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Speaker 2: Donald Trump is first hundred hours, forget his first hundred
Speaker 2: days has been moving at the speed of light. It
Speaker 2: was an honor and a privilege to be back in
Speaker 2: the Oval Office with him for his very first interview.
Speaker 2: You can see he's on the move today. He's been
Speaker 2: in North Carolina, headed to California, then headed to Nevada.
Speaker 2: And the president's doing what he does. This is an
Speaker 2: interview Joe Biden could never do. It went across two
Speaker 2: nights on Hannity on the Fox News Channel. So many
Speaker 2: people complimented it, so many people watched it, and I'm
Speaker 2: very grateful, But I think it is worth airing here
Speaker 2: on radio in case you missed part of it, or
Speaker 2: just hearing it again and you can hear the depth
Speaker 2: and detail of what he's talking about.
Speaker 3: Let's talk about the moment.
Speaker 1: Walked back in this office, this desk, this room.
Speaker 3: Your carpet. How do you feel well?
Speaker 4: It was a lot of work and as you know,
Speaker 4: I felt that we shouldn't have had it necessarily be here,
Speaker 4: could have been done a lot of work could it
Speaker 4: would have been over.
Speaker 3: We wouldn't have.
Speaker 4: Inflation, we wouldn't have had the Afghanistan disaster, wouldn't have
Speaker 4: October seventh with Israel or so many people were killed,
Speaker 4: and you wouldn't have a Ukraine war going on. But
Speaker 4: with all that being said, I think it's bigger. It's
Speaker 4: bigger than if it were more traditional.
Speaker 1: Only the second time in history. Yeah, somebody didn't have
Speaker 1: consecutive terms.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well they say it's historically bigger. I don't know
Speaker 4: about that, but I can say it shows a couple
Speaker 4: of things.
Speaker 3: It showed us that the.
Speaker 4: Radical left their philosophies and policies.
Speaker 3: They are horrible. They don't work.
Speaker 4: You look at crime, you look at what's gone on
Speaker 4: the border. You look at what's going to happen, the crime,
Speaker 4: I mean, the crime that's going to happen. But I
Speaker 4: think we got there just in the nick of time.
Speaker 4: But we still have you covered better than anybody. We
Speaker 4: have terrorists in our country by the thousands. We have
Speaker 4: murderers in our country by the tens of thousands.
Speaker 3: We have numbers that came out.
Speaker 4: Eleven thousand people that murdered are now free and walking
Speaker 4: around in our country. And of them, I think forty
Speaker 4: eight percent they say killed more than one person, and
Speaker 4: they're walking around.
Speaker 3: They came out of jails from other countries, and you.
Speaker 5: Know people they've emptied their jails.
Speaker 4: I would if I were the president or a prime
Speaker 4: minister or something of another country, I'd empty my jails
Speaker 4: right into America, into the United States.
Speaker 3: Why not?
Speaker 4: And many of them did it. If you look at Venezuela,
Speaker 4: their crime rate is down now seventy eight percent because
Speaker 4: they took their street gangs and they moved them into
Speaker 4: the United States.
Speaker 3: And you're seeing that in Colorado and.
Speaker 4: Los Angeles and other places.
Speaker 3: And we're going to take care of it.
Speaker 1: Before we get into there's so much substance that you
Speaker 1: are inheriting a lot of problems, a lot of things
Speaker 1: that actually scare me.
Speaker 3: And I want to get to all that. But I
Speaker 3: want to and I will get to all of that.
Speaker 6: They're all solvable problems, I agree, They're all solvable. Not
Speaker 6: easy with time, effort, money, unfortunately, but they're all solvable.
Speaker 3: Problem.
Speaker 4: We can get our country back. But if we didn't
Speaker 4: win this race. I really believe our country would have
Speaker 4: been lost forever.
Speaker 1: Were there moments, I mean when you think of what
Speaker 1: they threw at you, and I know you signed this
Speaker 1: declaration about no more weaponization, and we know that the
Speaker 1: preempted partners came up on Joe's way out. But you
Speaker 1: were facing a civil trial, a criminal trial, conviction, sentencing,
Speaker 1: Jack Smith, DC, Florida, Fannie Wallis.
