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0:01And I built it during my first term. I
0:03built our military. And as you know,
0:06they stupidly gave a lot of it away. But
0:09actually, it was a lot, but it was small
0:11compared to what we built. But they gave
0:14a lot of it away to the Taliban, to
0:16Afghanistan. They gave it away. They
0:18just take it. We're leaving. Let's leave
0:20brand new machines behind. Let's leave
0:23airplanes behind. I said to him, "Well,
0:26why don't you just fly it out and we'll
0:27take it back or we can even fly it back
0:29to the United States if you'd like."
0:31Sir, I think it's cheaper to leave it.
0:35Brand new planes. It was so sad. I saw
0:37what was happening. What a what a
0:40disgusting thing took place. But we then
0:43uh as you know, we won Venezuela, which
0:46is now working with us to produce
0:48millions and millions of barrels of oil.
0:51We're getting along great with them. one
0:53day
0:55and we've already paid for that
0:57operation many many times over. We're
1:00taking tremendous amounts of oil and
1:01they're taking tremendous amounts of
1:03oil. It's a partnership in a sense.
1:05They're doing a great job. We're working
1:07together and uh millions of barrels of
1:10oil is going to Houston and Louisiana
1:14coming to you indirectly after it's
1:16refined. They're refining it there. But
1:19millions and millions of barrels of oil
1:21and also Venezuela is doing better than
1:24they've ever done before too. The big
1:26oil companies are going in and they're
1:28signing up. We have Chris Wright working
1:31on it. Doug Bergam working on it. Scott
1:34is working on them. And it's been
1:36incredible actually what it's got
1:38serious oil. In fact, if you combine us
1:41and Venezuela, we have about 62% of the
1:43world's oil market. So we don't need
1:47straits. We don't need anything.
1:50We don't need the harmon. But we do it
1:52because we have to do it because we
1:54cannot let Iran have a nuclear weapon.
1:56It's very
2:04So we're likewise winning in the
2:08Islamic Republic of Iran and we're
2:10ensuring that they will never ever be
2:13able to do to us what they've done to so
2:16many. You know, they've killed 52,000
2:18plus protesters. People that were
2:21protesting have been killed 52,000 over
2:24the last four months. Nobody wants to
2:26talk about the fake news back there.
2:27Never mentions that. And I just left
2:30Dover Air Force Base, which is an
2:33incredible place, but oftentimes very
2:35sad because that's when they bring the
2:38bodies of our great heroes, our great
2:41patriots warriors. They bring them back
2:44to do and I've been there many times
2:48before. This was in particular something
2:50very sad. I attended the dignified
2:53transfer ceremony for four great US
2:56service members killed in the conflict
2:58with Iran
3:00as they returned to American soil at
3:04Dover. And one of the families happened
3:07to be traveling to Georgia. Beautiful
3:09family, beautiful wife and husband. and
3:13uh brother-in-law
3:15and they said, "I'm going to Georgia,
3:17too. Where are you going?" She says,
3:19"Well, after this, sir," they lost their
3:21beautiful son. "We're going to Georgia."
3:24I said, "So, if you want, I'll give you
3:25a ride on Air Force One." And they said,
3:28"Wow."
3:30Wow.
3:40So today
3:42I then said they're on Air Force One and
3:44it's quite nice I must say
3:47and they said wow this is something
3:49thank you so much but they're
3:50heartbroken you know they're heartbroken
3:52but they couldn't believe it and they
3:54live very close to here they live
3:55minutes away and uh we're here today and
4:00I said to them celebrating the memory of
4:02their beautiful this was a beautiful son
4:05you know I read uh when I go to do I
4:07read charts on all of the young people
4:12and some are unbelievable. Some were a
4:14little bit, you know, they got a little
4:15bit of a little couple of little bad
4:17things put in. This is a son who was
4:19like a flawless, perfect person,
4:22beautiful, beautiful son, handsome in
4:26every way, brilliant, respected by
4:29everybody. This his sheet read so
4:31beautifully. And I told them that their
4:34beloved son and it's uh his name was
4:37Lieutenant
4:39Tyler Fihan and he was a a person that
4:43was going all the way. He was going to
4:45be a general. He would have been a
4:46general very quickly. He was heading in
4:48that path. But I just want to thank
4:50Tyler's mother Sherry, his father
4:53Steven, and his uncle David. Great
4:55people. And I got to know him a little
4:56bit on the plane and standing there
4:58watching this site, which is oh, it's
5:02very, very tough to very tough to watch
5:04to be honest with you. Very tough. I
5:05think it's the toughest thing I do. If
5:07anything, I do. I do all this stuff, but
5:08I think it's the toughest thing I do.
