[0:00]Thank you very much and uh good afternoon. I'm delighted to welcome FIFA President Johnny Infantino, one of the greatest men of sport. He is an amazing
[0:11]man. He's done an incredible job with FIFA. >> Congratulations on the job. I hear you're setting records for the World Cup. uh we'll talk about it, but setting
[0:21]records in ticket sales for the World Cup and uh we love having you back at the White House, Johnny, and everybody >> that's with you. You guys have done fantastically.
[0:32]I also want to thank Vice President JD Vance. JD, wherever you may be. Where's JD? Is there any coming right over? uh
[0:42]Marco Rubio who's doing a fantastic job and Secretary Christine was doing a fantastic job as well as Representative Darren Leood. Thank you all very much
[0:53]Darren. This past summer, the United States hosted the 2025 FIFA Cup World Cup World Cup and it was great. I actually went to a match
[1:04]>> and it was amazing. It was a big success too, wasn't it? It was sort of like a a preview of what's to come. And uh now we're getting ready for an even bigger
[1:15]event next year as we host the official 2026 FIFA World Cup. That's the big one, the World Cup tournament. This will be a once in a-lifetime opportunity even for
[1:26]our country because frankly um you know this goes to countries, everybody wants it. I guess it's going all over the
[1:35]world. Do you know who's getting it? Uh the next time around, who's getting it? Has that been selected? >> Next one will be uh Morocco, Spain, and Portugal. >> That's good.
[1:46]>> With three matches at the beginning in South America, Argentina, Europe, and Parway, and the one after will be Saudi Arabia in 2015. >> That's great. Wow, that's great. Well, we have the king coming. Crown Prince is
[1:58]coming tomorrow. This will be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to showcase the greatness of America and worldclass athletic competition as we
[2:06]celebrate our nation's 250th year. The World Cup will also be an incredibly significant economic opportunity for countless American workers and
[2:16]businesses. It's expected to drive more than $30 billion. Johnny, I don't know about that. That sounds like a lot of money. >> No, it's true. >> Are you sure? >> 100%. How much does the country get out
[2:28]of that? >> 20%. We get like a percentage of the gross already. [laughter] >> That's for negotiations. >> That's right. And it's going to create
[2:39]nearly 200,000 jobs for America. Since the creation of the White House FIFA task force earlier this year, Secretary Rubio's team at the State Department has
[2:49]worked tirelessly with the Department of Homeland Security to ensure that soccer fans from all around the world are properly vetted and able to come to the
[2:59]United States next summer easily. Before I took office, it would often take a year to get a travel visa. But because of the administration's hard work, now
[3:09]in more than 80% of the world, think of that, the wait time for a visa is 60 days or less. For those who intend to join us for the World Cup, I strongly
[3:19]encourage you to apply right away. And I want to thank FIFA Task Force and Secretary Rubio for the great job. Marco is doing a fantastic job in many ways,
[3:30]too. So, I want to just thank you all for a great job. Marco, you're doing a great job. Thank you. Beyond even this, we're also creating what we're calling the FIFA prioritized appointment
[3:40]scheduling system. That's a hard one for most people to remember, [laughter] but uh it's there nevertheless. And this will allow World Cup ticket holders with
[3:50]long wait times to opt with FIFA for a prioritized interview. and I've directed my administration to do everything
[3:59]within the power to make the 2026 World Cup an unprecedented success. I think it's going to be the greatest. And
[4:08]we we are u setting records on ticket sales. Nobody's ever really and FIFA has never, you know, if you look at the numbers, nobody's ever seen anything
[4:19]like the kind of numbers we're doing. The early ticket sales are through the roof and much of it is even sold out. So congratulations, Johnny. And I'd like to ask Johnny to say a few words. He's
[4:30]really done an incredible job. He's got unbelievable spirit and personality and talent and intelligence. I always like to say because it's all a part of it,