Speaker 3: I mean you you.
Speaker 1: Fought through all of that to get back right here
Speaker 1: in this office. What people don't know is over there's
Speaker 1: a little red button you push.
Speaker 3: You scare people.
Speaker 1: People think it's the nuclear button, but it's really, you know,
Speaker 1: something else. It's so user for a different purpose. But
Speaker 1: the question I have was, at any point, did you
Speaker 1: doubt you would be back here?
Speaker 4: So it's a great question. It's something I don't think about.
Speaker 4: I never really thought about it. I don't think about
Speaker 4: you will i'd be back. I just do it. I
Speaker 4: get it done. I get things done. I'm good at
Speaker 4: getting things done, and I set my mind to it.
Speaker 4: As you know, we had a great election in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 4: I had a much better election in twenty twenty. And
Speaker 4: if I didn't have that election. I wouldn't have run
Speaker 4: if I thought that I didn't get the number of votes.
Speaker 3: And it was.
Speaker 4: Reported that I got almost seventy five million votes, and
Speaker 4: that was their numbers. That wasn't the numbers, that was
Speaker 4: their numbers. That was more than anybody has he's gotten
Speaker 4: in history, any sitting president had ever gotten and you lost.
Speaker 4: Had I got gotten like fifty million or forty million
Speaker 4: or sixty million, I would never have run. But that
Speaker 4: was like a poll. But I had a different attitude.
Speaker 4: Too big to rig.
Speaker 1: Pole came out just in the last twenty four hours
Speaker 1: by insider advantage. That's Matt Towery. He nailed twenty sixteen
Speaker 1: and twenty twenty four great pollsters, you know, and he
Speaker 1: gave you a fifty six percent of pro writing. He
Speaker 1: also said up Congress, and I had a town hall
Speaker 1: with members of Congress last night that that seventy percent
Speaker 1: of respondents want Congress to unite behind your agenda.
Speaker 3: I watched that show.
Speaker 4: It was a great show, and you had some great
Speaker 4: people in the background. I know every one of them,
Speaker 4: and they're really patriots. I just saw the love, you know,
Speaker 4: as the speaker who's doing a terrific job the speaker
Speaker 4: is answering questions, and I saw the acknowledgment and the
Speaker 4: love they had, And those are tough people behind him.
Speaker 4: You know, these are not easy people.
Speaker 3: There are others that are tougher.
Speaker 4: I said, well, I don't know that this is a
Speaker 4: tough group. If they want to be, they're not nobody
Speaker 4: much tougher. But they're very unified. I think they're going
Speaker 4: to do.
Speaker 1: A great yet, but they have a small majority. You're
Speaker 1: going to need to do some of these things legislatively.
Speaker 1: You will probably play the largest role and uniting them
Speaker 1: both in the.
Speaker 3: House and Senate reconciliation.
Speaker 1: The Senate a very strict rules governing how they can
Speaker 1: do it.
Speaker 3: One big beautiful bill, two bills? Do you care? At
Speaker 3: this point? I don't care, as long as we get
Speaker 3: to the final answer.
Speaker 5: I like the concept of the one bill.
Speaker 4: I guess I said, one big, beautiful and that's what
Speaker 4: everyone faces. Actually, it's sort of a nice sound to it.
Speaker 4: But I do like that concept. It could be something else.
Speaker 4: It could be a.
Speaker 3: Smaller bill and a big bill.
Speaker 4: But as long as we get to the right answer now,
Speaker 4: I will say that Los Angeles has changed everything because
Speaker 4: a lot of money's going to be necessary for Los Angeles,
Speaker 4: and a lot of people on the other side want
Speaker 4: that to happen in North Carolina to well, they don't
Speaker 4: care about North Carolina. The Democrats don't care about North Carolina.
Speaker 4: What they've done with FEMA is so bad. FEMA is
Speaker 4: a whole nother discussion because all it does is complicate everything.