5:11But to Sherry and Stephen and David, we
5:13will carry Tyler's memory in our hearts
5:15forever. And I just want to thank you.
5:17It's an honor to have you here today.
5:20Please.
6:06Thank you very much. You see the way
6:08everybody feels. Your neighborhood. This
6:10is your neighborhood. Can you believe
6:11it?
6:12see the way they feel.
6:17Thank you. Thank you, Sher.
6:21He's looking down right here. He's so
6:22proud right now.
6:24So, together, we're making our country
6:27safer and stronger and far more
6:29successful than it's ever been before.
6:30And that's happening before your very
6:32eyes. That's why I call it the golden
6:34age. This is the golden age of America.
6:36We're building more plants than at any
6:39time in the history of our country. And
6:41not just AI and all of the different
6:43things you read about things like auto
6:45plants, you know, the oldfashioned way.
6:47Uh Toyota just announced they're leaving
6:51Mexico and they're coming in. They're
6:52going to be building the largest plant
6:54anywhere in the world. They're all
6:56coming back. They're all leaving Canada.
6:59They're leaving Mexico. They're coming
7:01in from Germany and Japan and South
7:03Korea. They're coming in from all over.
7:05And uh people that have been doing this,
7:08people like Scott, others that have been
7:10doing this for a long time, they've
7:12never seen anything like it. I don't
7:13think you've ever seen anything like it.
7:14McGee, have you? You haven't seen
7:17anything. He's doing such a great job.
7:19In four long years of the sleepy Joe
7:21Biden administration, they got less
7:24than1 trillion dollars of new investment
7:26in our country. In four years, much less
7:28than one trillion in less than two
7:31years. Much less than two years,
7:33actually. In fact, at the end of the
7:35first year, but less than two years, in
7:37my administration, we've secured more
7:40than 19.2 trillion dollars in new
7:43investment from all over the world.
7:50So, think of that. So, in one year, they
7:53did much less than1 trillion dollars of
7:55investment. We were losing this country,
7:58I'll tell you. and the welfare. You see
8:01all the theft that's going on, guys
8:02stealing a hundred million dollars. Some
8:04guy from the street steals a hundred
8:08million dollars. It's horrible. The
8:11welfare was going through the roof. The
8:12costs were going through the roof. It
8:14was a disaster taking place. But think
8:17of it. So they did less than1 trillion
8:20in one full year. In four years they did
8:23less. Think of this. In four years they
8:26did less than1 trillion dollars. We did
8:2919.2 in 15 months. Think of that.
8:34Think I mean
8:41the pharmaceutical company, we're
8:43bringing our food, we learned that
8:44through co we're bringing the
8:46pharmaceuticals back. But the big
8:48pharmaceutical company UCB is investing
8:51$2 billion to build its first ever
8:53American manufacturing plant right here
8:56in Gwynette, Georgia.
8:58Winnette,
9:03look at the front row. I love these
9:05people.
9:07I love these people.
9:13I think they're about 283. I don't know
9:16what the hell they do. I think they make
9:17a lot of money, too. I'm hearing they're
9:19very rich. They follow us. It's a rock
9:22concert, right? You have a good time,
9:23right?
9:24>> Thank you. They've been with me right
9:26from the beginning. It's How many have
9:29you done so far, do you think?
9:32>> Four, five, six,
9:34>> close to a thousand. It might be. You
9:37think he's kidding? It might be. Well,
9:39we love you. Thank you very much. We
9:41love you guys. Thank you.
9:46We have groups. We have a group from I
9:48don't know if they're here, but we have
9:50a group from North Carolina. Women,
9:52beautiful women. They follow us and
9:54they're at 218. I think 219. They come
9:58and I always say, "What the hell are
10:00your husbands saying about this? This is
10:02crazy. They're these beautiful women. I
10:05think they're sort of a wealthy family.
10:07I don't know what the hell's going on
10:08with them." But, you know, like the
10:11front row shows, we have a lot of those
10:13groups. They They're just great. They've
10:15been with us right from the beginning.
10:16And you know why they're with us?
10:17Because they love our country. That's
10:18why they're with us. It's really why
10:20they're with us.
10:23So, Japan is investing $600 million and
10:29we're cutting edge diamond processing
10:32facility as you probably read this
10:34morning in your state. 600 million.
10:38Yamaha Motors is building its brand new
10:40US headquarters in Kennesaw.
10:48And more money is being invested in the
10:51United States right now than at any time
10:54in the history of our country. And
10:56Americans are working today, more so
10:59than ever before. We have more jobs
11:01today than we've ever had. And it's not
11:04even close. More people are working now
11:07than at any time in the history of our
11:09country
11:19and the stock market has said and that's
11:21with this skirmish we have going on. I
11:23call it a skirmish.
