Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (00:00):
The only amendment that they didn't go after, the only right was the Second Amendment. And that's probably because there is a Second Amendment. During the 1950s and 1960s, the CIA had a program called MK Ultra, and they were looking for ways to manipulate individuals and populations to make them compliant and obedient. And one of the experiments they funded was an experiment at Yale, and it's called the Milgram experiment. You can look it up. They got a Yale professor named Stanley Milgram, and he would bring subjects in from every walk of American life, workers, professors, students, every color and creed. And he would put them at a table and he would say, "When you turn this dial, there is a guy in the next room who's strapped to a chair and he's going to get an electric shock."
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And the guy who was running the experiment came out in a white lab coat with all of these vestures of authority on him. And so he would say, "Turn it up." They would turn it up and they'd hear the person screaming and crying and begging. And the person who was being ordered to turn it up, a lot of times they began crying because they didn't want to do it. They didn't want to hurt the person in the next room. But nevertheless, when they were ordered to by this supposed doctor, they did it anyway. And 75% or 67% of the people turned it all the way up to where it was marked potentially lethal.
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The good news is that 33% got up and walked out. These were the people who said, "We're not going to obey authorities, undeserving authorities when they order us to do something that we know is against our values. When they order us to violate the Constitution, to stamp on other people's rights." So 33% of the people in this country, we can reliably say will get out and walk out and will not obey undeserving authorities. And those people are now living in Florida.
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I got into this position because I had 11 siblings and I had about 70 first cousins and I knew what a healthy child is supposed to look like. I never knew anybody with diabetes when I was a kid. I didn't know a single person. I didn't know when my uncle was president, a typical pediatrician would see a single case of Type 2 diabetes over a 40 or 50 year career. Today, 38% of our teens are diabetic or pre-diabetic. I never knew anybody with a food allergy. Why do five of my seven kids have anaphylactic allergies? I never knew anybody with autism. The autism rate in this country in 1970, according to the biggest epidemiological study ever done, was 0.8 in 10,000, less than one in 10,000. Today, it's one in every 31 kids. In California, it's one in every 19 kids, one in every 12.5 boys.
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This is the biggest crisis we face, is chronic disease epidemic. 77% of our children cannot qualify for military service. When my uncle was president, we spent zero on chronic disease. Today, we spend 4.3 trillion. 48%, 48 cents out of every dollar that you pay in federal taxes is going to healthcare now. If you include social security, the VA and the Pentagon at my agency, 48 cents. And 90% of that is going to treat chronic disease.
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Oh, this is existential. We cannot survive if we allow this to continue. And when I first started talking about this in 2005, I was the darling of the media. I published regularly in the New York Times. I could get on any television show on the mainstream media. I was beloved by the liberal left. As soon as I started talking about this, I was marginalized, demonized, silenced. The doors were shut on me. I'm not complaining. I'm just talking about a phenomena that all of us now are aware of.
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If you start challenging these official orthodoxies, they have the capacity to silence you and to gaslight the public. And I saw these kids walking around so damaged, and for 18 years, I got on my knees every morning and prayed to God that he would put me in a position where I could fix this problem. And on August 24th, 2004, God sent me Donald J. Trump. A lot of my liberal friends said to me, "Oh, you better not shake a hand with that guy because he's going to double-cross you. He's going to lie to you. He's going to use you to help him win an election and then he's going to discard you."
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And I want to tell you this, every commitment, every promise that Donald Trump has made to me, he has kept in spades. And that afternoon I went on the stage with President Trump and I shook his hand and together we promised that we were going to make America healthy again. And we kept that promise and the data shows that we kept that promise.
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This year in 2025, for the first time in 40 years, age adjusted mortality has dropped, dropped dramatically, 4.6% over all age groups. We are reversing the decline in longevity in this country. 20 years ago, we lived the same as Europeans. Now we live six years shorter. If you live in a rural area, you live three years shorter than that, nine years. We are reversing that today. We are gaining back our distinction as the healthiest country in the world.
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This year, real food sales in grocery stores went up by an astonishing 7% in one year. The share value of the processed food companies since I shook hands on that stage in Phoenix, Arizona with President Trump has dropped by 70%. And the obesity rate this year dropped by 7%, the first drop in 40 years. Let's all say a prayer for that person. And God bless all of you. And God bless Donald Trump. And God bless America. Thank you all very, very much.
MUSIC (30:56):
... of the heart.
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Total Eclipse of the Heart.
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Total Eclipse of the Heart.
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Turn around, bright eyes.
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Goodbye, Norma Jeane.
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Though I never knew you at all.
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You had the grace to hold yourself.
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While those around you crawled.
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They crawled out of the woodwork.
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And they whispered into your brain.
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They set you on the treadmill.