Speaker 4: FEMA has not done their job for the last four years.
Speaker 3: You know, I had FEMA working really well.
Speaker 4: We had hurricanes in Florida, we had Alabama tornadoes. But
Speaker 4: unless you have certain types of leadership, it's really it
Speaker 4: gets in the way. And FEMA is going to be
Speaker 4: a whole big discussion very shortly because I'd rather see
Speaker 4: the states take care of their own problems if they
Speaker 4: have a tornado someplace, and if they let that state.
Speaker 5: Oklahoma is very competent. I love Oklahoma.
Speaker 4: Seventy seven out of seventy seven districts and that's never
Speaker 4: been done before. I did it three times. I've been
Speaker 4: think of it three times.
Speaker 3: Never have been done.
Speaker 4: Ronald Reagan had the record six fifty six out of
Speaker 4: seventy seven. I got seventy seven out of seventy seven.
Speaker 3: Say, I have to love a place like that. I
Speaker 3: love Oklahoma.
Speaker 4: But you know what, if they get hit with the
Speaker 4: tornado or something, let Oklahoma fix it. You don't need
Speaker 4: and then the federal government can help them out.
Speaker 5: With the money.
Speaker 4: The FEMA is getting in the way of everything, and
Speaker 4: the Democrats actually use FEMA not.
Speaker 3: To help North Carolina. It makes no sense.
Speaker 5: So I'm stopping on Friday.
Speaker 4: I'm stopping in North Carolina first stop because those people
Speaker 4: were treated very badly by Democrats, and.
Speaker 3: I'm stopping there.
Speaker 4: We're going to get that thing straight out because they're
Speaker 4: still suffering from hurricane from months ago.
Speaker 3: And then I'm going to Then I'm going to go
Speaker 3: to California. Go. Do you meet with Gavin? I don't know.
Speaker 4: I haven't even thought about it. Look, Gavin's got one
Speaker 4: thing he can do. He can release the water that
Speaker 4: comes from the There is massive amounts of water, rain
Speaker 4: water and mountain water that comes through with the snow
Speaker 4: comes down as it melts. There's so much water they're
Speaker 4: releasing it into the Pacific Ocean.
Speaker 5: And I told him for it's a political thing for
Speaker 5: the Democrats.
Speaker 3: I told you the tape.
Speaker 1: You set it to him in front of him in
Speaker 1: twenty eighteen.
Speaker 4: I set it to him in front of the media
Speaker 4: and everything else, and nobody talks about it.
Speaker 3: The media never picks it up. You put it out.
Speaker 4: I was so happy to see that tape because some
Speaker 4: people said, is that possible.
Speaker 5: They have water coming down.
Speaker 4: From the Pacific Northwest talking about of water, so much
Speaker 4: water that they'd have to let some of it go
Speaker 4: at some point. They don't need reservoirs. They don't need
Speaker 4: any of they're spending all this money on these reservoirs.
Speaker 4: If and they're fake reservoirs, you know they're But.
Speaker 3: The unsoirs were empty.
Speaker 1: The hydrants didn't work, and they're not practicing the science
Speaker 1: of forestry, which is.
Speaker 4: Sprieklands didn't work in the homes because they had no water.
Speaker 4: To think of it, we have sprinklers, think of it
Speaker 4: with they didn't have any water. If I hydrants live
Speaker 4: in hard to believe in the place. That's place it says.
Speaker 3: We had a conversation and the question.
Speaker 7: You asked me, maybe in the end it will be
Speaker 7: better that if I came back in four years and
Speaker 7: we talked about history.
Speaker 1: After World War Two, Winston Churchill was thrown out, but
Speaker 1: they brought him back over Cleveland. He is the only
Speaker 1: other American president that did not serve consecutive terms.
Speaker 3: My answer to.
Speaker 1: You was, I thought it would be bigger if you
Speaker 1: came back.
Speaker 3: It's turning out to be bigger.
Speaker 4: And I think one thing is happening is people are
Speaker 4: learning that they can't govern and that their policies are terrible.
