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00:00You have been watching President Trump taking questions in the Oval Office.

00:03He covered a wide range of topics, but there was some big breaking news out of this.

00:08Last night, about the 9 p.m. hour, a New York Times story broke.

00:11The headline was, Pentagon set up briefing for Musk on potential war with China.

00:17Now, notably, this New York Times story had more reporters than sources.

00:22There were five reporters.

00:23There were two officials confirming the details of that report, unnamed officials.

00:28President Trump denied the report at 11.20 p.m.

00:31What was interesting right now is you heard President Trump not just deny the report,

00:37but explain that Elon Musk would never be given access to war plans with China because

00:42he's a businessman.

00:43Why would he ever do that?

00:44He even went so far as to mention a conflict of interest.

00:47Elon Musk has business deals in China.

00:49Why would I give him this information, though he did praise Elon Musk broadly in his portfolio.

00:54Big news out of this.

00:55We will let you in on all of it.

00:57This is Outnumbered.

00:59I'm Kayleigh McEnany here with my co-host Emily Campagno and Harris Faulkner.

01:01Also joining us, Lisa Booth, Fox News political analyst.

01:04Guy Benson, Fox News contributor and host of The Guy Benson Show on Fox News Radio.

01:09Guy, you and I were speaking.

01:11The most interesting part of this to me, and you and I agreed on this, was you didn't have

01:16a reporter say to him, hey, Elon Musk has a conflict of interest here.

01:20He acknowledged it himself and explained how seriously he takes this information.

01:25Let's listen to that moment.

01:26I certainly wouldn't want, you know, Elon has businesses in China and he would be susceptible

01:32perhaps to that.

01:34But it was such a fake story.

01:35The New York Times is just as fake as CNN and MSDNC.

01:40And anybody read that story.

01:42People laughed at that story.

01:44Who would do such a thing?

01:45And the first thing I did is I called Susie and I called Pete and said, is there any truth

01:51to that?

01:52And they said, it's ridiculous.

01:53No, he's over there to talk about cost.

01:56You might want to address that.

01:57But Elon was over there today to address cost.

02:02Doge, they called Doge, which you've heard about.

02:05Guy, they had five reporters.

02:07They had two officials confirming the details for confirming more broadly that Elon would

02:11be at the Pentagon.

02:13That was a fierce denial.

02:14That was a categorical denial of the story.

02:18And my ears perked up as yours did.

02:21He was not asked about a conflict of interest.

02:24He raised that himself unsolicited.

02:26He understood the reason why someone would object to this.

02:30And he agreed with it.

02:31He said, that's why we're not doing it.

02:33So it wasn't just like, oh, fake news.

02:34Move on.

02:35It was fake news for these reasons.

02:37We would never allow it specifically because of some of these concerns.

02:40And therefore, the story is false.

02:42We would never even consider something like that.

02:45You worked in the press office.

02:46You know what a really strenuous denial looks like.

02:49That was it.

02:50Yeah.

02:51I was on the air at 11 20 p.m. last night.

02:52It's like I could see the balloon of the liberal media just pop in the air, just fizzle out

02:56as he gave that denial.

02:58You know, Harris, he also took on the judge.

03:01And I think the way he framed this is something a lot of Americans who just voted in an election

03:05in November will understand.

03:07Listen, this is about the judge in that plane with Trendy Aragua alleged gang members on

03:11it.

03:12If ISIS or Al Qaeda or terrorists were operating here in the United States, cops would probably

03:19be shooting first and asking questions later.

03:23And so what is the difference between terrorists, between somebody like an ISIS or an Al Qaeda

03:29operative versus MS-13 or Trendy Aragua?

03:32Well, these are people that focus on destroying people in their homes.

03:37They're not as international in that sense.

03:42Their group of thugs, they come from Venezuela.

03:44They come from the prisons of Venezuela.

03:47They're tough people.

03:48They're bad people.

03:49We can't let that happen in our country.

03:50We can't let a judge say that he wants to get it.

03:52He didn't run for president.

03:53He didn't get much more than 80 million votes.

03:58And we just can't let that happen.

03:59It'd be so bad for our country.

04:01Yeah.

04:02You know, what was so interesting about that entire section to me, Kayleigh, is that he

04:05won on that issue.

04:06And he said that today.

04:07He said the American people expect me to be doing this sort of thing because that's what

04:11I promised.

