] Isn't it nice to know that you have a president that does not have to read a teleprompter? [47:27] In fact, I seldom do, actually. [47:31] Consumer confidence is up 7.5% in just a very short period of time. [47:36] Practically a record for the numbers. [47:39] That's a big number because they know we know what the hell we're doing. [47:46] But I gave those stats and the other night I walked off the stage. [47:50] I said, individual income is up to the highest level. [47:54] You are, we have employment in our country, the highest level ever. [48:00] We have more people employed today than ever in the history of our country. [48:03] I said, the poverty level is the best it's ever been. [48:07] In other words, the poverty level is better than it's ever been. [48:10] That's a big deal. [48:12] And I said, and our manufacturing has just broken every record. [48:17] And I said, ladies and gentlemen, vote for whoever the hell I was talking about at the time. [48:23] Goodbye. [48:24] And I walked off the stage. [48:25] And then I got in trouble because my people said the Secret Service was going crazy. [48:30] He left 20 minutes early. [48:31] That's something. [48:32] So I can't do that anymore. [48:33] But it was quite dramatic, I must say. [48:35] No, because those are big things. [48:37] Think of it. [48:38] More people working in the United States than any time in the history of our country. [48:43] What else do I have to say? [48:44] What else do I have to say? [48:47] At the highest, you're getting the highest number we've ever gotten in terms of income. [48:54] All of those things, manufacturing. [48:57] So I said, thank you very much, everybody. [49:00] Good night. [49:07] There's even a stair there. [49:11] I got five stairs up here. [49:14] But with our Republican Congress, I signed the great, big, beautiful bill delivering the [49:20] largest tax cuts in American history. [49:23] It should be called the great, big, beautiful tax cut bill. [49:30] You know, it's very interesting, these people, these Democrats. [49:32] So all my life, I've only changed that name. [49:35] I can't believe it took me nine years. [49:37] I just take the E out, put a U, dumb, the UMB. [49:41] Most people don't know it has a B, it doesn't matter. [49:45] And I call them Democrats. [49:46] You know why their policy is so bad? [49:48] Their financial policy is just like, we don't want men to play in women's sports. [49:54] We don't want open borders. [49:55] We don't want transgender for everybody. [49:58] Their policy is so stupid, it's so bad. [50:01] But the bill, no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, no tax on social security for our great seniors. [50:09] Interest on car loans deductible, but only if the car is made in America. [50:18] We're not interested in, we love Japan very much. [50:21] We're not interested. [50:23] Now, if Japan wants to build its manufacturing plant here, that's a different story. [50:29] They hire you, it's fine. [50:31] And they're doing that. [50:32] Japan, we made a deal with Japan, they have to pay $600 billion to us. [50:37] We made a deal with the European Union, they were ripping us off big, in order to lower [50:42] tariffs, just to bring them down. [50:45] They have to pay us, I think Howard, where's Lutnik, where are you Howard, stand up Howard. [50:49] They have to pay us $650 billion, right? [50:53] Pro. [50:57] He's a difficult man, very difficult, but he's a pro. [51:01] He knows how to make money. [51:03] And we made a deal with South Korea, $250 billion, right? [51:08] I was going $300, sir. [51:11] No, they pay now to do business in the United States. [51:14] They don't think we're stupid anymore. [51:16] We've saved so many jobs. [51:17] The auto workers love us. [51:19] The teamsters love us. [51:21] The right to workers love us. [51:23] Everybody does, because we've never had any country like it. [51:27] And with the help of Senator Ted Cruz, our great, big, beautiful bill also delivered [51:31] a record-setting expansion of school choice. [51:35] He's a worker. [51:57] I shouldn't tell this. [51:59] Should I tell these Supreme Court situations? [52:02] Should I tell? [52:02] Come on. [52:03] He's, so you know, I picked three Supreme Court justices, and it's very hard to get [52:09] them approved. [52:10] I said, look, I have an answer to it. [52:12] Ted is a brilliant guy, brilliant lawyer, brilliant, all that. [52:15] Went to law school, top student, everything, top credentials. [52:20] I said, I have an answer to not being able to get it past the Democrats or the Republicans [52:24] together. [52:25] I would pick Ted Cruz to be the next Supreme Court justice. [52:29] I wouldn't have to worry. [52:41] I wouldn't even have to make a phone call. [52:42] The Democrats will 100 percent vote for it because they hate the guy and they want to get rid [52:49] of him. [52:50] And the Republicans would 100 percent vote for it because they can't stand him. [52:56] They would like to get rid of him. [52:57] So I'd get 100 percent of the vote, and he would be a Supreme Court justice, and he'd do [53:02] a great job. [53:03] So if we ever have a situation and I'm having a little problem with approval, we'll just [53:13] put Ted. [53:14] No, he's been great. [53:15] He's been great. [53:17] We made the largest ever investment in the United States Armed Forces, $1 trillion. [53:21] We captured and brought to justice the outlaw dictator of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro, who [53:32] is now awaiting trial. [53:35] And we won the war in Venezuela in one day, and we're now working with them to produce [53:40] millions and millions of barrels of oil that's coming into the United States. [53:45] And I terminated Barack Hussein Obama's JCPOA, perhaps the worst deal ever made, or the Iran [53:55] nuclear deal, as they would call it, which was a road to a nuclear weapon for Iran. [53:59] Remember when he gave them $1.7 billion in cash? [54:02] In green cash. [54:03] They loaded up a Boeing 757, took out the seats, put piles and piles of green. [54:10] That's when I knew that being president was powerful. [54:14] When you can take $1.7 billion out of the D.C. banks, Virginia, D.C., and Maryland, they [54:20] were stripped, they had no cash, put it into a plane and fly it to Iran to try and [54:25] bribe your way out of fighting them. [54:27] That was a disaster. [54:29] The guy was a disaster. [54:30] He was a rotten president. [54:31] We obliterated Iran's nuclear enrichment capacity with Operation Midnight Hammer and Operation [54:38] Epic Fury, and defeated them