Speaker 4: I mean, they don't want to see a woman get
Speaker 4: pummeled by a man in a boxing ring. No, they
Speaker 4: don't want to see men in women's sports.
Speaker 3: And other ways.
Speaker 4: They don't want to see him, and they don't want
Speaker 4: to have transgender for everyone.
Speaker 3: But let me go to the border. We do breaking
Speaker 3: news today.
Speaker 1: I ran into Tom Holman as I was walking in
Speaker 1: today and so far three hundred and eight total arrests,
Speaker 1: two hundred ninety six detained detainees, and the first deployment
Speaker 1: of military assets to the US border. The deployment includes
Speaker 1: active duty troops in the National Guard. And here's my
Speaker 1: biggest fear and concern, beyond the Iranian assassination squads, is we.
Speaker 3: Now know fourteen million.
Speaker 1: We don't know how many godaways, we don't know the
Speaker 1: total number, but we have known terrorists in our country.
Speaker 1: We have known murderers, rapists, we have violent criminals, cartel
Speaker 1: members and gang members. Now, I would imagine if you
Speaker 1: came from Iran and Syria and Egypt, in Afghanistan and
Speaker 1: Russia and China and Venezuela, you didn't come here because
Speaker 1: you want a better life for your children. I would
Speaker 1: imagine those known terrorists are planning an attack on our homeland.
Speaker 3: At a moment's notice.
Speaker 1: You're going to be in this desk, maybe sitting at
Speaker 1: this desk, or maybe up in the residence, and they're
Speaker 1: going to call you down in the situation room because
Speaker 1: our homeland is under attack. I would like to be wrong,
Speaker 1: but when you have known terrorists, you have to believe
Speaker 1: that they're going to they are going to attack all life.
Speaker 1: That would change the trajectory, that moment of your entire presidency.
Speaker 1: That has to weigh on you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it could be.
Speaker 4: And I know I've watched you for a lot of years,
Speaker 4: and you actually make one statement before you say that,
Speaker 4: you say one hundred percent certain I do.
Speaker 3: That's a pretty big statement. And then I say, I
Speaker 3: pray to God I'm wrong.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I hope you're wrong too. And I won't comment
Speaker 4: but I tend to agree with you.
Speaker 3: It depends.
Speaker 4: We'll see what happens. Look, we have a lot of
Speaker 4: great people right now, a lot.
Speaker 5: Of great, great people on this situation.
Speaker 3: This was a.
Speaker 4: Gross miscarriage of common sense to allow people to come
Speaker 4: in and I've done this twenty one million people and
Speaker 4: a large percentage of them are criminals.
Speaker 3: All over the world. This is not just South America.
Speaker 4: This isn't you know. We talked Venezuela. That's a big abuser.
Speaker 4: But these are countries from these are ands to Congo,
Speaker 4: the countries that you don't even think of. The Congo
Speaker 4: has emptied their prisons out into the United States. We're
Speaker 4: not thinking about the Congo. We're thinking about South America.
Speaker 4: It's much more than South America. But prisons from all
Speaker 4: over the world have been emptied out into our country
Speaker 4: by Biden allowing it to happen.
Speaker 5: I don't even know if he knew what the hell
Speaker 5: was going on. But who would want this?
Speaker 4: I always say to people, you know, you always like
Speaker 4: to understand, like in a business that you want to
Speaker 4: understand the other side, what do they want something you know,
Speaker 4: et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 3: You figure it out. And there's usually an answer almost
Speaker 3: so was I don't.
Speaker 4: Understand why does somebody want open borders where they say
Speaker 4: the vote okay, but I did well with Hispanic vote.
Speaker 4: If you're looking at Hispanic they say they do it
Speaker 4: because they want to think they're going.
Speaker 3: To stay in power. It's going to keep better for Democrats.
Speaker 3: I don't really believe that.
Speaker 4: Here's the thing I asked, why would somebody say that
Speaker 4: open borders are good where jails and mental institutions from
Speaker 4: other countries and gang members right off the streets of
Speaker 4: the toughest cities in the world are being brought to
Speaker 4: the United States of America and emptied out into our country.
