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伊朗哪有空管明州？川普總統大實話：該怪自己，實在太無能！談判進展如何？伊朗經常食言，只會把我惹火！狠狠打擊他們！國際刑事法院毫無正當性！西半球20年首次集體親美！西班牙數十萬人入侵！中國仿製很有名.. — Transcript

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0:00Today I just want to mention that we
0:02heard in Minnesota there was an cyber
0:05attack and they blame it on Iran. I
0:07don't think so. I think I blame it on
0:09Minnesota because they're grossly
0:10incompetent. There was a cyber attack of
0:1330 water plants and I would blame it on
0:17Minnesota and the governor, the corrupt
0:19governor of Minnesota. They like to say,
0:21"Oh, is Iran? Iran should be so lucky.
0:24Iran's got bigger problems than worrying
0:25about Minnesota." You know, I saw Spain
0:28uh yesterday and I watched the
0:31catastrophe that took place. It was a it
0:33looks like an invasion of a country by
0:36hundreds of thousands of people. And
0:39that same thing's going to happen to us
0:40if the Republicans don't get elected,
0:42except worse, much bigger, much easier
0:46to get into, despite the fact that we
0:48have built thousands of miles of wall,
0:52which I said we were going to do, but we
0:54didn't have that. forget it. But we have
0:56the safest border in the world. If we're
0:59not in office, our country will be
1:02invaded at levels that make Spain look
1:06small time. And when I watched it, I
1:08said, boy, I said, I'm going to say it
1:10because I knew you're going to be at Cam
1:12David and I say that's going to be a
1:14talking point for the midterms cuz when
1:17you look at what happened to Spain, they
1:19don't know what to do. And it's
1:21happening again today. They're coming in
1:22by the thous tens of thousands. You're
1:24just you're just invading the country.
1:28[clears throat]
1:28>> And what that is is weak
1:32law, bad management, but very liberal
1:36law. They passed a couple of laws and
1:39people read, you know, people are smart.
1:41They read from other countries and they
1:43swam that three mile swim or however
1:46they got in, but nobody's seen anything
1:48like it. That will look good compared to
1:50what's going to happen to the United
1:52States. The biggest thing, the worst
1:54thing that Biden did is allowing 25
1:56million people into our country cuz many
1:58of those people are criminals. They're
2:00murderers. A lot of murder. 11,888.
2:04A lot of them are gone now. We got them
2:06out. But they uh allowed people to come
2:08into this country that you can't allow
2:10to come into a country. [clears throat]
2:11This has been an amazing team. From
2:13Kelly Leler at SBA uh to Doug at the VA
2:17to Todd and Bobby Kennedy. This really
2:20has required a whole of administration
2:22approach to try to tackle fraud. There
2:24are a few things that I want to talk
2:25about and celebrate. [snorts] Uh the
2:27first is that just since the beginning
2:28of the fraud task force that I started
2:30under the president's leadership and
2:32direction, uh we have identified $230
2:35billion of fraud that's being
2:37perpetrated against the American people.
2:39And we have halted already 56 billion of
2:43that. It's sometimes hard once the money
2:44has already gone out the door. It's hard
2:46to get it back. But stopping it from
2:48going out the door is how we save the
2:49American people. $56 billion. And of
2:52course, we're going to keep on working
2:53on that. Just today, Mr. President, we
2:55will announce 17 new anti-fraud actions
2:58that will total uh about a third of a
3:01billion. And that that's added to $230
3:04billion that we've already uncovered.
3:06And I want to just talk benefit of the
3:08American people about people about why
3:10do I care so much about this? Because
3:12what I always try to remind people is
3:13that fraud has two minimums. So to give
3:17one concrete example, there's a program
3:19that is administered by Medicaid and
3:23that program ensures that low-inccome
3:25moms and low-inccome babies have access
3:27to neonatal care. Now I think most
3:29Americans probably share my idea that
3:31this one of the great things about the
3:32United States of America that if we see
3:34a baby and we see a young mother that
3:37requires help, we help our fellow
3:39Americans. That's a good thing. It's
3:40something that we should be proud of.