04:12And that's what needs to be done to protect them.

04:13And that obviously is his first job as commander in chief.

04:17So he took the judge on on the merits of the case.

04:21He didn't make it personal, which it could be because it certainly feels personal, personal

04:26from the other direction as he goes after and joins the litany of people going after

04:31the president from the left.

04:32It wasn't about that.

04:33This was this is what they hired me to do.

04:36And I'm going to do what the American public hired me to do with millions and millions

04:39and millions of votes.

04:40It's on display right now.

04:42And Andy Biggs, congressman from Arizona, also on the Judiciary House committee there,

04:47explained to me today that the problem for this judge is that he actually doesn't have

04:52a position that gives him a lifetime job.

04:57He can be removed if he has bad behavior, if he steps out of line, if it looks like

05:01he's trying to thwart a sitting president or whatever it would be deemed to be.

05:06I thought that was really interesting.

05:08Now, there are some reports that Boasberg may be getting a raise in terms of elevation

05:12of position.

05:13We'll watch for that today.

05:14Yeah.

05:15One hundred sixty seven federal judges, one elected president of the United States.

05:20But these judges have an immense amount of power over what the president is doing on

05:24a day to day basis.

05:25Lisa, he also addressed these Tesla attacks that we've seen that are widespread and remarkably

05:29consistent in the way that they're performed.

05:32Listen to what he said.

05:34I view these people as terrorists, just like others.

05:38When I looked at those showrooms burning and those cars, not one or two, like seven, eight,

05:4410 burning, exploding all over the place.

05:47These are terrorists.

05:48Look at what's going on now with these terrorists.

05:50He's a terrorist.

05:51So that's an organized event.

05:52You know, take a look at their signs.

05:53Take a look.

05:54They're all made by the same sign company, a nice, expensive job.

05:59Now, these are the people that finance it are, in my opinion, in just as big a trouble

06:04as the people that are setting the match and setting the fires.

06:08So we'll see.

06:09It's under very serious investigation by the FBI and by the Justice Department.

06:14These people are terrorists.

06:16It seems like he's indicating their cash Patel Pambani may be looking to see if there's any

06:20sort of organization around this.

06:23Well, yeah.

06:24And they're also making an example out of three different individuals, which I think

06:27will help to send that message that we are treating this as domestic terrorism.

06:30I love these media availabilities in these press conferences.

06:33One, it's a little bit like a choose your own adventure novel.

06:36You know, do we talk about Ukraine?

06:37Do we talk about China?

06:38Do we talk about Doge?

06:39You know, which issue do we talk about?

06:40Because he's doing so much.

06:42This is an administration on steroids.

06:44You can tell the guy doesn't sleep.

06:46And so that's why it's so important for him to do these things, to do these availabilities,

06:50to take a beat like he did with the joint session to Congress as well and say, hey,

06:54look, this is what I'm doing for you.

06:56Here's how I'm delivering.

06:57This is why it's important.

06:58And to inform the American people.

06:59And this is the most transparent president or at least one of them we've ever had.

07:03You look at his first month alone, he took over 1000 questions from reporters at seven

07:08times as much as Joe Biden did during that same period of time.

07:12You know, so for good for him for being so transparent with the American people and speaking

07:16directly to them.

07:17It also helps them circumvent the biased media as well.

07:20You know, the motto of my press shop when I was there was offense only.

07:24And I'd like to think that that's a phrase that I adopted from the style of my boss and

07:28my boss was President Trump.

07:29And he knows how to go on offense better than anyone.

07:32I want to play an example of that.

07:33A reporter asked him, do you have the authority to deport?

07:37And watch how he turns this around about Joe Biden's authority to let in eight million

07:42illegal immigrants.

07:43Mr. President, do you think you have the authority, the power to round up people, deport them,

07:50and then you're under no obligation to a court to show the evidence against them?

07:54Well, that's what the law says.

07:55And that's what our country needs, because we were, unfortunately, they allowed millions

08:01of people to come into our country, totally unvetted, totally unchecked.

08:04So you're asked, do he have the authority to allow millions of people?

08:07Did Biden have the authority to do something that's unthinkable, have open borders where

08:13millions of people poured into our country, totally unvetted and totally unchecked, just

08:17as you would say.

08:19And many of those people were criminals.

08:21Many of them were from jails and prisons and mental institutions and gang members and

08:26drug dealers and very dangerous people.