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And they made you change your name. And it seems to me you lived your life.
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Like a candle in the wind.
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Never knowing who to cling to.
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When the rain set in.
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And I would've liked to know you.
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But I was just a kid.
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Your candle burned out long before.
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Your legend ever did.
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Loneliness was tough.
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The toughest role you ever played.
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Hollywood created a superstar.
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And pain was the price you paid.
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Even when you died.
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Oh, the press still hounded you. All the papers had to say.
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Was that Marilyn was found in the nude.
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And it seems to me you lived your life.
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Like a candle in the wind.
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Never knowing who to cling to.
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When the rain set in.
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And I would've liked to know you.
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But I was just a kid.
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Your candle burned out long before.
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Your legend ever did.
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Goodbye, Norma Jeane.
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Though I never knew you at all.
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You had the grace to hold yourself.
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While those around you crawled.
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Goodbye, Norma Jeane.
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From the young man in the twenty-second row.
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Who sees you as something more than sexual.
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More than just our Marilyn Monroe.
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And it seems to me you lived your life.
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Like a candle in the wind.
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Never knowing who to cling to.
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When the rain set in.
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And I would've liked to know you.
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But I was just a kid.
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Your candle burned out long before.
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Your legend ever did.
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Your candle burned out long before.
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Your legend ever did.
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I'm going up the country, baby, don't you wanna go?
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Well, I'm going up the country, baby, don't you wanna go?
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I'm going to someplace where I've never been before.
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I'm going, I'm going where the water tastes like wine.
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I'm going where the water tastes like wine.
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We can jump in the water, stay drunk all the time. I'm gonna leave the city, got to get away.
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I'm gonna leave the city, got to get away.
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All this fussing and fighting, man, you know I sure can't stay.
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Now baby, pack your little trunk, you know we got to leave today.
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Just exactly where we're going I cannot say but we might even leave the USA.
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Because of the brand game and I want to play.
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No use in you running or screaming and crying.
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'Cause you got a home as long as I got mine.
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Michelle, ma belle.
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These are words that go together well.
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My Michelle.
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Michelle, ma belle. Sont les mots qui vont tres bien ensemble.
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Tres bien ensemble.
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I love you, I love you, I love you.
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That's all I want to say.
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Until I find a way.
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I will say the only words I know that you'll understand.
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Michelle, ma belle.
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Sont les mots qui vont tres bien ensemble.
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Tres bien ensemble. I need to, I need to, I need to.
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I need to make you see.
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Oh, what you mean to me.
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Until I do, I'm hoping you will know what I mean.
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I love you. I want you, I want you, I want you.
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I think you know by now.
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I'll get to you somehow.
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Until I do, I'm telling you so you'll understand.
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Michelle, ma belle.
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Sont les mots qui vont tres bien ensemble.
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Tres bien ensemble.
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And I will say the only words I know that you'll understand.
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My Michelle.
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Like a fool. Treat me mean and cruel.
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But love me.
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Wring my faithful heart.
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Tear it all apart.
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But love me. Won't you love me?
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Well, if you ever go.
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Darling, I'll be oh, so lonely.
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I'll be sad and blue.
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Crying over you, dear, only.
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I would beg and steal, beg and steal.
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Just to feel, just to feel.
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Your heart, I want your heart.
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Beating close to mine, so close to mine. Well, if you ever go.
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Darling, I'll be oh, so lonely.
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I'll be sad and blue.
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Crying over you, dear, only.
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I would beg and steal, he would beg and steal.
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Just to feel, yes, just to feel.
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Your heart, I want your heart.
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Beating close to mine, so close to mine.
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Well, if you ever go.
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Darling, I'll be oh, so lonely.
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Begging on my knees.
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All I ask is please, please love me.
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Oh, yeah.
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No more talk of darkness.
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Forget these wide-eyed fears.
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I'm here, nothing can harm you.
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My words will warm and calm you.
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Let me be your freedom.
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Let daylight dry your tears.
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I'm here, with you, beside you.
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To guard you and to guide you.
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Say you'll love me every waking moment.
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Turn my head with talk of summertime.
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Say you need me with you now and always.
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Promise me that all you say is true.
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That's all I ask of you.
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Well, she got her daddy's car.
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And she cruised through the hamburger stand now.
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Seems she forgot all about the library.
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Like she told her old man now.
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And with the radio blasting.
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Goes cruising just as fast as she can now.
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And she'll have fun, fun, fun.
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Til her daddy takes the T-Bird away.
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Fun, fun, fun 'til her daddy takes the T-Bird away.
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Well, the girls can't stand her.
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'Cause she walks, looks and drives like an ace now.
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You walk like an ace now, you walk like an ace.
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She makes the Indy 500 look like the Roman chariot race now.