11:25This is with this skirmish we have with
11:27the Islamic Republic of Iran. And I call
11:31it that because let me tell you, they're
11:34getting hit so hard and they want to
11:36make a deal. But I say they're not ready
11:39to make a deal
11:42because every time they make a deal,
11:43they want to change it and everything.
11:45They're not ready. They'll be ready very
11:47soon.
11:49And this is despite this, it's going on.
11:51The stock market has hit 73 all-time
11:54highs since the election. Think of that.
11:58And the typical American's 401k
12:02is up by $34,000, setting records day
12:05after day. It's up by numbers that have
12:08never been seen before. So your 401ks,
12:11they always say, "Oh, the stock market
12:13stock market's very important." But I
12:16have people coming up to me that have
12:18401ks. They said, you know, I was a
12:20disaster. My family wouldn't talk to me.
12:22They thought I was a total loser. And
12:25now I'm like uh the one guy said I feel
12:27like Warren Buffett.
12:30No, the markets are right through the
12:32roof. And uh it's a beautiful thing to
12:35watch, frankly. It's beautiful. But
12:37what's brought families together. I
12:39mean, I I told a story about a policeman
12:42in New York City. He said, "My wife was
12:44really down on me because the 401k was a
12:47disaster. Wasn't moving. and you get
12:49elected and it's they think I'm she
12:51thinks I'm the most brilliant financial
12:53mind in the world now. She loves me much
12:55more than she did.
12:58She's close. But you should never love
13:00for that reason. Remember that, please.
13:03And while the stock market is
13:05skyrocketing way up, inflation is way
13:08down. We're coming way down.
13:10And last week,
13:13it was announced just last week that
13:16inflation dropped by the largest amount
13:18in more than six years because we're
13:20doing it right. We're running the
13:21country properly.
13:24And they tried to blame high prices on
13:27me. So, think of it. When I inherited
13:30this thing on January 20th, we had the
13:34highest inflation in many, many years.
13:3848 years, they say. I say maybe ever.
13:42This is what I inherited. And when I had
13:45nothing to I had nothing to do with it.
13:47I I walk into office. I have a press
13:48conference first or second day and
13:50they're screaming at me. What are you
13:52GOING TO DO ABOUT HIGH PRICES,
13:54RIGHT? What are you GOING TO DO? I SAID,
13:56I just got here. What? What are we
13:57talking about? Tell me. Eggs. Eggs have
14:00gone up four times. Four times. I said,
14:03I just got here. Give me a break.
14:06They did. They hit me with the eggs
14:08then. You remember that,
14:11Kelly? You remember I got hit with the
14:12eggs
14:15first day, first press conference, nice
14:17friendly press. You know, they treat me
14:19so nicely.
14:21What are you going to do about the
14:22prices and they said, they used the
14:25word, first time I heard it, it was a
14:27word, you know, made up by the
14:28Democrats, affordability.
14:31They said affordability.
14:33I said, I've been here one day. Don't
14:36worry, I'll take care of it. And we're
14:37taking care of it. You know, we're
14:39taking good care of it.
14:41They had the highest prices.
14:45They had the highest prices. In fact,
14:47with the eggs, you know, we have an
14:48Easter egg hunt like a few months after
14:51this, and they said, "Don't order eggs,
14:53sir, because they're so expensive. Use
14:55plastic eggs." They wanted me to give
14:57the kids. I said, "Nope, we're going to
14:58get it done." We did a great job. Our
15:01Secretary of Agriculture did a great
15:03job. And we got the price now of eggs is
15:05lower than it was when we started,
15:07right?
15:10And many other things too. And oil will
15:13be coming. It's going to be tumbling
15:14down. It was three weeks ago. They
15:16thought we had a deal. I said, I don't
15:18think we have a deal with these guys.
15:19They break every deal they make. But I
15:21said, you know, but people thought the
15:22geniuses on Wall Street, they came down,
15:24really down and goes back up a little
15:27bit, but it's going to come down maybe
15:30lower than when we even started. But
15:32just give me a little time. I always say
15:33give me a little I said to the farmers
15:35give me a little time and look how we're
15:36doing with the farmers what's going on
15:38with the farms and everything. This
15:40country is rocking and rolling.
15:46So every day we're fighting to put more
15:48money back in the pockets of the
15:50hardworking American families. And
15:53that's why with the help of our
15:55incredible Republican majorities in
15:57Congress, we've done so much. which I
15:59proudly signed the great big beautiful
16:01bill delivering the largest tax cuts in
16:04American history.