08:29Many were murderers.

08:30When you ask me if we have the authority, did Biden have the authority to allow millions

08:35of people to come into our country?

08:36Many of these people, hardened criminals at the top of the line who have caused tremendous

08:42damage in our country.

08:46It would seem Biden's authority would be in contravention of the Immigration and Nationality

08:53Act, but who cares about details?

08:54Emily, this all began and you were very passionate about this with a new fighter jet, the F-47.

08:59You wanted to expound upon it.

09:00Yeah, I'm I'm so excited by this.

09:03And keep in mind that just three days ago, China reportedly took a second test flight

09:08of their sixth generation fighter jet.

09:10Now, allegedly, that's called the J-36.

09:12They've been operating a fifth generation so far.

09:15That's the J-20, if I remember correctly.

09:16That's radar evading.

09:18And these photos of this new sixth generation fighter jet on their part, it sort of looks

09:21like a mix between the B-2 bomber and the F-117A, which is our stealth fighter.

09:25So basically like a black triangle, like a bat.

09:28And so that's something that when you couple with the secretary, the secretary of defense's

09:32remarks today where he said, look, under the prior administration, this program was paused,

09:37was potentially going to be canceled.

09:38And now we are reminding the world that our air power is superior and we are investing

09:44in a maintenance of that superiority and that with that air power, the president talked

09:47about how the the availability of this new, you know, F-47 on our part, obviously a lot

09:54of it's classified, but he said greater payload, greater maneuverability, greater stealth,

09:59greater speeds.

10:00It's going to hold a bunch of drones on tip of the iceberg, and especially that photo

10:03was quite exciting.

10:04But I just note that as we come off of the prior administration, remember the spy balloons

10:10that floated across our country?

10:12Remember how we experienced sort of an alarming uptick and surge of physical violations by

10:18the Chinese in terms of our military institutions and installations, not to mention the intellectual

10:22property theft that also had to do with air technology.

10:26So I, as an American and as a lover of the Air Force and fighter jets, I'm just so heartened

10:32by the F-47 and I can't wait to see it unveiled.

10:35And final quick point.

10:36Last November, China unveiled their answer to our F-22 and the F-35.

10:42So they're right on our heels.

10:44And this is an example.

10:45This is an arena where the president and the secretary of defense's commitment to lethality

10:50and superiority on our part is really going to shine through.

10:53Yeah.

10:54Exciting days for the U.S. military.

10:55All right.

10:56Well, House Republicans launching an investigation into rising swatting attacks on conservatives.

11:01Now, swatting is when someone tries to send armed police to another person's house under

11:06false pretenses.

11:07The act can put the lives of the victims and the responding officers in danger, as it did

11:12in the case of talk radio host Joe Pagliaro, who was recently woken up in the middle of

11:17the night by more than half a dozen armed officers.

11:23But this guy was wherever he happened to be, was trying to get police to break down the

11:27door and possibly either kill me or scare us enough to where I would shut my mouth and

11:31not do what I do on the radio every day.

11:33It was one of those that I'm sure you've had this where your heart flops out of your

11:36chest.

11:37I've never had it that hard before.

11:38But thankfully, the police were there.

11:40They understood the situation.

11:42They got that it was a swatting and we're all safe.

11:43I think that it's a either get me dead, B, have me kill a cop as I'm doing it, C, have

11:49the cop be the one who kills me.

11:50And they were all bad guys.

11:52And then D, people like you shut up and stop talking about what you talk about.

11:55They didn't accomplish what they wanted to, but I hope there will be accountability.

11:59DHS Secretary Kristi Noem vows to hunt the cowards behind those calls, quote, under President

12:05Trump's leadership, we will not sit idly by as conservative news media and their families

12:10are being targeted by false swatting.

12:13DHS has the ability to trace phone numbers and track location information, and we will

12:18use it to hunt these cowards down.

12:21This is an attack, she says, on our law enforcement and innocent families, and we will prosecute

12:26it as such.

12:28Guy, a frightening turn of events that hopefully does not begin a pattern using this as a weapon

12:35is extremely dangerous and it's evil and it should be charged basically at the level of

12:40a home invasion.

12:41I think.

12:42Right.

12:43I believe that when someone falsely accuses someone else of, let's say, sexual assault,

12:46if that is proven to be a hoax and false, there should be charges commensurate to what

12:52the lie initially was.

