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[00:00:08] Ladies and gentlemen, the 45th and 47th [00:00:11] president of the United States, Donald [00:00:13] J. Trump. [00:00:15] And I'm proud to be an [music] American [00:00:19] where at least I know I'm [singing] [00:00:21] free. And I won't forget the men [music] [00:00:25] who died, who gave that fight to me. And [00:00:28] I gladly stand up next to you. [music] [00:00:32] And they met her still today. [00:00:35] Cuz there ain't [music and singing] no [00:00:37] doubt I love this land. [00:00:40] God [music] bless the USA. [00:00:55] from the lakes of Minnesota [00:00:59] to the hills [music and singing] of [00:01:00] Tennessee. [00:01:03] Across the plains of Texas, from sea [00:01:06] [music and singing] to shining sea, [00:01:09] from Detroit down to [singing] Houston [00:01:12] and New York to LA, where there's pride [00:01:17] in every [music] American heart. And [00:01:19] it's time we stand and say [00:01:25] [music] [00:01:25] that I'm proud to be an American where [00:01:29] at least I know I'm [singing] free. And [00:01:32] I won't [music] forget the men who died, [00:01:36] who gave that life to me. And I [music] [00:01:38] gladly stand up next to you and defend [00:01:43] her [music] still today. [00:01:45] Cuz there ain't no doubt I love this [00:01:48] land. [00:01:50] God bless the USA. [00:01:59] And I'm proud to be [music] an American [00:02:02] where at least I know I'm free. And I [00:02:06] won't [music] forget the men who died, [00:02:10] who gave that life to me. And I gladly [00:02:13] stand up. [music] [00:02:16] next to you and defend her still today. [00:02:19] [singing] [00:02:20] Cuz there ain't no [music] doubt I love [00:02:23] this land. [singing] [00:02:26] God bless [music] [00:02:27] the US. [00:02:35] [singing] [00:02:46] Thank you. [00:02:48] >> Thank you very much. It's great to see a [00:02:50] vibrant place like this. As you know, [00:02:53] about a year and a half ago, it wasn't [00:02:55] so vibrant. I'm looking at all this [00:02:57] brand new steel and equipment. It just [00:02:59] went up because of our tariffs. Because [00:03:02] of our president, but because of our [00:03:04] tariffs. And I'm thrilled to be back in [00:03:06] the great state of Georgia with the men [00:03:09] and women of an incredible American [00:03:12] company, the Kusa Steel Corporation. [00:03:17] For more than 50 years, the hardworking [00:03:20] Americans at Kusa Steel have poured out [00:03:23] their sweat and blood and tears to turn [00:03:26] into what? Look, you wanted to take raw [00:03:29] material and you wanted to take [00:03:32] beautiful metal and you wanted to turn [00:03:34] it into the highest quality steel racks [00:03:37] and plates in the business. All stamped [00:03:40] with those really beautiful words. You [00:03:42] don't see it too much, but now you do [00:03:44] again. Made in the USA, right? [00:03:49] And this company prospered and grew from [00:03:51] humble beginnings in a Georgia [00:03:53] manufacturing. What happened is you [00:03:55] became in a very short while a Georgia [00:03:59] manufacturing giant, but then you watch [00:04:02] your core business start to fade. I just [00:04:05] spoke to your great owner and he is uh [00:04:09] he's great, but he got hit by stupid [00:04:12] politicians basically making specialized [00:04:15] steel tire racks dwindle from two [00:04:18] bustling shifts to six days a week down [00:04:20] to one shift in one hour. one hour a [00:04:24] week, [00:04:25] then you went back up to two days, then [00:04:27] you went back to three days, then you [00:04:29] went back to one day, then you went down [00:04:31] to one hour because all the business was [00:04:34] going to China and other countries from [00:04:36] outside. [00:04:38] And it wasn't only here. It was other [00:04:40] plants also. I assume your friends [00:04:42] likewise were having the same problem. [00:04:45] Your jobs were being stolen as foreign [00:04:47] nations dump their subsidized products. [00:04:50] Don't forget China and these other [00:04:51] countries. They pay for it. It's all [00:04:53] subsidized. You don't get too too much [00:04:56] subsidy. [00:04:57] But they dropped the subsidized products [00:04:59] on our market to try and put Americans [00:05:01] out of business. And that's what they [00:05:03] were doing. You're lucky you have a man [00:05:05] that is so proud of this place. Kept it [00:05:08] going. Barely kept it going. Wasn't [00:05:10] easy. You're a lucky guy. [00:05:13] But now, [00:05:15] thanks to the fact that we got elected [00:05:17] on November 5th, [00:05:22] And thanks to what I call the Trump [00:05:24] tariffs, [00:05:25] business at Kusa Steel is booming again. [00:05:28] We just spoke. It's booming. [cheering] [00:05:31] And in October, you received your first [00:05:34] large order for tire rack since 2014. It [00:05:36] was a big massive order. In fact, [00:05:40] this great man right here thought that [00:05:42] they made a mistake. He said it can't be [00:05:44] possible. No, it's called tariffs. I [00:05:48] said, "My favorite word in the whole [00:05:50] dictionary is tariff." And I got in [00:05:52] trouble with Look at all the fake news [00:05:53] back there. Look at them. [00:05:55] I got in trouble. No, I got in trouble [00:05:58] with them because I said, "Tariff is my [00:06:01] favorite word in the whole dictionary." [00:06:02] They said, "What about family? What [00:06:04] about God? What about wife, children?" I [00:06:08] said, "All right, it's my fifth favorite [00:06:10] word." Now I'm okay. They've treated me [00:06:12] okay since I did that. They didn't like [00:06:14] it one, but it's it's my fifth favorite [00:06:18] word in the dictionary. You're back. [00:06:21] You're producing at full speed. Two [00:06:24] shifts a day. And he's going to three [00:06:25] shifts a day, six days a week. [00:06:29] [cheering] [00:06:30] And you've got a backlog now that's [00:06:33] seven months long. What a difference [00:06:37] from a couple of hours a week to seven [00:06:41] months long. And it's all because you [00:06:43] finally have a president who put America [00:06:45] first. That's what it is. But it's also [00:06:50] it's also because I imposed powerful 50% [00:06:53] tariffs on foreign steel where they were [00:06:55] coming in and dumping crap all over our [00:06:58] country. I ended every one of the Biden [00:07:01] era exemptions. And on August 18th, I [00:07:04] added new tariffs to cover 400 [00:07:07] derivative products, including steel [00:07:09] racks, which is what you make. So, I say [00:07:12] congratulations and what a great [00:07:15] comeback. This is a comeback that two [00:07:17] years ago, right? You were almost I [00:07:19] don't want to say out of business, but [00:07:20] you're almost out of business. I guess I [00:07:22] He said, "You can say it. You were [00:07:24] close." He was he was borderline. [00:07:28] Started telling his wife, "Let's have [00:07:29] tuna fish tonight, darling. Forget about [00:07:31] the sake." [00:07:34] But stories like this companies are [00:07:36] right now playing out in cities all [00:07:38] around the country. towns, villages all [00:07:42] over the country. AND TO THINK I HAVE TO [00:07:45] be in the United States Supreme Court [00:07:48] for many, many months waiting for a [00:07:51] decision on tariffs. Without tariffs, [00:07:55] this country would be in such trouble [00:07:57] right now. Without tariffs, this country [00:07:59] would be like your company was two years [00:08:01] ago. [00:08:03] What a difference it made. And you know [00:08:05] who brought the cases against us? people [00:08:08] that are China oriented, people that [00:08:11] have business in China that want to rip [00:08:14] us off and keep ripping us off. And the [00:08:16] tariffs had stopped us. And not only [00:08:19] China, other countries, too. People from [00:08:23] other countries like Canada and others, [00:08:26] they sue us. Canada has ripped us off [00:08:29] for years. Not anymore, they're not. [00:08:34] And I'm waiting for a decision from the [00:08:36] Supreme Court. Can you imagine? We have [00:08:38] to wait. I I mean, I just heard the [00:08:41] story today and I've told it a thousand [00:08:42] times. I don't think I've ever heard it [00:08:44] any better. I even took him back to the [00:08:47] fake news where he related the story [00:08:50] that he was in serious trouble. There [00:08:52] was no business. There was no business [00:08:54] anywhere. How was this place two or [00:08:57] three years ago was not just here, the [00:08:59] whole area, it was a disaster. [00:09:02] And now it's vibrant. And we have to [00:09:05] justify this because people come from [00:09:08] other countries because they ripped us [00:09:10] off for 50 years and now we're doing the [00:09:13] same thing to them. And we're being very [00:09:15] modest about it. Right Howard? We're [00:09:17] being very modest about it. We could go [00:09:19] a lot further if I want to because what [00:09:22] they've done to us, other countries, [00:09:24] what they've done, they almost put us [00:09:25] out of business. And I'll tell you, if I [00:09:27] didn't win this election and if you had [00:09:29] a like Kamla or a [00:09:33] like sleepy Joe Biden, [00:09:36] if you had these people back, our [00:09:39] country would have been finished. We [00:09:41] wouldn't have had a country. So just [00:09:43] yesterday, I was visited by the CEO of [00:09:46] the drug company, Novartis, and his name [00:09:50] is Baz, first name, great guy. and he [00:09:53] came into the White House to see our [00:09:55] great chief of staff who happens to be [00:09:56] with us. Where's Susie? Susie's with us [00:09:59] someplace. She is great. First females [00:10:02] chief of staff and the best chief of [00:10:04] staff [00:10:06] and she wanted to bring him in. It's a [00:10:08] big very big company all based outside [00:10:11] of this country and she wanted to bring [00:10:13] him in. So I said, "Come on." So I said, [00:10:15] "Hello, how are you doing? How's it [00:10:17] going, sir? I'm building 11 plants in [00:10:20] the United States." I said, 'Th that's a [00:10:22] lot. How many do you have? None. But [00:10:25] we're moving almost all our business [00:10:26] into the United States. And I said, why [00:10:29] are you doing that? Tariffs. Tariffs. [00:10:33] Can you believe it? Said tariffs. AND I [00:10:36] GOT TO BE BEFORE A COURT. Can you [00:10:39] believe it? This is like men playing in [00:10:42] women's sports, transgender for [00:10:46] everybody. I have a new one to add. [00:10:48] Voter ID. THE DEMOCRATS DON'T WANT TO [00:10:52] GIVE us voter ID because they want to [00:10:55] cheat. THE ONLY WAY THEY CAN CHEAT IS if [00:10:58] they look, we can stop them so easy. You [00:11:02] know what they say? We don't want voter [00:11:04] ID because it's racist. Okay, that's a [00:11:07] good one. It's racist. Oh, I'll tell you [00:11:10] what. When they look at the polls, 95% [00:11:14] of the people want voter ID. [00:11:17] Then you have proof of citizenship. So, [00:11:19] we want voter ID. We want proof of [00:11:22] citizenship for you to vote. [00:11:25] Let's prove that you're an American. So, [00:11:27] please proof of citizen. They're [00:11:28] fighting that. [00:11:30] They're fighting that. [00:11:34] And then we don't want to have mail-in [00:11:37] ballots where they're mailed in from all [00:11:38] parts of the place. Mail-in ballots are [00:11:41] crooked as hell. WE'RE THE ONLY COUNTRY [00:11:43] IN THE world that use this type of [00:11:45] mail-in ballot. The only country in the [00:11:47] world. I'll tell you what, Republicans [00:11:50] have to win this one. [00:11:51] >> We'll never lose a race for 50 years. We [00:11:54] won't lose a race. We want voter ID. We [00:11:57] want proof of citizenship. [00:11:59] And we don't want mail-in ballots except [00:12:03] for the military far away except for [00:12:06] people that are ill, disabled, or people [00:12:10] that are away. Even for a vacation, [00:12:13] we'll be generous. Okay? Other than [00:12:15] that, we don't want mail-in ballots [00:12:17] because mail-in ballots, they cheat [00:12:20] without tariffs. What would you do? You [00:12:22] know what? Everybody would be bankrupt. [00:12:24] Everybody, the whole country would BE [00:12:26] BANKRUPT. AND I HAVE TO WAIT FOR THIS [00:12:28] DECISION. I'VE BEEN waiting forever. [00:12:31] Forever. And the language is clear that [00:12:34] I have the right to do it as president. [00:12:36] I have the right to put tariffs on for [00:12:40] national security purposes. countries [00:12:42] that have been ripping us off for years. [00:12:46] You know what they were doing? Using [00:12:47] tariffs. [00:12:49] What a country. So sad. So just one year [00:12:53] ago under crooked Joe Biden [00:12:57] and he was crooked as hell. Our country [00:12:59] was dead. Now we have the hottest [00:13:02] country. In one year we have THE HOTTEST [00:13:05] COUNTRY ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD. RIGHT, [00:13:07] KELLY? [00:13:10] REMEMBER [00:13:13] WHEN I USED TO SAY Fuller sort of [00:13:16] reminded me. I listened to your speech. [00:13:18] Very good. I'm endorsing that man, by [00:13:20] the way, very strongly. [00:13:23] [cheering] [00:13:24] I actually listened to your speech back [00:13:26] there and you said, uh, you remember [00:13:30] when the president used to tell the [00:13:31] story about getting tired of winning? [00:13:33] You reminded me, I haven't told that [00:13:35] story in a long time. You're going to be [00:13:37] so tired of winning. You're going to be [00:13:40] exhausted. You're going to be you're [00:13:43] going to get tired of winning. Remember [00:13:45] I say your governor or Kelly Laughler, [00:13:50] somebody's going to come up say, [00:13:51] "President, president, please, we're [00:13:53] winning too much. We're not used to it. [00:13:56] George is not used. We can't take it [00:13:58] anymore. People are working too hard. [00:13:59] They're making too much money. Please, [00:14:02] please, we don't want to win anymore, [00:14:04] sir. It's too much." I said, "Nope. [00:14:06] We're going to keep on winning. The [00:14:08] people of Georgia want to win." I'm [00:14:10] sorry, Kelly. The people of Georgia. The [00:14:13] people of Georgia want to win. [00:14:16] Last week, it was announced that the [00:14:18] United States added 172,000 jobs in the [00:14:22] private sector. We reduced in the p, you [00:14:25] know, if I wanted to have really great [00:14:27] job numbers, don't do any cutting in the [00:14:30] public sector. You know, I cut off 3 [00:14:32] 400,000 jobs in the public sector and [00:14:35] then I add many more than that in the [00:14:37] private sector. And you know, those [00:14:39] public sector people that got cut, they [00:14:41] hated me and now they love me because [00:14:43] they've all gone out and gotten much [00:14:46] better paying jobs in the private sector [00:14:48] working right here for you. But we've [00:14:50] created more than 5,000 manufacturing [00:14:53] jobs in Georgia alone. [00:14:56] And we've had a very good relationship [00:14:58] with Georgia. [00:15:01] And as factory construction gets [00:15:03] underway, we've created 70,000 new [00:15:05] construction jobs right here. 70,000. [00:15:10] And you know what they're building? [00:15:11] Factories like this. I said to that [00:15:16] brilliant person right there, I see the [00:15:18] yellow steel. You know what that is? [00:15:20] That's a crane. Brand new. I said, how [00:15:22] long has that been here? He said, about [00:15:24] two months. He said tariffs brought it [00:15:26] here, sir. Your policy brought it here. [00:15:29] So today, more Americans [00:15:32] in the prime of their life are part of a [00:15:34] labor force than at any time since 2001. [00:15:37] And then you could go back another 25 [00:15:40] years from that. And more Americans are [00:15:42] working today than at any time in the [00:15:45] history of our country. Think of that [00:15:46] statement. Any time in the history of [00:15:50] our country, there are more Americans [00:15:52] working today. In four years, sleepy Joe [00:15:55] Biden got less than1 trillion dollars of [00:15:58] new investment into the United States. [00:16:00] So in four years, he got a lot less [00:16:03] than1 trillion dollars. [00:16:06] But with our pro-American economic [00:16:08] growth and the use of tariffs, we've [00:16:11] already secured commitments for over $18 [00:16:14] trillion. So think of this. In 11 [00:16:17] months, because we haven't even gotten [00:16:19] to last month, in 11 months, we have $18 [00:16:24] trillion dollar worth of investment [00:16:26] coming into this country. And here's an [00:16:28] example of it. Nice family, by the way. [00:16:30] That's better looking than Ukraine. I [00:16:32] like the family better than the crane. [00:16:35] Very good. But a good family. The stock [00:16:39] market has set 53 all-time record highs [00:16:43] since the election. 53. Think of that. [00:16:46] 53 days it was at an all-time record [00:16:48] adding $9 trillion in value. But you got [00:16:52] to go back for a second. So we do over [00:16:55] 18 trillion in 11 months. And Sleepy Joe [00:17:00] for four years did much less than $1 [00:17:03] trillion. Think of that. This country [00:17:07] would have been dead. [00:17:09] Adding $9 trillion in value to your [00:17:11] savings. I added 9 trillion and your [00:17:14] retirement accounts and 401ks are at the [00:17:17] highest level they've ever been. [00:17:21] And then I have to listen to the fake [00:17:23] news talking about affordability. [00:17:26] Affordability. [00:17:28] Do you notice what word have you not [00:17:31] heard over the last two weeks? [00:17:33] Affordability. [00:17:34] Because I've won I've won affordability. [00:17:38] I had to go out and talk about it. [00:17:41] But we inherited a mess. We inherited [00:17:45] the worst inflation in history. But I [00:17:48] I'd like to correct it because it's [00:17:50] actually the fake news corrected me. He [00:17:53] ordered he exaggerated. He said it was [00:17:57] the worst inflation in history and it's [00:18:00] only 48 years. [00:18:03] So I apologize for that, Kelly. I [00:18:05] apologize. So it's the worst inflation [00:18:08] in 48. Actually, I think they're wrong. [00:18:10] I think it is actually in history. We [00:18:12] had the worst inflation in history under [00:18:15] sleepy Joe Biden. He was sleeping while [00:18:18] you were working. [00:18:20] No, he was sleeping while you were [00:18:21] trying to get a job. You weren't [00:18:22] working. And now we have the most people [00:18:26] working in history. And just recently, [00:18:29] we crossed two milestones most. They [00:18:33] thought it was totally impossible when [00:18:35] the S&P hit 7,000 points and Dow Jones [00:18:38] surged past 50,000. Again, I was [00:18:42] supposed to do that within four years. [00:18:44] They said he's got a small possibility. [00:18:47] I don't know how many of you people [00:18:48] watch the stock market, but if the stock [00:18:50] market's good, that's good for [00:18:51] everybody. That's good for you, good for [00:18:53] everybody. [00:18:55] But the stock market hit over 50,000 for [00:19:00] the first time in history. They said [00:19:02] maybe he might be, this is right after [00:19:04] my election in November. They said, you [00:19:06] know, Trump's a great businessman. He [00:19:08] might be able to get 50,000 by the time [00:19:10] his term finishes. No, we did it, [00:19:12] Howard, in one year. One year. [00:19:17] Under the last administration, every [00:19:19] economic policy punished American [00:19:22] workers and businesses like this one [00:19:25] while rewarding those who outsource to [00:19:27] foreign nations. Under the Trump [00:19:30] administration, our policy is the exact [00:19:32] opposite. Making it harder to outsource [00:19:36] while rewarding those who invest, hire, [00:19:38] grow, and build right here in the USA. [00:19:42] We don't have countries coming in and [00:19:44] stealing our businesses anymore. They [00:19:46] were coming in for many years. I had it [00:19:48] stopped in my first term. We had a great [00:19:51] first term. We had the greatest economic [00:19:53] numbers we've ever had until now. But [00:19:56] this term, I will say it's blowing my [00:19:58] first term away. We've slashed a record [00:20:00] number of jobk killing regulations, [00:20:03] cutting [00:20:05] 129 old regulations for every one new [00:20:07] regulation approved. Think of that. [00:20:11] So we approved one and we cut 129. And [00:20:16] what that means is jobs. It's all it [00:20:18] means. We ended the radical left war in [00:20:21] American energy. Now, oil production is [00:20:23] up by more than 600,000 barrels a day, [00:20:27] and natural gas production is at an [00:20:29] all-time high. [00:20:33] Plus, we have a great relationship with [00:20:36] a country named Venezuela. You've heard [00:20:38] about Venezuela? [00:20:41] And we're helping them very much with [00:20:43] their oil. They got a lot of oil. We do, [00:20:44] too. But we're helping them a lot. We [00:20:47] took 50 million barrels of oil is right [00:20:51] now floating very nicely in extremely [00:20:54] large ships to Houston where it's [00:20:56] processed and it's going to be great for [00:20:58] Venezuela. The president's doing an [00:21:00] excellent job getting along great. [00:21:03] But that was a very strong attack. Would [00:21:05] you say it was a very strong attack? [00:21:08] That wasn't like Jimmy Carter. That [00:21:10] wasn't like sleepy Joe Biden in [00:21:14] Afghanistan where he had no idea, had no [00:21:16] clue what he was doing. Take the [00:21:19] equipment. You know, I was getting out [00:21:21] of Afghanistan. We were going to get out [00:21:22] with dignity, strength. They feared us, [00:21:26] but we were get We shouldn't have been [00:21:27] there, frankly. But we were getting out [00:21:30] with dignity and strength, taking all [00:21:32] the equipment. He left the equipment. [00:21:34] They said, "Leave everything. Let's go." [00:21:39] I said, "What do you mean you're leaving [00:21:40] a $150 million airplane?" And one of the [00:21:43] generals told me, that's when I knew he [00:21:45] was a stupid general. Millie, sir, it's [00:21:47] better to leave the plane. I think it's [00:21:49] cost efficient. You're going to leave a [00:21:51] $150 million plane because you don't [00:21:53] want to fill it up with a tank of gas. [00:21:55] These people were so stupid. [00:21:58] But now we have General Raisin Kane. [00:22:00] He's a little different. A little [00:22:03] different. He's a little different. [00:22:06] I was told by my first admin, I had [00:22:08] these generals, you know what the hell? [00:22:09] I never did it before. So, I picked a [00:22:11] couple of losers. But the first ones, [00:22:13] they told me, "Sir, it'll take four [00:22:15] years to defeat ISIS." [00:22:17] And I said, "How could it take four [00:22:19] years? We have the best equipment in the [00:22:20] world. Why?" And I rebuilt the military [00:22:22] my first time. I said, "Why would it [00:22:24] take four years?" They said, "Well, I [00:22:27] would." So, I decided to go to Iraq and [00:22:30] I flew to Iraq. I was extremely brave. [00:22:33] In fact, so brave I wanted to give [00:22:34] myself the Congressional Medal of Honor. [00:22:36] I said to [00:22:38] I said to my people, "Am I allowed to [00:22:40] give myself the Congressional Medal of [00:22:42] Honor?" [00:22:43] And you know, I've given out so many to [00:22:45] guys that are seriously brave. I mean, [00:22:47] they come in with the arms are missing, [00:22:49] the legs are missing, the stories are so [00:22:51] unbelievable. And I said, "No, it's a [00:22:54] little stretch if I gave myself one of [00:22:55] them." But, uh, it's one of those [00:22:58] things. Someday I'm going to try. I'm [00:23:00] going to test the law. I'm gonna [00:23:02] Brandon, I'm gonna say let's give it a [00:23:06] shot. Maybe I'll win in court after [00:23:08] everyone sues me. After radical left [00:23:10] lunatics sue me. Now watch the fake [00:23:14] news. You know I'm having fun. The fake [00:23:16] news will say Donald Trump wants to give [00:23:19] himself the Congressional Medal of [00:23:21] Honor, [00:23:22] but he was rebuffed by the audience who [00:23:25] stood up and booed the hell out of him. [00:23:29] Though they say that kind of stuff. It's [00:23:32] amazing they say I if I'm sarcastic [00:23:36] even a little bit they make it sound you [00:23:39] know I said one thing the other day a [00:23:41] little while ago month ago two months [00:23:42] ago I said I don't think I'm going to [00:23:45] make it to heaven in front of a massive [00:23:47] group of people 56,000 people and they [00:23:51] were all saying oh what does he mean I [00:23:53] don't think I'm going to make it to [00:23:55] heaven I'm doing a great job for a lot [00:23:57] OF PEOPLE BUT I DON'T THINK so I'm just [00:24:00] not worthy of heaven I'm not going to [00:24:02] make it. And I was having a good time [00:24:04] going. You know, I was having fun. I'm I [00:24:07] hope to make it, [00:24:10] but I doubt I will to be honest with [00:24:12] you. A lot of you will. I'm I'm not so [00:24:15] sure. But I was having fun. The New York [00:24:18] Times has a front page story. Donald [00:24:21] Trump is now questioning his mortality. [00:24:24] It's They made it like I was totally So, [00:24:27] you can't joke. It doesn't work. Kelly [00:24:30] Laughler here. small business. Small [00:24:31] business really big business. [00:24:35] She's in charge of She's a Georgia [00:24:37] She's a great one, but she's in [00:24:40] charge of uh all of the uh small [00:24:43] business loans. It's called the Small [00:24:45] Business Administration. When you add it [00:24:47] up, it's the biggest it's the biggest [00:24:49] bank in the world or something, right? [00:24:51] But she's done a fantastic job. Thanks, [00:24:53] Kelly. To help businesses like this one [00:24:55] expand production in the United States, [00:24:58] we provided 100% expensing and bonus [00:25:01] depreciation for all new equipment and [00:25:03] capital investments like that crane that [00:25:06] you see back there. And it's all part of [00:25:08] the great big beautiful bill. The great [00:25:10] big beautiful bill is basically a tax [00:25:14] cut bill. And you know when you hear the [00:25:16] fake Democrats talking about it like oh [00:25:18] the great big beautiful bill, you know, [00:25:20] they try and mock it. We put four years [00:25:24] worth of goodies into that bill and [00:25:26] everybody said it couldn't be done. [00:25:27] You'd have to go into 17 different [00:25:30] bills. It's all in that one. And that's [00:25:32] that is cut after cut. It's basically [00:25:36] tax cut and business expansion. It's one [00:25:38] of the greatest bills ever passed. [00:25:40] Remember that when you hear these phony [00:25:42] guys like Hakee, [00:25:46] our low IQ, [00:25:49] I guess. I mean, he's a pretty low IQ [00:25:51] individual, but I hear him talking about [00:25:55] no tax on tips DOESN'T MATTER. NO TAX ON [00:25:58] overtime matters. No tax on social [00:26:01] security for our 1.8 million Georgia [00:26:04] seniors matter. Who's a senior in this [00:26:06] room? [00:26:08] I refuse to raise my hand. [00:26:11] I can't do it. I can't do it. I'm a [00:26:16] senior. I can't believe it. I can't [00:26:18] believe it. [00:26:20] But think of it, no tax on tips, no tax [00:26:24] on overtime for the people working [00:26:26] there. How incredible. And for our [00:26:29] seniors like me, no tax on social [00:26:32] security. And watch what happens. They [00:26:35] will now say, because I just gave them [00:26:37] an idea, that Donald Trump passed the no [00:26:41] tax on social security so that he could [00:26:44] save [00:26:46] a thousand bucks. [00:26:49] Oh, they're going to find me at [00:26:50] conflict. They're going to say, "Donald [00:26:51] Trump has a conflict. [00:26:53] I'll make you I'll pay it." Okay. You [00:26:56] know what? I don't even talk about this [00:26:58] much. I get no credit for it. So, as [00:27:01] president, I make $2 million over four [00:27:03] years. It's $2.5 million. I waved it. [00:27:07] I'm the only president that ever waved [00:27:09] it [00:27:12] and they never ever talk about it. But [00:27:15] every week some of the scum from the New [00:27:17] York Times will call, "Did he wave it?" [00:27:20] And if my secretary would say, "Yes, he [00:27:22] did." If I ever said, "No, he didn't." [00:27:25] It would be a headline scandal. But you [00:27:28] know that in the history of our country, [00:27:30] and this surprised me because we've had [00:27:31] wealthy presidents before, in the [00:27:34] history of our country, there's never [00:27:36] been a president that waved his salary. [00:27:38] I'm the only schmuck. [00:27:41] I get no credit for it. [00:27:44] You know what? I get no credit for it. [00:27:45] Nobody ever writes about it. It's the [00:27:47] first time. We have a couple of front [00:27:50] row Joe's here. They've been to like 400 [00:27:53] rallies. Thank you very much. Have you [00:27:55] ever heard me even talking about it? I [00:27:57] never talk about it. They've heard me [00:27:58] talking about everything, but I don't [00:28:01] talk about it. But I I just did today [00:28:03] because somebody said, you know, [00:28:04] nobody's ever written the story about [00:28:06] you waving your salary. You know, it's [00:28:08] still a couple of million bucks. It's [00:28:09] like not peanuts. It's estimated that [00:28:13] these policies will help raise income in [00:28:16] this state by $7,000 in the coming year. [00:28:19] every year, boost household take-home [00:28:22] pay by over $10,000, [00:28:25] and protect more than $200,000 Georgia [00:28:29] jobs. It's amazing. No one knows the [00:28:32] importance of tax cuts and fair trade, [00:28:36] more than businesses like this one. So, [00:28:38] now I'd like to ask the president of [00:28:42] CUSA Steel, Andrew Seville, very nice [00:28:46] name, to come up and say a few words. [00:28:47] I'd like to say because I'm telling you, [00:28:49] I met this guy and I he said something [00:28:53] that his wife is going to be extremely [00:28:54] upset. I said, "How are you doing?" He [00:28:57] said, "President, [00:28:58] if I didn't have all these cameras [00:29:00] running, I would grab you and start [00:29:01] kissing you violently." [00:29:05] And I said, "Why is that?" He said, [00:29:07] "Because what you've done for us [00:29:09] economically in this state, in this town [00:29:11] with the tariffs in particular." So, I [00:29:13] want to just uh introduce Andrew. Thank [00:29:15] you very much. [00:29:24] Welcome to CUSA Steel. Uh my name is [00:29:26] Andrew Seville. As he said, uh I joined [00:29:29] here in 2001 with my dad after I [00:29:32] graduated from the University of [00:29:33] Alabama. I've got to say roll I've got [00:29:35] to say roll tide. I've got to [00:29:39] [laughter] [00:29:41] uh my dad bought this company in 1985. [00:29:44] We began to diversify, add all [00:29:48] Americanmade equipment. Everything you [00:29:50] see here, Americanmade. We all We have [00:29:53] all Americanmade steel. That's all we [00:29:56] keep in all of those warehouses. [00:29:59] All of it Americanmade. [00:30:02] So, [00:30:03] we saw the tire rack industry really [00:30:06] dropping off around 2010. And it was it [00:30:08] was tough on our racks department. It [00:30:10] was tough on these guys you see down [00:30:11] front, these people that are used to [00:30:14] this heat. I'm sorry if some of y'all [00:30:15] aren't, but this is nothing to them. But [00:30:18] the tire rack industry was going to [00:30:20] China. [00:30:21] There were no tariffs. They were [00:30:23] bringing them in and they were [00:30:24] decimating the tire rack business in [00:30:27] America. [00:30:28] Your first term, we saw some things come [00:30:31] back just a little bit here and there. [00:30:33] the second term about July, the quotes, [00:30:37] the orders, I I couldn't keep up. They [00:30:41] were coming nonstop. [00:30:49] In October of 2025, we landed our first [00:30:53] huge tire rack deal that we had in 10 [00:30:57] years. This is going to keep our racks [00:30:59] department busy for two shifts a day, [00:31:02] six days a week, and we're pumping them [00:31:04] out as fast as we can go. And they're [00:31:06] all going to Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, [00:31:09] right in America. [00:31:14] Mr. President, what you've done for [00:31:16] these guys down front, what you've done [00:31:18] for our entire economy, what you've done [00:31:21] for all of America, couldn't be done [00:31:23] without your favorite word, terrorists. [00:31:27] You did it. You're making America great [00:31:29] again. You're making all these guys more [00:31:32] in their wages. And we couldn't be more [00:31:34] than happy to call you Mr. President. [00:31:54] Wow. Good man. [00:31:58] And you know, I say the car industry is [00:32:00] coming back. [00:32:02] The plants from Canada, they they took a [00:32:04] lot of our car business. That was a good [00:32:06] job. You know, that's what he just said. [00:32:08] You know, I had a speech to write, but I [00:32:11] wanted to go from the heart. That's what [00:32:13] you did. And much better. That's much [00:32:15] better than reading a speech. [00:32:17] But our car industry is coming back like [00:32:20] nobody's ever seen. It's all coming. [00:32:22] They stole it. 52% of our car industry [00:32:25] over the last 30 years went back to went [00:32:27] to Germany, Japan, Mexico, Canada. All [00:32:31] coming back. We're building plants all [00:32:34] over the all over the country. Nobody's [00:32:36] ever seen anything like that. All [00:32:38] because of Look, it's because of I guess [00:32:40] November 5th, the election and all, but [00:32:42] it's because because of the election I [00:32:45] did the tariffs. Nobody else would have [00:32:46] done it because nobody else had the guts [00:32:47] to do it. And a great man, a great [00:32:51] economist came in yesterday and said, [00:32:53] "Sir, you did something that nobody has [00:32:55] ever done." Nobody. [00:32:58] 22 Nobel Prize laurates on economics [00:33:04] oppose you on your theories on [00:33:08] manufacturing and other things or the [00:33:10] economy. [00:33:12] And you were in one side and they were [00:33:13] all in the other side. They said we'd be [00:33:15] in a recession. And you were right. This [00:33:18] is the boom like he's never seen before. [00:33:20] He and even crime is way down. Crime is [00:33:22] at the lowest level in 125 years before [00:33:26] my father was born. [00:33:30] But he said what you've done is amazing. [00:33:31] You had 22 Nobel Prize winners in [00:33:34] economics and you and you were the exact [00:33:38] opposite of every one of them. And they [00:33:40] admitted now, every one of admitted, but [00:33:43] I had Howard on my side, a great [00:33:45] secretary of commerce. And I had Kelly [00:33:47] on my side, and I have Fuller on my [00:33:50] side. I know that I got my Fuller, you [00:33:52] better win that election. [00:33:54] And I had the Lieutenant Governor of [00:33:56] this state on my side. Bert Jones. Bert [00:34:00] Jones. You know, all these guys are [00:34:02] coming in now loaded up with some money. [00:34:05] Who the hell knows how much money he's [00:34:06] got? But Bert Jones has been here and [00:34:09] been with you and been with me right [00:34:10] from the beginning. He's been with me [00:34:12] for so long. Right from literally the [00:34:14] first day. And Brandon, you've been so [00:34:17] incredible. Secretary of the Treasury. [00:34:19] That's pretty good. You've come a long [00:34:20] way. He's a very successful state [00:34:23] senator. With me all the way. These guys [00:34:25] are with me all the way. I'm going to [00:34:27] introduce him in a second. Another [00:34:29] Georgian whose workers will benefit from [00:34:32] our tax cuts is Kirk Cowan. Kirk owns [00:34:35] the GMC Value Mart, a family business [00:34:37] and a fixture of this community since [00:34:40] 1971 with 100% expensing. A lot of [00:34:45] people don't know what that means, but [00:34:46] basically you'd be able to deduct over a [00:34:49] 40-year period. We're letting you deduct [00:34:51] your expenditure over one year. That [00:34:54] crane is deducted probably knowing him, [00:34:56] I think the crane is deducted before you [00:34:58] even took shipment. [00:35:01] But no, you're allowed to do it. you one [00:35:03] year expensing. It's a big big thing. [00:35:05] It's why we had so many. It's why we [00:35:07] were so successful in the first term. [00:35:09] And now we even expanded it and we made [00:35:11] it 10 years. In other words, it's good [00:35:13] for 10 years with 100% expensing, bonus [00:35:17] depreciation, and no tax on the [00:35:19] overtime. And Kirk says that the tax [00:35:22] cuts are helping him keep the store up [00:35:25] and running, and it's doing better than [00:35:26] it's ever done before. So, Kirk, could [00:35:28] you come on up for a second, please? [00:35:30] Kirk, [00:35:31] come on up. K. [00:35:40] >> Good looking guy. [00:35:42] Come on. [00:35:51] >> Good afternoon, Rome Georgia. My name is [00:35:53] Kurt Cowan and my family and I own we [00:35:55] are proud to call this community home. [00:35:58] I'm the owner of GMC Value Mart, a [00:36:00] family-owned pharmacy and grocery combo [00:36:03] my parents started back in 1971. [00:36:06] If you've ever shopped at GMC, you know [00:36:08] we're not a big chain supermarket. We [00:36:10] have fresh meats cut inhouse. We know [00:36:13] our customers by name and we work hard [00:36:16] every day to keep prices fair for [00:36:18] families. [00:36:19] But running a small business isn't easy. [00:36:22] Between fluctuating food cost, [00:36:24] regulations, and pharmacy reimbursement [00:36:27] rates that don't always reflect what we [00:36:30] pay, it can feel like the deck is [00:36:32] stacked against you. That's why policies [00:36:34] that support small businesses really [00:36:37] matter. Under President Trump's [00:36:39] leadership, section 179 limits have [00:36:42] increased and permanent 100% bonus [00:36:46] depreciation incentives make a huge [00:36:48] difference. They allow us, thank you, [00:36:52] allow us to reinvest in equipment, which [00:36:56] doesn't just help owners, it helps keep [00:36:58] prices down, keep people employed, and [00:37:01] keep serving our neighbors. For us, that [00:37:04] means upgrading our pharmacy to stay [00:37:06] competitive, and continuing to support [00:37:08] local schools and community events. It [00:37:10] means GMC Valley can stay right where it [00:37:13] belongs, right here in Rome, Georgia. [00:37:16] I'm grateful to have a president who [00:37:18] understands small businesses are the [00:37:20] backbone of town like ours. Thank you, [00:37:23] Mr. President, for standing with local [00:37:25] businesses. It truly keeps places like [00:37:27] ours alive. