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Speaker 1: President had a very very critical and important Cabinet meeting today.
Speaker 1: I love the fact that he televises it. Then he
Speaker 1: took questions from the press, but a wide variety of issues,
Speaker 1: from the economy, to Cuba, to Venezuela to a ran.
Speaker 1: I mean, it ran the gamut, and I think it's
Speaker 1: important that everybody hear this. Let me play the actual
Speaker 1: meeting part, and then we'll get to some of the
Speaker 1: q and a that he had with the legacy media
Speaker 1: mob that's coming up straight ahead as well. Let me
Speaker 1: play that first.
Speaker 2: A few words to say to you that I think
Speaker 2: will be helpful.
Speaker 3: Last night was incredible, not only Texas but so.
Speaker 2: Many other places, and.
Speaker 3: The numbers were fantastic, and they've really been that way
Speaker 3: for a year. If you look, hundreds of people want
Speaker 3: and almost nobody didn't win.
Speaker 2: But last night was very very powerful.
Speaker 3: So I'm thrilled to welcome everyone to the twelfth Cabinet
Speaker 3: Meeting of our administration. And we're doing something that no
Speaker 3: administration's ever done. We're always letting the press students because
Speaker 3: we're very open and transparent. Like the word transparent, but
Speaker 3: we're more transparent than any administration in history. To the
Speaker 3: best of my knowledge, press has never been invited ever
Speaker 3: to a cabinet meeting for any reason at all. And
Speaker 3: in order to have you, this team has achieved more
Speaker 3: than most other administrations achieved.
Speaker 2: In eight years.
Speaker 3: We took the most dangerous, unsafe island and open border
Speaker 3: in the world. Anywhere in the world, there's no border
Speaker 3: like the border we had, and created the most secure
Speaker 3: border in the history of our country. We had no
Speaker 3: people twelve months now, No people reported in the last twelve.
Speaker 2: Months came in illegally.
Speaker 3: Zero illegal aliens admitted to the United States in the
Speaker 3: last twelve months. And that's those charts are made by
Speaker 3: you would say, politically unfriendly people.
Speaker 2: And the reason they don't come.
Speaker 3: In is because nobody comes up because they know that
Speaker 3: they're going to be turned away and if they get in,
Speaker 3: they're going to be moved out right away.
Speaker 2: So it's been the zero. You're the one that you
Speaker 2: do the reports.
Speaker 3: I'm actually surprised by the number, and I don't know
Speaker 3: how it can be zero, but they say it zero.
Speaker 3: For the last twelve months and twenty twenty five, we
Speaker 3: achieved the largest drop and the murder rate ever recorded.
Speaker 3: So the murder rate was quite high, and we achieved
Speaker 3: the largest drop in the murder rate ever recorded to
Speaker 3: the lowest level one hundred and twenty five years. That's
Speaker 3: see in nineteen hundred and that's despite the fact that
Speaker 3: many people came in from prisons and from very rough countries,
Speaker 3: and from mental institutions, and from lots of other places,
Speaker 3: drug dealers, others. They came in illegally during the Biden administration.
Speaker 3: We've got many of them out, but we still have
Speaker 3: some that we're looking for. Quite a few that we're
Speaker 3: still looking for. We've gotten over eleven eight hundred and
Speaker 3: eighty eight murderers we're allowed into a country.
Speaker 2: We've gotten a lot of them out. We've gotten some
Speaker 2: them we put them in jail.
Speaker 3: We don't even trust the country to send them because they'll.
Speaker 2: Come back in maybe we put them in jail.
Speaker 3: Eight hundred and eighty eight murders, more than half of
Speaker 3: which have committed.
Speaker 2: More than one murder. That's what they allowed in. They should.
Speaker 3: They can never be forgotten for the horrible things they've
Speaker 3: done to this country. Fentanyl coming across our voter is
Speaker 3: now down by sixty one percent, sixty one percent, and
Speaker 3: coming in by water, by sea, by ocean is down
Speaker 3: ninety seven percent.
Speaker 2: Can you mention?
Speaker 3: Thanks to our Republican majorities in Congress, we passed the
Speaker 3: largest tax cuts in American history. All Democrats voted against
Speaker 3: the tax cuts, putting more money in American spockets. This year,
Speaker 3: the typical family got tax refunds of nearly almost less
Speaker 3: of five thousand dollars. The stock market is set sixty
Speaker 3: eight all time record highs since the election, So sixty
Speaker 3: eight days we hit all time highs. We're right there now.
Speaker 3: And the average four o one K. And that's despite
Speaker 3: the conflict. I don't go to war, I called a conflict,
Speaker 3: despite the conflict with Venezuela, who no longer has a navy,
Speaker 3: no longer has an air force, no longer has a
Speaker 3: lot of people that were leading the country into very
Speaker 3: bad places. Their leadership is gone, Their second wrong leadership
Speaker 3: is gone. We're dealing with the half of their third
Speaker 3: because half of their third is gone. Ten the average
Speaker 3: four O one k is up almost thirty thousand dollars
Speaker 3: since I.
Speaker 2: Took office, So the Americans are.
Speaker 3: Benefiting working today, we have the most working and we
Speaker 3: have four O one k's at their all time high,
Speaker 3: highest they've ever been. And that goes alone with the
Speaker 3: stock market, which is the highest etceverament under my most
Speaker 3: favorite nation agreements. This is something that I wish the
Speaker 3: media would talk about because to me, it's one of
Speaker 3: the biggest things ever to happen in our country, certainly
Speaker 3: as to medical, anything happen to do with medical because
Speaker 3: drug prices. We're delivering records setting discounts on prescription drugs
Speaker 3: with price differences of four hundred, five hundred and even
Speaker 3: six hundred percent at the Trump rx dot gov. We
Speaker 3: recently added nearly one thousand low costs low cost generics
Speaker 3: to the website. So we have drugs down four hundred,
Speaker 3: five hundred, six hundred percent. Now you could say eighty
Speaker 3: ninety seventy sixty to fifty percent if you want. There
Speaker 3: are two ways. That depends on the way you asked the question.
Speaker 3: But a pill that would sell in Germany or let's
Speaker 3: say in London for ten dollars we're selling for here
Speaker 3: for one hundred and thirty dollars, and I got the
Speaker 3: countries to all agree, otherwise they would have had to
Speaker 3: pay big tariffs. I don't want to go into it,
Speaker 3: but it has some very interesting discussions.
Speaker 2: They said vehemently no.
Speaker 3: And then when I said, that's all right, We're going
Speaker 3: to charge you fifty percent error on everything you sell
Speaker 3: into America, they said, well, like we said, we'll say yes,
Speaker 3: And every single country agreed, and every drug company agreed,
Speaker 3: So we have.
Speaker 2: Most favored nations.
Speaker 3: So we were paying the highest drug prices in the world.
Speaker 3: Now we're paying the lowest drug prices.
Speaker 2: In the world.
Speaker 3: So that pill that I talked about would go from
Speaker 3: ten dollars to twenty. The world is bigger than the
Speaker 3: US or to believe, but it's true, so it's not
Speaker 3: like you cut it in the middle.
Speaker 2: They just had to go up a little bit.
Speaker 3: But a little bit is a double leg of a price,
Speaker 3: so a little bit's a lot. So the pill would
Speaker 3: go from ten dollars to twenty dollars, and we'd go
Speaker 3: from one hundred and thirty dollars to twenty dollars.
Speaker 2: Think of that.
Speaker 3: So we would get if you remember some of you
Speaker 3: were at the news conference.
Speaker 2: Had my first term where I got the prices down
Speaker 2: one eighth.
Speaker 3: Of a percent, one quarter one eighth of a percent
Speaker 3: my first term, and I'm so proud of it because prices,
Speaker 3: drug prices hadn't come down twenty eight years, and I
Speaker 3: was the first one to do it. But now I'm
Speaker 3: getting them down, not one eighth of a percent, I'm
Speaker 3: getting them down four hundred, five hundred and six hundred,
Speaker 3: or if you want to use it a different way,
Speaker 3: you could say seventy eight nine fifty percent. Nobody's ever
Speaker 3: seen anything like it, and I got that through well.
Speaker 3: Everybody knew was taking place. But we paid the highest
Speaker 3: prices anywhere in the world. Now we're paying the lowest
Speaker 3: prices anywhere in the world. And the press reviews is
Speaker 3: are right. I think it's the biggest thing. And for
Speaker 3: health care, you know, so much of it is prescription
Speaker 3: drug prices and drug prices, and with them coming down,
Speaker 3: the healthcare is going to come down very substantially. We
Speaker 3: recently added nearly one thousand low cost generics too, as
Speaker 3: I said, and that's you know, one thousand drugs, and
Speaker 3: it's all on and it's this was not a This
Speaker 3: was not given by me. This was given by doctor
Speaker 3: Oz and Bobby, and I, you know, wasn't sure whether
Speaker 3: or not I loved the idea, but he said, we
Speaker 3: want to use Trump Trump RX dot gov is what
Speaker 3: it is. And it's the hottest sight I think anywhere
Speaker 3: on the planet from what I understand Bobby, right, it's
Speaker 3: really great. People are calling up and they're buying drugs
Speaker 3: for a fraction for literally a fraction of the price,
Speaker 3: and it should be the biggest story. And on that alone,
Speaker 3: we should win the midterms. On that alone, we should
Speaker 3: win the midterms. But the press doesn't talk about It's
Speaker 3: the biggest thing to happen in the drug industry ever
Speaker 3: maybe ever.
