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Speaker 2: In a minute, we're gonna go over.
Speaker 1: I think one of the most incredible speeches I've ever
Speaker 1: seen in my lifetime a US president. Give We're even
Speaker 1: going to play it maybe in the next hour, and
Speaker 1: then we'll talk about it in the hour after that,
Speaker 1: because it was that deep, that impactful, it was that profound.
Speaker 1: Has not been a president in our lifetime that I
Speaker 1: can think of as much as Reagan understood it, that
Speaker 1: understands the power, the might, the purpose of the United
Speaker 1: States and how it must be a force for good.
Speaker 1: The President held nothing back, you know, challenging everything, every
Speaker 1: institution for its its failure, their own way of thinking,
Speaker 1: from the United Nations itself, you know, straight on through,
Speaker 1: you know, calling out our friends, of our foes, our allies,
Speaker 1: you know, taking on the insanity of green energy, taking
Speaker 1: on the insanity of of economic policy, taking on the
Speaker 1: insanity of illegal immigration.
Speaker 2: Did he stopped nowhere?
Speaker 1: And especially you know, I planned on on maybe taking
Speaker 1: on the stupidity of Kamala Harris and these interviews she's doing.
Speaker 1: I mean, it is such a dramatic if you compare
Speaker 1: and contrast, this is so dramatically different. I mean, she
Speaker 1: goes right back to you know, MS D n C.
Speaker 1: Trump is a tyrant and a communist dictator. That that
Speaker 1: is exactly the closing argument she lost on. And she's
Speaker 1: stuck in the mud. And oh, now she's gonna tell
Speaker 1: us that Joe Biden. You know, I was reckless not
Speaker 1: to challenge Biden on running in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2: Oh you mean you knew, you knew he was a
Speaker 2: cognitive mess?
Speaker 1: What a shock, because I knew and we reported it
Speaker 1: in twenty nineteen. And I can't Pete pick Pete Booty
Speaker 1: judge who I really wanted to pick. Why because he
Speaker 1: happens to be a gay man. And I think so
Speaker 1: little of the American people that I think that the
Speaker 1: American people must be bigoted. And I'm you know, we
Speaker 1: were already asking that an African American woman who's I
Speaker 1: guess her husband is Jewish, and you know, it was
Speaker 1: just too much the identity politics game of the Democratic Party.
Speaker 1: And then then goes a step further, you know, endorsing
Speaker 1: Kami Marxist Mumdani for mayor of New York City, claims
Speaker 1: her election against Trump was the closest in the twenty
Speaker 1: first century. It was not Hunt, He's just wrong. We
Speaker 1: have news to begin the show today. Jurors have found
Speaker 1: Ryan Rawth. That's the guy that would be assassin of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump at Trumpeternational.
Speaker 2: I'll never forget that last year.
Speaker 1: I'd gone to breakfast that morning with Steve Whitkoff, who
Speaker 1: was playing golf with President Trump. He's begging me to go,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, I haven't picked up a stick in
Speaker 1: six or seven years. I since have, by the way,
Speaker 1: occasionally not much, but I did and I'm not as
Speaker 1: bad as I thought.
Speaker 2: Linda, you'd be proud of me.
Speaker 1: And then anyway, about an hour and a half after
Speaker 1: we had breakfast, he's out playing golf with the President
Speaker 1: and I get a call from him. I get a
Speaker 1: call from the President or I got in touch with him,
Speaker 1: talked to him many times. Then I was on TV
Speaker 1: for the next number of hours because they were giving
Speaker 1: me the details of all of this. And anyway, so
Speaker 1: let me explain what happened today is there is There
Speaker 1: is just nobody else like President Trump. There's nobody that's
Speaker 1: going to go to the United Nations and call them
Speaker 1: out the way that Donald Trump did and call out
Speaker 1: friend and foe the way Donald Trump did. I mean, first,
Speaker 1: he he said, the only thing I got from the
Speaker 1: UN is a broken teleprompter and a broken escalator. And
Speaker 1: then he just launches into every single solitary thing. He
Speaker 1: laid out what he has accomplished as president and how
Speaker 1: in his first term the guns of war have been
Speaker 1: shattered and he was able to forge peace in his
Speaker 1: first term. And you know, after four years of weakness, lawlessness,
Speaker 1: radicalism under Biden and Harris, you know our nation, you know,
Speaker 1: it literally delivered our nation into a repeated set of disasters.