militarily, financially, and otherwise, and it will all end very soon. [54:45] And remember this, we didn't start the war with Iran. [54:49] Iran has been waging war in America since 1979, killing our soldiers. [54:56] Remember the SS Cole? [54:58] Remember all the soldiers that they killed? [55:00] Or kids that are, you know, with no legs right now, sitting home with no legs, no arms, [55:06] a face that was blasted by the roadside bombs. [55:09] That was Soleimani. [55:11] Remember General Soleimani? [55:12] I killed him in my first term. [55:15] General Soleimani. [55:18] He loved the roadside bomb. [55:20] He thought the roadside bomb, 97% of the people that died from what they call roadside bombs, [55:25] where it blows up, blows the hell out of everything. [55:29] We actually developed a truck, a shield on the bottom. [55:32] There was two inches of steel. [55:34] It was shaped this way. [55:35] And the problem was it would blow up. [55:37] It would kill everybody on the sidewalks. [55:39] The whole thing was a disaster. [55:40] But we put him to rest. [55:42] Past leaders should have settled this problem long ago, but they didn't have the courage [55:47] to do so. [55:48] This should have been settled long before I came in. [55:50] But we're settling it now. [55:52] They understand that better than anybody in Israel. [55:54] And they are now, and they fully understand that they will never, ever have a nuclear weapon. [56:05] Ever. [56:10] And oil prices are coming down and gasoline prices are dropping to levels below. [56:14] By the way, with all of this that we're doing, our gasoline prices are lower than when Barack [56:20] Hussein Obama, our oil prices, gasoline, lower than they were with Obama and a guy named [56:28] Crooked Joe Biden. [56:29] They call him Sleepy Joe and Crooked Joe. [56:31] Depends on the mood. [56:33] Depends on the mood I'm under. [56:34] And our leadership, state of Texas, is now producing. [56:41] We have great leadership and refining. [56:44] You are refining, I don't know if you guys know this, more oil. [56:48] You are refining more oil than at any time in the history of our country. [56:54] Drill, baby drill. [56:55] I want to say, this is another one of those traps. [57:06] I don't like saying it. [57:08] Because of the Middle East, you know, that when you say the last seven months, you've [57:13] produced more oil, more everything, you've made more money than you have ever made. [57:17] You know why? [57:18] What took place seven months ago? [57:20] The war. [57:22] Now, when I say it, they say, oh, that's so terrible what he's saying. [57:26] Our country is making a fortune while people have to pay more at the pump. [57:30] Paying more at the pump is going to come down really fast, okay? [57:33] But here's what's important. [57:36] It's really good. [57:37] Our country is making a fortune more than it's ever made. [57:41] The Middle East oil, they're getting it from Texas. [57:43] They're getting it from Louisiana. [57:45] They're getting it from Alaska. [57:47] We're making a fortune. [57:49] Now, people would say, you've got to be very careful. [57:51] Well, they'll do it anyway because they won't put in my little ending sentences. [57:55] But we are making an absolute fortune, more than we ever have. [57:59] And we've never done, Texas has never, ever done numbers like this. [58:03] And I looked at it, and it said, for the last seven months, Texas has done better with oil and gas than air. [58:09] You know why? [58:10] Because seven months ago, we started. [58:12] So with all of that, the ones we care about are our people at the pump. [58:17] And those numbers are going to start coming down very, very rapidly. [58:21] Tonight, I'm pleased to announce another historic action to bring down energy costs and unleash Texas energy. [58:37] Under crooked Joe Biden, Democrats crushed the small oil and gas operators. [58:43] There are small operators. [58:45] They're great operators, too. [58:46] I know so many of them. [58:47] With crippling regulations and methane that cause prices to skyrocket. [58:53] The methane problem. [58:55] Tonight, I'm officially terminating Biden's expensive and unnecessary methane regulations to save consumers and energy producers. [59:03] $45 billion in costs unlocked vast quantities of Texas natural gas. [59:13] There's 210 million barrels of oil. [59:20] And we've been working on this for a long time. [59:23] We were working on this with Lee Zeldin. [59:26] We were working on this before the war broke out. [59:29] Would really bring down the cost. [59:31] This was something we've been working on. [59:34] Statutorily, it takes a little while. [59:36] But if James Talafrico gets in, your energy costs will skyrocket. [59:41] He personally wrote the Texas version of the Green News scam, which would annihilate millions of Texas jobs. [59:48] He has a Green News scam. [59:50] You know, we went through a Green News scam. [59:52] Windmills all over the place. [59:53] Well, you had your own problems with windmills. [59:55] Didn't they freeze? [59:56] You had a little problem with cold weather and the froze. [59:59] Oh, this, the other words, the most expensive form of energy. [1:00:03] They killed the birds. [1:00:03] The environmentalists love them because I think they know they're bad for our country. [1:00:08] But that's all right. [1:00:09] Name me one country that has lots of windmills that is solvent. [1:00:14] There are none. [1:00:15] You know who the solvent ones are? [1:00:17] The ones like that have Texas and they have natural gas. [1:00:21] They have oil. [1:00:22] They have coal. [1:00:23] They have solar. [1:00:26] Some solar. [1:00:26] Not those big monsters that they put up all over. [1:00:29] They kill all the animals. [1:00:30] You know, the animals jump on them and they fry because those black panels are hundreds of [1:00:37] they're hotter than you stove. [1:00:39] But those are the countries. [1:00:41] And China, as an example, I was with President Xi two weeks ago and he walked off. [1:00:47] He came off the plane. [1:00:47] He said, you have done an unbelievable job. [1:00:51] I get along with it. [1:00:52] Isn't it sort of good to get along with him? [1:00:53] But I get along with him good. [1:00:55] But but you know what China is building right now, 58 massive coal fired plants. [1:01:03] You know why? [1:01:04] It's a very strong form of energy. [1:01:06] But oil and gas and all of these things that we're doing now, we're back. [1:01:11] We're back so strong and nobody has more energy. [1:01:13] And by the way, with the data centers, you know, the data