Donald Trump Unleashed: Bibi, "Are You Effing Crazy?!"
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The speaker, likely a political leader, reflects on their presidency, emphasizing achievements in foreign policy and the economy. They praise Teddy Roosevelt for his energy and tariff policies, linking them to national wealth. They claim swift victories in Venezuela and Iran, asserting that Iran’s leadership is decimated and that negotiations prevent them from obtaining nuclear weapons. The economy is highlighted with record stock market highs, low inflation (excluding energy), and $18 trillion in investments, contrasted with the previous administration’s failures. They defend their unpredictable communication style as necessary for rapidly evolving situations, particularly regarding Iran. The speaker denies being manipulated by Israeli PM Netanyahu, stating they initiated action to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. They allege election fraud, referencing the Hunter Biden laptop and a “dirty 51 letter” from former CIA officials, and advocate for voter ID laws and against mail-in ballots, calling the electoral process corrupt. They also promote a sleep aid product and mention a UFC event. Throughout, they criticize media narratives and attribute high inflation to the prior administration, promising economic relief post-conflict.
There wouldn't be any bullshit, there wouldn't be any talking, there wouldn't be any delays, there wouldn't be. but, you know, I'd rather do it the next way. The rounds are a big success, what do you see? At some point, there's a baby. We're going to stop this. Thank you Mr. President for joining Pod Force One again. We're in the Roosevelt Room. Teddy Roosevelt's portrait is above your head. Right. Tell me, is here one of your favourite presidents and why? Well, he was a good one. Had a lot of energy, loved the outdoors. He was very good for the parks, the national parks and lots of other things. He was a very good president. Now, he inherited a lot of money for the country because of tariffs. You know, we had McKinley, William McKinley, who made the country very rich. And as you know, he left office unexpectedly, you know, how he left office, right? He was assassinated. And. Roosevelt also was shot. He was shot too. He had him hard in a wallet. Yes. Right by his heart. And then he wanted to finish the speech. And maybe he did finish the speech, yeah. So he was. nobody who's a very good president. And he staged fights in the White House Lord. He did. Just like you. He did have. Did you get a copy of the. Did you see what's being built for the city? I am, yes. It's my wife. You have shots of it? We will. Yeah, you have to. It's incredible. I'll tell you what's happening. The UFC is having a big fight on June 14th. And it's going to be a great event. Everybody wants to come. Teddy Roosevelt actually fought himself. Are you planning to get into the cage? Oh, well, well, well, well, have to think about that. It feels like not a good idea. I don't think the first lady would be thrilled. Or the secret. So. It'll be very exciting. June 14th. And you're flying out to the G7 that night. I then, right after that, I'll leave for the G7. So I'm an active president. You are. Supposed to some of our other presidents. How are you going? Because there's an enormous amount of stress on you since the last time I talked to you. You have every problem in the world weighing down on you. And you've been very active with Maduro, with Iran. You know, trying to sort Ukraine out, the economy, energy. How are you managing to bear all of that? Well, one thing is working out well. You know, Venezuela is a big success. Iran is a big success. What do you see? And that'll be a big success story. We've essentially defeated the military. We'll see what happens. We're going to work in on a deal. And if that happens fine, it doesn't happen. That's okay, too. We'll do it the other way. But the economy is unbelievable. We have. We just said another stock market high today, all time high, 71 times. In the short period that I've been here for the second term, 71 times we've been at a new high. And whether we like it or not, that is a big indicator of when we get people 401(k)s are all high. There's all sending records. What about people who don't have 401(k)s and they worried about gas or groceries? We hear about. I inherited very high prices when I came in. I inherited the highest inflation in the history of our country. You know, Biden had like 9-10% inflation. And I inherited that. And we have it weighed in. And then I said, "I did have to say we have to do something about Iran, because regardless of how well we're doing, we can't let them have a nuclear weapon." And they've already agreed that I can have a nuclear weapon. Have that? Oh, yeah. They've agreed to that. I mean, now they can change their mind. But that was one of the things they had to agree. That was the big thing. How do you know the people you're talking to, there are actually people making the decisions? So we had various levels of people. And the first set is gone. The second set is gone. Part of the third set is gone. And the people were dealing with. We know they're the people that are leading the country right now. Is it the gay Iatola? He's involved, absolutely. Really? Yeah, I think they have a lot of respect for them. So is he. He's compass mentors. He's not sick in hospital in a coma as we can tell. Well, I don't know. I haven't had the privilege of meeting him. Right. But I'm not hearing you're doing great. You're doing better in that way. He's not. If you believe the story is missing a lot of different parts. So who's making the decisions? Well, they