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You look like an ace now, you look like an ace.
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A lotta guys try to catch her.
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But she leads them on a wild goose chase now.
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You drive like an ace now, you drive like an ace.
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And she'll have fun, fun, fun.
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'Til her daddy takes the T-Bird away.
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Fun, fun, fun 'til her daddy takes the T-Bird away.
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Well, you knew all along.
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That your dad was getting wise to you now.
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You shouldn't have lied now, you shouldn't have lied.
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And since he took your set of keys.
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You've been thinking that your fun is all through now.
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You shouldn't have lied now, you shouldn't have lied.
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But you can come along with me.
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'Cause we gotta a lot of things to do now.
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You shouldn't have lied now, you shouldn't have lied.
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And we'll have fun, fun, fun now that daddy took the T-Bird away.
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Fun, fun, fun now that daddy took the T-Bird.
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And we'll have fun, fun, fun now that daddy took the T-Bird away.
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Fun, fun, fun, now that daddy took the T-Bird away.
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Fun, fun, fun, now that daddy took the T-Bird away.
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Fun, fun, fun, now that daddy took the T-Bird away.
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Fun, fun, fun, now that daddy took the T-Bird away.
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Fun, fun, fun, now that daddy took the T-Bird away.
Audio: Speaker 4 (46:37):
And on June 14th, 1946, God looked down on his planned paradise and said, "I need a caretaker." So God gave us Trump. God said, "I need somebody willing to get up before dawn, fix this country, work all day, fight the Marxist, eat supper, then go to the Oval Office and stay past midnight at a meeting of the heads of state." So God made Trump. I need somebody with arms, strong enough to wrestle the deep state and yet gentle enough to deliver his own grandchild. Somebody to ruffle the feathers, tame cantankerous World Economic Forum, come home hungry, have to wait until the first lady is done with lunch with friends, then tell the ladies to be sure and come back real soon and mean it. So God gave us Trump.
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I need somebody who can shape an ax, but wield a sword who had the courage to step foot in North Korea, who can make money from the tar of the sand, turn liquid to gold, who understands the difference between tariffs and inflation, will finish his 40-hour week by Tuesday noon, but then put in another 72 hours. So God made Trump. God had to have somebody willing to go into the den of vipers, call out the fake news for their tongues as sharp as a serpents. The poison of vipers is on their lips and yet stop. So God made Trump. God said, "I need somebody who will be strong and courageous, who will not be afraid or terrified of the wolves when they attack. A man who cares for the flock, a shepherd to mankind who won't ever leave nor forsake them. I need the most diligent worker to follow the path and remain strong in faith."
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And yet stop. So God made Trump. God said, "I need somebody who will be strong and courageous, who will not be afraid or terrified of the wolves when they attack. A man who cares for the flock, a shepherd to mankind who won't ever leave nor forsake them. I need the most diligent worker to follow the path and remain strong in faith and know the belief of God and country. Somebody who's willing to drill, bring back manufacturing and American jobs, farm the lands, secure our borders, build our military, fight the system all day and finish a hard week's work by attending church on Sunday." And then his oldest son turns and says, "Dad, let's make America great again. Dad, let's build back a country to be the envy of the world again." So God made Trump.
Speaker 1 (49:52):
Ladies and gentlemen, the 45th and 47th President of the United States, Donald J. Trump.
MUSIC (50:00):
And I'm proud to be an American.
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Where at least I know I'm free.
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And I won't forget the men who died.
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Who gave that right to me.
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And I'd gladly stand up.
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Next to you and defend her still today.
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'Cause there ain't no doubt I love this land.
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God bless the USA.
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From the lakes of Minnesota.
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To the hills of Tennessee.
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Across the plains of Texas.
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From sea to shining sea.
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From Detroit down to Houston.
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And New York to L.A. Well there's pride in every American heart.
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And it's time we stand and say.
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That I'm proud to be an American.
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Where at least I know I'm free.
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And I won't forget the men who died.
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Who gave that right to me.
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And I'd gladly stand up.
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Next to you and defend her still today.
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'Cause there ain't no doubt I love this land.
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I love this land.
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God bless the USA.
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And I'm proud to be an American.
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Where at least I know I'm free.
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And I won't forget the men who died.
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Who gave that right to me.
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And I'd gladly stand up.
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Next to you and defend her still today.
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'Cause there ain't no doubt I love this land.
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I love this land.
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God bless the USA.
Audience (51:49):
USA. USA. USA. USA. USA. USA. USA. USA. USA.