3:42And yet there is a program that has
3:44defrauded the moms and the babies who
3:47benefit from these. You got people who
3:49got rich by setting up false companies
3:52that are providing false services. So
3:54who loses in that equation? Number one,
3:56of course, is the American taxpayer that
3:58is $230 billion poor because of the
4:01fraud that this country has let go on.
4:04But I actually most importantly is that
4:06we've seen that program run out of
4:08money. So, we've seen moms and babies
4:11unable to access the health care that
4:13they need because the fraudster got
4:15rich. That is a disgrace. And until the
4:18president ordered us to stop it, no one
4:21was doing anything about it. So, we've
4:23made a lot of progress, Mr. President,
4:24in just under a year for to keep on
4:27working at it because we believe the
4:28American people deserve to have their
4:30money spent as you and the Congress have
4:32recorded. So just a couple points that u
4:35you we all know we follow the news
4:38obviously the events in the Middle East
4:39and others you talk about them not that
4:40they're not important but there's some
4:41other issues happening around the world
4:43Mr. president that you've shown great
4:45leadership in that have not gotten
4:46nearly as much attention I think they've
4:47deserved to mention today. The first is
4:49the International Criminal Court is an
4:51illegitimate international organization
4:53that frankly illegitimate. They've made
4:55themselves illegitimate because they
4:56claim that even if you're not a member
4:57of that court, they can come after you.
4:59What that literally means in the future
5:01is that
5:03political elite and others could find
5:04themselves under the under indictment by
5:07this International Criminal Court. If
5:09you want to know a little bit about it,
5:10Jack Smith used to work there. These are
5:12the people that think they could go on
5:13and basically indict any world leader
5:15and fallen into the H. So we've begun,
5:17we tried to get them to reform and
5:19listen to us. They wouldn't do it.
5:20They're very arrogant. We've now begun
5:22an effort to really try to bring that
5:24court to heal.
5:24>> By the way, there's no information that
5:26they're after me. It could have,
5:30but just so you know, if you think about
5:32it, I think that means he's not trying
5:34to defend me. He is trying to defend BB
5:37and various other people. But there are
5:39many people that shouldn't be looked at
5:41that way. But there is no indication
5:44that uh I'm one of them at this moment.
5:47[laughter]
5:48No. And I actually think the people who
5:50are in biggest danger in our system are
5:52servicemen, people in uniform that
5:53they'll try to go out for the rest of
5:54their lives will not be able to travel
5:56anywhere in the world with their
5:57families cuz they can be arrested on one
5:58of these. Imagine you're a soldier, you
6:00fought in a war, and 20 years later they
6:02try to come grab us. This is a big
6:04problem. So, we've had dozens of
6:06countries already join us in September.
6:07Since we started two weeks ago, five
6:09countries have already quit the ICC and
6:11notified them that they're leaving and
6:12we think there'll be more. The second
6:14thing is we had an unprecedented
6:15ministerial 60 countries came to
6:17Washington and we're a part of an effort
6:19we were shedding light on foreign left
6:22terrorism and violence. You know, if a
6:23bomb goes off somewhere and it's tied to
6:25some right-wing group or what I neo I
6:27don't consider neo-Nazis rightwing. I
6:29consider the Nazis, right? But you're
6:31going to get a lot of attention on that.
6:32But if it's a leftist group, an Antifa
6:34group that gets no cover or they ignore
6:36the ideological spin and the ideological
6:39reason behind it. So we got 60 countries
6:41came up here and hopefully creating a
6:43strong to go after far-left violent
6:46terrorism and go after by name and I
6:49think we're building a very strong
6:50coalition there. The second thing is we
6:52had an unprecedented ministerial 60
6:54countries came to Washington and were a
6:56part of an effort we were shedding light
6:58on for far left terrorism and violence.