say he is giving approval because that's the way it has been for a long, long time. His father and then him, I guess it's a succession. But we seem to be getting along quite well. Would you like to meet him or meet any of the Iranians in person? I've never thought of it actually. It's a very good question. I'll think of it. Yeah, I'd like to meet him. I'd like to meet everybody. I'd like to meet him. We probably will meet at some point, depending on how it all works out. And how do you see the economy Iran by, say, Labor Day, September 7th? Where's our country going to be? I think we're going to be in a very good shape. We're in good shape right now. We have the blockade, which is amazing. Our Navy is great. Our military. We have the strongest military in the world. I built. I built the military on my first room, my first time. And I'm using it during my second term. I didn't think I'd be using it this much. But we had a big success in Venezuela. That was over in one day. We have a great relationship with the people in Venezuela. The oil companies are moving in now with us. And that's been a tremendous success, even from the economic standpoint, the oil standpoint. But that was essentially much less than a one-day war. That a great success. And we're having a very great success in Iran, militarily. So you think the blockade is still being placed by Labour? I don't know. I mean, I think it could be, but I think it's unlikely. I think that we'll have it. I think this will resolve itself fairly quickly. The media is almost universally saying, "Oh, Iran's got you in a corner that's the Humus Strait. Is a big problem. That's their Trump card. What do you say to them?" Well, they know that it's fake news, just fake news. And most people, I mean, the professionals are once again just jaded and sick, you know, the mentally ill or Trump derangement syndrome. That's pretty much the way Iran has no navy. They have no Air Force. They have very few soldiers. They have no leadership. The leadership, I mean, the original leadership is wiped out. As I said, the second leadership is wiped out. Some of the third leadership is wiped out. Their economy is crashing. They have 250% inflation. They have everything that you can have that's bad. They have. And then if you read the New York Times, you think you're doing fantastically. It's amazing. Now, our country, on the other hand, has the best stock market we've ever had. We have with the exception of the U.L. for a short period of time because of the war. I mean, you know, other than that, we have very little inflation. The country is doing fantastically. We're leading the world. We have 18 trillion dollars being invested in the country in just 11 months. Whereas the past administration, Sleepy Joe had less than, he had less than a trillion dollars. And we have 18 trillion dollars, which is a record for any country anywhere in the world. The record was three trillion dollars. And we have 18 coming into our country. That's 11 months. And when will that be felt by people? It's being felt now. Where you see it in construction jobs because factories are being built all over the country. Auto plants, every, it's being built. We have more auto plants under construction now than we had during our prime. In terms of prime automobile. In your first term, that was I think one of the hallmarks was that people's wages, especially working people's wages, were rising much faster than inflation. Do you see that happening now? That, right. Oh, it's up. We don't have very much inflation. If you take away just the price of gasoline, the energy, we have very little inflation. We're doing very well other than this. So, but that's a big, that's a big puller, you know, energy and gasoline and all. That's a big factor. People feel like, so it's, so it's, you know, it's a very important thing. Item. And that'll start coming down very rapidly as soon as this ends when it ends. But what we will have is we'll have a situation where Ren will not have a nuclear weapon. Yes. And that's really more important than all of it. We want low gasoline. You know, I had to, I had to down to $1.85 a gallon. Think of it. $1.85 an hour. I was in Iowa just before the war started. And I had it down to $1.85 a gallon in various parts of the country. And it'll be back there again at some point and they're probably not too disadvantaged. I think as soon as it ends, it's going to come. It's already, by the way, it's already way down. You know that. I mean, I saw it the other day. It's $98 a barrel. Yeah. So everyone said it's going to be $300, $100 a barrel. It's $98 a barrel. But that's not a big price to pay if you look at the possibility of them having innuclear weapon. It's not a very big price to pay. And are your tactics where you say something and then change it and then do a piece deal and then break this these fire or whatever? Is that all about trying to keep the Iranians off balance? Are you sort of messaging to them? No. Because people at home sometimes, I think they feel anxious and confused. It's good. It's good. They're confused on the Iranians. They're confused. Right. But no, it's just the way I am. It's changes. I mean, I could leave here. I could give you an answer. And then in 20 minutes going to the Oval Office and say, how things going? And I realized my answer is now incorrect. OK. I could come back and say, we're going to do if we ever let's change the old answer because it's incorrect. But I think it was a part of the auto. Oh, it changes. No, it changes. It changes. The facts change. And this thing, some things, quick. This is rapidly changing. We've dealt with Iran for 47 years. And they've killed many of our people.