Speaker 2: And the press doesn't want to write stories about it.
Speaker 3: We made the largest ever investment in the US military
Speaker 3: one trillion dollars and we're asking actually for one point
Speaker 3: five trillion for the coming year. And we have the
Speaker 3: strongest military anywhere in the world. As you know, you
Speaker 3: saw what we did with Venezuela. That worked out very quickly,
Speaker 3: and we're doing really equally as well.
Speaker 2: Again, people don't want to write about it.
Speaker 3: With Ran, Ran is very much intent they want very
Speaker 3: much to make a deal. So far they haven't gone,
Speaker 3: and we're not satisfied with it. But then we will be.
Speaker 3: We will be either that or we'll have to just
Speaker 3: finish the job. But the Navy is gone, as they've
Speaker 3: said a thousand times, the Navy is gone, their air
Speaker 3: force is gone.
Speaker 2: Everything's gone.
Speaker 3: And they're negotiating on fumes.
Speaker 2: But we'll see what happens. Maybe we have to go
Speaker 2: back and finish it. Maybe we don't. Right now.
Speaker 3: I mean, you can speak to Skate with Gough and
Speaker 3: Jarrett doing a good job, But right now I think
Speaker 3: it looks like they want to just make a deal.
Speaker 3: They want to, they have I don't think they have
Speaker 3: a choice. They're just going back to the internet because
Speaker 3: they getting club with their economies.
Speaker 2: In free fall.
Speaker 3: They have two hundred and fifty percent inflation, their money
Speaker 3: has no value, and their whole economic system is broken down.
Speaker 3: They thought they were going to outwait me. You know,
Speaker 3: we'll outwait him. He's got the midterms. I don't care
Speaker 3: about the midterms. Look what happened last night, and that
Speaker 3: was the prelude of the midterms. People understand that, they
Speaker 3: know that, but very simple the red cannot have a
Speaker 3: nuclear weapon.
Speaker 2: I'm doing that for the world.
Speaker 3: I'm not doing it just for us, and we've had
Speaker 3: great support from other nations. By the way, we don't
Speaker 3: need it at all, but we've had great support from
Speaker 3: other nations. The problem is you always get the support
Speaker 3: when you don't need it. When you need it, you
Speaker 3: don't get the support. With Operation Epic Cure or Warriors
Speaker 3: are ensuring that the world's number one stage sponsor of
Speaker 3: terror never obtains a nuclear weapon, and they won't another
Speaker 3: man doing the fantastic job. I think we all agree,
Speaker 3: as Marco, You're all over the place right what she
Speaker 3: last night, at three different locations, So tell us about
Speaker 3: our ran.
Speaker 4: Well, first of all, the bottom line is Iron's never
Speaker 4: going to have a nuclear weapon, and if recent events
Speaker 4: have done anything, has just remind us once again that
Speaker 4: they are the world's leading sponsor of terrorism and.
Speaker 2: They can never have a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 4: Now, the President's preference, President, your preference is told us
Speaker 4: repeatedly is always to negotiate these things and to figure
Speaker 4: out if you can have agreements. Diplomacy is always the
Speaker 4: first option, and we continue to work on that to yours,
Speaker 4: mister Woodkoff and Kushner and others Vice President who've been
Speaker 4: very involved in if if there's an agreement to be made,
Speaker 4: we want that to be made. I think there's been
Speaker 4: some progress and some interest, and we'll see over the
Speaker 4: next few hours and days where the projects could be made.
Speaker 4: I just want to remind everybody, mister President, you know
Speaker 4: this well. You have other options available to you if
Speaker 4: that doesn't work. But the bottom line is that we
Speaker 4: prefer the negotiated diplomatic route, and we're going to give
Speaker 4: it every chance to succeed. You know you're giving it
Speaker 4: every chance to succeed, mister President. But here's the bottom line.