7:00you know, the bomb goes off somewhere
7:02and it's tied to some right-wing group
7:03or what I don't consider neo-Nazis
7:06rightwing. I consider them Nazis, right?
7:08But you're going to get a lot of
7:09attention on that. But if it's a leftist
7:11group, an antifa that gets no coverage
7:13or they ignore the ideological spin and
7:15the ideological reason behind it. So, we
7:18got 60 countries came up here and
7:20hopefully creating a strong to go after
7:22far-left violent terrorism, go after all
7:26it by name. I think we're building a
7:27very strong coalition there. Um, we've
7:29had some successes in the Middle East,
7:31Mr. President, as you know, in the
7:32diplomatic front. The deal with Lebanon
7:34and Israel is unprecedented. President
7:36Aun was here a week ago. I think that
7:39was the first visit by a Lebanese
7:40president in over 30 some years. In
7:42fact, this is the first time the
7:43Israelis and the Lebanese government
7:44have spoken at the official level close
7:46to 30 years. And now years later, a lot
7:49of work to be done to keep that peace
7:50and building, but it's a real
7:52achievable. And of course, as you
7:53announced last night, Mr. President,
7:55this disarmament deal that you brought
7:56about with Steve and Jared's work on on
7:59Hamas is is another big step as well. Uh
8:02this something a lot of people thought
8:03would never happen. It needs to happen,
8:04but the fact they've even agreed to it
8:06is a real achievable. Last point is on
8:08the Western Hemisphere. For the first
8:10time in 15, 20 years, the overwhelming
8:13majority of the countries in the Western
8:15Hemisphere are now led by pro-American
8:18leaders and pro-American [clears throat]
8:19governments. It's an extraordinary
8:21achievement. all of it happening through
8:23virtually every election that's happened
8:24in your elected president has elected
8:27someone
8:29and I think this is an an incredible uh
8:31situation. And last but not least, and I
8:33have to thank a number of agencies here,
8:35particularly the Department of War after
8:36that terrible earthquake in Venezuela.
8:39Within 36 hours, the full force of the
8:42American government was on the ground
8:44providing humanitarian assistance. It
8:45was a sight to behold. Uh the USS Ford,
8:48I think, was in their port. our Marines
8:50and and uh other armed service personnel
8:53were helping run their airport and their
8:54tower. It is one of the fastest, most
8:56dramatic and most effective humanitarian
8:58responses certainly in recent history,
9:01if not ever. And it that came at the
9:03direction of the president. In fact,
9:05within an hour of that earthquake
9:06hitting, I remember cuz I was overseas,
9:08the president called and said, "Make
9:09sure we go in there and help these
9:11people recover from this." And we did.
9:13And thanks to your leadership, Mr.
9:14President. It's a great story. enough
9:16needs to be told about it because the
9:18credit goes to so many agencies
9:20represented here today, but really the
9:22Department of War is ethical was
9:23phenomenal. So, thank you.
9:24>> Well, I think we just want to win, you
9:26know, we [clears throat] just want to
9:27win. We're doing very well. Uh we're
9:30trying to be nice, as nice as you can be
9:32in, in a situation like that. But, you
9:35know, they're they're being decimated.
9:38They have no navy. They have no air
9:39force. They have no anti-aircraft.
9:42Doesn't mean they don't have any
9:44capability. They have some but very
9:45little. Uh we just want to win. We don't
9:48want to have them. It's very simple. Uh
9:51they cannot have a nuclear weapon. Iran
9:54will not have a nuclear weapon and they
9:56can't have a nuclear weapon. If they
9:58did, the Middle East would have been
9:59wiped out by now. If I didn't stop the
10:03JCPOA, the Obama deal, if I didn't that,
10:07they would have had a nuclear. I believe
10:09Israel would no longer be with us in big
10:11parts of the Middle East and perhaps
10:13other
10:16these people are crazy. So they can
10:20clear weapon and they won't
10:23>> over the next four weeks, you know,
10:26we'll be hitting them. We'll be hitting
10:28him very hard and you know at some point
10:30they're going to say we just can't take
10:31it anymore. But I'll tell you something,
10:32Todd Todd Blanch is a very very good man
10:36and he shouldn't be in the middle of
10:38this. he should get approved because you
10:40will never get anybody like him. You're
10:42never going to get anybody. And to make
10:44him a pawn on this whole thing, this is
10:46being done by a senator and I don't
10:48really blame him to be honest with you.