And they killed many people all over the world, the state sponsor of terror, number one in the world. And it's rapidly evolving. And it's evolving good. It's going to be very good. We're not going to have a new weapon. Lots of other good things are going to happen. And we're going to have something that we say we did a little excursion down to the beautiful country of Iran. Or say, say the Islamic Republic of Iran. And we did that little excursion knowing that, you know, hey, I just hit the highest stock market price in history. That very little inflation rate. And I said, gentlemen, the ladies were going to now have to make an excursion. Because we can't let them have a nuclear weapon. And that's what we said. And we should buy them as soon as we, after the midterm. I could have, but I know because this is, this is too important. If I did that, they would have had a nuclear weapon. They would have had a nuclear weapon two weeks after the B2 bombers struck. So if I did that, they would have had a nuclear weapon. It would be wonderful to say, oh, let's wait till after November. But, you know, this is, this is too important. Has it set me back? You think in terms of how our Republicans will do in the midterms? Well, I don't know. I mean, everybody I endorse wins. I mean, everybody. You saw that, right? Last week. Every single person I endorse wins. I don't know about that. But again, there's a very important moment in history. We can't let this happen. What was going on 47 years. This should have been done for 47 years. This should have been done for a lot of presidents and other people. Other countries should have, should have done this. Remember those days in your early 20s when you could survive on four hours of sleep and caffeine. But that doesn't work anymore. Now, if I don't get quality rest, I'm dragging for days. And I didn't want a sleep aid that left me knocked out or groggy. I just wanted real restorative sleep. 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You said, "Are you f-ing crazy? What are you f-ing doing?" Is it helped you stay out of jail? Is that true? Did you speak to him in those times? I did. I wish I was a little bit perturbed at his. Constantly fighting with Lebanon. At some point, we get a step. But I have a very good relationship. We've done well together. He always says, "We could never have done it, but everybody knows that we could have never done it without the United States." But I've worked very well together. I like BB a lot. And I've worked very well with him. He's a wartime president. He's a wartime prime minister. Very important part of the world. And I think we've done very well. We've got a lot of very well together. What do you say to people who claim that BB Netanyahu tricked you into going into a room? Well, they're just, you know, the enemy. They're just, you know, the Democrats, B-O-M. These are Democrats. These are people that don't know what they're doing. They're just men, going in women's boards, and they want open borders so the world can pour into our country. And they want transgender for everybody, surgery. They want transgender mutilization of our children. You know, these are just words, you know, that's all they do. It's all the good-forged words. Like, I heard that the other day for the first time I said, "He tricked me." I mean, I'm the one that started it because, again, I don't want to bore anybody. I started because we can't let them have a nuclear weapon. Now, that pertains to Israel, because they probably would have been the first one to get hit. There would be no Israel. Say what? If there wasn't me, there would be no Israel right now. And it started off as when I terminated the horrible, broadcasted Obama, the Iran nuclear deal that he penned. And that would have given Iran a, that was a road to a nuclear weapon, and I terminated it, which was lucky I did. And then I stopped at a second time with the B2 bombers lying in and bombing the LAT of them. They would have had a nuclear weapon with, if I didn't do that attack, which, you know, somebody very few people would have done it. If I didn't do that attack, Iran would have had a nuclear weapon, and they would have used it almost immediately. Yeah. And just speaking of Barack Obama, there's a senior intelligence official that worked under Obama, who's now come forward to the Inspector General, and said that he's analyzed that duty 51 letter that falsely claimed, under Biden's laptop was Russian disinformation. And he said that was a deliberate, concerted deception operation by the CIA to stop you winning the election. Well, you wrote a good book about it. Maybe the best. And I always appreciated that's one of the reasons I'm doing this interview, because I shouldn't be here right now, so it's supposed to be someplace else. I'm doing it because it's you. Thank you. You wrote really a great book. It was a whole fake. The whole thing was a fake. And they were trying to say that that his laptop, you called it the laptop from hell, and you said you called it from me. And I never asked you to 10% or 20% of the time. I should have said, give me 10%. Because that book was a great success. And you called it the laptop from hell, it was. It was a great term. You have to say, but think if they didn't have that laptop, think if he didn't give it to the repair shop. Yes. Or if you picked it up, you know, the guy kept calling and pick it up, pick it up. After you know, 10, 15 phone calls, he opens it up and he sees what's in there and he couldn't believe it. But Paul showed that you would have won the election if people had known about it, and it was censored. And the dirty 51 letter, those CIA former directors, they rigged the election. Yeah. And I mean, is the Department of Justice looking into it? Well, I will get into that. Okay. But they're looking into plenty of things. No, the election was rigged 100%. Now, the only thing I can say is that I think we're probably having a better term than it was the second term. I wanted three times. Yeah. I think it's a more important term than it would have been if I did it the other way. A lot of damage done to the country by Joe Biden. That's right. The one thing is that we wouldn't have had 25 million people boring to our country. That's a big thing. And we wouldn't have had the war with Russia and Ukraine either. Yeah. That's a big thing. There's so many people have died. Yeah. They're losing 25,000 people a month. That wouldn't have happened. And he was the worst president. Had no idea what he was doing. Should have never been president. He lost the election in a landslide. And we have a very corrupt election crisis. When you think of it, the Democrats fight because they don't want to have like proof of citizenship. Yeah. Think of it. Who wouldn't have proof they fight? They hire law firms, the biggest law firms, most powerful law firms in