centers are now producing their [1:01:18] own electricity and giving whatever they don't need back into your grid, which could never [1:01:23] have handled it. [1:01:24] And we're telling the data centers, pay the communities. [1:01:30] They have a lot of money. [1:01:31] Rich people pay the communities. [1:01:34] Have them some, by the way, some states like West Virginia, many states are dying for them. [1:01:40] But you know who really wants them? [1:01:41] China. [1:01:42] China will take everyone you turn down. [1:01:45] But we say pay the communities. [1:01:47] We had a community, a little community, beautiful community in Louisiana. [1:01:52] Jeff Landry is the governor, great governor. [1:01:54] And they were picketing, you know, we don't want a data center. [1:01:58] And it was a beautiful building, beautiful. [1:02:01] But, you know, it just got to be a habit. [1:02:04] And they settled with them. [1:02:06] They gave teachers $50,000 each. [1:02:09] And they paid people $10,000 in the community. [1:02:13] And all of a sudden they say, we want more data centers. [1:02:16] We want more. [1:02:17] They got to pay. [1:02:18] They're rich. [1:02:19] Ken, they're rich as hell. [1:02:20] Let them pay the people. [1:02:21] I don't care. [1:02:23] And once you do that, everyone's going to be saying, we want data. [1:02:25] But there are plenty of states that want them. [1:02:28] Texas should not be in a position where they're not doing it. [1:02:30] Because you have a lead that's so great, you don't want to ever lose it. [1:02:35] But let them pay. [1:02:36] They'll pay you a fortune. [1:02:36] They'll pay the people. [1:02:37] Let them pay the government, the people. [1:02:39] Lower your taxes. [1:02:40] Do all those things. [1:02:40] Do whatever the hell you want. [1:02:42] But don't turn them down because somebody else is going to take them. [1:02:44] And you'll be very unhappy in the long run. [1:02:46] We're also standing up for our great farmers and ranchers, who I love here in Lubbock. [1:02:56] Which is, by the way, the cotton capital. [1:02:59] I didn't know that. [1:03:00] The cotton capital of the world. [1:03:02] Who would have thought? [1:03:03] Right? [1:03:08] And to protect family farms, we eliminated the unfair estate tax or death tax. [1:03:14] We gave our farmers $12 billion of relief. [1:03:17] Let me just tell you. [1:03:18] So under the previous administration, they wanted to tax tremendous amounts of money. [1:03:26] When you have a child or children and you're a farmer and they grow up on the farm, you [1:03:31] get older, you die, you leave it to your children, and the government comes along and says it's [1:03:38] worth a fortune. [1:03:39] Look at the lady nodding her head. [1:03:40] She knows exactly. [1:03:42] And it's sort of a little bit, you know, land rich or asset rich and not as rich with the [1:03:47] cash, but it's got big value. [1:03:49] So they value it high. [1:03:51] The kids go out. [1:03:51] They borrow the money to pay the tax from their friendly banker, who turns out to be not at [1:03:55] all friendly when they didn't get their interest payment. [1:03:59] The bank forecloses, takes the farm away, and the kids commit suicide. [1:04:03] Many, many times that's happened. [1:04:05] You have no more estate taxes to pay, and you have no more death tax. [1:04:10] It's a death tax. [1:04:12] You can leave it to your child or your children. [1:04:18] So if you love your children, what I said is very impactful. [1:04:25] If you don't love your children, just say, I bored you for about three minutes. [1:04:31] Is there anybody in this room that does not love their children, that will not leave anything [1:04:36] to them? [1:04:37] Because if that's the case, I've just wasted three minutes. [1:04:40] Three minutes. [1:04:42] Who does it? [1:04:43] There are some people probably don't like. [1:04:45] Anybody want to raise your hand about? [1:04:48] You know, I had one person that really loved their child a lot, and they raised their hand. [1:04:52] They ended up going to the front page of every paper, and the kids have never spoken to them [1:04:56] again. [1:04:56] They were just kidding. [1:04:58] See, they were being sarcastic. [1:05:00] That's why you have to be very careful. [1:05:02] Now they've lost their whole family. [1:05:04] Oh, I don't know. [1:05:05] Isn't that funny? [1:05:06] They end up being on the front page, and kids never spoke to them again. [1:05:10] We gave our farmers $12 billion of relief to protect them from unfair trade practice, [1:05:15] and in my first term, I gave you $28 billion to the farmers. [1:05:24] And three weeks ago, I also signed an order waiving the off-road requirement for red-dyed [1:05:30] diesel, allowing farmers, truckers, and anyone else to fill up with red-dyed diesel totally [1:05:37] tax-free. [1:05:38] That's our big statement. [1:05:39] And a typical trucker or farmer will save hundreds of dollars every time, many, many [1:05:46] dollars every time you fill up. [1:05:48] You know what else I did? [1:05:49] I pardoned people who were in jail. [1:05:52] You know why? [1:05:53] Because they fixed their truck. [1:05:55] You know that? [1:05:56] Does anyone know that? [1:05:57] You know, I said it last night in Mississippi. [1:05:59] We had a great crowd of people. [1:06:02] And nobody knew what the hell I was talking about. [1:06:04] Do you know that if you fix your own truck, they put you in jail? [1:06:07] I pardoned numerous people about two, three months ago. [1:06:12] I said, tell me what this pardon's about, please. [1:06:14] You don't have these guys there. [1:06:15] Good guys. [1:06:16] Sir, uh, he was caught fixing his truck. [1:06:19] He's fixed it all his life, sir. [1:06:21] But he didn't bring it to a certified, authorized agent. [1:06:26] I said, what the hell are they doing? [1:06:27] I guess they're saying that if you fix your own, you may disable all of the environmental [1:06:34] horseshit that they put onto the engines. [1:06:45] Which we don't have to. [1:06:49] You know, I buy a lot of farm equipment. [1:06:52] I have clubs all over the place. [1:06:54] I buy a lot. [1:06:55] And I'd always want really old equipment before they destroyed it with all the crap they put [1:06:59] on. [1:07:00] You have to go to MIT to learn how to turn on a lawnmower. [1:07:02] You have to become a doctor of science in order to start your lawnmower. [1:07:10] And when that thing broke, your lawnmower was rendered useless. [1:07:15] It would never be allowed to start. [1:07:16] What they did to our country is just crazy. [1:07:19] Anyway, but few