Speaker 1: He called it all out, and it goes deeper, and
Speaker 1: it goes further, and he goes He just went there
Speaker 1: on every issue.
Speaker 2: There was no sacred cow.
Speaker 1: Talked about the state of our economy, the calamity as
Speaker 1: he called it, that we inherited from the previous administration.
Speaker 1: He talked about inflation. When we're learning by the way
Speaker 1: that the jobs numbers under Biden were absolutely manufactured. Is
Speaker 1: like we're learning that crime statistics are totally they're cooking
Speaker 1: the books all over the place. And he pointed out,
Speaker 1: with four years of Biden, we had less than a
Speaker 1: trillion dollars a new investment. We have spoken at length,
Speaker 1: it is incalculable. What the largest tax cuts in history.
Speaker 1: What's seventeen trillion dollars in committed investments in manufacturing? What
Speaker 1: he's been able to get in eight months? They only
Speaker 1: got a trillion in four years. I guess, you know,
Speaker 1: I guess Hunter was too busy doing his own personal
Speaker 1: business deals for the you know, for the family with
Speaker 1: Burisemuns see, et cetera. Seventeen trillion that means we're going
Speaker 1: to manufacture in this country's automobiles, semiconductor chips, necessary pharmaceuticals
Speaker 1: which we have outsourced for years, rare earth minerals, all
Speaker 1: of that. Seventeen trillion versus one trillion in four years,
Speaker 1: seventeen trillion in eight months. And so he did lay
Speaker 1: out the case. You know, he talked about America's open
Speaker 1: borders and how idiotic it is, and also talked about
Speaker 1: how entire countries are being transformed. He talked about, you know,
Speaker 1: about deporting criminal aliens that Joe and Kamala and majorcus
Speaker 1: unvetted that they allowed another country. He talked about Europe.
Speaker 1: He challenged Europe so hard in this speech at times
Speaker 1: it was like amazing, and they have no choice. But
Speaker 1: they better start listening because their identity, as he pointed out,
Speaker 1: is absolutely they have an identity crisis, the likes of
Speaker 1: which I don't even know if they're going to ever
Speaker 1: be able to recover from. Talked about NATO membership, mid
Speaker 1: NATO members that you know how idiotic NATO was for
Speaker 1: buying Russian oil fueling, you know, the the war machine
Speaker 1: of Vladimir Putin, something we had talked at length about
Speaker 1: how insane is that. That's when he gave Angela Merkele
Speaker 1: the white flag of surrender. But then now forcing NATO members,
Speaker 1: you know, to commit to increasing defense spending from two
Speaker 1: percent of their GDP to five percent of their GDP.
Speaker 1: President also very clearly said today and put out there that, yeah,
Speaker 1: if Vladimir Putin enters your airspace, shoot down their planes.
Speaker 1: After getting to fully know and understand the Ukraine Russian
Speaker 1: military economic situation, after seeing the economic trouble it's causing Russia,
Speaker 1: I think you Krane, with the support of the EU,
Speaker 1: is in a position to fight and win all of
Speaker 1: Ukraine back in its original form. What time, patients and
Speaker 1: financial support of Europe and in particular NATO the original
Speaker 1: borders from where the war started is very much an option.
Speaker 2: Why not.
Speaker 1: Russia's been fighting aimlessly for three and a half years
Speaker 1: and what really should have been you know, a real
Speaker 1: military power would take less than a week to win.