the world so that they can not have not have proof of citizenship. They fight because voter ID, voter identification. They don't want voter identification. By the way, Democrat people do, you know, if you interview Democrats, not politicians, Democrats, they want voter identification. They fight because of the ballots. They have mail-in ballots goes with the only country in the world that has mail-in ballots. No other country does it anymore. They've done it. You used to have a lot and they realized it was totally corrupt. So why would this be? We have a very corrupt election process. Why can't the Senate just pass the Save America Act for voter ID? They should do that. Yeah. They should do that. They don't have the votes. Can you put it into regular information? They don't have one Democrat vote. I'll give you an example. The Senate doesn't, or the House doesn't have one Democrat vote saying we want voter ID, we want proof of citizenship. And we don't want votes being mailed or allowed in a place that can come back touching 15 different hands, right? Yeah. We want to have no mail-in ballots. Now France had no mail-in ballots this last election and it was very nice. But they used to have voter, they used to have a vote by mail. They called it vote by mail and. They found it was very corrupt. It's going to be corrupt, 100% corrupt. It has to be touches all over the place. You know, in California, they mail out 38, I think, 38 million ballots. And some people get three, four, five ballots. Republicans get oftentimes none to have to call their whiz, my ballot. Whiz, my ballot. Last minute. - Do you have a plan to get it through? I mean, you have the Republican majority in the Senate. - Well, I don't know what they don't know. Well, we have a majority, but we have a few Republicans that believe it or not, like Alisa Makowski and Rinpoche. - Are against fighter ID? - Would you, what don't you call them up and say why? - Yeah. - They're against to say, why would a Republican, why would a Democrat? You have to say that the Democrats are like 86% in favor of it. - Yeah. - It's only the leadership because they want to cheat. The only reason you would not want it is cheating. But we have a few Republicans that are, nobody can explain it, they're against it. And so I don't know. - Do you think Mitch McConnell is? - Mitch McConnell is against it. - Yeah, do you think he has personal animus towards you? And he's-- - Probably, even though I was the best thing that ever happened to him, I did the judges. Without me, he wouldn't have any judges. I guess he does. Without me, he wouldn't have been elected. It was my endorsement that got him elected. He was losing by a lot. I endorsed him. He won the election quite easily, long with everyone else. So you saw that the other night. I think it was 112 and zero, 138 and zero. But it's been a very interesting period of time. - And you do have to ask that question. Why would you have three or four Republicans not in favor of voter ID, proof of citizenship, and no mail-in ballots? And you can have mail-in ballots if you're in the military, because I don't want to make it sound so harsh. It's too weak very proper. If you go away in vacation, like you'd like to visit your country, which is a very nice country, although they've gone a little bit sour. - That's true. - I don't know what's going on with that. - I know. They'll come back. They've got to lay the government. - Well, they have to come back. We've sort of us in-- - The one for somebody who want to have voter ID, or proof of citizenship. - Surely, could you-- Larry Cudlow's idea, put Save America Act into their reconciliation? - Well, we're going to eventually do it, they have to do it. I see, you have to do it, fellas, because people are not happy about it. - And there's a plan to override the parliamentarian. - Sorry, the parliamentarian shouldn't be there. - No. But if she is-- - The parliamentarian. I don't care. She shouldn't be. If she is, she shouldn't be. - JD Vance can overrule her. - Jonathan has the right to change her parliamentarian. So the parliamentarian was put there, I think, by Barack Hussein Obama. - 2012. - So immediately, I know she's no good. - Yes. - Okay, she's no good. She rules against us, and they don't change it, and they can. - So do you talk to soon about-- - I do, I do, I say, why don't you do it? - What does he say? - I'd rather than say. I say, but a very good relationship with him, and I'm going to try, as long as I can, to keep it that way. - Yeah, yeah. Now, the Democrats have got a huge problem. Graham Platner in Maine is one example that terrible Senate candidate. - Well, he's a major slisper. I mean, you look at him. - Yeah. - I can't imagine that he, when he had he's up in the polls against Susan Collins, but she's always down in the polls, and she survives. But they have James Talleriko in Texas, the head of the team. - I think he's one of the worst. - Actually, I think Talleriko is worse. You want to know the two of them? I think Talleriko is probably worse. Talleriko is better than Jasmine Crackett, no relation to David Crackett. You know David Crackett? - Yes, you're back to you in the head. King of the well frontier. - Yes. - But Jasmine Crackett, I thought, was her. I think she's a better candidate than him. - She's better. - So I think she would have been better and she's, you know, grossly incompetent. She's a low IQ person. There are a lot of low IQ people. But, oh, he's horrible. Talleriko is horrible with the six genders, with the mask a couple of months away wearing a mask. Vegan in Texas doesn't work. He's heavy vegan. God is too genders. - Now he's gone, no, no, let's have a barbecue. Did you hear the other day said, we're gonna have a barbecue? - Yeah. - Why can't the Democrats find a normal red-blooded white male? They have all these frauds, two bottles. - They don't have to do a, they could find anybody that, you know, we have like 350 million people. Because nobody has any idea because they poured in so, but, you know, doing Biden, they poured in here, like 25 million people. But, we have 325 to 350 million people. And you would think that we would have some great ones. We do have great ones. But they don't seem to be chosen by the Democrats. And of course, the Republicans says, one of the finest intellects in the history of Africa. You know, actually cream to the top. But, I'm amazed, including Republicans, but especially the Democrats, they don't appeal to men. Well, look at that. Look at the, yeah, they're not appealing to anybody. We had Kamala, Kamala was a disaster. The borders are, she was the borders are. She was the queen of the borders, she never called. She never went there and she never made one phone call. You know, I know all the border guys, you know, the border patrol, they're great. Ice border patrol, they're very, you know, the