Donald Trump (52:34):
Well, I just want to say a very special hello Florida. We love you Florida. And I'm thrilled to be back in my home state, Florida. I won. We won all three times with the most votes, more votes than ever gotten by any political candidate by millions, millions and millions. Thank you. And I just look at this group of warriors down here, especially you're going to have a great continuation of Senator and you are going to have a great, great governor. I have no doubt about that. He's great. He's been great from the day I met him a long time ago, long before politics, right? Long before politics. He presented me with an award, I would say five, six, seven, eight years before he decided to make the plunge, he said even more.
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And I said, "That young man has a lot of..." He made the speech so good that I didn't want to speak after him. He presented me with an award, made a speech that was so good. I didn't want to say much. I just said, "Thank you very much everybody." And I left. I said, "Who the hell was that guy?" And that's where it began, right? That's where it began. But 11 days from now, the people of Florida are going to elect Byron Donalds as your next governor. And we're going to elect Ashley Moody to the United States Senate. And we're going to defeat the radical left Democrats all across the country. And we're going to win a Republican House and a Republican Senate and do things like you wouldn't believe. And why don't you people sit down, come on, have all the sit down. It's such an honor. Such an honor.
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Look, such an honor. It's a nice afternoon. We'll take it nice and easy. We have plenty of time. Thank you very much. It's an honor. Thank you. Thank you. Great honor. Thank you very much. I have to tell you a little secret. Outside, there's a crowd about two or three times this size. And I looked at my people with anger. I said, "Couldn't you have gotten this a larger arena than this?" This is a big arena, but we could have filled the biggest arena in the country. You have a lot of people outside and if anybody would like to give up their seat to let someone... Please raise your hand, please. In this election, the Democrat party has nominated the most extreme anti-American radicals ever to seek office, including far left lunatic.
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I mean, I couldn't believe that she got the nomination. It was an upset. But honestly, I could not stand the guy she beat. I couldn't stand. Most of you probably don't know who it is, but he was a bad guy and she is terrible. Actually, I couldn't believe it. Angie Nixon. I couldn't believe it. I couldn't believe it. Well, I heard her speaking. I said, "You got to be kidding." Is your relationship any relationship to the late great Richard Nixon? I don't know. I don't think so. No, I don't think. Now the press will say, "Can you believe he said that?" He doesn't. No. That's why you can't be cute. You can't be funny with the media. I was telling him the other night I imitated Biden on the stage where he used to walk off walls and could never find the stairs.
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No, he could never find the stairs. You have one, two, three, four, five, six, seven. And you could always jump off the front if you have to, but he could never find it. So one time I imitated him and I called our great first lady. I said, "How great was I tonight? How great?" And I was walking around all over the stage hitting walls and bouncing off walls, and everybody was cracking up. They loved it. And then I called our first lady. Was I great? How great? Tell me how great I want to know. And she said, "Darling, what was wrong? Are you okay? Because the media's reporting that you couldn't find your way off the stage." And I never did that again. I've had people say, "Please do that again. Do that again. Yeah, we want it. Please do it again." No, I think I better not.
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But Nixon is a card carrying member of the Democrat Socialists of America, the communist whose official platform calls for abolishing the US Senate, abolishing the Supreme Court of the United States, giving free healthcare to all illegal aliens, defunding the police, closing all prisons, releasing thousands of violent criminals to rob, rape, and kill. Why can't I have a candidate like that to run against? Ashley, why can't I have a candidate like that? Actually, the guy just [inaudible 00:57:57]. He said, you did. You did. I did. He said, you did have a candidate like that. No, no, no. This one is the worst. But this is the free state of Florida where people come to escape communists and not to elect them, not to elect them.
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The sunshine state is not going to send a Marxist maniac to the Senate on November 3rd. You're going to send Ashley Moody to defend your safety, your culture, your country, and your freedom. And Ashley, I know her very well and she's a terrific woman, loves the state and loves the people of this state, Ashley. We're lucky to have you. Angie Nixon was the lead sponsor of a bill to let schools turn children, all of them, transgender if they want without parental consent. I would say she's rather radical, wouldn't you say? She voted to release child predators back onto the streets instead of putting them in jail and she wanted them to stray because they will reform. She voted against tough penalties for savages who murder your police officers. We're calling for the death penalty for anyone that murders.
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And Angie Nixon voted to reject Florida values every single time, and now Florida needs to vote and reject this lunatic, this lunatic. I can't even believe it's serious. Angie Nixon. I can't even believe it. We also need to defeat the radical left Democrat candidate for Governor David Jolly. So I never told Byron this, but I knew Jolly. I knew him as a Republican. I knew him and used to be a Republican and he was thrown out of the party like a dog. We threw him the hell out. He was terrible. No, he was terrible. Didn't represent anything that we stood for. He was in the party, didn't represent-
Donald Trump (01:00:00):
... didn't represent anything that we stood for. He was in the party, didn't represent. He was also a bad guy. Guy had no heart, no soul. Everybody hated this guy so much. They couldn't get him out of there fast enough. He was a bad guy, very disloyal person. And he's changed virtually every position he had, including the fact that he was staunch defender of the Second Amendment, but now he wants to get rid of it.