Speaker 1: This is not distinguishing Russia. In fact, it very much
Speaker 1: is making them look like a paper tiger. When the
Speaker 1: people are living in Moscow and all the great cities
Speaker 1: and towns and districts throughout Russia find out what's really
Speaker 1: going on with this war. The fact that it's almost
Speaker 1: impossible for them to get gasoline through the long lines
Speaker 1: that are being formed, and all the other things that
Speaker 1: are taking place in their war economy, where most of
Speaker 1: their money is being spent fighting Ukraine, which has great
Speaker 1: spirit and only getting better. The president he just it
Speaker 1: sounds very similar, and he mentioned this in his speech
Speaker 1: to what he did with Iran game in fifty one days. Nope,
Speaker 1: they didn't listen. Boom, that's it, and nuclear sites are gone.
Speaker 1: The world is a safer place. But anyway, the President
Speaker 1: you know, went into how he's trying to build relationships,
Speaker 1: how he believes in peace through strength but without forever wars.
Speaker 1: He talked about re establishing you know, trade and understanding
Speaker 1: the importance and the strength and the need of other
Speaker 1: countries to have access to our economy with historic trade
Speaker 1: deals with the UK, the EU, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, Indonesia, Philippines, Malaysia,
Speaker 1: many many others. And then the President said, you know,
Speaker 1: he rightly pointed out his role in helping to end
Speaker 1: war so far around the world and even in places
Speaker 1: where they've gone on for you know, thirty plus years, Cambodia, Thailand, Kosovo, Serbia, Congo, Rwanda, Pakistan,
Speaker 1: and India on the verge of you know, of rising conflicts,
Speaker 1: and he got involved and he used the strength of
Speaker 1: the US economy to put an end to that before
Speaker 1: it got started. Israel and Iran after twelve days. Who
Speaker 1: would have thought, And you know, then Armenia Azerbaijan another example.
Speaker 1: And then for me, I've never never loved the UN.
Speaker 1: I think they are a feckless, impotent, absolutely useless organization
Speaker 1: and we end up funding the vast majority of moneys
Speaker 1: for the United Nation. I'll go over that in a
Speaker 1: minute here. And I'm sick and tired of us paying
Speaker 1: one more penny. By the way, just to add one
Speaker 1: thing to what the President said to NATO nations, if
Speaker 1: Russian jets violate their airspace, shoot down those Russian jets.
Speaker 1: You think that NATO country should shoot down Russian aircraft
Speaker 1: or they enter their airspace?
Speaker 2: Yes, I do.
Speaker 1: I wonder how many other presidential candidates or presidents of
Speaker 1: the country would ever say that. And the President goes
Speaker 1: on and he makes the case for peace and then
Speaker 1: lays out the United Nations that they didn't help in
Speaker 1: any of these peace negotiations that he himself brokeered. He
Speaker 1: wouldn't think Donald Trump's the guy of peace. And then
Speaker 1: he addressed this idea that you know, yeah, a lot
Speaker 1: of people when you look at the Abraham Accords and
Speaker 1: all these different countries that I played a role in
Speaker 1: bringing peace to, he said people. And he's been nominated
Speaker 1: by multiple countries for the Nobel Peace Prize. He says
Speaker 1: he doesn't even want it. He said, the real prize
Speaker 1: is the sons and daughters who live to grow up
Speaker 1: with their mothers and fathers, because millions of people are
Speaker 1: no longer being killed in endless you know, forever wars,
Speaker 1: and we've saved millions of lives with the Seven Wars.
Speaker 1: And then he addressed the issue that he thought Russia
Speaker 1: putin Ukraine would be easier, and it's not.
Speaker 2: And now he's making the pivot. He's us like he
Speaker 2: made the pivot. And people said, oh, he's giving in
Speaker 2: his Putin's puppet. No, he's not.