[4:39]but the job you've done is based on what's happening unprecedented. Thank you, Johnny. >> Thank you. Thank you, President. Uh thank you very much. Uh I would like to
[4:50]start really by thanking you, Mr. President, Secretary Rubio, Secretary Norm, Andrew, uh your entire team for um
[5:00]approving and making this very important announcement. Uh today, the FIFA pass is uh uh being announced. The prioritize
[5:11]prioritized appointment uh uh scheduling system. That's the way people will remember it. So if you have a ticket for the World Cup, you can have a
[5:23]prioritized appointment to get your visa because we said it the very first time we met, Mr. President. Uh America welcomes the world. America will welcome
[5:32]the world here next year. We will have uh uh between six and 7 million tickets sold uh for the matches. will have between five and 10 million people
[5:44]coming uh to America from from all over the world to enjoy the World Cup. And with this FIFA pass uh we can make sure that those who buy a ticket that are
[5:56]legitimate football fans or soccer fans, they can come and attend uh the World Cup in the best condition starting from
[6:05]uh uh getting their visa and then coming of course in the country to uh enjoy. You mentioned the economic impact the 30 billion 200,000 jobs and this is just
[6:15]for the world cup and we will build on that uh to uh make soccer even greater here you are uh the number one country in the world the United States of
[6:26]America Mr. president, you have to be the number one country as well in the number one sport in the world. So we have to work uh for that and we will uh
[6:37]do that and the world cup uh will be very very significant in this respect. Big big thank you to you to the White House task force to everyone involved
[6:46]and uh we are celebrating next year not just the 250 years but also the greatest and most
[6:55]inclusive World Cup ever. We'll have six billion people watching. We have the draw coming up uh on the 5th of December here at the Kennedy Center in in
[7:06]Washington DC. 1 billion uh people watching the draw to find out who plays whom and where. We have 32 teams already qualified. Uh before or by tomorrow
[7:16]night we'll have 42 out of 48 qualified. So a quarter of the world will uh will be here and uh we are looking very much forward. So thanks thanks for the
[7:27]support. Thanks for the great work and uh always happy to be here at home. >> Yes, there you are. We are. There's your beautiful trophy right there. You are
[7:38]>> and a big part of it, too. Marco, would you say a few words? >> Yeah, thank you, Mr. President. Uh, first of all, forgetting the games because this happened in your first term uh when when the the the cup came here and it's a major undertaking. So, we've
[7:50]deployed over 400 additional consular officers around the world uh to deal with that. In some cases, doubling the size of the consular presence in our embassies in certain countries. And the good news now is that about 80% of the
[8:01]world, you can get an appointment within 60 days. It used to take, you know, half a year or longer and now it sometimes it took, you know, now you can get in less than two months where in places uh it took over a year. In places, for
[8:11]example, like Brazil and Argentina, you'd have to it took over a year to get an appointment. Now you can get in less than than two months. So our advice to everybody is if you have a ticket for any of the games, uh you need to apply if you haven't done so as soon as
[8:23]possible. Don't wait till the last minute. Your ticket is not a visa. It doesn't guarantee admission to the US. It guarantees you an expedited appointment. You're still going to go through the same vetting. We're going to do the same vetting as anybody else
[8:34]would get. The only difference here is we're moving them up in the queue. We're moving them up faster. But my advice to everyone that's watching around the world is if you intend to come to the games, you have to have a ticket. You
[8:44]need to apply. Apply as soon as possible. You're going to get your interview within, you know, 6 to 8 weeks and um and and and move forward from there. Don't wait till the last minute to do it. Thank you.