10:50I endorsed his opponent and as soon as I
10:52endorsed his opponent, his opponent went
10:54through the roof and he won the the
10:56primary election in Texas or Senate and
11:01the man that lost, the man that I didn't
11:03endorse
11:04has become very angry. And that's okay.
11:06I mean, I understand that. I probably
11:08would do the same thing. You want to
11:09know the truth? I think I do the same
11:11now. He should be approved forth with. I
11:13mean, you're never going to get a person
11:14like that. Everybody agrees to it. Don't
11:17forget it. Uh
11:18>> Senator Thornon thought he was
11:20phenomenal until he lost.
11:22>> You know, when he lost, is that a
11:24correct statement? You come from Texas.
11:26>> I mean, he thought this was the most
11:27incredible person. And when he lost, he
11:30lost because of me. I endorsed somebody
11:32else. And as soon as I endorsed the
11:33other person, the other person became a
11:36rocket ship upward. and he lost. And you
11:40know, I think I'd be the same.
11:42>> I mean, I I shouldn't say that, but I
11:44I'd be upset also. And I So, I fully
11:47understand it. He shouldn't be that way.
11:50I shouldn't be that way, but he is that
11:52way. He's become a very angry person.
11:54And I understand you have a couple of
11:56others that caused their defeat, too.
11:58And, you know, you probably hear from
11:59them, too.
12:00>> Do you agree with the acting attorney
12:01general that the anti-weaponization fund
12:03is dead? And why not just put that in
12:05writing? is dead. But, you know, I wish
12:08it weren't to be honest with you. I
12:09think people were horribly treated,
12:11horribly abused. This has nothing to do
12:13with Todd. This was me. Uh, horribly
12:16abused, and I'd like to see them
12:18compensated for the the pain. They
12:20[clears throat] lost their families.
12:22They committed suicide. Many people
12:24committed suicide. They went down for an
12:26innocent journey. And I'm not only
12:29talking there. I'm talking about not
12:31even having to do with that. the way
12:33they were twins. The Biden
12:34administration and the Obama
12:36administration weaponized government and
12:39destroyed lives. You have an
12:41understanding with Israel. Israel is
12:42very happy about it. Israel helped us
12:45and they've been very good. They've been
12:48very good about it. Most people said
12:49that would be a deal that would be
12:50undoable. Now, will it go through its
12:53ups and down? It's a very complex
12:55situation over there. The people are
12:57very complex and difficult.
13:00uh many cases wonderful, many cases not
13:02so wonderful, but that will be a uh it's
13:06a great breakthrough. Nobody's ever
13:08thought that would be possible to disarm
13:10Hamas. Uh that shows you how much uh
13:15we're having with Iran because if you go
13:174 months ago, 5 months ago, a deal like
13:19that would have been impossible. So,
13:21it's a big step for the Middle East and
13:23people are really impressed by it and
13:25they're surprised by it.
13:26>> What is the status of talks? who who
13:28from the administration is talking, but
13:30they break their word so often. Steve is
13:32talking, Jared, we have very good
13:34people. Uh JD's involved, very strongly
13:36involved. Uh we have great people
13:39talking. Marco's involved
13:40>> because they say talks aren't happening.
13:42>> Very good people. We have the best
13:43people, but they'll make a deal. As an
13:46example, we'll talk about nuclear and
13:48we'll be in there talking about nuclear
13:50for 7 hours. I say, "Why is it why do
13:52you need seven? You can take 10 minutes.