Speaker 4: Because I keep getting asked, what is this all about,
Speaker 4: It's very simple. Iran and these people in charge of
Speaker 4: Iran can never have a nuclear weapon, and they will
Speaker 4: never have a nuclear weapon, and they most certainly will
Speaker 4: not have one as long as you're President of the
Speaker 4: United States. On that point, it's very clear. Just two
Speaker 4: quick things I want to touch upon. One key touched
Speaker 4: upon the border and security. Part of securing our border
Speaker 4: is dealing with the people that are in this country,
Speaker 4: a lawful many of whom do not want to go
Speaker 4: back to the country that they originally came from for
Speaker 4: a variety of reasons, either we can't send them there,
Speaker 4: or some judge ties us up. And one of the
Speaker 4: key things we have achieved is now twenty countries have
Speaker 4: signed third country national agreements, meaning these are safe countries
Speaker 4: where individuals who refuse to go back to their country
Speaker 4: of origin can be sent to that country instead. We've
Speaker 4: gotten twenty countries now around the world who have signed
Speaker 4: agreements that allow us to deport people to those places.
Speaker 4: What often happens when you go to the person who's
Speaker 4: here a lawfully and say we're going to send you
Speaker 4: to this third country, is all of a sudden they
Speaker 4: decide they'd rather go back to their home country instead.
Speaker 4: So it gives the ability to enforce all laws, and
Speaker 4: we work very closely with the Department of Homeland Security on
Speaker 4: that front. Something else that I know is concerning people
Speaker 4: because it's on the news, is ebola our number one obligation.
Speaker 4: You know, we're involved in foreign policy, but even our
Speaker 4: foreign policy, the number one priority of our foreign policies
Speaker 4: to protect the American people. We cannot and will not
Speaker 4: allow any cases of ebola enter the United States, and
Speaker 4: so we're very the state Department and other agencies represented here,
Speaker 4: the Centers of Disease Control AGHS, others are working very,
Speaker 4: very hard to contain this crisis to the countries where
Speaker 4: it's currently located, particularly the dem Credit Republic Chicago, and
Speaker 4: so we've surged assistance to make.
Speaker 2: Sure that that is being contained there.
Speaker 4: And obviously multiple agencies involved here are also very involved
Speaker 4: in tracking people just to make sure that nobody comes
Speaker 4: into this country that has a bowline creates a problem
Speaker 4: for us, and we feel like we've got good efforts
Speaker 4: in place to do that. An Americans should feel assured
Speaker 4: that the President and his administration is doing everything we
Speaker 4: can to protect them on that front. My last point said,
Speaker 4: I was all over the place. One of the places
Speaker 4: I stopped in last night was to initial the Trump
Speaker 4: route for prosperity in Armenia. This is a key linchpin
Speaker 4: of the peace deal that you were able to achieve
Speaker 4: between Armenia and Azerbaijan. And in addition to that, we
Speaker 4: also signed a critical minerals MoU with them and a
Speaker 4: strategic engagement one as well. So just a reminder of
Speaker 4: another war who helped the settlements to president, but from
Speaker 4: that has now we are seeing the emergence of a
Speaker 4: great new relationship with Armenia that really had grown stagnant
Speaker 4: for a very.
Speaker 2: Long period of time. So we're doing well in front
Speaker 2: as well. In to just asking Cuba and Venezuela, what's
Speaker 2: going on there?
Speaker 4: Well, interesting on Venezuela, that process continues, that three phase
Speaker 4: process you know of, obviously stabilization, recovery, and transition. I
Speaker 4: would just say just since January thirty this year, okay,
Speaker 4: and I.
Speaker 2: Think this number is writing.
Speaker 4: Chris or Doug can can correct me on this, but
Speaker 4: I think over ten million barrels I've benefit I've been
Speaker 4: delivered to the United States since the third of January.
Speaker 4: That industry is being professionalized for the first time ever.
Speaker 4: It's going to the benefit of the Venezuelan people. They
Speaker 4: are selling oil in the market at market rates. The
Speaker 4: money is going to an account in the United States
Speaker 4: controlled and monitored by Treasury, audited by KPMG, and it's
Speaker 4: for the first time ever, the money is not being stolen.
Speaker 4: It's going to the benefit of the Venezuelan people. Cuba's
Speaker 4: in a lot of trouble because, unfortunately for them, it's
Speaker 4: run by a bunch of incompetent communists. Being communists is bad.
Speaker 4: Being an incompetent communist.
Speaker 2: Is like the worst.
Speaker 4: But the country has been taken over by this company
Speaker 4: called basically controls seventy percent of the economy, none of
Speaker 4: the money, and that company goes to help the Cuban.
Speaker 2: People, none of them. So we'll be talking to them,
Speaker 2: we'll be working on it.
Speaker 4: You know, we want something good for the Cuban people
Speaker 4: and hopefully they'll be a good outcome there for them.