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That's a minor switch, wouldn't you say? I defend the Second Amendment. Let's get rid of the Second Amendment. Well, no, it shows a person's dishonest, that's all. He wants to pack the Supreme Court. He wants to take away your guns. He wants to open the borders. He wants to have transgender for everybody.
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It's a guy who's gone crazy. There's something actually, if you study him, there is something wrong with him. But at a minimum, the nicest thing I can say about him is that he lies, but actually I believe he's crazy. So now he's pledging to turn Florida into a sanctuary state so that we can protect illegal aliens.
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And right here in Fort Myers earlier this year, an illegal alien released into our county by crooked Joe Biden, you know who I'm talking about, strangled and killed a 28-year-old homeless woman, then dropped her body on the side of the road only to go and beat an innocent mother on the head with a hammer, bludgeoning her to death. She died also. And that is who David Jolly wants to give sanctuary to. He wants to give sanctuary, wants to protect people like that, crazy people. Killers, the mentally insane.
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Byron Donalds will keep the state a sanctuary for law-abiding Americans, not vicious, criminal aliens. Look at these two guys. Stand up, will you? I haven't seen you guys in a while. I haven't seen these guys. Blacks for Trump, they called... They are great. Everyone said, "Did you pay them?" I never gave them a dime. I don't know who they are other than we love each other. And I'll tell you, you guys are great. Haven't seen you in a little while. Good. I'm glad you still like me. That's very nice. Thank you, man. Cool, cool cats. They have a group of them and they're great and we appreciate it. Thank you very much. It's an honor. It's an honor. Very cool.
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In this election, I'm asking you to pretend that I'm on the ballot if you don't mind, because when I'm on the ballot, these are just easy statistics to remember. So every year I was on the ballot, we killed in the midterm, the equivalent of the midterm, because people went out and they wanted to vote for Trump and they all voted. And if we can get the people out, then we're going to have landslides, the likes of which we've never seen.
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So if you would, if you would... Now every time I'm on the ballot, we do 49 to 50% more people come out and they're all going to vote for us. And if we got just a piece of them, but we get all of them, because I've never seen a midterm election with this kind of action. I mean, when you look outside and you have, and I have to be careful because the fake news will say I'm wrong, everything.
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But you have a line that stretches literally 10 miles and I'm telling you, you have thousands and thousands of people outside. I don't think there's ever been a midterm election that I've ever seen with the kind of spirit that this one has. I don't think I've ever seen it. In fact, they're sort of known as boring. It's like we've gone through a few of them. They're like sleepers. You get home. Oh, how did those elections turn out? This time, I mean, I've never seen... They have countdowns to the midterm. I've never seen anything like it. I've never seen anything like it. And they talk about the energy in the Democrats, but it's the fake news. The Republicans have far more energy. I see their energy.
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Look at this place. They don't have any... They've had a lot of rallies and they'll have a couple of rows of people. They don't have... Look at this. As far as the eye can see you people, outside, they don't have anything like this. When Bernie Sanders gets 800 people, he's their star, Bernie, which is good because it means we can continue to fight on. Now I respect him actually. I respect him. His policies are crazy, but he hasn't lost much really. He hasn't lost too much and I respect him.
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But if he has like 800, 900 people, the fake news goes, " Bernie Sanders had..." I'll never forget, he had a crowd once last time when he was running against Crooked Hillary. He had a crowd, 900 people. It's a damn good crowd. The press, that's all they... "What a crowd he's got, the biggest crowd we've ever seen, blah, blah..."
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It looked good, 900 people. I had 29,000 people down the block, right? They didn't mention it.
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They said, "Did you see the crowd that Bernie Sanders had? It was unbelievable. Unbelievable." And they didn't mention my 29,000. I had it in Texas where you had the previous opponent, the previous Democrat, and we filled up both the Dallas and the Houston arena and he said he's going to have a contest against us.
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And they had 200 people and 212 people because we count them. We had 29,000 and 30,000, including the basketball. It was Beto. Remember Beto? Beto. Nobody figured out that name yet. Beto. No, Beto had about 200 people twice. We filled up the basket... And the entire court, so I guess that's like 28, 29, 30,000 people twice packed, Dallas and Houston, the two big arenas. And they said Beto had an unbelievable crowd. They didn't mention, but you know what? The people get it. Okay. The people get it. And when you look outside, you can take every Democrat rally that they've had so far put together and you add this with the thousands and thousands of people that are unfortunate...