patrons. - Yeah. - They're great. - Lot of them have, they spoke to me a lot. I called them all the time. How we doing with the border today? So now the border is sealed. We have nobody coming in. Nobody, we actually had for the last 11 months, zero people coming because they don't even try. - Yeah. - They don't come up. They don't go into the caravan. They don't come up. But look, our country is the hottest country in the world. So we had numerous people leaders, but in particular, so I was with the king of Saudi Arabia. He said, you know, and at that time, it was just seven, eight months ago, but he said essentially a year and a half ago, you were a dead country, now you're the hottest country in the world. We're the hottest country in the world. Everybody knows them. You saw that one man as well. You see that with a man. I mean, their navy's wiped out. Their efforts has all gotten after three days. Their military was virtually wiped out. Now I have to make a determination. Do we sign a deal or we do it the other way? And the other way is not nice. - What was the other way achieved, though? - Certainty. It would be over. There wouldn't be any bullshit. There wouldn't be any talking. There wouldn't be any delays. But, you know, I'd rather do it the nice way from a humanitarian standpoint. - Can you do it just with bombing? The other way? - Yeah, we don't need boots on the ground now. Well, we did it. You know, we wiped out much of the military with just bombing. We didn't put anybody on the ground. You don't want to do that just so far away. You don't want to do that if you can avoid it. But it's been an amazing good time. Now we have think of it. A year ago, a year and a half ago, we had a dead country. It was a dead country. It was a laughing stock all over the world. We had a president who couldn't climb up the flight as stairs. He was in a compliment. - Joe Biden said this morning that she would have, he would have beaten you to do a Biden in last year in that election. - There was never a candidate that was down as much as he was. He was down by so much and he is the bait performance. By the way, he choked. You know, they were saying, why did he do so badly? I got no credit for the debate. They said Trump was great. But they didn't say Trump made him joke. He choked. Just like a golfer, they can't sink a three footer like stands over. You know, it's joking. A baseball player or a basketball. Joe choked. Now I wouldn't say it was in the greatest condition to start off with. - Do you believe Joe Biden? - That was amazing. Do you believe Joe Biden when she said she thought that he was having a strike? - No, I don't believe it. No, he wasn't at the top of his game, but you have to understand, if you go back 35 years ago, he was not considered a smart person. He was never a smart person. He was a horrible president. Obama was a horrible president. Barack Hussein Obama, he was a great divider. A horrible president. And to have him been too many good ones over the last period of time, to be honest with you. But Obama was an absolutely horrible divider. And that played into this whole nightmare that we had with Biden who couldn't do anything right. The whole world was laughing at us. We can never let, think of what happened. Number one, Russia, Ukraine wouldn't have happened. And number two, we wouldn't have people pouring into our country from jails and from drug dealers and from mental institution and terrorists. And from, I mean, literally, they emptied out jail, the jail populations. The whole jail was emptied into our country. And many of more, we 11,888 murderers, most of whom committed more than one murder, allowed into a country. And we can never forget what the Democrats, and they are dumb, what the Democrats. And that's my name for them. You change the EU, for the EU, and nobody knows that dumb has been. So you just put it, but the Democrats, what they've done to this country, and you can never forget it. Politics by Faith.
Jill Biden was also in her book, she's written about your wife, the First Lady Melania Trump. She claims that she was kind of cold to her on inauguration day when they shared a cab. She's quite rude about her, says that she rejected her offers to have cups of tea, etc. What do you think the First Lady would make of that? Well, I don't know. I mean, I didn't see the book. I don't think I'll be reading the book. I think the debate was very interesting now because the man was a, he was a bad debate or anyway, but he certainly wasn't on his game that night. But I think I put him off his game. I think, you know, so I have a friend who was in a big golf tournament and he played great and his primary competitor didn't play great and they always blamed it on the other primary competitor. He said, but nobody ever talks about the fact that I played great. Well, I mean, I had a great debate and I think that contributed to Jill not doing well because Jill was all right. People saw him before the debate and he was fine. I wouldn't say it was Winston Cherichelle, but he was fine. He went to a raffle house that night. Yeah. I mean, so she said he had a stroke, but why would she bring him to a raffle house if he had a stroke? Would your wife have allowed you to go off to a raffle house if she was still having a stroke? Even a good time. Although I would actually, it's not so bad, but now it was an amazing evening actually. I walked in. He was very white. You know, did you know this makeup or something? Put the height of an expensive makeup artist who really liked white powders. Then he was on the white side because I walked in. And for some reason they introduced him. So it's like a boxing match. You always introduce the champion, one that's higher rated you. Well, he was the president. I wasn't. I thought I was going to be, but I wasn't. And they introduced, I was waiting to go first and they introduced him first, which was very unusual. And when I went up, I looked at him and I said, he's so white. You know, that was the big thing. I said, what happened to him? But it was not a good debate performance. But I think I did well. I think maybe I was a contributing factor to the fact that he didn't debate well. He's spooked in. I don't know. I mean, something happened. Yeah. Something happened. It was strange. And you've just put it was a great thing because we got rid of him. Yeah. And he was way down in the polls. And we got somebody else. And you got rid of Kamala. And then we had Kamala. So I'm the only person that's ever beaten to people. This could only happen to me. So I have one guy and I'm killing him. It's like a fighter. You're killing a guy and they take him and they put another fighter. So what happened? This is a fresh fighter. And then they put Kamala there. She wasn't too good. No, she wasn't the best either. And if the 2028, the, the Democrats, who knows who they're going