12:53And in this case, you're putting a lot of people's lives in danger.

12:56You are sending armed police, heavily armed police to the house, believing falsely because

13:02of the lie that there is some sort of life threatening moment or incident unfolding in

13:07that house or at that property.

13:09So they are armed to the teeth, understandably.

13:12And the people sitting at home are completely unaware of any of this.

13:15They're just innocently trying to go about their lives, even sleeping in bed at night.

13:18And to have a door knocked down or pounding, it is a terrifying thing.

13:22And those who are responsible for swatting others should face extremely serious consequences

13:28because this type of thing will get people killed.

13:30Lisa, there's a parallel, in my opinion, between this scenario and the vandalism at the Tesla

13:35dealerships and with cars.

13:37Point being, while the defenders of such it's innocuous, it's no big deal.

13:40The propensity for massive loss of life, the frightening volatility of these scenarios

13:46is what makes it so explosive and so terrifying.

13:49They need to be condemned and prosecuted immediately.

13:51Well, and, you know, how do you think the left would react if that happened?

13:54I mean, sadly, I think there'd be a lot of people cheering.

13:57I mean, we saw that on The Daily Show recently as people were applauding what's happening

14:01with the Teslas and the fire bombings as well.

14:04I mean, look, the whole intention of they want to get someone killed.

14:07That's why you swat.

14:08The hope is that the police officer accidentally kills the individual who's being targeted.

14:12They want someone to be killed.

14:14We've seen people get killed in the past.

14:16One gentleman comes to mind, Andrew Finch.

14:18I think Congress should make this a distinct federal crime.

14:21I believe it can be considered under interstate threats.

14:24But to make it a distinct federal crime, because the whole purpose is to get someone killed.

14:28And if this continues, that will likely happen.

14:30Yeah.

14:31And by using the phones that can be also, yeah, exactly, you're more equipped to answer

14:35that.

14:36I'll kick that over.

14:37Clearly, as the radio host was talking about it, Mr. Joe, I mean, he outlined exactly what

14:42I could have been killed.

14:43They could have been killed.

14:44The danger is so profound and frightening.

14:46It's very scary.

14:47Someone could definitely get killed.

14:49This is a new method, but this this method or practice of intimidation and harassment

14:54is old.

14:55I follow a lot of these conservative influencers.

14:57I've been seeing them say my house is swatted once that it was swatted for the fourth time.

15:02These influencers are very powerful.

15:04They are very effective.

15:05They have huge followings.

15:06Many of them are probably a reason lots of young people flock to the president.

15:10So people know that and they target people who are effective in the Trump orbit.

15:14They did this to me.

15:16My old house in Florida was not swatted, but when they were burning down buildings

15:19in the Tampa area and a gas station, they posted the address of my house, picture of

15:23my house.

15:24And my house was next.

15:25I had police show up at my door.

15:27I had a new baby.

15:28And they said they're threatening to burn down your house.

15:31We need to protect you.

15:32They called both of my high schools, the boys school, the girls school.

15:35They called my dad's business.

15:36They called my uncle's business.

15:38They called my sister's track coach.

15:40They called my mother, said that I was the C word and said that I hope I get cancer.

15:45These are the things people sign up for when they sign up to be an effective voice in the

15:49Trump orbit, either in government or as a conservative influencer who I would argue

15:54has outsized influence more so than many actual government officials.

15:58Stay strong, guys.

16:00You're doing a great job.

16:01You're effective.

16:02And the fact that you're being targeted is an example of why you're so I'm so sorry.

16:06And it really is ready to go through all that since, yeah, it's crazy.

16:08People need to know.

16:09Yeah, so much.

16:10I'm glad.

16:11I'm glad you share that.

16:12I do see a similarity with what's going on with Elon Musk and the Teslas.

16:17And I said this yesterday and took a lot of heat for saying it, but I totally believe

16:20it, especially after what you just said, how these should be separate federal crimes.

16:25They're not vandals.

16:26They're domestic terrorists.

16:28They're blowing up dealerships.

16:29There might be a night guard on that.

16:31They like to do these things after hours.

16:32So you see the flames better, I would guess.

16:35This is about ideology.

16:37And if you look at it, and Congressman Biggs told me this last hour, if you look at it,

16:42it is the definition of domestic terrorism.

16:45And so what does that mean?