people knew in Mississippi. [1:07:21] I said, what the hell am I doing this for? [1:07:23] Nobody even knows about it. [1:07:25] No, you go to jail if you fix your car or truck. [1:07:28] Not allowed to do it. [1:07:30] I thought they were kidding me. [1:07:31] I have some brilliant lawyers over here. [1:07:32] Yale, Harvard. [1:07:34] Number one at Harvard, number one at Princeton. [1:07:36] Where's Will? [1:07:37] Where are you, Will? [1:07:38] Where the hell are you? [1:07:39] There he is. [1:07:40] He's a shy person, but he was a good student. [1:07:43] He said, no, sir. [1:07:44] When somebody fixes their car, they are sentenced to five years in prison. [1:07:49] Now, do you believe this? [1:07:51] This is the crazy country we had. [1:07:53] And here's the problem. [1:07:54] The people that they took it to were usually young kids learning. [1:07:57] They didn't know crap about your engine. [1:07:59] They couldn't fix it. [1:08:00] The farmer could fix it in two minutes. [1:08:03] He got four years in jail. [1:08:05] So I released a whole bunch of them. [1:08:09] I released a whole bunch. [1:08:10] I pardoned them. [1:08:11] I gave them a complete pardon. [1:08:13] Last week, I also announced the Harvest Fuel Relief Program, providing our farmers with $8 billion [1:08:20] to offset diesel costs in the harvest season, which is a big deal. [1:08:24] And starting on day one of my administration, we abolished all discriminatory diversity, equity [1:08:34] and inclusion policies throughout the federal government. [1:08:37] We got critical race theory and transgender insanity out of schools, and we made English [1:08:45] the official language of the United States of America. [1:08:49] It's not complicated. [1:08:57] It's all about common sense when you think, you know, we're conservative, we're whatever. [1:09:03] It's really not about, it's about common sense. [1:09:05] 99 percent. [1:09:07] Our country is doing so well under Republican leadership that only I can make this promise [1:09:12] to you. [1:09:13] If Republicans win the House of Representatives and the Senate, that's and, remember, House [1:09:20] and Senate, I am going to give all adult citizens in the United States $5,000. [1:09:28] We can do that because we're taking in massive amounts of money through tariffs and record-setting [1:09:44] economic success. [1:09:45] But the Democrats won't be able to because their policies are so sad and sick and the opposite. [1:09:52] In fact, I would predict, and I certainly hope that doesn't happen, I hope they don't win, [1:09:58] but if the Democrats ever won, you will have a 1929-style economic depression. [1:10:03] That's what's going to happen in this country. [1:10:06] If the Republicans win, you will each have $5,000 in your pocket and economic success for [1:10:13] a country like we have never seen, never thought even possible. [1:10:17] And, you know, they like to say, well, he'll never be able to pull it off. [1:10:23] Well, I just did it less than a year ago. [1:10:25] Remember, just recently I gave all members of the United States military $1,776. [1:10:36] And everyone said, it can't be done. [1:10:39] They all said it can't be. [1:10:40] It was $1,775, actually. [1:10:43] I said to the generals, you know, they deserve it. [1:10:45] Man, they've done a great job. [1:10:47] They had to suffer under Sleepy Joe. [1:10:48] They had to be degraded in every way. [1:10:52] So as they came back, I said, how much can we give them? [1:10:54] Sir, you could do $1,775. [1:10:57] I said, General, three guys. [1:11:00] I won't get into the best looking because I'll go back to the other side. [1:11:04] But they were. [1:11:04] They were three massive, beautiful, handsome generals in front. [1:11:08] Sir, you could do $1,775. [1:11:11] I said, General, do you know what you're saying? [1:11:13] You're saying $1 more and you're $1,776. [1:11:16] Can we scrounge it up, General? [1:11:17] Yes, sir, we can. [1:11:20] And we did $1,776. [1:11:23] And every time I walk by, that was less than a year ago. [1:11:25] Every time I walk by a soldier, they say, thank you very much, Jody. [1:11:29] They say, thank you, Jody. [1:11:31] I hope they say thank you. [1:11:32] You made a good speech before, Jody. [1:11:34] They say, thank you very much, sir. [1:11:37] But remember this, the $5,000 Trump dividend, we'll call it a Trump dividend, [1:11:45] is approximately $1 trillion. [1:11:47] But we have a record-setting $22.2 trillion that we want to pay off that. [1:11:52] All the others will do that. [1:11:54] But that's being invested, I've got $22.2 trillion. [1:11:58] The only caveat I have, so we'll get it done very easily, quickly, [1:12:02] is that you have to spend the money in the United States of America. [1:12:11] Recycle. [1:12:12] You have to spend it here. [1:12:16] We can't say, because the wife gets five also. [1:12:18] If you have a husband-wife, it's five and five. [1:12:20] That's pretty good. [1:12:22] All you have to do is vote Republican. [1:12:25] You should do that anyway. [1:12:27] But I think you deserve it, to be honest with you. [1:12:29] But all you have to do, but here's the thing. [1:12:32] We don't want you going to China, Japan, South Korea. [1:12:35] We certainly don't want you going to France. [1:12:38] Would anybody like to go up in the Eiffel Tower and watch things burn? [1:12:44] I don't know. [1:12:45] It would have been, maybe France would have been good a few weeks ago. [1:12:48] But we're not going to let that happen to our country, I'll tell you that. [1:12:51] You know what that's all about? [1:12:53] It's about immigration. [1:12:56] You know, they said, oh, it's about schools. [1:12:59] It's about schools. [1:13:00] The schools aren't clean. [1:13:01] They're not just, it's a lot of, it's about immigration. [1:13:05] People were allowed into the country who hate the French people, who hate their buildings, [1:13:10] hate their art, hate everything about France, and hate everything about other countries. [1:13:15] It's happening now in Italy. [1:13:16] It's happening all, all over. [1:13:18] And that's why I love having a damn closed border. [1:13:21] We're not letting these people in. [1:13:22] It's all about immigration. [1:13:28] It has nothing to do with school. [1:13:30] They use that as an excuse. [1:13:32] The choice in this election is very simple. [1:13:35] You can vote for the radical left, Democrat, Communist to loot your wealth, [1:13:39] raise your taxes by $5 trillion, annihilate your borders, decimate Texas oil and gas, [1:13:47] mutilate your children, and give 25 million illegal aliens