[8:55]>> Mr. Congressman, would you like to say that? >> Well, first of all, Mr. President, uh, none of this would have happened without your leadership, securing this during your first term. I tell my colleagues all the time, this will be the largest sporting event in the history of the
[9:06]world. We expand from 32 to 48 teams for the first time ever. We're doing it with Mexico and Canada, but obviously the 11 host cities will be here in the United States, and it's going to have a $30
[9:16]billion impact economically in this country. And so, it has been a team effort by everybody. But also want to thank President Infantino and obviously you, Mr. president, your entire team,
[9:26]Andrew and Nick, and everybody. It is going to be an unbelievable sporting event next summer. It's >> going to be great. Going to be great. Andrew, would you like to say something? >> Sure. I think
[9:36]>> we'll have somebody much more important. >> It was much more important. And honestly, without her work, without Secretary of State Rubio's work in the State Department, this would not happen. And without your leadership and your
[9:47]vision, this would not have happened. I think two key points. One, Secretary of State already highlighted this is a welcoming message to the world. without going around the safety and security procedures. It's so key to make sure
[9:59]this World Cup is safe and secure and the White House task force is working every day to make sure that's the case. And also, as Congressman Le Hood said, the economic benefits for American
[10:09]businesses, both small and large, from a $30 billion event like this. So really, thanks to all the White House task force members, from Secretary Rubio to Secretary Gnome to Notice of Funding
[10:21]opportunities that went out to the cities and states last month. who are really key from the safety and security perspective to Deputy Chief of Staff Luna who is integral in this whole process to the White House task force
[10:32]members that are standing in the back of the room today and it couldn't be here without your hard work this would not have happened and I really can't thank you enough for really the best team I've
[10:42]ever been a part of and also to FIFA to the president Johnny Infantino my good friend Carlos Cordiero your desire to make this World Cup the best yet it's
[10:53]contagious Every single day I come in and think, what can we what can we do to make this even better? And Mr. President, your vision more than anything. I think it takes a unique visionary to be able to go and see a
[11:04]sporting event and realize that this can be one of the greatest cultural events in world history. And I think there are very few people aside from the 45th and 47th president of the United States,
[11:15]Donald J. Trump, that can do that undertaking. So, thank you. >> Thank you very much, Chrissy. >> Mr. President, thank you for Andrew. Thank you for making him the head of our FIFA task force. He's fantastic and Nick
[11:26]has been a rockar in facilitating all of our meetings, getting everybody together and making sure that we're prepared to host this event and it's going to be the world's largest sporting event ever
[11:37]hosted and it's happening under your leadership. So, every uh department has been working, but the Department of Homeland Security is working on making sure people can travel here safely. They know that they're welcome to the United
[11:49]States. That each of these events will be uh cooperative events with our cities to make sure that security needs are met. We put out over $600 million worth of grants to the 11 host cities that
[12:00]they'll have the advantage to partner on technologies and screening technologies, drone technology, counter UAS as well will be implemented. So, we'll be
[12:10]prepared to host it safely, but also with Marco's leadership at the State Department, making sure the people that come in on these tourist v visas are coming in thoroughly vetted just like anyone who would travel here and they
[12:22]would come and enjoy our country and then they would go home and go home in a timely manner. So, we're excited about that and we're excited to partner with you, Mr. President, on creating memories for people around the world that will
[12:33]make them not just fall in love with the United States, but also fall in love with the sport of soccer. >> Well, thank you. How many games are there? Total
[12:41]>> total 104 games, meaning 104 Super Bowls uh in one month. This is the magnitude of the event. >> When you think >> it is, it's incredible. Super Bowl. >> It's going to be the biggest sporting
[12:52]event we've ever had. It's like having 104 or even if you cut it in half, 50 60 Super Bowls, right? That's okay, too. >> Any questions? Mr. >> President, can you just take us through
[13:04]this FIFA pass idea that you guys are talking about here? How exactly is it going to work for ticket holders to this big event that the United States is hosting? >> I'll let my guys do that because they can do it much better. And either one of
[13:15]you two, Nick, would you like to talk? >> Sure. Well, Mr. President, without your leadership, this would not happen. And we came in in 10 months. We have a system that's going to welcome the world. The greatest host in the history of the world is going to host the world
[13:26]here. Basically, this system allows folks with a FIFA ticket purchased through FIFA to go through the FIFA portal that is then going to get prioritized with the State Department so that those appointments are going to be
[13:38]had before existing appointments so that people when they buy tickets, they have confidence that they're going to be able to come to the games and spend their money and travel this country and do all the things that they want to do and enjoy the game. So, it's a incredible
[13:49]vision that the president executed here within 10 months. We we started with really not that much and so this whole team here with the president's guidance has made this possible. It's going to be the greatest games in the history of the world.