13:54You have 5 minutes." We should solve for
13:56seven hours and then they'll go out and
13:59I'll say they discuss nook and they'll
14:02go out and they'll say we never discuss
14:03milk and I say why why do they say that?
14:06All they do is make me angry you know
14:09you just make me angry. Look we have the
14:11greatest weapons in the world. We have
14:14the greatest drones in the world. People
14:15don't know that we have the greatest
14:16weaponry in the world. We have in the
14:19case of uh President Zalinsky, he'd like
14:21to have some patriots. They'd like to
14:23have some to do which is you know lethal
14:26one up when they but give somebody the
14:30other day you read that five missiles
14:33were shot they were going 8,600
14:37miles an hour. Think of it 8,600.
14:40Now a car if you go 60 it gets to be a
14:42little faster. If you go 100 8,600 mph
14:47and they were big missiles and they were
14:49shot at Jordan and our guys were there.
14:52Bing bing bing bing bing fire big bing
14:56bing bing bing
15:03that would have been a great sound
15:04[laughter]
15:05five missiles and we shot all five down
15:08before they got close. Nobody else has
15:10that capacity. These weapons are
15:13incredible. We have to be very careful
15:15about letting somebody build them. You
15:18know, it's very uh important now. We are
15:21building many glass now to make those
15:24and other the tomahawk missile is the
15:26most incredible thing. It can go into a
15:28doorway. You can put it through a window
15:30of the house. Nobody's ever seen
15:32anything like it. You have to be very
15:35judicious, but you have to be very
15:36careful. Uh now, we have not agreed to
15:40that. We we're talking about it, but
15:43it's a hard thing to give away that kind
15:44of technology.
15:46Uh and I don't think this would ever
15:48happen. But you know those people that
15:50can give that technology, they can
15:51someday turn on you. You know that is
15:53possible. You look at war. It's happened
15:56a couple of times over the years, right?
15:58So we have to be very careful. I mean we
15:59we guard that. We have the greatest
16:01military in the world, but we have the
16:03greatest weapons in the world. Now we
16:05have to make them a little bit faster
16:06because we've given a lot away. you
16:08know, uh, President Biden unfortunately
16:11gave a lot away to Ukraine and he gave
16:15and so did I. I mean, I gave them the
16:18Javelins, the tank bushes, and without
16:20the Javelins, that that war would have
16:22been a win-win over. They wiped out the
16:24tanks going up to Kiev where they got
16:27stuck in the mud. They had a general
16:28that decided to go through the mud
16:30instead of going up the highway where
16:32they were going very nicely. It would
16:33have been over. But, uh, no, I gave them
16:36the javelins. The javelins are
16:37unbelievably we have the greatest
16:39weapons in the world. We have to be very
16:41careful about giving out the secrets to
16:44those weapons and and they're not you
16:47you can't copy them. It's a little like
16:49>> [clears throat]
16:49>> uh Nvidia they have a chair. They say
16:53you cannot copy it. The complexity is so
16:55great you cannot you know most things
16:58you copied. China's known for it. Other
17:00countries we do something and I guess we
17:02copy also you can copy pretty easily.
17:05There's a chip that they made their
17:08ultimate chip and they always have the
17:10ultimate chip and I say well why doesn't
17:12somebody copy it because they can't the
17:15complexity they can't copy our weapons
17:17we have the greatest weapons in the
17:19world many of them those are just two or
17:21three that I mentioned but uh you cannot
17:24copy them so we have to be very care
17:29that Iran's behind that cyber attack
17:33I think Minnesota is behind it. You know
17:36who's behind it? Minnesota. Because
17:38they're grossly incompetent. I think the
17:40governor is behind it. I don't think
17:41there was an Iranian cyber attack. I
17:44think that uh Minnesota ought to get its
17:47act together. It's one of the worst run
17:49states. JD will tell you. He found
17:51tremendous corruption in Minnesota. And
17:53by the way, just gave you a report.
17:56Massive, massive future things having to
17:59do with corruption in Minnesota are
18:01happening right

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