Speaker 2: There needs to be. It's ninety miles from our shores.
Speaker 4: And having a failed state ninety miles from our shores
Speaker 4: is a threat to the national security.
Speaker 2: Of the United States.
Speaker 1: Quick break right back more on the other side. The
Speaker 1: President and his cabinet. Straight ahead as we continue, So
Speaker 1: after the President, it began and held this cabinet meeting,
Speaker 1: which I love is so transparent and public and on TV.
Speaker 1: Then the President took questions from the mob legacy media mob.
Speaker 1: Let's go to some of that Q and A.
Speaker 2: Any questions.
Speaker 5: Ron wants control of the straight or removes would you
Speaker 5: accept a short.
Speaker 6: Term deal that allows Iran and Oman to control the
Speaker 6: Strait and would they have to open it immediately?
Speaker 2: Or would you be open to that happening over a
Speaker 2: period of time.
Speaker 3: The street's going to be open to everybody. It's international waters.
Speaker 3: Nobody's going to control and with it and watch over it,
Speaker 3: will watch over it, but nobody's going to control it.
Speaker 3: That's part of the negotiation that we have.
Speaker 2: They would like to control. Nobody's going to control.
Speaker 3: It's international waters, and oman will behave just like everybody
Speaker 3: else that will have to blow them up.
Speaker 2: They understand that they'll be fine. How much as a president,
Speaker 2: thank you?
Speaker 7: How much economic pressure do you feel to get the
Speaker 7: straight or forms open?
Speaker 2: Well? After?
Speaker 3: The United States has so much oil that we are
Speaker 3: an export of oil, so we have plenty of We're
Speaker 3: very lucky. We're blessed with the greatest piece of land
Speaker 3: in the world from that standpoint, and we have more
Speaker 3: than anybody else. And now when you add Venezuela to it,
Speaker 3: we have I think sixty four percent of the world's oil.
Speaker 3: And we're getting along very well with Venezuela. By the way,
Speaker 3: it's being run really beautifully. The big companies are moving in,
Speaker 3: they are going to be it's gonna be amazing because
Speaker 3: it's also like us, they're very they're very blessed in
Speaker 3: that sense. But we have noctual energy that no other
Speaker 3: country has. We have more than anybody else. So it's
Speaker 3: really a world problem because most of the world doesn't
Speaker 3: have that, and we're making it available during the closing.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you've seen some of the satellite pictures. Boats,
Speaker 3: hundreds of boats lined up. It looks like I used
Speaker 3: to say, the Long Island express As. They're lined up
Speaker 3: and they're coming to Texas, Louisiana. They're coming to Alaska
Speaker 3: to fill up their boat.
Speaker 2: The big boat.
Speaker 3: Some of them are really big, you know, two million gallons,
Speaker 3: even bigger than that. Now they make them, they make
Speaker 3: them up to four. Chris, I hear. Now they make
Speaker 3: them up to four. The four are now.
Speaker 2: The big ones. Used to be the ones.
Speaker 3: Now it's four million barrels of Think of that, four
Speaker 3: million barrels of oil and one boat. But they're lined up,
Speaker 3: and they're right now heading to Texas, and they've already
Speaker 3: filled up and they've gone back to the American In
Speaker 3: addition to that, you have a lot of boats, about
Speaker 3: fourteen to fifteen hundred boats in the Strait wanting to
Speaker 3: get out and at the right time, we'll release them.
Speaker 7: But the American peoples are seeing higher gas prices.
Speaker 2: Yeah, now it's come down.
Speaker 7: A little bit, but it's still four dollars and forty
Speaker 7: five cents.
Speaker 3: It will come down a lot. It'll come down to
Speaker 3: where it was before we had it. When I was
Speaker 3: in Iowa, we had driving by and we saw gas
Speaker 3: stations one dollar and ninety cents a gallon one dollar
Speaker 3: and eighty five cents one dollar in eighty seven with
Speaker 3: a three that we saw.
Speaker 2: We had it down in some places below.
Speaker 3: And we can't help a California where they charge so
Speaker 3: much tax that you know, you lower it and they
Speaker 3: charge sacks. They've got to straighten the act out in California.
Speaker 3: But we had we had gasoling down to a very
Speaker 3: low number. I think we'll be hitting that number shortly
Speaker 3: after that whole excursion ends.
Speaker 2: Do they any more urgent?
Speaker 3: But regardless of anything, regardless of anything, as Marcos said
Speaker 3: better than anybody can say it, you can't let them
Speaker 3: have a nuclear weapon. They would use it instantly. They
Speaker 3: wouldn't think about it, they would use it instantly. I've
Speaker 3: gotten to know them. They would use it instead.