16:46If someone gets hurt in the process of this, that ratchets up that crime even further.

16:51We can't tolerate this like this is this is not OK.

16:55There is now and you can look this up today.

16:57Our Seattle affiliate Fox 13 has video of a woman who's Tesla.

17:02She was driving.

17:03It got spun off the road.

17:06A guy ran her off the road, got out.

17:07He had on full fatigue.

17:08You couldn't see anything except for his eyes.

17:11And he threatened her.

17:12He said, you've got to get rid of this car now.

17:14And he went on.

17:15Well, of course, the cameras are rolling from all over the Tesla.

17:18So we see this whole thing play out.

17:21I mean, when I tell you that this is terrorism, she said, thank God she didn't have anybody

17:24young with her.

17:25What if she'd had children with her?

17:27I mean, there are I had then another Al Moter, a Democrat on my hour last hour on the Faulkner

17:32Focus, who said he fears for his life.

17:34He wanted to buy a Tesla, but out of fear, he wouldn't.

17:38A Democrat.

17:40This is terrorizing us as citizens, and it's got to stop, although they're making me want

17:44to buy a Tesla.

17:45I've never wanted to buy it.

17:46You and Dean.

17:47I want to buy one out of spite to Superman to get to him.

17:52Yeah.

17:53Well, guys, up next, the Democrats are struggling and now the Bidens went back in.

17:57Wait for it.

17:58Who's back?

17:59Former President Joe Biden.

18:00That's right.

18:01A new report claims that Biden wants back in the political game with the informer First

18:06Lady Jill Biden, offering to, quote, jump in and help with fundraising and rebuilding

18:11the Democratic Party.

18:13Apparently, he's already over the way Democrats forced him out of office.

18:17But it seems like the left might not want Joe back on board as one major Biden supporter

18:23admitted to NBC.

18:25Who's going to want Joe Biden back in the game?

18:30Ouch.

18:31And that was a major supporter.

18:32You know, here is a special level of self-delusion to be a part of a losing administration and

18:38think I'm ready.

18:39I'm back in.

18:40It takes Hillary level thought process to get there.

18:42Well, and I'm wondering who he thinks he can flex to now, because the people who want the

18:47fight like AOC and Jasmine Crockett and in some regards, maybe others in the party, they

18:55don't want this because people don't fight and sleep at the same time.

18:58So they don't want Joe Biden back.

19:00And he was part of the problem, so they see it.

19:03So I'm not really sure who he's flexing to, because the Chuck Schumer's I mean, what what

19:06we're watching now is a push to get him out of his seat.

19:09Like we were reporting earlier on the Faulkner focus that some of the money that's flowing

19:13from the foundation of George Soros is going to try to push him, push Chuck Schumer out

19:18of the way to get him out of that that minority leader seat in the Senate.

19:22So I'm just wondering, who is he benefiting?

19:25And by the way, Michelle Obama's new podcast, you know, whatever she's doing that she thought

19:30was really going to pump things up.

19:32It's really struggling right now.

19:33I don't know what happens to that generation of Democrat in this atmosphere.

19:38You know, Lisa, we saw that.

19:40I've been wondering what what's Biden doing?

19:42Is he hanging on the beach in Delaware?

19:43Well, we know he met with Ken Harris, the head of the DNC.

19:47We know that he wants to be a part of donors and getting donations in my head immediately

19:51went to Olivia Newsy's reporting in New York magazine.

19:54She wrote Conspiracy of Silence, this big, elaborate article on Joe Biden diminishing

19:59in this anecdote, saying hello to one Democratic mega donor and family friend at the White

20:03House.

20:04Recently, the president stared blankly and nodded his head.

20:07The first lady intervened to whisper in her husband's ear, telling him to say hello to

20:11the donor by name and to thank them for their recent generosity.

20:15I mean, if you can't communicate with donors, how can you get the money from said donor?

20:20Well, also, how much more money do they want to burn through?

20:22Right.

20:23I mean, you look at collectively between Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, it was like three

20:26billion dollars or something like that.

20:28Probably closer.

20:29So how much more money do you want to go through?

20:31Also, I have a theory.

20:32This is Joe Biden driven.

20:34Yes.

20:35Or shadow president who took stage photos on Air Force One on the way to the G7 and

20:40led cabinet meetings.

20:41Right.

20:42Like this is Joe Biden driven because she doesn't want to go out of the spotlight.