16:09Largest in American history
16:12and we did big ones first. You know we
16:14had the best best economy in history in
16:17my first term. A lot of people don't
16:19because we had a COVID period but all
16:20over the world and we did a great job
16:22where they got no credit for it. We did
16:24Operation Warp Speed and I'll tell you,
16:27we did a great job, but we got very
16:28little credit for it. We should have
16:29been given big credit, but we got credit
16:31for everything else. And we had the best
16:33economy, but this this economy is ready
16:36to blow everything away ever of any
16:38country. There's never been anything
16:39like what's happening in the United
16:41States of America right now.
16:48So, I just want you to remember that if
16:49you're paying a little bit more, a lot
16:52of it's come down now. We got it coming
16:54down very rapidly actually. Look at the
16:56number just released. But uh it it
17:00really what you know we inherited
17:01something from Biden and we're giving it
17:04back to you thousands and thousands of
17:06dollars each family. We gave it to you.
17:08Also remember uh forgetting about prices
17:11and I don't want to forget about it and
17:12I would never leave a sentence like that
17:14because they'll say he said forget about
17:16prices.
17:17I said despite anything you see we gave
17:21you no tax on tips. No tax on overtime.
17:23No tax on social security for our great
17:26seniors.
17:32We gave you something that nobody ever
17:34thought of. This was my idea. I said,
17:36uh, give people a deduction. If they buy
17:38a car only that's made in America, give
17:40them a deduction. They go out, borrow
17:42money, they're out allowed to get a
17:44deduction.
17:46But this past filing season, 130,000
17:50tipped workers right here in Georgia
17:51saved an average of more than $7,000 on
17:54their taxes. And that's because of no
17:57tax on tips.
18:03You know, we're building a tremendous
18:05military facility at the White House.
18:06It's a ballroom, but it's also a big
18:08military facility. A drone port on top
18:11and tremendous things underneath. And
18:14they've been working hard. a lot of
18:16overtime. They work till 11 thou 11
18:18o'clock in the evening almost every
18:20evening 11 11:30 they get there six
18:23o'clock in the morning they're really
18:24working and the other day I went over to
18:26him and I said gather together and I had
18:29you know hundreds of workers very big
18:31thing it is beautiful it's going to be
18:33incredible it's an incredible project
18:36it's a contribution to the United States
18:38of America by very wealthy people very
18:41wealthy companies that cost this country
18:45but what happened is I said to all the
18:47workers, it was a Sunday and they were
18:48working on a Sunday. Maybe they
18:50shouldn't. Maybe they should be in
18:51church. I don't know. I'll get them in
18:52trouble. But they were working on
18:54Sunday. And I said, "Remember this. No
18:58tax on overtime. All the overtime
19:00they're making." And they gave me a big
19:02cheer. No tax on overtime.
19:08As an example, 700,000 Georgia workers
19:11saved an average of over $3,000 thanks
19:14to no tax on overtime. And 500,000
19:18Georgia seniors paid zero dollars on
19:20their Social Security benefits thanks to
19:23no tax on Social Security.
19:29But perhaps most consequential of all is
19:32the provision that the great big
19:34beautiful bill that we're celebrating
19:36today. It's something that's beautiful.
19:38It's beautiful because it takes care of
19:39our youth. It's called the Trump
19:41Accounts. And it's hot as a pistol.
19:45It's hot as a pistol. And under this
19:48groundbreaking new policy, every
19:50American child gets a tax-free
19:52investment savings account that can grow
19:55over the course of their childhood and
19:57be used for them when they reach 18 or
19:5921.
20:01their parents, grandparents, employers,
20:03and loved ones can contribute up to
20:05$5,000 a year. And with the modest
20:08contribution, these accounts will reach
20:11hundreds of thousands of dollars for
20:13these young people by the time they get
20:15to, let's say, 18, let's say 21, but by
20:19the time they're just young adults, they
20:22could be worth hundreds of thousands of
20:24dollars. Most likely will be. And for
20:26decades, Washington politicians gave our
20:28children absolutely nothing but debt.
20:31But the Trump accounts were finally
20:34seeing and ensuring that every young
20:36American gets a great start in life and
20:38a really fair shot at the American
20:40dream, which is what we all want. They
20:42all aspire to that.
20:51And under the system, every newborn
20:53child gets $1,000 deposited in their
20:57Trump account at birth. Think of that.
20:59From the United States government. Think
21:02of that. The government
21:05is finally giving money back to our
21:07children.
21:10You think that was easy to get from the
21:11Democrats? Not easy. Actually, they
21:13didn't vote for it. They didn't. I don't
21:14think we got one vote. We got it a
21:16unanimous Republican vote. We didn't get
21:18any Democrat votes. I don't think but
21:21they they have a hard time justifying
21:23all of the things that they've done. But
21:26the government gives them $1,000 at
21:28birth and from there it just uh goes up
21:31and up and up and lots of people like
21:33the employers can put money into their
21:36children's accounts of the employees.