Speaker 1: He understands their nuclear power. He understands the first option
Speaker 1: is the peaceful option. And then when you get to
Speaker 1: a point that that's not going to work, then you
Speaker 1: really have no choice. And he's signaling now that he's gonna,
Speaker 1: you know, take the handcuffs off and let NATO and
Speaker 1: Europe and with the help of the US, when he
Speaker 1: pointed out, we do have a big ocean between US
Speaker 1: and Europe and this is really their problem. You know,
Speaker 1: now take on Putin, who should have won this wharf.
Speaker 1: He was a great military power in seven days and
Speaker 1: and and that's the end of it. You know, he says,
Speaker 1: you know, what is the purpose of the United Nations?
Speaker 1: He said, he's always thought they it have potential Yeah,
Speaker 1: the UN has always had potential, but guess what, they
Speaker 1: don't get a damn thing done. And you look at
Speaker 1: you know, all the countries they put on their Human
Speaker 1: Rights Commission are the biggest violators in most cases of
Speaker 1: human rights on the face of this earth.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: But he's explaining what this, what the goal, what the
Speaker 1: doctrine is, you know, talks about how the UN is
Speaker 1: wasting a fortune, how he even had had guaranteed a
Speaker 1: five hundred million dollar renovation and they end up going
Speaker 1: over budget by five billion dollars, and and just what waste, fraud,
Speaker 1: and abuse.
Speaker 2: Takes place there.
Speaker 1: The United Nations has evolved into a useless institution. Frankly,
Speaker 1: I say give it to chi. Know could care less
Speaker 1: at this point, you know. But on the other hand,
Speaker 1: you know, the president is is just doing their job
Speaker 1: in their absence because they're not doing it. Had a
Speaker 1: lot more to weigh.
Speaker 2: In on this.
Speaker 1: We'll get to your calls today. Let me go back
Speaker 1: to the speech and then we're going to play it
Speaker 1: in the next hour. President Trump at the United Nations today,
Speaker 1: I think the best speech he's ever given. I would
Speaker 1: define this as a either the Trump doctrine or trump manifesto.
Speaker 1: He was as iconoclastic a president as I've ever seen.
Speaker 1: He's taken all he takes. He took on every bit
Speaker 1: of institutionalized establishment thinking that ever existed, including calling out
Speaker 1: the UN for being absolutely feckless and a complete waste
Speaker 1: of time and money. Uh in and that, and how
Speaker 1: they have failed. He believes in the promise of the UN.
Speaker 1: I'm not so sure. I'm not sure if it's possible.
Speaker 1: And there really is this battle between globalism and the
Speaker 1: global lists versus those that, for example, those of us
Speaker 1: that believe in America first. It doesn't mean that we
Speaker 1: don't want to be a part of the civilized world.
Speaker 1: It just means that we're putting our country first. President
Speaker 1: Trump has always understood that China and Russia and North
Speaker 1: Korea are top geopolitical foes, ran that they're always going
Speaker 1: to put their countries first. That's fine, And but yet
Speaker 1: he wants partnerships, and he's made all these trade deals
Speaker 1: that have finally stopped these countries from ripping us off
Speaker 1: the way they have. And he offered America's hand in
Speaker 1: friendship to any country in that Assembly today that will
Speaker 1: join him and us, because really it's only the United
Speaker 1: States that can do what he's doing. He's singing, totally
Speaker 1: knows the power, the might, the influence, the role, the
Speaker 1: importance of the power of the United States of America
Speaker 1: to be a force for good around the world. That's
Speaker 1: why you know he involved himself, or he involves himself
Speaker 1: in these conflicts. He does have better things to do. However,
Speaker 1: it's in everybody's best interest if the world is at peace.
Speaker 1: And that's why after you know, trying and trying as
Speaker 1: he did with Iran and then they had no intention
Speaker 1: of making a deal. Okay, they can't have nuclear weapons.