Speaker 4: Why would anybody that even likes You don't have to
Speaker 4: love our country, you have to like it. Why would
Speaker 4: anybody that likes our country? The Democrats allow that to happen,
Speaker 4: And even now I watch them on television, they're trying
Speaker 4: to justify it. You can't justify it. The only reason
Speaker 4: it can be is two reasons. You're stupid. And I
Speaker 4: don't think they're stupid. I think anybody that cheats that
Speaker 4: much in that well is not stupid. You're either stupid
Speaker 4: or you hate the country. Those are the only two reasons.
Speaker 2: All right, quick break, we'll come back more on the
Speaker 2: other side, My Oval Office interview with Donald Trump, and
Speaker 2: we'll have part two of that on the other side
Speaker 2: of the News at the bottom of the half hour,
Speaker 2: and much much more. We'll tell you about Hannity tonight.
Speaker 2: Mel Gibson, by the way, we'll be a guest nine
Speaker 2: Eastern Hannity, Fox News. We'll continue. All right, here's more
Speaker 2: my Oval Office interview with President Donald Trump, just on
Speaker 2: day three of his presidency second term.
Speaker 3: Let me ask about the economy.
Speaker 1: Okay, so well, the tax cuts be permanent, no tax
Speaker 1: on tips, no tax on Social Security, no tax on overtime.
Speaker 1: And explain when you talk about all of this money
Speaker 1: under our feet, you know, and the golden era of
Speaker 1: America and energy, you know, Drill, baby, drill, how do
Speaker 1: you get these companies to invest billions and how quickly
Speaker 1: are they going to extract this energy and maybe supply
Speaker 1: Western Europe? Because I agree with you, it's money that
Speaker 1: will save this country.
Speaker 4: We are more oil and gas than any other country
Speaker 4: and we're going to have more. And with n war,
Speaker 4: you know, which he ended, and war's the biggest n
Speaker 4: war could be the inth Alaska could be as big
Speaker 4: or bigger than Saudi Arabia. We have more than any
Speaker 4: other country. It's a great thing. It's a great asset
Speaker 4: because China doesn't have that. I mean, China does not
Speaker 4: have that. They have to go out the old fashion
Speaker 4: way and buy it. We have more than anybody. We're
Speaker 4: going to become a wealthy country again, and energy is
Speaker 4: going to lead the way. But there'll be other things also, tariffs,
Speaker 4: because tariffs, you know, we were our wealthiest in the
Speaker 4: eighteen nineties. Okay, And by the way, we're going to
Speaker 4: rename Mount McKinley into Mount McKinley because he was a
Speaker 4: great president from Ohio.
Speaker 5: Came he was a senator from Ohio.
Speaker 4: He was a very successful businessman who believes strongly in tariffs.
Speaker 4: He ran for the Senate, he one, he ran for
Speaker 4: the presidency, he won. He was ultimately assassinated in his
Speaker 4: second term, but he made the country very rich.
Speaker 3: And Teddy Roosevelt.
Speaker 4: Then came along, and I'm not knocking Teddy Roosevelt, but
Speaker 4: he spent the money that was made during the McKinley
Speaker 4: years and he did a lot of great things.
Speaker 3: Like building the Panama Canal.
Speaker 4: The most expensive thing, relatively, the most expensive thing we've.
Speaker 3: Ever built is the Panama Canal. And you're serious.
Speaker 4: And unfortunately Jimmy Carter gave it away for one dollar.
Speaker 4: Oh no, we're gonna have to take it back. China
Speaker 4: is running the Panama can now right now. That wasn't
Speaker 4: the deal and that you should have never been given
Speaker 4: well that the deal was not that China is going
Speaker 4: to run the Panama can Now.
Speaker 1: If we became energy dominant and we provided all of
Speaker 1: Western Europe with our energy, wouldn't that helped bankrupt putin
Speaker 1: number one? He wouldn't be able to fund his wars
Speaker 1: and number two wouldn't And I think that would make
Speaker 1: the world a safer place.