20:45She loved it too much.

20:47She loved the fame.

20:48She loved the attention.

20:49She loved the articles about her terrible clothing.

20:51But you know, I mean, this is Joe Biden driven.

20:54So, you know, I mean, the Democrat Party right now is at its lowest point probably

20:57ever in the history of the party.

20:59If you look at approval rating.

21:00So I just you know, how much more does he want to destroy the party and how much more

21:02money does he want to go through?

21:03I don't know, guy.

21:04And, you know, when you think about do Democrats want him back, I mean, Mike Donilon is somebody

21:08who stands out.

21:09It's like I love Biden.

21:10I want him back.

21:11He could have won.

21:12But outside of him, you look at this recent CNN poll this month that asked Democrats who

21:16the leader is of the party.

21:17One percent chose Joe Biden.

21:19Just one.

21:20Yeah.

21:21And I think Lisa's right.

21:23Fundraising is not their problem.

21:24That's the one thing they can do quite well.

21:26Maybe now it's dried up a bit, but the solution is not Joe Biden.

21:29Right.

21:30You can imagine the Bidens showing up at this house party and saying, we're here to help.

21:33Everyone's saying, turn off the lights.

21:35Don't let them know that we're here.

21:36Right.

21:37You've helped more than enough.

21:38Thank you very much.

21:40And the problem the Democrats have right now is they are leaderless and there's a lot of

21:43blame going around.

21:44This story reminds me of another quote that I read from a reporter at another network

21:48talking about this bizarre tour that Tim Walz is on right now across the country.

21:53This is a Democrat from a Trump won district saying, quote, to Walz, Tim, it's time for

21:59you to go home.

22:00This tourism is giving all the wrong signals to the voters.

22:03You lost.

22:05These are recriminations that are not over.

22:07I know the election was months ago.

22:08This is still a hot fight within that party.

22:11It is true.

22:12And Emily, President Trump was asked about Tim Walz and he said normally vice presidents

22:16don't make a difference.

22:17But that one did, he said just moments ago.

22:19Yeah.

22:20I mean, look, I think he's I love your point that he's demonstrated, frankly, the antithesis

22:25of what his party should stand for and especially, you know, cheering for for stock losses when

22:291.6 million shares are held by the state pension fund in his own state.

22:33I mean, the rampant incompetence and density that he displays is just shocking, however

22:39unsurprising.

22:40And I love your analogy, too, because I feel like it's sort of like Jill Biden coming into

22:43that scene in 16 Candles, where the mom is like making all the breakfast and slaving

22:46away and she opens a donut box and is like, well, breakfast is served.

22:49Like, how else can we help?

22:51The answer is stay out.

22:52The party views them as the past, not the future.

22:54One percent reflecting party values, not even the face of the party, but values.

22:59That is how archaic you are.

23:00And meanwhile, as President Trump talks about that, the only thing really appealing feature

23:04is his ability to snooze on a public beach at the end of the day.

23:07They want to sell more books.

23:08That's the that is the report that I believe that they're each in the works of a book.

23:13But the offer for donations and any type of solicitation is firmly, I believe, from the

23:17former first lady and not from the former weeken at Bernie's was more what came to mind

23:21for me.

23:22Yeah, I digress.

23:23Yes.

23:24Well, being able to nap on demand is an impressive skill.

23:26I wish I had it.

23:27Hilaria Baldwin is firing back at critics accusing her of embarrassing her husband on

23:32the red carpet.

23:35That is numbers which didn't work anyway because his numbers were terrible.

23:38What he did, the way he spent money was so horrible.

23:41And what he allowed to happen to energy.

23:43That's the other thing.

23:44Energy is going to be like it's never been before.

23:47Mr. Vice President is here.

23:48If you haven't.

23:49Do you have anything to say?

23:50Why are you here?

23:51Very good.

23:52Vice President.

23:53I'm just here to watch the show, sir.

23:54I think airplanes are pretty cool.

23:55So I want to check this out.

23:56It is cool.

23:57Take off the trademark.

23:58Well, I'll be speaking to President Xi.

23:59I have a great relationship with him.

24:00We're going to have a very good relationship.

24:09But we have a trillion dollar deficit because of Biden with President Xi.

24:14More than that.

24:15I mean, I've heard one point two trillion dollars.

24:18We have a deficit.