Speaker 1: They're the number one state sponsor of terror, and he
Speaker 1: spelled that out in his speech today. And similarly, he's
Speaker 1: now challenging Vladimir Putin and Russia. I mean, I'll get
Speaker 1: into that in a second. I mean, really calling Putin out,
Speaker 1: you know, as a paper tiger. And what a failed
Speaker 1: military effort on paper? Did any of you think, you know,
Speaker 1: when Joe Biden just stood idly by his Putin's amassing
Speaker 1: troops and weapons along the border with Ukraine, Well, first
Speaker 1: of all, did anyone doubt he was going in? You
Speaker 1: shouldn't have, especially after CRIMEA was annexed in twenty fourteen.
Speaker 1: But then also that you would think that Russia would
Speaker 1: have just you know, rolled over Ukraine wasn't even close
Speaker 1: and there is still you know, disputed territories, and you know,
Speaker 1: we'll and the president's now saying, well, maybe we have
Speaker 1: to rethink this. I've given Vladimir every opportunity I can
Speaker 1: and every chance that I can.
Speaker 2: To have peace.
Speaker 1: He's refusing. And now he's getting more arrogant by the day,
Speaker 1: and he's flying over NATO territory and it's going to stop.
Speaker 1: And he even gave permission to NATO nations to take
Speaker 1: these planes jet planes out of the sky because he's
Speaker 1: doing it on purpose.
Speaker 2: Anyway.
Speaker 1: So but he's also offering, conversely, the hand of American
Speaker 1: leadership friendship to any country in the Assembly. He offered
Speaker 1: that today and to to join with the US and
Speaker 1: forge a safer, more prosperous world. That was the vision,
Speaker 1: and it's a world that would be much happier and
Speaker 1: a future that's dramatically in our reach. And he said,
Speaker 1: you know, I made containing threats in his first term
Speaker 1: a top priority, and he's doing so in a second term.
Speaker 1: You know, he said, he said it's like the Trump doctrine.
Speaker 1: And I felt even conservatives, some of them had no
Speaker 1: don't understand the Trump doctrine. Yes, he believes in no
Speaker 1: forever wars with new you know, modern military technology. I
Speaker 1: argue future wars, and we're beginning to see the beginning.
Speaker 1: The beginnings of this are not going to be fought
Speaker 1: on battlefields. They will be fought in air conditioned offices.
Speaker 1: And the President knows. That's why we are rebuilding our military.
Speaker 1: That's why he's prioritizing the Golden Dome. That's why the
Speaker 1: President is modern modernizing our military. That's why he's making
Speaker 1: these investments. Joe Biden, you know, pretty much gave every
Speaker 1: spare part weapon we had to Ukraine. And now when
Speaker 1: we support Ukraine, they're paying for the weaponry. You know,
Speaker 1: NATO's buying it and they will pay for it. We
Speaker 1: can't afford to be a proxy in fighting Russia. And
Speaker 1: as he pointed out, there is a big ocean between
Speaker 1: all of us. When he was describing a Ran for example,
Speaker 1: he said his position was simple. Now, this is the
Speaker 1: same president that took out Solamani Bagdaddy and a ojociates
Speaker 1: dropped the mother of all bombs in Afghanistan and defeated
Speaker 1: the ISIS Caliphate in record time. And he did it
Speaker 1: without creating or starting a forever war. This is a
Speaker 1: guy that is now even negotiating to get back Bogram
Speaker 1: Air Base, which I think is fascinating from the Taliban.
Speaker 1: After Joe Biden left, you know, billions and billions of
Speaker 1: dollars in sophisticated military technology and equipment in that botched exit,
Speaker 1: embarrassing exit that resulted in the deaths of innocent Americans
Speaker 1: because of his stupidity and lack of planning and lack
Speaker 1: of understanding and anyway, and then the President went into
Speaker 1: great specificity and detail it.
Speaker 2: His position is simple, the.