Speaker 3: And the amount of money we're.
Speaker 1: Talking about, would America have become the single most energy
Speaker 1: wealthy country in the world.
Speaker 3: Would that mean for paying down our debt? Safe?
Speaker 4: We will supply the whole world with energy. That's what
Speaker 4: we have for hundreds of years. We could supply the
Speaker 4: whole with at this moment the best energy because natural
Speaker 4: gas is clean and it's powerful. You need power, and
Speaker 4: it's consistent, not like wind. The wind blows and then
Speaker 4: a doesen't blow and the things goes to fortune that
Speaker 4: made in China.
Speaker 3: They killed the.
Speaker 4: Birds and they're horrible. We don't want windmills in this country.
Speaker 4: I'm going to put it. We're putting an order and
Speaker 4: I've already sort of done it. We don't want windmills.
Speaker 4: If you have a house and you're in vision of
Speaker 4: a windmill, your house is worth half. It's a disaster.
Speaker 4: And nobody wants them. And they're the most expensive energy
Speaker 4: of any kind of energy.
Speaker 3: You know what else?
Speaker 4: People don't like those massive solar fields built over land
Speaker 4: that cover ten.
Speaker 3: Miles by ten miles. I mean, they're ridiculous, the whole thing.
Speaker 4: Every and by the way, you know where the panels
Speaker 4: come from. One hundred percent of the panels they made.
Speaker 3: In China, made in China.
Speaker 1: You got a call with President She. We have three
Speaker 1: top geopolitical foes. We have Russia, China and Iran. I
Speaker 1: want to ask you about all three. You put out
Speaker 1: a statement on Putin today. We'll get to that, but
Speaker 1: let's start. You had a conversation with President She. We
Speaker 1: have problems with them. They have territorial ambitions with Taiwan,
Speaker 1: intellectual property, theft they're unfair trade practices.
Speaker 4: Had that conversation go, It went fine. It was a good,
Speaker 4: friendly conversation. I had a great relationship with him prior
Speaker 4: to COVID. I had a very good relationship with him.
Speaker 4: I thought it was a very good conversation. We've had
Speaker 4: other communication before that. They are a very ambitious country.
Speaker 4: He's a very ambitious man. He's a man that was
Speaker 4: you know, I don't want to be naive and save
Speaker 4: my friend, but he was like my friend. We had
Speaker 4: a very good relationship. I had a very good relationship
Speaker 4: with Putin also, I have I would say Iran is
Speaker 4: a different story. I would be honest with you, Randize
Speaker 4: a whole different thing.
Speaker 3: That's a religious deal. That is very dangerous. That's a
Speaker 3: very very dangerous. It's a very dangerous situation. That could
Speaker 3: be a big problem.
Speaker 5: You know with Kim Jong lun, you know you can
Speaker 5: make a deal with she.
Speaker 1: Do you think that you can prevent she from his
Speaker 1: territorial desire to take Taiwan? Can you make a deal
Speaker 1: with him on making warfare trade practices? Because I know
Speaker 1: you when you say no.
Speaker 4: I could do that because we have something that they want.
Speaker 4: We have with a pot of gold. Don't forget we paid.
Speaker 4: You know, I lost to China last year one trillion
Speaker 4: dollars one trillion because of their stupidity with their trade policies.
Speaker 3: Now I put tariffs on China. We took in.
Speaker 4: Hundreds of billions of dollars and Biden was unable to
Speaker 4: end them because there was so much money. You couldn't
Speaker 4: do it in terms of the budget. He wanted to
Speaker 4: end him. He did everything he could to end him.
Speaker 4: He couldn't get it done. But we have one very
Speaker 4: big power over China, and that's tariffs. And they don't
Speaker 4: want them, and I'd rather not have to use it.
Speaker 4: But it's a tremendous power over China. China gets a
Speaker 4: lot of its money from the United States. They use
Speaker 4: that money to build the military. Isn't it crazy?
Speaker 3: We have a lot of.
Speaker 1: Ts and Russia's hypersonic we don't, oh you raised.