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We put up those big television screens, those massive television screens. You know how I know they're massive because they cost $1 million each. We had to buy two of them. That's a lot. No, we don't... We have this at every... We had it in Iowa. Iowa was fantastic last night. How about me? I come home, get in the building, get in the gorgeous White House that's now fully renovated and beautiful again. Beautiful.
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Byron, we had broken stones all over. You look at the White House, you'd see a stone broken, a window broken and things, beautiful ornamentation all over and half was falling down, fell down 25 years ago. So you'd have like a hole and the other half was perfect. So I got my guys and we took bowls of the good one and we put it on the bad one and we cleaned up everything and we skimmed the entire building. It's so beautiful.
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We replaced the floor. We replaced the Home Depot one by ones, little ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. You buy the marble, it's about a half an inch thick like this. Bing, bing, bing. And they were all broken. They were all over the place. So we replaced it with Statuario, it's actually the white and the black, beautiful. That was Rome, that was Greece, but we used the beautiful and the White House...
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And they often say, you saw the new helipad, which they've been looking to build for... They've been looking to build that for about since helicopters. I don't know, when did helicopters... Since helicopters, they've been looking. And it is a beauty. It's beautiful. Everyone's like, "They were going to sue us," because I get sued for everything. If I walk outside, somebody sues me for something. So I get used to it.
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I have friends that if they get sued, they have almost a nervous breakdown. "Sir, I got sued today and I don't know what to do." But I have hundreds and hundreds of... I don't give a shit about it. It's crazy. Thank you. No, but we're building some beautiful things. But they said, "Why does he spend time in the White House?" First of all, I do it second nature. For me, it is almost like a release. It's good. We took Venezuela quickly.
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We're doing very well. You have no idea how well we're doing with Iran. Iran is finished. Iran is finished. But think of it. But I do it almost as a form of relaxation of like 10 minutes a day. The fake news says, "Why does he spend time on the..." I don't like having the head of China come into the White House and there's a massive stone that's broken and practically... I don't like that. I don't like it. You don't think they see that? So we made it gorgeous. The outside fully skimmed with exterior plaster. Beautiful. It's like nobody's ever seen it. Even the front door... I shouldn't say because they'll sue me, but for years... So the front door of the south entrance, the door is green, sort of a bad looking green. And it's been that way for a hundred years. I don't want to say this because I'm going to get sued to put it back to green.
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And the doorknob was sort of broken. It was like a round knob with about 40 knocks in it. It's been through the mill. Looks like it went through the war. Actually, it did actually. So I took the doors... I'm a big believer in all of that, all of the kind of thing, renovations and landmarking. I'm a big believer. So I had the doors removed. I had them redone by total experts and we painted them instead, the White House, instead of green, you know why they were green? Because it used to be the entrance to the maintenance room and they never changed the doors.
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So instead of green, I painted them beautiful white. The skin is so beautiful. The doors... The reason I took them off, because today when you buy a door, it's called hollow. You buy hollow doors. If you pull too hard, the whole door collapses. You ever see it? You buy a door. "Oh, isn't that wonderful?" You knock on it, it sounds like crap, but you pull, it's a little... And if you're of average strength, the entire door collapses. And somehow I didn't want that. So I took the original doors from a hundred years ago and we had them refinished and painted beautiful white with bronze, the most beautiful locks in hand. And the whole building is beautiful.
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Replaced the floors with beautiful large pieces of marble, four by eight, four by eight. Nobody heard of four... That's four feet long by eight feet long as opposed to one foot long by six inches long. One by six and one by 12. They're called crap. And what's good about them is they're so thin, you can just take a little crazy glue, put it on, put it down, but people get it. So the White House is so beautiful now, so beautiful. Fixed up the Oval Office, made it beautiful. It was dingy, but it was still the Oval. And what does the fake news say? "Why does he spend so much time fixing up the White House?" So it hasn't been fixed up since 1792. No, because there hasn't been a real estate person, to the best of my knowledge, put into the White House, and there probably won't be again.
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But they said... And by the way, you see it, the helicopter lands, a beautiful helipad with the eagle, all carved, granite, beautiful, it lands. We used to land in the mud. No, it's true. Thank God they're great pilots. They're the best pilots in the world. The nice part about being president, they give you the best pilots in the United States Air Force/Marines, the best.
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So that's one of the advantages. I definitely have good... I get these guys, they're like central casting. They're like Tom Cruise, but taller. They look like Tom Cruise. And these handsome guys, "Good morning, sir." They're like perfect human beings. You could put them in a movie right now, you'd make a fortune. But they say, "Why does he spend so much time?" You know why? Because the White House is maybe, to me, the ultimate symbol of America, and it has to look sharp.