Speaker 2: Did they give you more urgency? Mis their president. You've
Speaker 2: said that you're a no rush to make a deal.
Speaker 7: But with gas prices that are so high across the country,
Speaker 7: people are paying more for travel.
Speaker 2: Does that give you more urgency to make a deal.
Speaker 3: Why doesn't Well, I'll tell you the primary urgency. I
Speaker 3: said this, It was uncovered properly. But the primary urgency
Speaker 3: is that we can't let Iran have a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 3: But at the same time, we have a tremendous amount
Speaker 3: of oil, gas, coal, we have tremendous amounts of energy.
Speaker 3: We're plused with something very special. Those prices are going
Speaker 3: to come down. They're going to come down fast.
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 3: I think that you'll see, Actually, Todd, I think you're
Speaker 3: going to see a low prices that we had even
Speaker 3: before we did this. Now I knew there'd be an increase.
Speaker 3: I said, we have a choice. We don't have to
Speaker 3: do anything. And in two years or one year or
Speaker 3: two months, because Iran would have had if we didn't
Speaker 3: hit that with the B two bombers, Iran would have
Speaker 3: had a nuclear weapon within two weeks from that date
Speaker 3: because they were ready to go. And if they had
Speaker 3: a new nuclear weapon, it would have been used already.
Speaker 3: It also would have been used. Had I not terpinated
Speaker 3: the Obama deal, the Iron Nuclear Deal as we call it,
Speaker 3: that was in.
Speaker 2: My first term. Had I know terminated that they would
Speaker 2: have had a nuclear weapon a long time ago.
Speaker 3: I would say it was a guarantee that it would
Speaker 3: have been used, and it.
Speaker 2: Would have blown up Israel.
Speaker 3: It would have blown up the entire Middle East, and
Speaker 3: that's never gonna happen.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Iran, would you be comfortable with Russia or China
Speaker 6: taking their stockpile of highly enriched geranium and have they
Speaker 6: offered to be.
Speaker 2: No, I wouldn't be helpful. That would not make me go.
Speaker 3: Is the US considering easing sanctions on Iran to will allow
Speaker 3: Iran to sell its crew to market? No, we're not
Speaker 3: talking about any easing of sanctions and giving money. No sanctions,
Speaker 3: no money, no nothing.
Speaker 2: We have control of money that they claim is Theirs.
Speaker 3: Will keep control of that money. When they behave properly
Speaker 3: and when they do what's right, we'll let them have
Speaker 3: their money. But right now we're not doing that, and
Speaker 3: it's done. One thing is not contingent on the other.
Speaker 6: Mister President, on the shooting last weekend, it came barely
Speaker 6: a month after the third assassination attend against you during
Speaker 6: the White House versus cnent Sinner, What was your reaction
Speaker 6: when you first heard about the latest shooting and what
Speaker 6: gives to the car Is you really keep doing your
Speaker 6: job effectively without thinking about these threats every day?
Speaker 3: Well, I can't think about it because if I thought
Speaker 3: about it a lot, you know, I wouldn't be very
Speaker 3: good president. I wouldn't be here, probably be up in
Speaker 3: some nown with a locked door. It's just leave me alone,
Speaker 3: it's all. I can't really think about it. If it's
Speaker 3: such something that it's a sad part of life. It's
Speaker 3: a dangerous business. What I'm doing is a dangerous business.
Speaker 3: And they say, and look, we have been maybe the
Speaker 3: most consequential, but we certainly have been one of the
Speaker 3: most consequential. This group has been a very consequential administration.
Speaker 2: And they say, if you're not.
Speaker 3: Consequential, you don't have so much problem. If you are consequential,
Speaker 3: you do. So you have to look at that. But
Speaker 3: it's a shame, it's a sad it's a very sad factor.
Speaker 3: Loved anybody in office, not only in this country, in
Speaker 3: other countries too. But when you are a consequential. President,
Speaker 3: your life is in great danger.
Speaker 2: I knew that.
Speaker 1: Mister President, How would you characterize the current state of
Speaker 1: the talks with iron I guess.
Speaker 2: If that were a football field, what yard line would
Speaker 2: you be on? Well, I think we're doing very well.
Speaker 3: They are starting to give us the things that they
Speaker 3: have to give us, and if they do, that's great.
Speaker 3: And if they won't, then the man on my left
Speaker 3: is going to finish them off.
Speaker 2: Is there a time frame in your mind? What is
Speaker 2: there a time frame in your mind for I mean,
Speaker 2: it happens quickly.