to feel that don't have a great candidate. But you have a cornucopia of talent. We have a lot of talent. And you've talked about JD and Marco Rubio. And I think he likes sort of putting them into the buzz very challenging. So the buzz, great. We're like them both. And I like them together. You know, it would be great. I don't know how you beat them if they're together. That would be a great team. JD and Marco would be a great team. I don't know. You know, they have to agree to it. We still have a long time left with more than two and a half years, substantially more than two and a half years. So Marco is a lot all that. Would you? We're not a lot older, but he's older. But 14. They're both young guys. Yeah. I mean, they're both very talented. They get along really well. I mean, I watch him all the time. I studied them. It's there with each other. I find it very interesting. I would sort of like politics. But I would think that JD and Marco is a team would be very hard to beat. How is he related to these low IQ people that we have on the other side? You know, Gavin Newscom is an example. He said he's a stupid person. He said he's stupid. He said that he's, look, I'm not going to knock dyslexia because we'll have it, but it's not ideal if you're present. Why both about it? Well, listen to this. You can't read a speech. He said he can't read a speech. He cannot do it. I think it was the worst interview by a professional politician I've ever seen. He said he's a stupid person, but he said he's smarter than the people in the room. So then now they go on after it's because it happened to be a black audience. It was the most incredible thing. He's smarter. He said he's stupid, but he's smarter than the people on the room. I'll be honest to something wrong with him. That was the worst interview I've ever seen given by a professional politician. He's a professional politician. And he said he's just not a very capable person. In fact, I thought he was trying to get out of the race wanting to do that interview. That interview should be played over and over again, whoever runs against it. If he's going to run, I'm not sure. I think I think that interview actually not come out of the race because they said he had terrible boards. They said he just said and he said I cannot read a speech. I'm in capable of reading a speech. I never heard that before. Sometimes you better off reading a speech, but he said he's incapable of reading a speech. I thought he was actually looking to get out of the race. And I think he's not because I think he's still running. I'm so interested. Anybody, by the way, anybody that runs against him, just get that interview and play. It's a good idea. And I was interested when you talked about how you studied Marco Rubio and JD Bens as they interact. What is their interaction? How do they relate? I study, I see if they like each other. Just find it interesting. It's a life. It's a big time stuff. Do you do that with everyone in the cabinet? I do it with everybody outside of the cabinet too. I study everything. I'm a studier. Why? Because it's interesting. Human, the thing, the human equation. So I watch them together. They get along great. They have a good relationship. They're similar in a lot of ways, but they're very talented. And I think the two of them running together as a team would be very unbeatable. Now you've just announced Bill Poulty, who's your housing finance director as the new Tulsi Gabbard, the new director of national intelligence. Do you think Tulsi Gabbard did a great job of declassifying information that told us a lot about the deep state? Well, it told us to corrupt against you. It told us that corrupt, it told us that the election was rigged. The last election. COVID. And it talked about COVID, but it talked about the rigging of the election. The election was rigged. 2020 election was rigged. Sure as you're sitting there. You are sitting there. Yes. But as sure as you're sitting there, it talked about how the election and just aspects of it. No, it's a terrible thing. When a country like us can have a rig, we're worse in some third world countries where it comes to elections. And that's why we have to pass the Save America Act. And what that is is very simple. You don't say Save America. It's just a term, but it's voter ID, right? It's proof of citizenship. And you don't have mail-in ballots. You don't have you don't send the ballots all over the place and maybe get them back. It's a big priority. Well, now think of it. Think of it. People get seven ballots, some of the Democrats are Republicans for whatever reason tend to get none. They cheat very well. If they didn't cheat, you wouldn't have them. And they do, they do one thing that is good. They stick together. They can have a worse policy. Think of it. Men in women's sports, open borders are the rest of the world can bore into your country and destroy your country. Again, the transgender mutilization of each other where they can take your children and have a boy made into a girl. And this is wonderful, they say. So their policies are no good. That's why they have to rig it. Well, they have to know they couldn't win otherwise. If they didn't cheat, they could not win because their policies are so bad. So Bill Poulti, why did you choose him? And if you can accelerate this declassification, what can be like something has to be done? You can't just expose it. He's the DOJ. Yeah, he's a very talented guy. A tide's doing a very good job at DOJ. Will he be a attorney general? Or have you decided? I think you will. You haven't got someone else in mind? No, not from the status. I wanted to see how he's received. You know, we put him as acting and he's done a very good job, but I've known him alone. Someone mentioned Ron DeSantis might be in the mixed attorney general. Ron's very good. Ron's very good. You know, people have thought of different names. Or us have good names though. I had never thought Ron never talked about, you know, he's a governor doing a good job, but Ron's good. He's a friend of mine. Just named an airport after me. You know, they named the Palm Beach International Airport, the president, Donald J Trump. Well, you use it all the time. The National Airport. Yeah. So that's a great honor, you know. Yeah. There are a lot of great people. With the Republican Party, we have great people. So are you happy with the pace of what the Department of Justice is doing this so much, trying to find out which will show now then at the beginning? Yeah. They are. Yeah. There's a lot of things going on right now. There's a lot of problems inside. Look, we had a rigged election. We can't have a rigged election. You know, we can be nice about it. We can be politically correct. Oh, I don't want to say. I used to say that a year and a half ago, the election was rigged and the cameras would literally turn off. Yeah.