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Well, it has to look sharp, right? So it looks sharp. And we did that whole thing with Washington. Washington DC went from a murderous, horrible place two years ago to one of the safest cities in our country, and clean and beautiful. The statues, the fountains, everything is beautiful. We redid everything. They had 52 fountains. Every one of them works. Every one of them... There wasn't one fountain in Washington, you had to see this, that worked. You had to see, the marble had red graffiti all over it and it's tough getting that stuff off. Honestly, that should be a criminal penalty when people are allowed to do that stuff, but they're beautiful now. More beautiful than when they put them in. But we had a little breaking news last night. It was just revealed that one of my favorite congresspeople, a person I have tremendous respect for, Ilhan Omar. And I was saddened to hear that Ilhan Omar is not her name. It's not Ilhan Omar. The one she used to get elected and sworn into Congress, that's the one that she used for everything, Ilhan Omar, but rather it's an entirely different name named Ilhan Nur Said Elmi. It's close. It's close, it's very close. Not too far away. You got one that's four names, one that's one, and every name is extremely different. And the last name is incredibly, and this is going to be a shock to everybody in this room, but the last name is also... I hate to tell you because you wouldn't even believe this because... It's the exact name of her brother, Ahmed Nur Said Elmi.
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The person they said she married to come into our country and the person she had some lovely children with. Thank you very much. So when asked whether or not she married her brother, she said, "Not to my knowledge." That was her answer. No, she didn't know. She didn't know. She wasn't sure. If anybody asked me... I told the story today to the fake news when I walked out on that beautiful helipad, we have the fake news, they've never been... They're hundreds, hundreds, I've never seen so many, but they're getting worse. That means you're doing really better... When those groups get bigger and bigger and bigger, more and more fakers, and I shouldn't say because you have... See all those? Wow, that's a lot. See all the people back there? 6, 7% are really fine journalists.
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Six or seven. But they were screaming. They wanted to know so many different things. What about this? What about that? No wonder that poor young woman, she was a perfect, beautiful woman when she walked into that press room and they started screaming at her. She freaked out, and I said, "You know what? There are nicer ways for you to make a living. You want to deal with these maniacs? You can deal if you want, but there are easier ways for you to live." But because Ilhan used a fake name to be sworn in, I assume that she must immediately resign from Congress.
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So Byron and Ashley, please inform the speaker of the House of Representative, James Michael Johnson. You didn't know his first name was James. James Michael. And we love James Michael Johnson, that the Democrat Party has just conceded the seat of the former Ilhan Omar from the lovely country of Somalia, from the lovely country of Somalia, where they have no government, where they have no anything. All they have is crime. You know what their number one industry is? Being pirates and robbing ships. All they have is crime. And she sailed... I don't know how the hell she got here. She sailed, but no, but sail is so nice. She sailed the seven seas and she arrived in our country. And the first thing she did, coming from a country with no law, no order, no polity, all they have is people that shoot you all the time, no anything.
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They have nothing, probably the worst country on earth. There are a couple that maybe could be right there, but it's among the worst in the world. And she came into our country and she immediately announced that, "My constitutional rights allow me to tell you how to run the United States of America." She comes from a shit house country and she's telling us how to run the United States. So Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, her real name, has openly admitted to fraud and she will not be legally allowed to be a member of that august body that sits in Washington so beautifully, of which we have many members here. We have many, many congressmen and women here. They're at a slightly different level.
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The last time the radical Democrats had power, they gave us the worst inflation in American history, the highest energy prices in American history. Energy was much higher under Sleepy Joe and under Barack Hussein Obama. And what we did is, I knew it was going to go up a little bit, small price to pay, but we took out the nuclear power from Iran because yours is going to go down.
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They gave us the worst trade deficit in American history. They allowed 25 million people to pour across our borders from all over the world, and if they win the midterms, they will do it again. They're going to do it all again. And they'll do it all again. We can never forget. You go back two years ago, we were living in a dark age. The proud people of Florida will never let that happen. And it's true. Less than two years ago, the radical left Democrats handed us the truth. I say it all the time. It was like a dark period, wasn't it? It was a dark age. It was a dark age of America, but we quickly turned it into the Golden Age of America. That's what it is right now.
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And no other president has ever accomplished so much in such a short period of time. That's what they say. You're going to see a poll later on. They rate the presidents in terms of their greatness. I'm proud to say... Let's put it this way. Let's put it this way. I wouldn't be telling you about that poll if I was doing badly in it. And you know who made the poll? CNN. Can you believe it? I'm sure the guy who did it is no longer with them, but we achieved the most secure border in American history in the past 17 months. Zero illegal aliens have been admitted into the United States.
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Zero. Thank you. I was telling this brilliant team that I have over here that I feel always sort of foolish when I say... So Biden allowed 25 million in. He had no clue. He was sleeping most of the time, but his border czar was Kamala. Nobody knows her last name. Does anybody know her last name? Harris. That's right. No, they call her Kamala. Kamala. They say, "What's her last name?" "I don't know." Well, that's part of the problem she had. When people went in to vote, they had no idea who the hell she was.