amnesty and the right to vote. [1:13:53] They want them, you know, the reason they're letting them in. [1:13:55] They want these people to vote because they have bad policy. [1:13:59] They can't, you can't get, the only thing they do well is they cheat like hell. [1:14:03] And we got to watch that. [1:14:04] Or you can defeat the Democrat Communists and vote for more money in your pockets, [1:14:10] bigger paychecks for your families, lower taxes, less crime, a booming Texas economy, [1:14:18] and no amnesty for illegal aliens, but you must vote Republican. [1:14:23] So, every single Democrat in Congress voted against our tax cuts. [1:14:37] Every one, right, Ted? [1:14:38] Every single, oh, we have the great John Barasso here, one of the deans of the, [1:14:43] oh, please stand up, John Barasso, now we're hitting big time. [1:14:46] Whoa, whoa! [1:14:50] Most, one of the truly, right, Ted? [1:14:53] One of the truly respected men in the Senate. [1:14:56] So, John, every single Democrat in the Senate voted against this, right? [1:15:03] I think in the House, too, but every single one. [1:15:07] They voted against no tax on tips. [1:15:09] They voted against no tax on overtime. [1:15:12] They voted against no tax on Social Security for our seniors. [1:15:15] They voted against voter identification because they want to cheat. [1:15:19] They voted against proof of citizenship because they want to cheat. [1:15:23] They voted against securing our border. [1:15:25] We have, I built 2,000 miles of wall. [1:15:29] If we didn't have that wall, you could forget it. [1:15:32] They voted in favor of the worst inflation and highest energy costs in American history. [1:15:37] They voted in favor of transgender mutilization of your children [1:15:41] and in favor of men playing in women's sport. [1:15:45] Oh, I'd love to do, I'd love to do the routine. [1:15:48] I'm in such a good mood. [1:15:49] I shouldn't be in a good mood after doing this all day long. [1:15:52] I've been doing this. [1:15:54] Only for Ken Paxton. [1:15:55] If he were a lousy attorney general, I wouldn't be doing it out there, [1:15:58] but he was the best. [1:16:00] He was the best ever. [1:16:02] If he were lousy, if he were lousy, I wouldn't be. [1:16:11] I could be other places, but I do love being with you. [1:16:14] We're having fun. [1:16:15] We're having fun, but it's a serious subject. [1:16:18] You know, it's fun, but it's, look at it, packed to the rafters, [1:16:21] this big building, and it's outside. [1:16:22] It's such a beautiful... [1:16:25] A friend of mine said to me, a very successful guy, but he's got a problem. [1:16:29] He's got stage fright. [1:16:30] Can you imagine? [1:16:31] He destroys people for a living. [1:16:33] He's a violent financial person. [1:16:35] He's like a very tough guy, but he wanted to run for office, [1:16:39] so he wanted to run for the Senate. [1:16:41] He gave it a shot, Ted. [1:16:43] And I said, what was your problem? [1:16:45] He said, I had a tremendous fear of crowds. [1:16:47] He said, how do you do that? [1:16:49] Stand in front of all these people and all these fake news back there [1:16:52] with all the millions of people, and you speak like there's nothing to it. [1:16:56] I said, it's easy, because I get up, and there's love in the room. [1:17:00] They love me, and I love them. [1:17:01] It's true. [1:17:02] It's easy. [1:17:02] It's easy. [1:17:14] Sure, he couldn't get up. [1:17:16] He could destroy people all day long at Wall Street, [1:17:18] but he gets up before a crowd. [1:17:20] He gets locked, sure. [1:17:21] So what the hell happened to you tonight? [1:17:23] It wasn't pretty. [1:17:25] On election night, Texas is going to prove [1:17:27] that America does not belong to those who hate it. [1:17:30] America belongs to those who love it. [1:17:36] And the only choice for the proud patriots of Texas [1:17:39] is the greatest attorney general in the history of your state, [1:17:44] Ken Paxton. [1:17:45] Ken, please come up. [1:17:46] Please. [1:18:03] Is it not? [1:18:04] Thank you. [1:18:06] It is not. [1:18:07] Is it not awesome and amazing to be on stage [1:18:10] with the greatest president in my lifetime? [1:18:13] So when Paul Perez was up here, [1:18:21] I was thinking two things. [1:18:22] One, Paul, I just can't believe with a little leadership [1:18:26] about the border that you were basically able [1:18:30] to shut the border down overnight. [1:18:31] So thank you, President Trump and Paul Perez for doing that. [1:18:34] And the second thing I was thinking is I grew up [1:18:41] in an Air Force family, so I grew up all over. [1:18:43] I didn't really have a home. [1:18:44] And when he said, I was a little jealous when he said he was [1:18:48] from Lubbock, so I was kind of wishing I was from Lubbock. [1:18:51] So I've had the great opportunity today to spend a whole day [1:18:59] with the president of the United States, [1:19:02] starting out in Corpus Christi, doing a rally. [1:19:05] And then we, of course, flew on Air Force One, [1:19:07] and now we're here. [1:19:08] And it turns out it's pretty fun to hang out with the president [1:19:11] of the United States for a whole day. [1:19:12] So he said something to me as we were arriving in Lubbock. [1:19:22] He said, you know, I don't usually do two rallies for anybody. [1:19:26] But he said, I must really like you. [1:19:29] Mr. President, I really like you too. [1:19:33] I am so grateful that he is making America great again, [1:19:44] and he is working harder than any president I've ever seen [1:19:47] in a midterm electing Republicans in Texas [1:19:49] and across this nation. [1:19:51] So I have one, you know, I know the president is the leader [1:20:01] of the free world, and he's our leader. [1:20:04] But occasionally we have good ideas in Texas, don't you think? [1:20:07] So I have actually, I have a suggestion for him. [1:20:11] So I know he has kind of two houses right now, [1:20:14] one in the White House and one in Florida, [1:20:16] but someday he might need a second home. [1:20:19] What do you think if he moves to Lubbock, Texas? [1:20:20] I think you guys like that idea. [1:20:32] All right, I'm going to say this. [1:20:33] You guys, the election may depend on West Texas. [1:20:36] You are the most Republican area of our state. [1:20:40] And so I'm going to ask you, for the next seven days, [1:20:43] get every Republican out to vote, and we will win Texas. [1:20:46] God bless you. [1:20:47] Thank you very much. [1:21:01] We can't, we really can't lose it. [1:21:03] If we lose this thing, it would be a disaster. [1:21:05] We can't