And the anchor was like, "Sir, you're not allowed to say that, you know? Now nobody ever turns off the camera because it's been proven to be rigged. Look at what happened in Georgia. Look at all the stuff that we found out. It was a rigged election. He got Biden lost in a landslide. And it's, you know, to think that this could happen. Now, because of that, we have Russia, Ukraine. That would have never happened with me. Because of that, we had opened order with 25 million in many cases. -Grimmer, not all. -And Sentinel Ditz. -Everything. -Yeah. He was a worse president. And we were left at all over the world as a country. We're not left at any more. We have the hottest country anywhere in the world. -So how do we-- -So how do we-- --so how do we-- -So how do we-- --successful country anywhere else? So someone has to be punished for that. So how do you do that? -Well, I don't know how to punish the moment. -Yeah, I know. I'd rather not get into it. But are you confident in something happened? -I don't want to talk about it. -Yeah. Let's see what happens. We know who rigged the election. We know everything now. You know, we have information that nobody thought was possible. But when you get to office, all of a sudden, people start giving you things. You know, it was a great-- I'll tell you, 2024 was a great election. That was a lot of rigging going on there too. Because you know what? I wanted to landslide. But there were areas that were just rigged. I could see it rigged. -Sut that. -Another word rigged against me. -Yeah, of course. Of course. The anti-weaponization fund of you dropped that. -No, of course. Ruled against it. -Yeah. But just so you understand, these are people that have been decimated. These are people that lost their lives over nonsense. Where the FBI said, "Go in, go in, police, go in, go into the-- and they were supposed to serve five years, ten years in jail. People committed suicide. People were treated. There's never been anything like this. What happened to those people?" And these were many great people. And I gave them pardons. I'm very proud to have given them pardons. And I think they should be a reimbursed for a crooked government. The government was crooked. This was the Biden group. Is that Biden? Biden was too gone. Biden was a stupid person. He was stupid 30 years ago, long before anybody talked to him. -And corrupt. -Yeah. He's also the worst thing to ever happen to old people. Because I know people that at 95 years old, that are 100 percent of what you have. Gary Player, the great call for his 90. He's a 100 percent-- he's the same guy I haven't known for 35 years. I know people in their 90s. -He just had your health thing. And you were 14 years younger. Cardiac health. -And cognizant. -Yeah, they said I'm very healthy. I just-- I do physicals. Because I just want-- I think I have an obligation to do it. But I just came out with very, very good results. And I took a test, a cognitive test, and I got 100 percent on it. I got-- as he expressed, he goes, I aced it. And the doctor's told me, it's very, very few people can ace that. So actually, a tough test. Once you get past the first half of the question, those questions get different. -Is it a memory? What is it that-- -You've got a good memory. -I have a great memory. Look, so far, so good. I hope I'm going to keep it that way. If I don't, you'll be the first to know. You say, this interview, this isn't the same Trump, I think he's lost it. Well, Scott Pelley interviewed Joe Biden in '23, just after he did that Robert Her interview where Robert Hersey that Joe Biden couldn't be charged, because he was an elderly man with poor memory. And Scott Pelley covered up. The apparently the edits. -I think Scott Pelley's got his own problems. He's terrible. Look, Scott Pelley's a stiff and he's afraid. And he's part of this gang of crooked, stupid people that don't care about our country. I watched that interview, that interview was a joke, but I watched him on CNN. How about CNN where Anderson Cooper or George Stephanopoulos who gave me $16 million because he lied about me. He gave me $16 million, it was nice. He said the wrong thing. We said, take it back. They wouldn't take it back. And so he was forced to pay $16 million. But I watched George Stephanopoulos who is a tough little cookie. And I watched an interview. I've watched all these guys for years. And I watched George Stephanopoulos give the softest interview that he's ever given to. -After the Afghan disaster. -The worst. And I was looking forward to it because he can be a very tough interviewer. And I said, this will be interesting. Let's see if Biden can get through this. And it's like he's giving him the answers. -Yeah. -It's like it's a rigged system. It's crazy. And you know, the crazy part is why? When you want to have borders, when you want to have good education, low interest rates, strong military, no crime, we don't want crime. These people are crazy. There's something wrong with them. And they do suffer from Trump derangements. And there's something I've gotten into their brain. And it's effective. -Of course you're effective. -Yeah, because I'm doing a good job. Look, we have the lowest crime numbers we've had in 125 years, despite the fact that we've taken in people from sleepy Joe Biden's horrible administration. Now, he said he had some of the worst people in his overall. His mean, vicious, radical left, smart, smart, and stupid, Anthony Blinken, stupid, in many ways stupid, brilliant and dumb. They had a combination of both and lack of common sense, maybe. But they wanted open borders. They wanted men playing in women's sports, as an example. It's such a great example because who would want that? I had to quarterback of the New York Giants, young handsome kid the other day, introduce me. And people criticize him, the radical, the stupid people, they criticize him. And he just saw four million dollars worth of shirts. -Right, a shirt. -Jackson. His shirt is through the road to the hottest shirt. -He's a great kid. -Oh, he's a great kid. Handsome kid. He's introduced me. I didn't think about it. He was a beautiful little introduction. And he's a great, I think he's got a chance to be really good to what about you. But he's a very young guy and he went through hell that going after him, the