[14:00]>> Okay. Do you have that? >> Yes. >> Got two comments. >> Daniel, please. Daniel, >> Mr. President. Yep. You uh you're talking about the economic impact of
[14:10]this. Billions and billions of dollars. This builds on the framework and the groundwork that you've built already up for a major year in 2026. deregulation, energy independence, tax cuts, historic
[14:22]amounts of private sector investments. What do you envision for the 2026 economy when this event comes to town next year too on on top of everything else?
[14:31]>> Yeah, it's just a huge economic boon to this. You know, we had a little shutdown that was caused by the Democrats and this will make up for it many times over. So, that's good. But I think it's
[14:43]the importance of the event all over the world. The world is watching and it really is. It's like having, you know, many Super Bowls. Actually, each game is almost a Super Bowl. Some of them are, >> I guess you could say, bigger than Super
[14:54]Bowls, I guess. When you get to the finals, it's it's of that it's of that level or more >> much more >> worldwide. It's I think it's got to be more. So, that's great. You know, when Johnny and I made the deal, I never
[15:06]thought I was going to be president because I was supposed to be uh retired by that time. And [laughter] uh I got a little lucky. So, uh, I'm very honored to have it. And we have the
[15:17]Olympics coming, too. That'll be great. And the 250 250 is going to be right out on the lawn. You're going to have a UFC event with Dana White and his people. He's going to have the greatest guard
[15:28]they they've ever assembled. I was talking to Dana White the other day and they're going to have the greatest guard they've ever assembled, Johnny. So, you'll be sitting up there with me there. Uh, we'll be watching it. So,
[15:39]right opposite the front door of the White House. That's going to be on June 14th. So, it's really going to be an amazing period of time. But, uh, this is something very, very special. World Cup.
[15:50]All my life I've heard about it. Yeah. Mr. >> President, I have a question about Venezuela, but can I just first ask the help of the president's always your voice sounds a little rough. Are you feeling all right? I >> I feel great. I was shouting at people
[16:00]because uh they were stupid about something having to do with uh trade in a country and I straightened it out, but I blew my stack at these people.
[16:11][laughter] Well, it sounds like there's a followup there. But can I ask you about Venezuela? You >> suggest what? >> It sounds like there's a followup there. But can I ask you about Venezuela? >> You said there was a pup.
[16:22][laughter] >> I don't want to hear that. >> Okay. >> You suggested you've made a decision about what you want to do next about Venezuela. I understand you don't want to tip your hand. Is there anything you're ready to rule out at this point?
[16:33]Are you ruling out US troops on the ground? >> No, I don't rule out that. I don't rule out anything. We just have to take care of Venezuela. They dumped hundreds of thousands of people into our country from prisons. Nobody knows better than
[16:45]this young lady right here. She's done an incredible job with Tom Holman and all of your people. It's amazing. You know, we have a tight border right now. Nobody comes in. >> But we had millions of people pouring
[16:57]through. A year ago, we had millions of people pouring through our border and many of them came from Venezuela, including Trend Ara, the gang. And I guess what I'm hearing, Christie, is that's as bad a gang as there is
[17:08]anywhere in the world. >> Absolutely. Absolutely. They are the worst. >> I mean, they're worse than ever. >> They're killers. They massacre people. They cut them up into pieces and they bury them in their communities where
[17:19]they grew up. They're horrible people. >> We had a lot of them. And many of them, most of them, pretty soon, most of them are going to be out. Uh but they sent them in like we're a dumping ground. So,
[17:30]uh I'm not in love with the people running Venezuela. I love Venezuela. I love the people of Venezuela, but what they've done to this country, and I really say this, what Biden and the Democrats have done to this country can
[17:42]never ever be forgotten. >> You suggested Maduro wants to talk. Are you prepared to speak with him directly? Would you commit to doing that before you order strikes? >> Yeah, I probably would talk to him.