lose it. [1:21:06] And you'll be very unhappy, [1:21:08] because you have one of the greatest people. [1:21:10] And they spent hundreds of millions of dollars on him. [1:21:14] From bad people, bad people sent in hundreds, [1:21:17] it's hundreds of millions of dollars. [1:21:19] Because nobody's ever said anything like it. [1:21:21] Commercial after, all lies. [1:21:24] So Texas needs to get out and vote for Ken, [1:21:27] but needs to get out and vote for your governor, Greg Abbott. [1:21:35] Your lieutenant governor, Dan Patrick, [1:21:36] who's been the chairman, stand up, Dan. [1:21:39] He's been the chairman of my campaign since 2016. [1:21:43] He's a great guy. [1:21:47] And he's a great guy. [1:21:50] Right from the beginning, he was chairman. [1:21:52] So I'd love to work on your campaign. [1:21:54] And I said, okay, good, congratulations. [1:21:56] That was probably 2015. [1:21:58] It was even before 2016. [1:21:59] But he's been an unbelievable chairman of my campaign, [1:22:02] right up until now. [1:22:04] So thank you very much. [1:22:05] Thank you, Dan. [1:22:06] A great White House doctor, a great admiral. [1:22:12] He just got a big increase in his rank. [1:22:17] Helps to know the president, but he deserved it, actually. [1:22:19] And a really great congressman. [1:22:24] He's done all. [1:22:25] He's done everything. [1:22:25] And he's respected, loved by everybody. [1:22:27] And he was the White House doctor for Bush. [1:22:30] And he was the White House doctor for Barack Hussein Obama and for me. [1:22:35] And they asked him, the fake news asked him, [1:22:37] who was the healthiest of the group? [1:22:39] He said, not even a contest. [1:22:40] President Trump is by far the healthiest of them. [1:22:42] And I say, and I said, that was what I was just at the beginning [1:22:49] when I was getting to know first term. [1:22:51] And I said, I don't know exactly who that doctor is, but I like him. [1:22:56] And he was a great doctor, actually. [1:22:58] He was a great admiral and doctor. [1:22:59] And he's a great congressman. [1:23:01] He wins by about 48 points all the time. [1:23:03] So, Ronnie Jackson, stand up. [1:23:06] Thanks, Ronnie. [1:23:12] He was always there. [1:23:13] Always there. [1:23:14] What a wonderful guy. [1:23:16] And another one who's a real, he's young, he's handsome, [1:23:19] which means I don't like him very much. [1:23:21] I don't like handsome young, I don't like handsome young men. [1:23:25] But that's what he is. [1:23:28] He's a congressman. [1:23:29] He's respected by everybody in Washington for being a young guy. [1:23:33] He really is. [1:23:34] I heard, I think Jody was saying he's the future of the party [1:23:38] and he could very well be the future of the party. [1:23:40] Congressman Brandon Gill, he's fantastic. [1:23:44] Thank you, Brandon. [1:24:02] Great job, too. [1:24:02] Great speech. [1:24:04] And you also need to vote for another. [1:24:06] We have a lot of young, good-looking people in Texas, I'll tell you. [1:24:09] Mays Middleton has been unbelievable. [1:24:12] We followed him right through it. [1:24:14] He did a fantastic job. [1:24:16] Attorney General. [1:24:17] Thank you, Mays. [1:24:20] He's fantastic. [1:24:21] Well, you have great people. [1:24:23] And Tom Sell to be the next congressman from Texas, 19th Congressional District. [1:24:30] Tom Sell, good luck. [1:24:36] Heard you're doing great in the polls, so good luck. [1:24:39] You've got to get out and vote for all your, I mean, I know them all, we're in a certain section, [1:24:43] but you have great congressmen and women here. [1:24:46] You have just, in this state, they're warriors. [1:24:49] They fight and they win. [1:24:51] They know how to win. [1:24:51] And we're also pleased to be joined by Secretary of State Marco Rubio. [1:24:57] Enemies are weaker, our country is stronger, and our people are safer because Donald J. Trump is the president of the United States. [1:26:06] Thank you. [1:26:07] Thank you, Marco. [1:26:15] I think he'll go down as the greatest of them all at that. [1:26:26] Very important job. [1:26:27] We're going to, you know, when we're finished with Iran, maybe on the trip back, we'll just drop Marco into Cuba. [1:26:35] We'll fly him in by parachute. [1:26:37] We'll drop him in the middle of Cuba. [1:26:39] He'll solve that problem in about two minutes. [1:26:41] Now, Cuba's coming our way just like everything else is coming our way because we are a respected country again. [1:26:50] Another guy who's been amazing, built a great business, he got hit really hard at World Trade Center. [1:26:59] He was, had a, Cantor Fitzgerald, you probably know this story, top three floors of the world, trade center. [1:27:06] And it was hit and everybody in his firm died. [1:27:10] One of the most successful Wall Street companies in the country, Cantor Fitzgerald. [1:27:16] He was the chairman. [1:27:17] He was the boss and his brother was killed. [1:27:21] His brother worked for the firm. [1:27:22] And, well, I'm hearing this now. [1:27:25] Is that okay? [1:27:25] Are we having, could that be Iran dropping some things? [1:27:29] Do you hear that? [1:27:31] There's a lot of noise going on. [1:27:32] What the hell are they doing over here? [1:27:33] Is that excavation? [1:27:36] Excavation, demolition, or bombs? [1:27:38] It's one of the three. [1:27:40] But he's, he survived it. [1:27:43] And he rebuilt the company. [1:27:44] And his, he had a lot of luck. [1:27:46] You know, his wife wanted him to take their beautiful young son. [1:27:49] This is a long time ago, right? [1:27:51] But just prior to the attack, you never take your son to school. [1:27:56] For years, years and years, she was complaining. [1:27:59] She's strong. [1:28:00] She's a great woman, by the way. [1:28:01] And finally, after years, he happened to be that morning, he took his son to school. [1:28:06] He dropped his son off at 8.30 and started driving down the West Side Highway, and he saw the [1:28:13] planes hit the World Trade Center. [1:28:16] It was the only time in years that he wasn't there at 5 o'clock in the morning. [1:28:20] You know, these stock people, the financial people, they get there at 5, 5.30 in the morning. [1:28:26] And he rebuilt the firm to be bigger, better, stronger than it was then. [1:28:34] And he gave a lot, gave a lot of the proceeds to the families of the victims, all of whom died that night. [1:28:40] He had the top three floors. [1:28:42] They were unable to get out, including his brother. [1:28:45] And it's just a story that most people don't know. [1:28:47] But Howard Lutnick rebuilt