radical left, who in the text. And he was one of your cons. -He's what he got, I mean. -He's got the number one selling shirt in the world right now. -Yeah. -The concept that you were going to do, um, yeah, all those musicians of phone, yeah, that cow. -No, it's not that. They get some free publicity. Look, they're not really cowards. But I never even heard of these people. I never heard of any of them. They're boring. I don't, I don't even want them. And when I heard a couple of them canceled out, I said, "Cancel the whole thing." I don't want to, we're going to do a rally. -Yeah. -And a rally, nobody's ever gotten crowds like I get it around. I had 118,000 people at one. I had, I had 25,000, 25,000 like a small crowd. -And your music's great. -The only reason I only have 25 is because we have the basketball arranges. And like at Madison Square Garden, I went to Madison Square Garden, Jim Dolan's the owner's a good guy too. And he said, "He's never ever had a crowd like so the place was packed." And the crowds went down to the Hudson River and down past 50. -I was there. It was incredible. -They could have sold that out, ruined it. Ten different times. You said, "I've never said anything like it." So we're going to have a rally. I don't want the music. I don't even know who they are. I don't know their music. I don't want to know their music. But no, a couple of them said, "We don't want anything that's partisan." I said, "That's okay. Go someplace else." And we're not looking to be partisan. We're celebrating the country. But we're going to do a rally, a great, beautiful rally to 250, 250 years. And it's going to be great. And I think we'll get much bigger crowds. I mean, I'm not looking to work, you know, myself a good job. -That's right. -It's busy. -What I do get the largest rallies in the history of politics by maybe 10 times. -Your legacy. What do you heart people? Think of you. -I would like my legacy to be a good guy and all of those things that we don't have to waste a lot of time with, but that I took our country and I made it great again. This country was going down the tubes. We were a laughing stock wall over the world. I took this country and today you have the hottest country anywhere in the world, the most successful country anywhere in the world, that everybody, even President, she, I was with him in China, he looks up to us. We had a great visit, but he has great respect for what I did. He said, "You've done it so fast. I've never seen anything like it. I've taken something that was in deep trouble and I've made us the hottest country anywhere in the world." -Fantastic. Thank you so much. -Thanks for that, Trump. -Thank you. -Well, that's it for us from the White House. Thanks for watching this episode of PODFORCE1. I'm Miranda Devine. Let us know what you thought about this interview in the comments below and don't forget to hit like and subscribe. We'll be back next week with another big interview.
Podcast Summary
Key Points:
The speaker discusses their admiration for Teddy Roosevelt and William McKinley, highlighting tariffs and energy.
They claim success in Venezuela and Iran, asserting military victories and nuclear weapon negotiations.
The economy is described as strong, with record stock market highs, low inflation (excluding energy), and $18 trillion in investments.
They criticize media coverage of Iran, calling it “fake news,” and argue Iran’s leadership and military are weakened.
They defend their unpredictable tactics as responsive to rapidly changing facts, particularly regarding Iran’s nuclear program.
They express a good relationship with Israeli PM Netanyahu, denying claims of being tricked into action.
They allege election rigging, citing the Hunter Biden laptop and “dirty 51 letter,” and advocate for voter ID laws and against mail-in ballots.
They promote a sleep aid product (Beam Dream) and mention a UFC event on June 14th.
They attribute high inflation to the previous administration and promise lower gas prices once conflicts end.
Summary:
The speaker, likely a political leader, reflects on their presidency, emphasizing achievements in foreign policy and the economy. They praise Teddy Roosevelt for his energy and tariff policies, linking them to national wealth. They claim swift victories in Venezuela and Iran, asserting that Iran’s leadership is decimated and that negotiations prevent them from obtaining nuclear weapons.
The economy is highlighted with record stock market highs, low inflation (excluding energy), and $18 trillion in investments, contrasted with the previous administration’s failures. They defend their unpredictable communication style as necessary for rapidly evolving situations, particularly regarding Iran. The speaker denies being manipulated by Israeli PM Netanyahu, stating they initiated action to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
They allege election fraud, referencing the Hunter Biden laptop and a “dirty 51 letter” from former CIA officials, and advocate for voter ID laws and against mail-in ballots, calling the electoral process corrupt. They also promote a sleep aid product and mention a UFC event. Throughout, they criticize media narratives and attribute high inflation to the prior administration, promising economic relief post-conflict.
FAQs
He considers Teddy Roosevelt a good president who had a lot of energy, loved the outdoors, and was very good for national parks and tariffs.
He says the economy is unbelievable, with stock market highs 71 times in his second term, 18 trillion dollars invested in the country in 11 months, and low inflation except for energy prices.
He states that Iran has agreed not to have a nuclear weapon, and the U.S. military action has been successful in preventing it, though the situation is rapidly evolving.
Yes, he confirmed he was perturbed about Netanyahu's constant fighting with Lebanon, but emphasized they have a good relationship and worked well together.
He calls it a fake and a deliberate deception operation by the CIA to rig the election, claiming the laptop was censored and that he would have won if people had known about it.
He supports voter ID and proof of citizenship, and opposes mail-in ballots, calling them corrupt and noting other countries have stopped using them.
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