Speaker 1: Milania is back so thoroughly rattled by John Ossoff. Wherever
Speaker 1: her undisclosed location is, she's jetted.
Speaker 2: In good afternoon.
Speaker 3: I heard you missed me.
Speaker 2: Here. I am.
Speaker 3: Welcome to the White House.
Speaker 1: It is Friday, August twenty first, twenty twenty six, and
Speaker 1: the greatest collection of American losers in history is at
Speaker 1: their excuse making again explaining away. The golden age they
Speaker 1: promised was at hand last week, we're the week before.
Speaker 1: But none of that matters, you say, when something goes wrong,
Speaker 1: anything anywhere, but particularly those things that Donald Trump is
Speaker 1: responsible for, it is always somebody else's fault when things
Speaker 1: don't work out, like Trump's lost war with Iran, the
Speaker 1: imploding American economy, but also the debt forty trillion dollars
Speaker 1: of debt, and the Republican Party is the limited government party.
Speaker 1: These people are the greatest and most profligate spenders in
Speaker 1: world history.
Speaker 3: Times ten. This is the warning.
Speaker 1: There has never been an orgy of spending like what
Speaker 1: we have witnessed during this corrupt Trump presidency. It is unprecedented.
Speaker 1: Trump personally makes billions while beggaring the country and saddling
Speaker 1: future generations with his debt forty trillion dollars, And just
Speaker 1: to understand what the difference is between a million, a billion,
Speaker 1: and a trillion, which most people don't and can't comprehend
Speaker 1: because the numbers are so big. A million seconds twelve
Speaker 1: days from now, A billion seconds that's thirty two years
Speaker 1: from now. A trillion seconds is thirty two thousand years.
Speaker 1: That's the difference between a billion and a trillion. This
Speaker 1: is big government conservatism. Donald Trump wants to peer in
Speaker 1: through your bedroom window. The government wants a seat in
Speaker 1: the birthing room. They want to be there at the
Speaker 1: moment of death. They want to ride shotgun through all
Speaker 1: moments of life. The socialism that Donald Trump supports has
Speaker 1: taken a position in forty different companies. I remember when
Speaker 1: Republicans believed in the American free enterprise system, but not
Speaker 1: these guys. And by the way, none of it is
Speaker 1: working and everybody knows it. And Donald Trump's numbers are collapsing.
Speaker 1: So let's look at all of the presidents desperate sycophants
Speaker 1: trying to spin away his failure.
Speaker 3: Scott besst the.
Speaker 2: Forty trillion dollar market we passed for the national debt,
Speaker 2: which you comment on that and how do.
Speaker 3: We reverse that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Look, the forty trillion is a big number. It
Speaker 2: is smaller when we look at a publicly traded amount
Speaker 2: because our sales security funds and other government entities hold
Speaker 2: a substantial amount. And what we're going to do, We're
Speaker 2: gonna have to grow our way out of this. And
Speaker 2: as I talked about at G twenty in Asheville, we
Speaker 2: are going to talk about the US growth strategy and
Speaker 2: encourage the rest of the world to come along with us.
Speaker 2: We are also I announced that Director Russ Vote and
Speaker 2: I have been tasked with looking at fiscal consolidation. I
Speaker 2: think the numbers have are not the actual numbers. Now
Speaker 2: we've had to do substantial tariff refunds to the court ruling,
Speaker 2: but they with the Section three oh one terraff, I
Speaker 2: am confident that we will be back to the same
Speaker 2: level if not hire of tariff income for last year.
Speaker 2: And that is most of the increase in the deficit.
Speaker 2: And remember we did not get here in a day
Speaker 2: that we were left with a mess. The Biden administration
Speaker 2: had the highest deficit to GDP in history when we
Speaker 2: weren't at war or weren't in a recession. For twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five, we brought it down by more than a percent.
Speaker 3: JD. Vans.
Speaker 4: Even though the debt is to I, even though we
Speaker 4: inherited this debt bomb for the Biden administration, we actually
Speaker 4: do have a plan to get the economy growing faster
Speaker 4: than the debt. And that's the most important thing. The
Speaker 4: issue that we've had under the Biden administration and what
Speaker 4: we're still kind of dealing with, is that the debt
Speaker 4: was growing faster than American GDP.
Speaker 3: That's the problem.
Speaker 4: That's something that we're certainly fixing every single day in
Speaker 4: the Trump administration.
Speaker 3: But you know, even though.
Speaker 4: The media doesn't cover this, I'm glad you're asking this
Speaker 4: question because Scott Vesant.
Speaker 3: Is very much on top of it.
Speaker 4: He knows it's a problem, and he's got the president's
Speaker 4: empowerment to do something about it.
Speaker 3: Of course, Steven Miller.
Speaker 5: It seems like the legacy media will never tell the
Speaker 5: story about the crazy left or what the president does.
Speaker 5: Why because the legacy media, Sean, is fundamentally corrupt. They
Speaker 5: are an extension of an arm of the Democrat Party. Honestly, Sean,
Speaker 5: the media, the.
Speaker 6: Legacy media like CBS and ABC and NBC and every
Speaker 6: other legacy outlet exists to serve and advance the interests
Speaker 6: of the Democrat Party. Throw in New York Times, throw
Speaker 6: in Washington Post, throw in The Atlantic. They should all
Speaker 6: be required to register as a Democrat political action committee.
Speaker 1: Once again attacking the First Amendment, he wants media companies
Speaker 1: to register as Democratic super packs.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I hate to agree with Steven on one thing, but
Speaker 1: he's right about their corruption. Corruption serves his interests, not yours.
Speaker 1: Never forget that, and never forget that. Donald Trump is
Speaker 1: the world's greatest victim. Nothing is his fault. Everybody else
Speaker 1: is always to blame. Always Biden, Biden, Biden, Biden, Biden, Biden, Biden, Biden, Biden,
Speaker 1: as if reciting the word is a magic hero all.
Speaker 3: Biden did it. Biden did it, Biden did it. No,
Speaker 3: Trump did it.
Speaker 1: And Scott Bessent, though rich and smug, obviously, isn't that
Speaker 1: right because he gave away something that well, it's quite obvious.
Speaker 1: Back when we weren't at forty trillion in debt, we
Speaker 1: weren't at war.
Speaker 3: But now we are at war. How did that happen? Hmm?
Speaker 1: The Trump presidency is the most spectacular failure in the
Speaker 1: history of the country. It's the worst president in American history,
Speaker 1: is the corrupt, the most incompetent, and the American economy
Speaker 1: is ticking down till that moment where the Great Ai
Speaker 1: bubble explodes and it all goes kabo. That day is coming,
Speaker 1: and when it does, it will not be Joe Biden's fault.
Speaker 1: It will be Donald Trump's fault and the fault of
Speaker 1: the American people who voted for him. This is the warning.
Speaker 1: I'm Steve Schmidt. This is the warning. I invite you
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