the firm, gave a lot of the money, the proceeds, to people whose family was killed in the tragedy. [1:28:56] And he's been a great, he's been a great Secretary of Commerce. [1:29:01] Thank you, Howard. [1:29:02] Thank you. [1:29:03] It's an amazing story. [1:29:17] How many people could do that? [1:29:18] Very few people could do that. [1:29:19] Very, very few. [1:29:20] He's been doing a really good job. [1:29:22] Also, of course, Senator Ted Cruz, who's been, I mean, we had our fights during the campaign, but we never fought for that little moment. [1:29:31] But he's a tough guy, and he's a good guy, and he's a brilliant guy, and he's my friend, and he fights with me in a positive way all the time. [1:29:41] Thank you. [1:29:41] Thank you very much. [1:29:43] Thank you. [1:29:43] Thank you, Coach. [1:29:46] Great job. [1:29:46] Great job, Ted. [1:29:52] And it's sort of, I call him the dean. [1:29:54] He's the dean because everybody respects him so much in the Senate and everywhere. [1:29:59] One of the most respected men in Washington, Senator John Barrasso. [1:30:03] It's an honor to have you here, John. [1:30:05] I didn't know you were coming here. [1:30:06] And a man who made a great speech tonight, Jody Arrington. [1:30:13] Stand up, Jody. [1:30:14] What a great speech. [1:30:22] And he's a warrior. [1:30:23] These guys are warriors. [1:30:25] These guys are real warriors, the congressional people. [1:30:28] They have to be. [1:30:30] It's the survival of our country. [1:30:34] If they would go along with some of the things that are planned, you wouldn't have a country very long. [1:30:38] And that group of people that I just named, they're incredible. [1:30:42] Thank you, Jody. [1:30:43] Very much. [1:30:43] Appreciate it. [1:30:44] EPA Administrator. [1:30:48] You know, it used to take 20 years to get something approved in the Environmental Protection Agency. [1:30:56] 20 years, 25 years, people would start at a young age and they'd put something in. [1:31:02] And they were getting ready to retire and they'd take the vote and they'd lose the vote. [1:31:07] I always say, 20 years prior to disapproval. [1:31:11] And Lee Zeldin is the opposite. [1:31:13] He's getting fantastic projects approved in Texas in a matter of weeks. [1:31:18] A matter of weeks. [1:31:20] And he's an MVP candidate. [1:31:22] He's fantastic. [1:31:23] Lee Zeldin. [1:31:24] And a great person, a great man. [1:31:36] And he'll go down. [1:31:37] I think when it all irons out, he's helped us a lot. [1:31:40] I put him on because he's very, very successful. [1:31:44] And he's known for two things, being smart and having a good personality. [1:31:48] And when you're dealing with foreign countries, I know a lot of great guys. [1:31:52] They're smart and they're great deal makers. [1:31:53] But they're not nice people. [1:31:57] They won't get along. [1:31:58] There'll be problems. [1:31:59] They'll probably end up in wars. [1:32:01] But this is a man that everybody loves, everybody respects. [1:32:05] And he's done a fantastic job. [1:32:06] And you'll see the results very soon. [1:32:08] Mr. Steve Whitcoff, special envoy. [1:32:20] And Deputy Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Andrew Hughes. [1:32:25] Thank you, Andrew. [1:32:27] Thank you. [1:32:29] Thank you. [1:32:30] Texas Speaker of the House, Dustin Burroughs. [1:32:35] State Senator Charles Perry. [1:32:42] Thank you, Charles. [1:32:47] Lubbock Mayor, Mark McBriar. [1:32:50] Thank you, Mark. [1:32:53] Great job. [1:32:54] Chairman of the Board of Regions at Texas Tech. [1:32:57] What a good school. [1:32:58] A lot of good school. [1:33:00] Yeah. [1:33:02] That's right. [1:33:22] No, you always do well. [1:33:24] And even people, they know they're in a fight when they're fighting Texas Tech. [1:33:29] They really, that's a great place. [1:33:32] I know a lot of people that went there. [1:33:33] I know a lot of people that were involved. [1:33:35] And I know some of the people that are in charge right now. [1:33:38] It's a great, it's a great school. [1:33:41] Texas Tech and former Texas Tech offensive tackle. [1:33:44] A great football player. [1:33:45] A really fantastic guy. [1:33:47] Helped us with the NIL. [1:33:48] Looks like we're getting that close. [1:33:50] In order to save college football. [1:33:52] And in order to save college is Cody Campbell and his beautiful son. [1:33:56] Get that son, Stanley. [1:33:58] And Cody was a great player. [1:34:04] And his son looks like he's going to be, he's going to be bigger than you. [1:34:08] Your son is going to be. [1:34:10] He's an offensive lineman. [1:34:12] And a very, very highly touted one. [1:34:15] And two-time Super Bowl winning wide receiver. [1:34:19] An unbelievable player. [1:34:20] Danny Amendola. [1:34:22] Danny. [1:34:23] Danny was a courageous guy. [1:34:35] Wasn't as big as some of the other guys. [1:34:37] But he had more heart than everybody. [1:34:39] You did it with heart and talent. [1:34:41] By the way. [1:34:42] And, you know, I hate when they say somebody had heart. [1:34:45] Because it's, you also need a lot of talent. [1:34:48] I don't care how much heart. [1:34:49] But you had both. [1:34:50] And you did a fantastic job. [1:34:52] A lot of big, a lot of big receptions you made. [1:34:55] So everyone here today is part of the greatest movement in the history of our country. [1:34:59] And our spirit is stronger, I believe, than ever before. [1:35:02] We're the ones with the spirit. [1:35:04] I think there's going to be some big, you know, these rallies have been great. [1:35:07] Because they've brought out far beyond this area. [1:35:10] We've gone to many areas. [1:35:11] And they're just spirit. [1:35:12] I've never seen anything like it. [1:35:14] And, you know, typically they say the president, whoever the president, Republican or Democrat, [1:35:19] great president or a lousy president, they don't do well in the midterms. [1:35:24] Now, we're going to test that. [1:35:25] Because I don't think any, I know no president's done what we've been doing for the last two weeks. [1:35:30] But it never made sense. [1:35:36] It never made sense to me. [1:35:38] If you have, we've done more than any president in the first two years of history. [1:35:42] And that's us. [1:35:43] It's not me. [1:35:44] It's all of us together. [1:35:45] There's never been anything. [1:35:47] The trade, the military, we rebuilt our military, Venezuela, Iran. [1:35:52] You'll see Iran in a couple of weeks if you don't mind. [1:35:54] But all of the things we've done, the job numbers, the numbers, we have the strongest