Speaker 4: During Obama's administration they sold the design for the Russia
Speaker 4: stole the design. They got it from US. US some
Speaker 4: bad person gave them design. It was our giant.
Speaker 5: Now I authorized the building.
Speaker 4: Of hypersonic and we're doing super hypersonic actually, which is
Speaker 4: even a step better and we'll have them starting fairly shortly.
Speaker 4: But Russia got them and they built them, whereas they
Speaker 4: stole them during the Obama administration. Obama, not Biden, not
Speaker 4: anyone else. They probably sole plenty from Biden. We'll hear
Speaker 4: about that too. But they sold the hypersonic stuff and
Speaker 4: they made hypersonic vessels.
Speaker 1: Well, we have the resources for the next generation of warfare.
Speaker 1: I don't believe we're going to fight future wars on battlefields.
Speaker 1: They're going to be fought and air conditioning much different.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't know. I heard you say that last night.
Speaker 3: They're going to be taught.
Speaker 4: In a lot of different ways, including offices. But you know,
Speaker 4: very big things are becoming drones now. Drones are becoming.
Speaker 3: More important than the button.
Speaker 4: I said the other day to somebody with great knowledge
Speaker 4: who actually will bringing into the administration. I was saying
Speaker 4: a certain type of fighters yet that I really like.
Speaker 4: He said, well, it's good if you don't like the
Speaker 4: pilot that flies it, because the chances of him coming
Speaker 4: back are very small.
Speaker 3: All right, let's go. You said. In other ways, the
Speaker 3: technology is changing and we have to be in the
Speaker 3: front of it. We have to be And you said
Speaker 3: that about Ai, which I believe is brilliant.
Speaker 1: You put out a truth on Vladimir Putin today. You
Speaker 1: seem to have had a and relateationship with him.
Speaker 3: That and you've talked about ending.
Speaker 1: This war in Europe and you've got to end it quickly?
Speaker 3: How quickly can it end? Should end immediately?
Speaker 5: Should have never started, that would never have started our work.
Speaker 3: I used to talk to Putin about it.
Speaker 4: Ukraine was the apple of his eye, but there was
Speaker 4: no chance that he would ever do it, and he
Speaker 4: didn't do it for four years.
Speaker 3: He didn't him.
Speaker 4: I don't want to say it, but I will tell
Speaker 4: you it's got to end. And if you look at
Speaker 4: the I'm just talking from a human life. I don't
Speaker 4: care Russia Ukraine. These are human beings that are just
Speaker 4: being slaughtered on this battlefield by the minions. They've already
Speaker 4: died in cities. The cities are like demolition sites. There
Speaker 4: many people died. One thing with the Ukraine War, you're
Speaker 4: going to find many more people died than think. This
Speaker 4: is a war that should have never started. Biden did
Speaker 4: a horrible, horrible job in allowing that war to start.
Speaker 4: Should have never started. It had never started. It wasn't
Speaker 4: even tough from that standpoint.
Speaker 3: One thing. So he allowed energy to go up, way up.
Speaker 4: If he brought it down, the world wouldn't have started
Speaker 4: because putno Wo wouldn't have had that money.
Speaker 3: Puttin makes all his money.
Speaker 4: And energy, and Biden let it go to a record,
Speaker 4: and Putting had so much money he was able to
Speaker 4: do it. But that's only one thing. That wasn't even
Speaker 4: the biggest reason. What was said at the time was
Speaker 4: so bad. I said, he's going to drive that guy
Speaker 4: into doing.
Speaker 3: This Monday recursion.
Speaker 4: He said, he used the word minor incursion. That was all,
Speaker 4: but he said things worse than that. And Putting shouldn't
Speaker 4: have done it too. I mean, I'm not blaming only
Speaker 4: when Putin shouldn't have done it. He shouldn't have done it,
Speaker 4: and it has to stop. You know, they've lost about
Speaker 4: eight hundred and fifty thousand Russian soldiers and seven hundred
Speaker 4: thousand Ukrainian soldiers.
Speaker 3: And the Ukraine has been devastated. You never will it be.