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Well, they're trying to do that in Alaska. We have a man named Dan Sullivan, so the Democrats, maybe here they're not so dumb. They put another man also with the name of Dan Sullivan. So we have two Dan Sullivans. How about that? That's not so dumb, actually. It's cheating like hell, but it's not the dumbest thing in the world, and it's very confusing to people, to put it mildly.
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They gave people with a very high 188 IQ and they said, "Please pick the real Dan Sullivan." And they were right about it 50% of the time. How about that one? Would you like to have somebody with your name running? This is not good. If that would happen, you might even lose to one of the worst candidates in the history of Florida, this Jolly guy's bad news. They should have done that, Byron. They missed their opportunity. But record numbers of illegal alien criminals have been taken off the street and we've achieved the largest drop in violent crime ever recorded with a murder rate at the lowest level in 125 years, 1990. 1990.
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So in much less than two years, we secured commitments for $22.2 trillion of new investments into the United States of America. The greatest amount by far ever invested in our country. You know what the record was? Another country 10 years ago, three trillion. We had 22 trillion. Think of this.
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For 15 months, they call it up to 15. That means we have more now because we're a little longer than that. Thanks to my tariffs, my favorite word, I have to tell you. But no longer. It's number five because the fake news, when I said tariffs... And it was my favorite word, I'd go around. Tariffs... Because it's made us rich. I hope you know that. That's the reason you have factories being built. The radical left, "Oh, take the tariffs off." Yeah, take the tariffs off. Watch every factory leave America. Take them off and watch everybody say, "Bye-bye, you stupid people."
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But the fake news was just killing me because I said, "Tariffs is my favorite word." I didn't know what I did wrong, and it took me two or three times saying it at big rallies like this. And I say, "Tariffs is my favorite word." And then I saw an article written by that person right over there, faker. And she wrote this article and she said, "Tariff is his favorite word. How bad is the man? What about God? What about wife, family, children, relationship?" So I made it number five word and I'm okay now. I'm okay.
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It used to be my favorite word. It used to be my favorite word. Now it's number five. But right now, because of tariffs and smart people like Scott and Howard and... We love Bobby. Wow. How about Bobby? I watched him. What applause Bobby got. I don't know. I got to be a little worried about him. What applause Bobby got. People love Bobby. All of them, Oz. Your attorney general, by the way, happens to be fantastic. Fantastic. What a nice group of... What a good group of people. But thanks to what we've done... And tariffs, the use of tariffs. Number one, tariffs have helped us end eight wars. Five of the eight I would say was because of trade and tariffs that if you continue to fight, we're going to put a 200% tariff on you, both of you. And amazingly they stopped the war. Probably should do that immediately with Ukraine and Russia.
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I've never thought of it. I didn't think of it for them, but we don't buy enough to do it for them, so it doesn't work. But we've got more factories right now and plants being built in the United States of America by far than we have ever had before.
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And the stock market has set 88 all-time record highs since the election, less than two years ago. 88. And anybody going to the polls on November 3rd, or if you're writing in, you have to do this. You have to look at your 401Ks before you leave the house and just take a look. And you'll see that you've made about 60%. They're about 60% higher than they were just a short while ago. And then go and you can pull the trigger... You can pull the trigger for Byron because they're 60%, in some cases, much higher than that.
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A police officer, I told this story a week ago, the police officer came up to me, said, " Sir, I want to thank you very much." New York's finest, a great guy, a big, strong guy. He said, "Sir, I want to just thank you because my wife has always considered me a loser. She thinks... She was nasty. She was always calling me bad names. I'd invest in stocks and things and we'd lose a lot of money. And this year I'm up 67% and she thinks I'm the most brilliant financial genius ever. And I just want to thank you."
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I actually asked him a terrible thing, which I shouldn't say in this room because it's Florida, but I said, "Are you staying with your wife or have you found some... Have you decided to stay or are you going to get rid of her?" Because honestly, that's not nice. So now she likes you. "What have you done for me lately, right?" I don't like that. I didn't like the end of that story actually, but now he's okay. He's happy. But income for hardworking Americans has soared to the highest level in the history of our country. Think of this. Ready?
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I'm going to give you a couple of... You just said income per individual, highest level in our country. I'm going to give you a few more, and then I'm going to walk off this stage because there's no reason to stay here and waste your time and mine because these are numbers. These are numbers that when you give them... So, ready? I gave you one. Income, your income is the highest level that it's ever been. All of you, look, you're all nodding. You're right. The fake news doesn't want [inaudible 01:30:04].