economy. [1:36:00] And we are respected all over the world. [1:36:02] There's never been two years. [1:36:04] I ended eight wars. [1:36:06] Think of it. [1:36:06] Eight wars. [1:36:07] No president ended any war. [1:36:10] And we all did it together. [1:36:13] And I just want to show you, because CNN did a couple of charts. [1:36:18] And because it's CNN, it's so unusual. [1:36:20] Because, you know, they treat us pretty rough, right? [1:36:22] No matter what. [1:36:23] And I thought I'd show you these charts before we leave. [1:36:26] And then we'll do a little conclusion, please. [1:36:31] Okay. [1:36:31] MAGA GOP on Trump. [1:36:33] In the 2024 election versus Kamala Harris, he got 99% of the MAGA GOP vote. [1:36:38] Perhaps surprisingly, I might have thought it would be 100%, but it was 99%. [1:36:42] Compare that to his approval rating now with the MAGA GOP. [1:36:46] It's 98%. [1:36:47] That is, there's been no real decline in MAGA support. [1:36:51] These folks say that they're going to vote for congressional Republicans come the midterm elections. [1:36:56] Again, that's the 99% that Trump got against Kamala Harris. [1:36:59] Look now. [1:37:00] In terms of the congressional vote, 98% of them say they're going to be voting for House Republican candidates. [1:37:05] So that support is actually really holding up strong. [1:37:08] It's really, really strong when it comes to MAGA GOP and Republicans holding on to that vote. [1:37:15] This one. [1:37:16] Okay. [1:37:16] The president Republicans most admire. [1:37:19] It's Donald Trump. [1:37:20] This is a historic comparison. [1:37:22] A majority of Republicans say, 53%, say he's the Republican president they most admire. [1:37:27] Ronald Reagan, who traditionally has won that much. [1:37:29] Donald Trump nearly triples up on this. [1:37:32] Reagan at just 18%. [1:37:33] And then Abraham Lincoln, who, by most historic accounts, is the greatest president of all time. [1:37:39] But Republicans say that the president that they most admire by, what is this, this is six, seven times as many, Donald John Trump at 53%, easily crushing Abe Lincoln at 8%. [1:37:50] And the Elon poll showed that he was the greatest president as well. [1:37:52] I feel like this slide might end up on a printout on his desk. [1:37:55] Thank you. [1:37:56] Thank you very much. [1:37:57] We had to put them on. [1:38:00] So, this has been so much fun being with you, really, as it's a great place. [1:38:06] Great place. [1:38:07] It's a great area of a great place, too. [1:38:09] In conclusion, if you elect a Republican House and a Republican senator on November 3rd, we will continue to put America first every single day. [1:38:19] On corruption and fraud, led by our great vice president, who's doing a great job, J.D. Vance. [1:38:48] And the corruption is so pervasive. [1:38:56] Who would have thought? [1:38:57] You look at what's going on in Minnesota, California, Maine, so many different places. [1:39:03] It's so terrible. [1:39:04] But we're taking in billions and billions and billions of dollars, and it's going to get to a point where you're not even going to believe it. [1:39:12] But so sad that it was allowed to happen. [1:39:15] We will pass the No Invasion of Our Country Act, prohibiting any future president from ever opening our borders to illegal immigrants again. [1:39:24] And sanctuary cities and pass the death penalty for large-scale drug dealers, human traffickers, and anyone who kills a police officer or a member of law enforcement. [1:39:43] Voter identification, proof of citizenship, and the Save America Act to defend our sacred American election. [1:39:59] And we will enshrine in permanent law no men in women's sports and no transgender mutilization of your children. [1:40:07] There will be no mutilization of your children. [1:40:11] It's over. [1:40:12] Ladies and gentlemen of Texas, the golden age of America is upon us. [1:40:17] But you must get out, and you have to vote, and you have to, frankly, vote Republican. [1:40:21] Because the other side, what they've done to this country and what they would do to it, you don't want to know. [1:40:28] Early voting ends Friday, October 30th. [1:40:31] So go out, vote today, vote tomorrow, vote whenever you've got to vote. [1:40:35] And, of course, November 3rd is the big day. [1:40:39] So we've already made unbelievable progress, and now we will reach new levels of greatness. [1:40:44] And it's my honor to be your president during such an exciting time for our country. [1:40:50] This together, we've been in love with each other. [1:41:01] It's amazing. [1:41:02] Greatest movement of all time in any country. [1:41:05] The greatest movement of all time. [1:41:08] But we've been doing this together for 11 years now, and there's never been anything like it. [1:41:15] And there never will be, I don't believe, anything ever like it. [1:41:19] We made America great. [1:41:21] It was about make America great. [1:41:23] We've made America great. [1:41:24] Now we're going to make it greater than even now, greater than ever before, and it won't even be close. [1:41:31] So let's get out and do what we do best, which is to win on November 3rd. [1:41:42] We know how to win. [1:41:43] We know how to win better than anybody. [1:41:45] That's what we've been doing for a long time together. [1:41:48] Let's make the next two years bigger, better. [1:41:51] We just want to make them better, stronger. [1:41:55] We're going to make them more beautiful for you. [1:41:57] We want to make it so good because together we will make America powerful again. [1:42:04] We will make America wealthy again, healthy again, strong again, and safe again. [1:42:12] And most importantly, we will make America great again. [1:42:19] God bless you all. [1:42:20] God bless you, Texas. [1:42:22] Thank you, Texas. [1:42:23] God bless you all. [1:42:24] Thank you. [1:42:25] Thank you. [1:42:25] Thank you. [1:42:25] Thank you. [1:42:25] Thank you. [1:42:25] Thank you. [1:42:26] Thank you. [1:42:26] Thank you. [1:42:26] Thank you. [1:42:26] Thank you. [1:42:26] Thank you. [1:42:26] Thank you. [1:42:26] Thank you. [1:42:27] Thank you. [1:42:27] Thank you. [1:42:27] Thank you. [1:42:27] Thank you. [1:42:27] Thank you. [1:42:27] Thank you. [1:42:28] Thank you. [1:42:28] Thank you. [1:42:28] Thank you. [1:42:28] Thank you. [1:42:29] Thank you. [1:42:29] Thank you. [1:42:29] Thank you. [1:42:30] Thank you. [1:42:30] Thank you. [1:42:30] Thank you. [1:42:30] Thank you. [1:42:31] Thank you. [1:42:31] Thank you. [1:42:31] Thank you. [1:42:32] Thank you. 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