Speaker 1: A negotiated settlement and will you lead the negotiation?
Speaker 3: Well, I hope so.
Speaker 5: And I put out of truth today that really strong
Speaker 5: and I mean it. And if they don't do that.
Speaker 4: I'm going to put massive tariff do what if they
Speaker 4: don't settle this war soon? Like almost to me, I'm
Speaker 4: gonna put massive tariffs in Russia and massive taxes and
Speaker 4: also big sanctions.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: And I don't want to do that, you know, I
Speaker 4: love the Russian people, They're great people.
Speaker 3: I don't want to do that. But we've got to
Speaker 3: get this war ended.
Speaker 4: And if they don't make a settlement like fast and Zelenski,
Speaker 4: I will say this, he wants to settle now, he's
Speaker 4: had enough. He shouldn't have allowed this to happen either,
Speaker 4: you know, if he's no angel, he shouldn't have allowed
Speaker 4: this war to happen. First of all, he's fighting a
Speaker 4: much bigger entity. Okay, much bigger when he was, you know,
Speaker 4: talking so brave and so now two things happened. They
Speaker 4: were brave, but we gave them billions of dollars. The
Speaker 4: United States spent two hundred billion dollars more than Europe.
Speaker 3: Why did we spend more? You know why? Because Biden
Speaker 3: never asked Europe to spend more. They spend two.
Speaker 1: Hundred years Russia proxy.
Speaker 4: War because of look, Zelensky was fighting a much bigger entity.
Speaker 4: Much bigger, much more powerful. He shouldn't have done that,
Speaker 4: because we could have made a deal and it would
Speaker 4: have been a deal that would have been it would
Speaker 4: have been a nothing deal. I could have made that
Speaker 4: deal so easily, and Zelinsky decided that I want to fight.
Speaker 4: You know, they have thirty thousand army tanks. Russia has
Speaker 4: thirty thousand army tanks. Zelensky had none. Practically, you don't
Speaker 4: fight now. Then we started pouring equipment, pouring poor and pouring,
Speaker 4: and they had the bravery to use the equipment. But
Speaker 4: in the end that as the war has to be settled.
Speaker 4: So the field is interesting because it's very flat. It's
Speaker 4: great farmland, okay, very flat. There's no protection. The only
Speaker 4: thing that's stopping a bullet that gets shot they can
Speaker 4: go for miles is a human body.
Speaker 3: And they're being hit left and right, and.
Speaker 4: They're losing millions of people, young, beautiful people are dying
Speaker 4: on the battlefield, and.
Speaker 3: It's got to stop.
Speaker 1: Zelenski did say for the first time that he would
Speaker 1: be open to negotiating.
Speaker 5: He says that you may have said that a long
Speaker 5: time ago.
Speaker 3: You put a run in a different category. I keep
Speaker 3: reading and I talked to myself. They're religious zealots. It's different. Okay,
Speaker 3: I'll give you an example. Kim Jong on.
Speaker 4: When I came in, I met with Obama right there.
Speaker 4: We said and we talked. I said, what's the biggest
Speaker 4: threat North Korea?
Speaker 3: You guys were yucking it up in the church. Yeah,
Speaker 3: we were somebody. I'll tell you what we said someday,
Speaker 3: you'll tell we had. We had a nice time.
Speaker 4: But he said North Korea is the biggest thing. And
Speaker 4: I solved that problem and I got along with him.
Speaker 4: He's not a religious zealot. He happens to be a
Speaker 4: smart guy. Kim Jong un is a smart guy. You
Speaker 4: reach out to him again, I will. Yeah, me and
Speaker 4: I got a lot that's going to kill.
Speaker 3: Me, and I don't want to. I'm not about You're
Speaker 3: not Joe either.
Speaker 5: I'm not Joe.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 4: They had very strong rules Obama staff, two last questions,
Speaker 4: room speaking, and Joe they usually didn't let him start.
Speaker 3: Now that's the best part of the interview right there.
Speaker 2: All right, that's gonna wrap things up for today. During
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