[17:51]Yeah, I'd talk to everybody. >> Garrett, was that what you were referring to? Was that in >> Rebecca Zuck with Blaze News? So, in a recent interview, you had made some remarks about H1B visas. You said about
[18:03]H-1B visas, you said that there were certain talents that Americans needed to outsource to foreign workers. Could you clarify >> until they learn that? Yeah. Like for instance, if you're going to be making
[18:12]chips, we don't make chips too much here anymore, but we are going to be in a period of uh a year, we're going to have a big portion of the chip market. But we
[18:23]have to train our people how to make chips because we didn't do we used to do it and then foolishly we lost that business to Taiwan. very very foolishly because it if they had a president that
[18:33]uh thought like I did they would not have let let that happen. But it's all coming back. I think we're going to have a within a a few years we're going and not
[18:43]because of the chip chips act. The chips act was a disaster for this country. We gave away billions of dollars to other countries and other locations and
[18:54]companies and all they did was rob our money. But because of tariffs, the chips are coming back. Chip makers are all coming back. And I think within a very short period of time, we're going to
[19:06]have maybe even the majority of the chipm in the world will be right in the United States where it should have been all along. But because we had people that didn't believe in tariffs and they believed in them, they didn't know how
[19:18]to use them. We would have had nobody leaving our country right now. And instead, you have almost 100% of the chips are made in Taiwan. It's so
[19:28]disgraceful. The good news is it's all coming back. Yeah, please. >> Mr. President, the gentleman in the back. >> Thank you, Mr. President. I wanted to just follow up on Venezuela. In these talks with Maduro, is there anything
[19:39]that he could say or do that would let allow you to feel like he could stay with your support? Is there anything that he could say that you would be
[19:49]okay, you can stay? >> It's hard to say that. You know, the question's a little bit uh tricky. Uh I don't think it was meant to be tricky. It's just that look uh he's done
[19:59]tremendous damage to our country primarily because of drugs. But really because we have that problem with other countries too but more than any other country uh the release of prisoners into
[20:10]our country has been a disaster. He's emptied his deals. Others have done that also. Um he uh has not been good to the
[20:20]United States. So we'll see what happens at a certain period of time. I'll be talking to >> Mr. President. Mr. President, Mr. President, can you just follow up? You mentioned your voice and you were shouting about trade. Um, which country
[20:32]in in particular upset you? Was it India? >> No. No. A country wanted to try and renegotiate the terms of their trade deal and I wasn't happy about it. >> But which country was it? People want to know.
[20:43]>> Why would I say that to you? Why would I can't believe it. >> Mr. President, I'm on the World Cup if you would. Uh, Seattle and the World Cup. Um, the new mayor elect of Seattle is a Democratic socialist.
[20:54]or beyond. I watched her. >> Right. Seattle has six. >> That's more than socialism, >> right? Seattle has six World Cup games. How close are you going to be watching that city with the crime in that city? >> Well, if we think, and I'll have to
[21:06]speak to Johnny about this, but if we think that uh the mayor of LA is incompetent, everybody knows that. You know that I was there, I guess, two years ago, and we got all the federal
[21:18]permits taken care of, far more complex than the state permits and the city permits. and Lee Zeldon, who's a superstar, got everything taken care of. The toughest
[21:29]part you're having to do with the fires. That should have never happened. If they let the water come in, it wouldn't have happened, right? Do you know that people aren't building their houses yet? I
[21:38]mean, can you imagine that? And if we didn't go in early on, Christie, I think we can say it. Well, the the head of their police department said it they were unable to handle. you would have
[21:49]had not only did you have the fires but you would have had total insurrection in Los Angeles and if we didn't go in and the head of you know the gentleman he
[21:59]said it and he said it strongly said we could not have done it without the federal government we did a great job uh if we think there's going to be the sign of any trouble I would ask Johnny to
[22:11]move that to a different city we have a lot of cities that are will would love to have it number one and we'll do it very safely So if we think there's a problem in Seattle where you have a very
[22:21]very liberalcommunist mayor, I would say, you know, it's certainly beyond just liberal. I watched her over the weekend. Wow, that's another beauty we got there. But if we think there's going
[22:32]to be a problem, we'll [clears throat] Johnny, can I say we will move I don't think you're going to have this problem, but we're going to move the event to someplace where it's going to be appreciated and safe.
[22:42]>> Yeah, I think safety and security is the number one priority. uh for a successful World Cup. Uh we can see today that
[22:52]people have trust in the United States when we see at the tickets uh ticket sales we we we sold I mean record-breaking figures of tickets uh
[23:02]almost 2 million already sold out of 2 million uh that that we have been selling. This is because people they know that they will be coming here and they will experience a safe and secure
[23:14]world cup. This is the responsibility of course of the government uh of secretary norm of everyone and and and obviously
[23:23]uh we will I mean we will discuss we are working together we have a task force for this and uh we must ensure that uh all fans coming from abroad or being
[23:33]here they can experience a celebration of uh of coming together of the sport and this goes only with uh with 100% %
[23:45]safety. >> We are we are communicating with all these mayors about what their responsibilities are. They know the safety and security of these events is their number one responsibility. And
[23:56]we'll be there. The president's always there to keep Americans safe. Uh but he also makes sure the people that know their responsibilities and that they're prepared to host these events and do so
[24:06]in a safe manner. Is there a timeline that would have ahead? >> Um, there was some some news this morning from an Axio report that Senator
[24:16]Ted Cruz was laying the groundwork for a potential 2020 presidential run. Could I get your reaction to Would you could you see yourself supporting? >> That was a friend of mine. I mean, I haven't spoken to him about that. It's a
[24:26]little early. It's three and a quarter years. That's a long time. But, uh, he's a very good guy. He's a very good friend of mine. You remember we had a quite a campaign against Ted
[24:38]and it worked out quite nicely. Let's see. Where are we? Where are the other? [laughter] >> But uh I'm not that surprised to hear that. Mr. President, on the on the tariff
[24:52]exemptions, you had some recently on a variety of different goods. I'm wondering, are you ruling out going forward no more exemptions on on products? You mentioning a disagreement earlier. We've taken in
[25:03]>> hundreds of billions of dollars in tariff money. We're going to be issuing dividends later on some somewhere prior to, you know, probably in the middle of next year, a little bit later than that,
[25:13]of thousands of dollars for individuals of moderate income, middle income. Uh we're going to pay down debt. You know, we have a lot of money from tariffs. If
[25:24]we didn't have tariffs, the nation would be in serious trouble. And uh we've taken in tremendous amounts of money. And you know what's more important than that? We've protected our businesses
[25:34]from being raided like we did with the chip business. Now we're bringing them all back. But our you know we had 100% of the chip industry and then they left. They went mostly to Taiwan and South
[25:45]Korea but mostly Taiwan. And they have almost 100%. And we're going to have within a short period of time a big percentage of the chip business are coming back because of tariffs because they don't want to pay the tariffs
[25:57]because the tariffs will be very steep if they don't come back and they're all they've committed to come back. Uh as you probably heard Apple is now up to
[26:07]$700 billion. We have Nvidia at $600 billion. We have tremendous amounts of money pouring in. Our country has become amazing again and
[26:18]really really rich again. I I will say this um we have a decision we're waiting for. It's a very big decision. The numbers that we've taken in if you
[26:30]talk about investments is trillions. Not with a not with a B not with an M millions but trillions of dollars. uh I
[26:40]can't imagine having to give that money back uh on something that we're allowed to do. And the ones that are fighting us are countries largely. They're back in
[26:51]countries that have been ripping us off for years using tariffs to rip us off and now we're able to defend ourselves. It really is a matter of national security because economic security is
[27:03]national security. So, uh I think you're going to see another thing happening. I think you'll see food prices, they've come down very substantially since since Biden, but I think you're going to see
[27:13]food prices coming down very substantially. >> Saudi Arabia tomorrow you're hosting Saudi Arabia. Um, are you planning uh to sell F35s to Saudi Arabia? I mean, and also are
[27:25]you looking at doing a similar security agreement like you did with >> Yeah. No, I am planning on doing that. They've been a great ally. >> They've got to like us very much. Look
[27:36]at the Iran situation. what we did in terms of uh obliterating, you know, their we obliterated their nuclear capability. Yeah. I I will say that we
[27:46]will be doing that. We'll be selling F-35s about something you posted on Street Social last night. You urged House Republicans to vote in favor of this Epstein release bill they're going to vote on tomorrow. I just want to be
[27:58]super clear on your position. Do you want to see that pass the Senate? Would you sign that bill if it gets to your desk? Uh >> I do want to Here's what I want. We have nothing to do with Epstein. The
[28:09]Democrats do. All of his friends were Democrats. You look at this Reed Hoffman. You look at Larry Summers, Bill Clinton, they went to his island all the
[28:19]time. And many others are all Democrats. All I want is I want for people to recognize the great job that I've done on pricing, on affordability, because we brought prices way down, but they're
[28:31]going way lower. uh on energy on ending eight wars and another one coming pretty soon I believe. Uh we've done a great
[28:40]job and I hate to see that uh deflect from the great job we've done. So I'm all for it. You know, we've already
[28:49]given 50,000 pages. You do know that. Uh unfortunately like with the Kennedy situation, with the Martin Luther King situation, uh not to put Jeffrey Epstein
[28:59]in the same category, but no matter what we give, it's never enough. You know, with Kennedy, we gave everything and it wasn't enough. With Martin Luther King, we gave everything and it's never
[29:09]enough. Um we've already given I I believe the number is 50,000 pages. 50,000 pages. And it's just a Russia Russia Russia
[29:20]hoax as it pertains to the Republicans. Now, uh I believe that many of the people that we some of the people that we mentioned are uh being looked at very
[29:30]seriously for their relationship to Jeffrey Epstein, but they were with them all the time. I wasn't I wasn't at all. Uh and we'll see what happens. What I
[29:40]just don't want uh Epstein to do is detract from the great success of the Republican party, including the fact that the Democrats are totally blamed
[29:51]for the shutdown. You know, they cost our country hundreds of billions of dollars with that and a lot of inconvenience. So, uh I'm for any I I
[30:01]don't they could do whatever they want. >> We'll give them everything. Sure, I would. Let the Senate look at it. Let anybody look at it. But don't talk about it too much because honestly I don't
[30:12]want to take it away from us. It's really a Democrat problem. The Democrats were Epstein's friends. All of them. And it's a hoax. The whole thing is a hoax.
[30:23]And I don't want to take it away from really the greatness of what the Republican party has accomplished over the last period of time.