Speaker 3: The problem is every time I mentioned in time frame,
Speaker 3: for instance, I see, you know, we've been doing this
Speaker 3: for a few months. Via Latnam lasted nineteen years, Korea
Speaker 3: lasted eight years, Afghanistan lasted many years. There were many
Speaker 3: many years, and we're into it for a few months.
Speaker 3: And I read about you people like you. What's taken
Speaker 3: so long?
Speaker 2: But we're in it.
Speaker 3: You know, we lost between two wars, two big wars,
Speaker 3: Venezuela and Iran. We lost thirteen souls, thirteen great people
Speaker 3: at the Paris people and it's a terrible thing, but
Speaker 3: thirteen if you look at the war casualties and the
Speaker 3: deaths and wars or Vietnamino that they lost hundreds of
Speaker 3: thousands of people, and numerous of these wars. We're very
Speaker 3: cognizant that we want to lose very few, we want
Speaker 3: very few to be injured. Were very we're very careful.
Speaker 3: But war's war. War's dangerous. But we've lost thirteen. So
Speaker 3: the Democrats took an end putting into thirteen people that
Speaker 3: were lost, and when you look at hundreds of thousands
Speaker 3: of people that were lost in the Middle East, Iraq,
Speaker 3: all the different wars we were in, we have done
Speaker 3: an amazing job. With that being said, I hate to
Speaker 3: lose thirteen, I hate to lose one. But we've been
Speaker 3: very we've been very we've been very capable. When you
Speaker 3: think of it. We took over Venezuela and one day
Speaker 3: we have done a similar job.
Speaker 2: But we said we'll give them a little chance.
Speaker 3: At the request of somebody that we greatly respect from Pakistan,
Speaker 3: the Field Marshall and the Prime Minister.
Speaker 2: They've been great.
Speaker 3: They asked us would we pause the war for a
Speaker 3: little while because they'd like to think it. So we
Speaker 3: will do that, but we had them be they you know,
Speaker 3: no no better now we could.
Speaker 2: We could close that out very quickly.
Speaker 3: If we can do it in a different way that
Speaker 3: it'd be good if we get everything we we want.
Speaker 3: But we could close that out very very quickly, and
Speaker 3: we may have to. I don't think so, but we
Speaker 3: may have to.
Speaker 2: About the World Cup.
Speaker 7: If I could in the US spent a lot of
Speaker 7: money getting the World Cup here and increasing the infrastructure,
Speaker 7: does the economic benefit out weigh the cost?
Speaker 3: The World Cup is great, the most successful they've ever had.
Speaker 3: Ticket wise, it's they've never had anything to sold so quickly.
Speaker 2: It's amazing because it's the United States. Don't benefits.
Speaker 3: I call it soccer, you know, It's just it's just
Speaker 3: easier to do because we have football and they have
Speaker 3: two football's right, they call it football. But I never
Speaker 3: most people never thought they'd see anything like that the
Speaker 3: World Cup. It's turned out to be the most successful
Speaker 3: World Cup from the standpoint of what's happening and then
Speaker 3: they've ever had.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and thank you.
Speaker 5: So much of growing archies with turing pot USA. I
Speaker 5: have one question for you and one question for Vice
Speaker 5: President Jamie Bancel on fraud. What's your message to the
Speaker 5: New Jersey leaders pushing back against Ice operations at Duane Home.
Speaker 3: About Ice, yes, or about Nice as I can the
Speaker 3: Nice facility. Hey, I'd love to change the name Cold.
Speaker 3: They do a great job and it's all paid for.
Speaker 3: Protesters you can see by the signs.
Speaker 2: The signs are all.
Speaker 3: Made by the same beautiful factory. It's a printing planner.
Speaker 3: In fact, I'm thinking about using it. They do such
Speaker 3: a nice shame. These aren't protesters. These people are fake.
Speaker 3: They're all paid for. And I will tell you Tom
Speaker 3: Holman and that whole group, and now Mark Wade is
Speaker 3: so incredible.
Speaker 2: Mark Wade, you want to just respond to that.
Speaker 3: We run the finest facilities anywhere in the world of
Speaker 3: their type.
Speaker 2: But we have some horrible killers. We have killers.
Speaker 3: We have guys that have murdered numerous people in there,
Speaker 3: and these are the people that are trying to protect.
Speaker 3: There's nobody that runs a facility like we do.
Speaker 5: Do you obsessed in an agreement with Iron that just
Speaker 5: calls for further.
Speaker 2: Talks on the uranium or no? The only option to
Speaker 2: the basics.