24:19And I've explained that to President Xi.

24:22We also have a problem where he's allowing fentanyl to be sent into Mexico and then cross

24:26the border.

24:27And, you know, killing.

24:29I think the number is much higher than the hundred and twenty five hundred and fifteen

24:32that I think it's closer to 300000 people a year.

24:36And so that's a problem.

24:38But they have they have a tremendous surplus against the United States, and we don't want

24:43that.

24:44How have you come to asking for exemptions on tariffs?

24:49Is that something that is under consideration by you?

24:51Well, people are coming to me and talking about tariffs and a lot of people are asking

24:56me if they can have exceptions.

24:58And once you do that for one, you have to do that for all.

25:01So I mean, generally, I did something interestingly during two weeks ago.

25:08I gave the American car companies a break because it would have been unfair if I didn't.

25:14And everybody said, oh, he changed his mind on tariffs.

25:16I didn't change my mind.

25:17I helped our, you know, sort of big three, big four.

25:21I helped some of the American companies.

25:24And instead of taking it properly, they said, oh, he changed it.

25:26I don't change.

25:27But the word flexibility is an important word.

25:31Flexibility.

25:32So there'll be flexibility.

25:33But basically, it's reciprocal so that if China is charging us 50 percent or 30 percent

25:41or 20 percent, and I don't mean China, I mean anybody, any country, Canada.

25:47Nobody knows that Canada is charging our dairy farmers.

25:49They have 270 percent tariffs.

25:53Nobody knows that.

25:54Nobody knows that.

25:56They have up to 400 percent.

25:58They have a couple of tariffs at 400 percent.

26:02Nobody knows that.

26:03Nobody talks about that.

26:04And remember, with Canada, we don't need their cars.

26:07We don't need their lumber.

26:08We don't need their energy.

26:09We don't need anything from Canada.

26:11And yet it costs us 200 billion dollars a year in subsidy to keep Canada afloat.

26:16So when I say they should be a state, I mean that I really mean that because we can't be

26:21expected to carry a country that is right next to us on our border.

26:29It would be a great state.

26:30It would be a cherished state.

26:32The taxes for Canadian citizens would go down in less than half.

26:38They don't spend money on military because they think we're going to protect them.

26:42There are many things that they do like icebreakers.

26:45They want us to provide icebreakers for them.

26:47Oh, that's wonderful.

26:48So the Canada, they've been a very tough traders.

26:53I want to just tell you all the people that tough traders, they trade very tough.

26:58And you know, the expression I use is some people don't have the cards.

27:03I use that expression about a week and a half ago, right?

27:06Somebody was negotiating.

27:07We didn't have the cards.

27:08Who's now, I think, saying that he wants to do it.

27:11And I think we're going to have a big deal on that very special something.

27:15We've got to make a deal on that.

27:16But Canada has been a very nasty negotiator against the United States, took advantage

27:21of the United States for a long time.

27:24But nobody knows that they were getting 270 percent tariffs on dairy products.

27:28I don't think I've heard you say this in all the talk about Canada becoming the 51st state.

27:35Are you concerned that if they became the 51st state, they would be a very, very blue

27:41state.

27:42Very, very big and very, very blue.

27:44There might be.

27:45But it would you know, you have that artificial line that goes that straight artifact that

27:50looked like it was drawn by a ruler, somebody with a I don't mean a ruler like a king.

27:55I mean, like a ruler, like a ruler this way.

27:58And it's just an artificial line that was drawn in the sand or in the ice.

28:04And can I tell you, Peter, just you you add that to this country.

28:09What a beautiful landmass, the most beautiful landmass anywhere in the world.

28:14And it was just cut off for whatever reason.

28:16It would be great now.

28:18Is it liberal?

28:19Maybe.

28:20But, you know, a conservative until I got involved, because I don't care who wins up

28:23there.

28:24I frankly probably would do better with a liberal than the conservative if you want

28:27to know the truth.

28:28But just a little while ago, before I got involved and totally changed the election,

28:34which I don't care about, probably it's our advantage, actually.

28:39But the conservative was leading against I call him Governor Trudeau.

28:43The conservative was leading by thirty five points.

28:46So, you know, so I don't know about that.

28:48I think Canada is a place like a lot of other places.

28:51If you have a good candidate, the candidate is going to win.

28:54And the two astronauts that you just helped save from space, they didn't get any overtime

29:01pay for all that extra time.