21:38It's a beautiful thing and I'm seeing it
21:40and again over 7 million and it really
21:42just started I would say Scott a few
21:45weeks ago because it was all all of the
21:48very you know complex legal governmental
21:51things were worked out about 3 four
21:53weeks ago and we have over 7 million
21:55people already children already so
21:59that's great
22:02and
22:03I want to just tell you that generous
22:05individuals like Michael and Susan Susan
22:08Dell, Brad Gersonner, and so many others
22:11have donated billions of dollars to fund
22:14Trump accounts for millions of children.
22:16Some people are going to take and take
22:18the children from states, the entire
22:21state. Like Gersonner is looking at the
22:24state of Indiana where he contributes
22:26the money for these are wealthy people.
22:29They've made a lot of money. They're
22:30putting it back. But Michael and Susan,
22:32they're two special, incredible people,
22:34as an example, donated 6 billion, $250
22:38million into the accounts for youth.
22:41They gave him four youth,
22:44Michael Dell, Susan Dell,
22:486 billion,
22:50250 million. I have a friend, he gave 50
22:54million. I said, "That's peanuts. That's
22:55not even close to the 250 million that
22:58Michael Dell gave." I said, "What are
23:00you doing? You can do better than that.
23:02But people are loving it. And you know
23:04what I say? Go out and buy a Dell
23:06computer. Okay? Because as far as I'm
23:08concerned,
23:10that's great stuff.
23:13And the Trump Accounts app for those
23:15that want is now the number one app in
23:18all of America. Isn't that nice for our
23:20youth? People are doing it. It just
23:22caught on. In the past 18 days, nearly
23:26$1.5 billion dollars have been deposited
23:28into the Trump accounts. Think of that.
23:30The money is pouring in. And it's again,
23:32it's for children and all sorts of
23:35advantages and tax advantages for the
23:37people that do it and make this
23:39investment in our future because it's
23:41really an investment in our future. And
23:43all you have to do is go to
23:46trumpaccounts.gov,
23:48trumpaccounts.gov, and sign your child
23:50up for a free investment account today.
23:53and the child gets a,000 bucks from the
23:56government.
24:01You think that was easy to do? That
24:03wasn't easy to do. Tell tell the
24:06Democrats you given everybody $1,000.
24:09But we're pleased to be joined by some
24:11of those incredible Georgia families
24:13benefiting from the Trump accounts,
24:15including Cole and Allison Loden and
24:18their three-year-old beautiful child,
24:21Ray, their two-year-old Rex, and
24:23three-month-old daughter, Ren. And Cole
24:26and Allison met at Kennesaw State
24:29University where he played football and
24:31he was a cheerleader and a respected
24:33guy, good student. Now Cole is a project
24:37manager helping build data centers. And
24:40just this past April, they became the
24:42first home buyers. Cole and Allison
24:45bought their first home. So I just
24:47wanted Come up here for a second. Cole
24:48and Allison, come up. Say a few words.
24:51Wherever you may be, where are you? Come
24:54on up. Come on. Don't worry about Secret
24:57Service.
25:02We've had people come up. One of them
25:04almost got beat up and all they did was
25:07I said, "Come on up." And they
25:10go, "Oh, beautiful." Wow,
25:14that's so nice.
25:18You can't fall
25:21like sleepy Joe.
25:39Thank you, Mr. President, and the White
25:41House staff for allowing my family to be
25:43a part of this special event. It is
25:45truly an honor. Thank you, Mr.
25:47President, and your administration for
25:49the hard work and commitment that the
25:50Trump account uh that made the Trump
25:52account possible. As a father, it's
25:55encouraging to know that our children's
25:56future can begin with an investment from
25:58day one. To every eligible new parent, I
26:01encourage you to take advantage of this
26:03opportunity by opening a Trump account
26:04for your child and continuing to invest
26:06in it each and every year. Mr.
26:08President, thank you for your continued
26:10commitment to investing in American
26:12families. And on behalf of my wife and
26:14me, thank you for providing our children
26:15with a greater opportunity to pursue and
26:18achieve their American dream. Thank you
26:19and God bless America.
26:30USA
26:35USA USA USA USA.
26:45>> Thank you very much, Cole. That's
26:47beautiful. Also with us are Dean and
26:50Gabrielle Fungoing and their four
26:53children Elise, Jude, Isaiah, and Talia,
26:57who also have been very proudly members
27:01of the Trump accounts. And Dean and
27:03Gabrielle are both entrepreneurs who
27:05believe in teaching their children the
27:07importance of self-reliance. And it's
27:10happening. You know, people are watching
27:11the market now. They're watching how are
27:13the stocks doing, how's it going, and
27:15they're only going up, it looks like.
27:17and we're going to keep it that way. So,
27:19Dean and Gabrielle, come on up for a
27:21second, please.
27:27Wow.
27:29Wow. Beautiful.
27:47Well, Mr. President, thank you for this
27:50honor. My American story began when my
27:53parents brought our family from Cernam
27:56to this city in 1990. We attended local
27:59schools and college right here in
28:01Georgia. And in 2008, my wife and I lost
28:05our jobs just before learning we were
28:08expecting our first child.
28:11A friend taught me the appliance repair
28:13and service trade and it changed our
28:16lives. Together, we built a company
28:19serving over 55,000 homes across the
28:22city. And then she fired me and made
28:24herself CEO.
28:28Later, I founded a technology startup
28:31and that patented technology along with
28:33our team protects millions and millions
28:35of square feet of commercial real estate
28:36from water damage. Standing with me
28:39today are my wife and our four beautiful
28:42children. We open Trump accounts for
28:44each of them and because investing in
28:46the next generation strengthens the
28:48fabric of America. Thank you. Thank you,
28:50Mr. President. And God bless America and
28:53God bless you.
29:01Are you ready?
29:23beautiful people.
29:25Well, thank you all. Appreciate it. But
29:28while our administration is lifting up
29:31the next generation with the power of
29:33freedom and American capitalism proven
29:36all over the world when it's done right,
29:39it's not always done right, but when
29:41it's done right, there's nothing like
29:42it. The radical left is actively trying
29:44to destroy our children's future with
29:47the disaster known as communism.
29:51It's communism.
29:55This isn't social democrat. These are
29:57communists
29:59by another name. Right? As I said in my
30:02recent address at Mount Rushmore
30:05recently, I don't know if anybody saw it
30:07such a beautiful place.
30:12You know, the the communists want to
30:14take it down. They try taking Mount
30:16Rushmore down. They want to blow it up.
30:18They want to take it down. They
30:20shouldn't be up there. These people are
30:22crazy. But communism is, in my opinion,
30:26communism is the single greatest threat
30:29to our country and its history,
30:31including even World War I and World War
30:34II, Pearl Harbor, 9/11. I think it's the
30:37greatest threat that I've ever seen to
30:38our country. These people are stone cold
30:44and it is the enemy of the free people
30:46everywhere and everywhere in the world.
30:48You see it happening and every time it
30:50starts to happen, the areas where it's
30:53at, whether it's blue states, you see
30:55the blue states are all going bad.
30:57They're all going bad because communism
30:59is a loser. The concept, the policy,
31:01it's a loser. And it always has been and
31:03it always will be
31:12>> and you know, they want to give everyone
31:14everything away. uh you want free rent,
31:17you want free house, you want what they
31:18don't say is in a year from now.
31:20There'll be absolute squalor, turmoil,
31:23and death. And that's the way it's
31:25happened all the way. It goes back
31:27thousands of years by different names,
31:30but that's the way it happens all the
31:32time. It's squalor, it's poverty, its
31:35death, its destruction. And that's why
31:38we declare again today that the United
31:40States of America will never be a
31:42communist country.
31:49Heat. Heat.
31:59USA.
32:12>> Thank you.
32:14USA.
32:17>> You know, remember during the State of
32:19the Union, I said that
32:22this country will never be a socialist
32:24country. Remember? And I was right. They
32:26skipped socialism. They went right to
32:28communism.
32:31Georgia is a state that believes in
32:33common sense. And yet your terrible
32:35senator, John Oaf, he's terrible.
32:40And the Democrats
32:42in Congress are voting with the
32:44communists every single time. They're
32:46afraid of the communists. You look at it
32:47now. I was I fought us off before, as
32:51you know, and we won. We had a great
32:53success against this guy. He reminds me
32:55of Pinky Herman. Do you ever see Pinky
32:58Herman?
33:01John Oaf and the congressional Democrats
33:04voted against securing our border. They
33:06voted against our massive tax cuts that
33:09you have. They voted against the Trump
33:11accounts for your children. They want to
33:13raise your taxes by a lot, not lower
33:16them. We lowered your taxes. We gave you
33:18the greatest tax cut in the history of
33:19our country twice now. And
33:25and they want to raise your taxes
33:27substantially. You know, it's I've been
33:28watching politics. I've been involved in
33:30politics in the other side, you know,
33:32for a long time. I've always found it
33:34interesting, fascinating, important, but
33:36I've never seen people say ever, it's
33:38always politicians, I've watched great
33:40politicians, we will lower your taxes.
33:43They always say, we will lower, even if
33:45they didn't mean it, they'd say, we will
33:47lower your taxes. These people say,
33:49we're going to raise your taxes.
33:52I've never heard it before. It's a new
33:53phenomena. It's a phenomena.
33:59They voted against no tax on tips. They
34:03voted against no tax on overtime. They
34:06voted against no tax on social security
34:09for the seniors. THEY VOTED AGAINST
34:11voter ID. Can you believe that?
34:16Well, you saw what happened. And they c
34:18they caught thousands of votes in New
34:20Jersey where illegal aliens were allowed
34:23to vote. Thousands and thousands of
34:25votes. They voted in favor of the
34:28transgender mutilization of your
34:30children and in favor of
34:34in favor of men playing in women's
34:36sports. Isn't that lovely?
34:40They voted against lower energy prices,
34:42lower car prices, and bigger paychecks
34:45for everyone. They voted against every
34:47one of these things. John Osaf and the
34:50Democrat communists want to let the
34:53Marxists into power, bankrupt your
34:55families, and leave you totally
34:58undefended with wide open borders. But
35:01we WILL NOT LET THAT happen to our
35:03country. We're not going to let it
35:04happen.
35:07Right?
35:14So, it's a very appropriate thing
35:16because I watch this man run and he's
35:17really phenomenal actually. Uh because I
35:21like the other side, too. I was a big
35:23fan of the other side, too. Two good
35:26men, frankly. But I watched him run and
35:28it was amazing what he was able to do.
35:31Very, very successful guy. And he
35:32decided he wanted to be governor because
35:35he thought he could do some really
35:38incredible things for the state. more so
35:40than have been done. And I'm very
35:43pleased to be joined today by a true
35:45champion for the people. He just won,
35:47Georgia business leader Rick Jackson,
35:53>> who I'm told has a big announcement to
35:55make. I don't know what this is. Come on
35:56up here, Rick.
36:08No problem.
36:13>> Well, thank you. I uh Mr. President,
36:15what you're doing on the Trump accounts
36:17is for foster children will, you know,
36:19change uh lives. I know because I said
36:22earlier that uh it changed my life when
36:24I got a $100 Christmas gift in an
36:27orphanage. That's why here in Georgia,
36:29we should not stop with $1,000. I want
36:32to announce as uh when I become
36:34governor, I'm going to push the state of
36:36Georgia to match the federal
36:38contribution with another,000
36:54and I I believe our legislature will
36:56approve that. If they don't, I will
36:57personally donate it myself.
37:06M Mr. President, you're you're fighting
37:08for Georgians every day uh for the state
37:10and what you're doing to lower actually
37:13lower cost. Uh the media does not report
37:15this, but uh every day, President Trump
37:18is bringing unbelievable amount of
37:21business solutions to government. Let me
37:22let me give you an example. Not long
37:24ago, I was meeting with Susie Wilds, uh,
37:26who in my opinion is the best chief of
37:28staff in the modern history. Uh, but we
37:32were talking about America's
37:34antibiotics, uh, supply chain, and I
37:37told her, we bought this last American
37:39plant in the United States in 21 because
37:42I didn't want China to leverage it on
37:43our president for trade. I told Susie
37:46something every family should know. We
37:48we produce one dose of moxicylin for
37:51seven cents. Uh, by the time it goes
37:53through all the middlemen, you pay a
37:55dollar. Susie looked at me and said,
37:57"Well, have you heard about Trump RX?"
38:00And I said, uh, she said, "We're
38:02announcing it tomorrow to sell directly
38:05to the manu from the manufacturer to the
38:07consumer." That's a business solution
38:10that really brings down cost.
38:17when we bought this manufacturer of
38:18antibiotics, we wanted to change the
38:20name to US Antibiotics. Uh, and which I
38:23thought was a good name. So,
38:26it took the Biden administration seven
38:29months to approve our bottle logo where
38:32it had been for the entire 35 years.
38:35Then last summer, we wanted to bring out
38:37for our kids a moxicillin extended
38:40release under the Trump administration.
38:44We applied to have a new drug that
38:46hadn't been here in 25 years. Under his
38:48administration, it was approved in 60
38:51days. 60 days.
39:01So, Mr. President, thanks for what
39:02you're doing. I wish the fake news would
39:05report all these great business things
39:06that you're doing, but that's what I'm
39:08going to be doing in Georgia. I'm going
39:10to bring business solutions to solve
39:12real problems. The other side talks
39:14about affordability as if that's a
39:16solution. Uh affordability is not a
39:19political problem. Affordability is a
39:21business problem. It requires business
39:24solutions just like this man's been
39:26doing all his life.
39:36My opponent wants to cut down businesses
39:38and cancel them just because I visited a
39:41restaurant. Well, that's just wrong. We
39:43are not going to do that. And I'm going
39:45to make sure that Georgia is the best
39:47place to do business and reduce
39:49affordability to the lowest it's ever
39:51been. And I'm going to be this man's
39:53favorite governor.
40:13Wow. He's going to be a great governor.
40:16He will be great. Thank you very much,
40:17Rick.
40:19We also have some uh true warriors with
40:21us, including state senator Brian
40:23Strickland, who is running for your the
40:27job of attorney general. That's an
40:28important one. Well, get out and vote
40:32and uh he's going to be fantastic. You
40:33have my complete and total endorsement
40:35as you know. Okay.
40:43And state senator Greg Doulswall. and
40:46that he is he is a fantastic guy who's
40:50as you know running for lieutenant
40:52governor along with Rick. That's a
40:54pretty good Where are you? There you
40:56are. Where are you? Oh, what a man he
40:59is. You have my complete endorsement.
41:01You know that. You had it before, but
41:02you have it now. Okay.
41:07Great luck. You won't need it. Yeah,
41:09everybody needs luck, but you're not
41:11going to need that much. Very talented
41:13people need luck, too, but they don't
41:15need it that much. And state
41:17representative Tim Fleming, who is
41:19running for Georgia Secretary of State.
41:22And they all have my complete and turtle
41:25endorsement. They're incredible people.
41:27Thank you very much. Thank you.
41:28Congratulations. I heard you had a a
41:30great win. We also have State
41:33Representative Houston Gaines with us
41:35who's a fantastic
41:38person and he's running for Congress.
41:42and uh you already have my endorsement
41:45and you already won your primary in
41:46record numbers and now you have to go
41:48and beat the Democrat. Good luck. We'll
41:52be helping you. Okay, good luck.
41:56I want to thank as well he was here. I
41:58didn't know he was going to be here.
41:59Treasury Secretary, I think he's going
42:01to go down as the best ever. Scott
42:02Bessant.
42:16That's good, Scott. Don't make them too
42:18popular. I won't like him anymore.
42:21That's very good. Secretary of
42:24Education, a woman who's absolutely
42:26incredible. She's moving education back
42:29to the States, Linda McMahon. And she's
42:32phenomenal.
42:39She's getting it back to the state so
42:41the parents can run the education. And I
42:44met your school board people. They were
42:46really great people, but you know, they
42:48want to work with the parents and that's
42:49what we're doing. And Linda, you are
42:50doing some great job. She's moving it
42:52back. Not easy. Not easy. That's years
42:56and years of turmoil that went trying to
43:00do. She just gets it done. This woman is
43:02incredible. Thank you very much. I
43:03appreciate it. another great person and
43:06great administrator. Uh a woman who's
43:10really smart uh everybody loves her,
43:13everybody respects her and she runs a
43:15thing called small business. But small
43:16business when you add it all up is
43:18probably bigger than any bank in the
43:19world. Right, Kelly Laughler. And you're
43:22here with Jeff. Jeff, stand up.
43:32Thank you. Great job, K. Treasurer of
43:36the United States, a man who was a
43:39senator here. And he was so he was so
43:42ahead of everybody. He was so great. I
43:44said, "You want to be treasurer?" And he
43:46said, "I'd like to be treasurer. That'd
43:48be good. He's a great man. He's a person
43:50that loves Georgia like a lot." And it
43:53was not easy for him to take the other
43:55job, but he gets here. I'm sure he gets
43:56here plenty. But he loves Georgia.
43:58Brandon Beach. Brandon
44:05Cobb County School Superintendent Chris
44:08Ragsdale with a beautiful family
44:13with a beautiful family.
44:18And we have a man named Ralph Reed. Has
44:21any Have you heard of Ralph Reed? Ralph
44:23Reed. He is a man that
44:28with his group, a great religious
44:30leader, maybe the greatest religious
44:32leader, but with his group, is it 10
44:34million doorbells you hit? And this was
44:36certified stuff. 10 million doorbells.
44:39He pressed 10, not personally, but he
44:41pressed a lot of them himself. And they
44:43wanted to make sure we had a big victory
44:44a couple of It's almost a couple of
44:47years ago, 18 months. And uh I just want
44:50to thank Ralph Reed. Thank you very
44:52much, Ralph. Thank you. Great job. Great
44:56leader
44:58and one of the best lawyers in the
44:59country. A friend of mine. He's really
45:01incredible. And he's really based out of
45:04Georgia. He spends a lot of his time in
45:06Atlanta. David Shown. Where's David?
45:08There's David. Hi, David.
45:10He's a great lawyer. You got a problem.
45:12Go to David.
45:14Thank you, David. And Alvida King. So,
45:17Alvita was with me from day one. Where's
45:21Alvida?
45:25She was with me.

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