[30:33]>> The shutdown is now over. I mean, uh, administration officials had said when the shutdown ends, they'll reevaluate the farmer relief. Now we have the deal, uh, with China. Um, so is the
[30:44]administration still looking to dish out farmer relief now that the government is back? >> We want I'm always going to help our farmers. >> Are you still looking to >> I would do that. Yeah. If they need
[30:55]relief, we'll be there for them. We're going to always be for our farmers. Yeah. Please, >> Mr. President, just speaking of the the economic impacts of FIFA and possibly moving to another city, some games if
[31:06]you feel there's crime, is there like a timeline that you would do that because these cities, there's sponsorships, there's economic impacts for these communities. >> Is there, you know, the governors are going to have to behave, the mayors are
[31:17]going to have to behave. You know, in the case of California, you have a problem. uh you have high crime and you have a place that just suffered great fires and everything else and they
[31:29]didn't do a very good job and if we didn't go in from the crime standpoint you would have had a disaster. It would have been it was not going to be handled properly. It wasn't able to be uh the
[31:40]head of the police said without as I said without the federal government they could not have done it. So here's the story. Uh I love Los Angeles. If they want help during this, I would love to
[31:51]send in National Guard or whoever is necessary to help them. I want it to be great. I'd love it to be in Los Angeles. I love the place. It's a natural for Los Angeles. Uh if we think they're going to
[32:03]there's going to be crime if we are obstructed by the governor and maybe he won't obstruct. Maybe it'll be great. But I'd love him for for him to call and say, you know, we'd like to have some
[32:13]extra help because if there's even a hint of a problem, we want to get in there before the problem occurs. We want to make it totally safe for Johnny and FIFA and all of the great people that
[32:25]are going to be there. And I think that's going to happen. I would I would be honored to help uh California if they're going to have a problem. And if they think they're going to have a problem, they should say so. We can be
[32:36]in there in 24 hours notice and do a great job. >> Mr. President, by the by the end of the year, by the end of the first quarter. >> Well, I think this if they would tell us
[32:47]if they would tell us now, they're not going to have a problem because if we go in, they don't have a problem. Look at DC. There's no crime in DC anymore. And DC was a mess. Uh if they want us to go
[32:58]in, I'd like them to tell us right now. But if we go in, there will be no problem. There will be no crime. What's the message then to like local businesses who are considering sponsoring?
[33:08]>> Tell your governor to ask for federal help. We'd love to help them. >> Also potentially launching strikes in Mexico or putting American troops or
[33:20]American personnel into Mexico to deal with the >> launch strikes in Mexico to stop drugs. It's okay with me. Whatever we have to do to stop drugs, Mexico is Look, I
[33:31]looked at Mexico City over the weekend. There's there's some big problems over there. Uh if we had to, would we do there what we have done to the waterways? You know, there's almost no drugs coming in through our waterways
[33:43]anymore. Isn't it down like 85%. >> It is, sir. >> I don't know who the 15% would be. >> No, >> it wouldn't be you. >> No, that's for sure. >> No, I I think it's been uh >> tons and tons of
[33:54]>> You would say that's a big signal. >> Absolutely. We have almost no drugs coming into our country by the sea, by you know the waterways and you know why. Okay, I mean it's
[34:05]pretty obvious. Would I do that on the land corers? I would abs look every boat we knock out we save 25,000 American
[34:16]lives. Not to mention the destruction of families. These families are decimated forever. the mother, the father, the children, they never recover really from
[34:27]it. You know, when you lose somebody like the way they live any if you lose them, but the way they die is horrible. >> So, when we knock out a boat and we save
[34:37]25,000 lives, that's great. Now, do I feel the same way about the the corridors that they use? We know every one of them. We have every one of those
[34:46]corridors under major surveillance. Uh we have nobody coming in through our southern border, but we know exactly how they get their things here, how they get
[34:57]the drugs here. A fentinol, cocaine. Uh Colombia is has cocaine factories where they make cocaine. Would I knock out those factories? I would be proud to do
[35:08]it. Personally, I didn't say I'm doing it, but I would be proud to do it because we're going to save millions of lives by doing it. Would you enjoy Mexico's permission though?
[35:19]>> I wouldn't answer that question. I've I've been speaking to Mexico. They know how I stand. We're losing hundreds of thousands of people to drugs. So now
[35:30]we've stopped the waterways. But we know every route. We know every route. We know the addresses of every drug lord. We know their address. We know their front door. We know everything about
[35:42]every one of them. They're killing our people. That's like a war. Would I do it? I'd be proud to. I'd probably go into Congress and say, "Hey," and you know what? The Democrats and the
[35:52]Republicans would both agree, unless they're crazy. Uh and uh they are a little crazy on the Democrat side. But
[36:01]um we have we have lost hundreds of thousands of people a year death. And that's not talking about family destruction. That's talking about that.
[36:11]And much of it comes through Mexico. So let me just put it this way. I am not happy with Mexico. Okay, thank you very much everybody.
[36:21]>> Thank you.