29:03They got five dollars a day per day for two hundred eighty six days.

29:07That is fourteen hundred and thirty dollars in extra pay.

29:12Is there anything the administration can do to get them to make them whole?

29:17Well, nobody's ever mentioned this to me.

29:19If I have to, I'll pay it out of my own pocket, OK?

29:21I'll get it for I like that.

29:25I think I'll pay it right out of my.

29:27Is that all?

29:28That's not a lot for what they had to go through.

29:31And I want to thank Elon Musk, by the way, because think if we don't have him.

29:36You know, there's only so long, even though they're in the capsule up there that the body

29:41starts to deteriorate after nine or 10 months and gets really bad after 14, 15 months with

29:47the bones and the blood and all the things that you've been reporting on very well.

29:52And if we don't have Elon, they could be up there a long time.

29:56Who else is going to get him?

29:58And I just want to thank him.

29:59He's going through a lot what they're doing to him.

30:02And these people are going to be caught and they're going to be caught and they're going

30:05to be prosecuted.

30:07And from what they tell me, I see this just by watching your programs and reading the

30:13news.

30:14But from what they tell me, they could get 20 years in jail and they'll get it.

30:17I'll tell you, there's going to be no leniency and there'll be no pardons.

30:20I can tell you that.

30:21Right.

30:22You said this morning, 20 years in jail and then maybe they'll go to one of these prisons

30:28in El Salvador.

30:29Do you think with the way that the judges have been issuing injunctions, it would be

30:34easier or harder to send these Tesla domestic terrorists to a jail in El Salvador than these

30:40MS-13 or Trende Aragón guys?

30:41Well, I view these people as terrorists, just like others.

30:45When I looked at those showrooms burning and those cars, not one or two, like seven, eight,

30:5110 burning, exploding all over the place.

30:54These are terrorists.

30:55You didn't have that on January 6th, I can tell you.

30:58You didn't have anything like that on January 6th, which is sort of amazing, because on

31:02January 6th, the the Democrats were talking.

31:07Nobody was killed other than a very beautiful young woman, Ashley, Ashley Babbitt.

31:14Nobody was killed.

31:16And you look at what's going on now with these terrorists.

31:18He's a terrorist.

31:19So that's an organized event.

31:20You know, take a look at their signs.

31:21Take a look.

31:22They're all made by the same sign company, a nice, expensive job.

31:27Now, these are the people that finance it are, in my opinion, in just as big a trouble

31:32as the people that are setting the match and setting the fires.

31:36So we'll see.

31:37It's under very serious investigation by the FBI and by the Justice Department.

31:42These people are terrorists.

31:43OK.

31:44Yeah, go ahead.

31:45Behind you, please.

31:46Mr. President, what do you say to American military families who are seeing Elon Musk

31:47at the Pentagon today, are hearing about defense department cuts, and their thoughts are immediately

31:48going to the Pentagon?

31:49Well, we're making our country strong.

32:02And when they see a thing like that and they hear that story about Elon and China, what

32:07they should do is realize that the New York Times is a corrupt institution, because I

32:12think they're the ones they knew that story wasn't true.

32:14Nobody believed that story.

32:15People that when I first got there, they laughed when they heard this story.

32:19Nobody believed it, that the Pentagon was giving him a briefing on what war with China

32:24would look like.

32:26And he has business.

32:27No, they made that up because it's a good story to make up that they're very dishonest

32:31people.

32:32Look, I have it with the Times and you'll see more and more of it.

32:37To me, it's a very, very, very dishonest organization.

32:41But a story like that is made up.

32:43It's total fiction.

32:45And I just wanted to make sure I called up chief of staff and I called up Pete and I

32:51said, is there any truth to that?

32:54Absolutely not.

32:55He's there for Doge, not there for China.

32:58And if you ever mentioned China, I think he'd walk out of the room.

33:00He wouldn't.

33:01He wouldn't take it anyway.

33:02So it's just a made up story.

33:06Nobody's taking better care of the military.

33:08One of the things that I know that Pete's doing is he's talking about a lot of the civilian

33:11staff and and we're going to get them other jobs.

33:15You know, we're going to have a lot of jobs in this country because but we don't want

33:19to have wasteful jobs.

33:20We want to have meaningful jobs.

33:22And those were wasteful jobs.

33:23Those are jobs that not only military, but.

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