Speaker 3: No, I would for some of it, you know, because
Speaker 3: it's a memorandum of understanding for speed and one of
Speaker 3: the things that will happen is the straight will open
Speaker 3: immediately immediately, but it's got to be perfect.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna do that. I didn't do this to
Speaker 2: get a krummy agreement.
Speaker 3: The worst agreement ever signed was by Barack Hussein Obama.
Speaker 3: What a horrible agreement that it was a setback for
Speaker 3: this country, for the whole world. The Middle East would
Speaker 3: have blown itself up. No, and we'd like to have
Speaker 3: the countries. We were talking about it with Saudi Arabia,
Speaker 3: Ue Guitar and the others. We'd like to have them
Speaker 3: immediately join the n see Woodcoff is working on that
Speaker 3: with Jared and some others, but would like to have
Speaker 3: them join the Agram Records.
Speaker 2: It'll be historic if they do it, and we would
Speaker 2: I think they I think they owe that to us,
Speaker 2: to be honest. I think because that.
Speaker 3: Really would be a tremendous sign, and I think those
Speaker 3: countries owe it to us to get them to sign.
Speaker 2: We're definitely pushing it. I'm not sure. I'm not sure
Speaker 2: we should make the deal if they don'tside.
Speaker 3: You want to know the to if they don't sign
Speaker 3: to join the Abraham Recurse, I don't know that we
Speaker 3: you know, we have countries in there already UEE great
Speaker 3: great countries, both countries, and it turned out to be
Speaker 3: so good, so effective, and so we're you know, requesting
Speaker 3: strongly that they join.
Speaker 2: It'll be great.
Speaker 3: It'd be great for Saudi Arabia, it'd be great for
Speaker 3: Guitar and Kuwait.
Speaker 2: The whole group.
Speaker 6: So the Iran deal might be contingent on more countries joining.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't want to say that.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to give you know, what's contingent, what's not.
Speaker 3: I can say that we can make a good deal
Speaker 3: right now, but maybe not a great deal.
Speaker 2: And if it's not a.
Speaker 3: Great deal when I'm making it so because we can
Speaker 3: make a great deal with this guy right here, but
Speaker 3: it's you know, it's a lot nast here. Probably wouldn't
Speaker 3: go as quickly, we wouldn't be talking about as quickly,
Speaker 3: but it would be fool proof. But I think we're
Speaker 3: doing very well. See but I think we're doing pretty
Speaker 3: well in terms of the negotiation.
Speaker 2: But we'll see if it's not going to be a
Speaker 2: real deal.
Speaker 3: Because Obama had that horrible JCPOA whatever it was, it
Speaker 3: was the worst deal. It was a path for a
Speaker 3: run to have a nuclear weapon very quickly. Years ago,
Speaker 3: they would have had a nuclear weapon. We might not
Speaker 3: be here talking about it right now. They would have
Speaker 3: had a nuclear weapon. And frankly, Obama picked the wrong country.
Speaker 3: He should have picked another country. I won't tell you
Speaker 3: what it was, but he picked the wrong country when
Speaker 3: he picked Iran. But we have things understood now with Irun.
Speaker 3: It's been nasty, they've lost their leaders. It was and
Speaker 3: it really is regime change. You know, we didn't set
Speaker 3: out for regime change, but by the fact that we're
Speaker 3: dealing with a totally different group of people than we
Speaker 3: were at the beginning, and frankly, I find them to
Speaker 3: be much more reasonable. I actually find them to be smarter,
Speaker 3: but I find them to be much more reasonable. This
Speaker 3: is regime change. One regime is gone, another regime is gone.
Speaker 3: We're dealing with the third pieces of it because some
Speaker 3: of them are gone too. And I find them I think,
Speaker 3: how can you have a stronger.
Speaker 2: Regime change than that?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: That was a president taking questions from the legacy media
Speaker 1: mob during the cabinet meeting from earlier today.
Speaker 8: Entertaining Americans coast and ghosts. Sean Hannity is on right.
Speaker 1: Now no, all right, that's gonna wrap things up for today.
Speaker 1: Hannity Tonight, nine Eastern on the Fox News Channel. Ken
Speaker 1: Paxton on his big win in Texas over incumbent John Cornyn.
Speaker 1: We'll look at the latest poll numbers with Matt Towery,
Speaker 1: Charlie Hurt, also Stephen Miller.
Speaker 2: Tonight.
Speaker 1: Lindsey Graham thinks there's a possibility that all of these
Speaker 1: Arab countries will join in the Abraham Accords, that this
Speaker 1: is unprecedented. John Solomon, who he just spoke to, along
Speaker 1: with Greg Jarrett, We'll see you tonight back here tomorrow.
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