Speaker 1: World's number one state sponsor terror cannot be allowed to
Speaker 1: possess nuclear weapons. He made or Ran a generous offer.
Speaker 1: He extended the pledge of full cooperation if they suspend
Speaker 1: the nuclear program.
Speaker 2: Didn't listen.
Speaker 1: Their answer was, you know, to constantly threaten their neighbors
Speaker 1: and foment terror in the region. And then he did
Speaker 1: Operation Midnight Hammer, and you know, we had seven American
Speaker 1: B two bombers dropped fourteen thirty thousand pound bunker buster
Speaker 1: bombs on Iran's Key nuclear facility. You know, people have
Speaker 1: been talking about getting rid of us for twenty twenty
Speaker 1: two years. He talked a lot, and at length about Gaza.
Speaker 1: He talked about and you know, it's somewhat disconcerting that
Speaker 1: I'm not sure when I hear, you know, in the
Speaker 1: halls of Congress, on college campuses around the world, the
Speaker 1: rise of anti Semitism. I'm not sure that there's no
Speaker 1: moral ambiguity here. I'm not sure what part of murder
Speaker 1: the equivalent based on Israel's population sized versus ours, that
Speaker 1: would be the equivalent of forty thousand Americans dead in
Speaker 1: a day, murder, rape, torture, kidnapping, beheading. And the fact
Speaker 1: you couple that with the hundreds of thousands of missiles
Speaker 1: that over the last number of decades have been fired
Speaker 1: from either Daza by Hamas in the south and Lebanon
Speaker 1: in the north, and the Huti rebels joining in, all
Speaker 1: funded by Iran. You know, what point does Israel get
Speaker 1: to say enough is enough and win its war? And
Speaker 1: the President was strongly condemned Hamas and how hamasas you
Speaker 1: know by the way in their charter he didn't mention
Speaker 1: this part. They have the destruyer. They call for the
Speaker 1: destruction of Israel. Amas elected by the Palestinian people. People
Speaker 1: seem to forget that. Amas repeatedly rejecting offers to make peace.
Speaker 1: You know, can we ever forget what happened on October seventh?
Speaker 1: He says we can't, And he says, you know, and
Speaker 1: then to continue the conflict. You know, you have these
Speaker 1: European nations naively, stupidly learning nothing from history, and then
Speaker 1: these pundits, dumb as door knobs. I wish they would
Speaker 1: take some of the trips I've taken to Israel and
Speaker 1: see the network of underground terror tunnels, and visit border
Speaker 1: cities Likestroat hit with ten thousand rockets in ten years,
Speaker 1: and go into the underground bunker playgrounds because kids can't
Speaker 1: play outside because it's only a thirteen minute window when
Speaker 1: a Gaza rocket is fired into this border town, and
Speaker 1: talk to the people there and the lives that they
Speaker 1: live every single day. You know, we still are awaiting
Speaker 1: the release of these hostages. The president called for all
Speaker 1: of these hostages to be released. And you know, he
Speaker 1: pointed out about Russia. Everyone thought that Russia could win
Speaker 1: this war in three days. Didn't work. Out that way.
Speaker 1: It was supposed to be just a quick little skirmish.
Speaker 1: It's not making Russia look good. Five to seven thousand
Speaker 1: people are dying every week. And then he said the
Speaker 1: war wouldn't have started if he was president, and he
Speaker 1: talked about China, India, and then the worst part of
Speaker 1: this the people that are funding Putin's war machine, including
Speaker 1: Western Europe themselves. That goes back to what I said
Speaker 1: earlier about Angela Merkle being handed a white flag by
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. What's this? The white flag is surrender. What
Speaker 1: do you mean, Well, you just did a multi multi
Speaker 1: billion dollar energy deal with Russia, and you're going to
Speaker 1: be dependent on Russian oil. You're going to make Russia rich.
Speaker 1: And the whole purpose of NATO and the whole purpose
Speaker 1: of a European Union is to stand against Russia aggression.
Speaker 1: And and you know, it's it's a every mindset, every
Speaker 1: establishment mindset was challenged today. And then they called on
Speaker 1: every nation to join and ending the development of biological
Speaker 1: weapons and went back to Europe for just a second. Here,
Speaker 1: you know, he said, why are you adopting why are
Speaker 1: you purchasing Russian oil? He said, it's inexcusable NATO countries
Speaker 1: have not cut off much Russian energy and energy Russian
Speaker 1: energy products, which he said he only found out about
Speaker 1: two weeks ago. They are funding the war against themselves.
Speaker 1: He actually used that line, which I thought was great.
Speaker 1: And the president, you know, took a bold stance against
Speaker 1: biological weapons. Talked about the horror of biological weapons and
Speaker 1: the development of for example, what happened with COVID, and
Speaker 1: how these experiments are still going on, and then he
Speaker 1: talked about how useless the UN is and the UN
Speaker 1: budget is being wasted, and the UN you know, is
Speaker 1: supposed to stop invasions, but he pointed out that they
Speaker 1: actually financed, you know, illegal immigrants coming into our country
Speaker 1: by providing cash three hundred and seventy two millions. What
Speaker 1: is the purpose of that. The US is an impotent,
Speaker 1: ignorant and frankly, they have historically been anti Semitic and
Speaker 1: anti American in their in their viewpoints. You know, he
Speaker 1: goes on to talk about American sovereignty, it goes on
Speaker 1: to talk about immigration worldwide. He pointed out fifty percent
Speaker 1: of inmates in German prisons of foreign nationals illegal immigrants,
Speaker 1: fifty three percent in Austria, in Greece, it's fifty four percent.
Speaker 1: In Switzerland, it's seventy two percent of people in prisons
Speaker 1: are not people from Switzerland. And he says, that's how
Speaker 1: you repay the kain of being able to go into
Speaker 1: somebody else's country. And he just he challenged it all
Speaker 1: and pointed out that these countries need not to lose
Speaker 1: their identity. And he talked about he's not going to
Speaker 1: stop taking out that, you know, challenging these these cartels,
Speaker 1: these drug and gang members that are destroying America, and
Speaker 1: then went on to just eviscerate, you know, the idea
Speaker 1: of alternative energy, green energy, and talk about how stupid
Speaker 1: and bad the windmills are. Actually it was very funny,
Speaker 1: and talking about how China makes them.
Speaker 2: They wouldn't dare use them.
Speaker 1: They're not that stupid, but they make a lot of
Speaker 1: money selling it, and then they use coal and gas
Speaker 1: and oil to fund their economy. But they don't mind
Speaker 1: making the windmills and they don't mind helping the green
Speaker 1: energy agenda. And he challenges Obama, you know, all, to
Speaker 1: talk about green energy, and he's flying is playing to
Speaker 1: play golf on Hawaii and fly him back. He said
Speaker 1: it's a con job at extreme cost and expense. He
Speaker 1: went on to explain that China doesn't care the rest
Speaker 1: of the world. I mean, that was the idiocy of
Speaker 1: the Paris you know, the Climate accords, and how stupid
Speaker 1: it was. China and India are developing nations and we
Speaker 1: paid you know, a thousand times more than they do.
Speaker 1: He just challenged everything. Anyways, it really is worth playing.
Speaker 1: I think his best speech ever. I think this defines
Speaker 1: a different era in American history, a president that stands
Speaker 1: and is willing to use the power and might of
Speaker 1: our country and lead the world to make it a
Speaker 1: better place. I know, all the Democrats liberals want to
Speaker 1: talk about is Jimmy Kimmel. All right, Kimmel's back on
Speaker 1: the air. Who gives a rip. ABC can do whatever
Speaker 1: they want. No Conservatives calling for him to be fired
Speaker 1: or boycotted the way they do us.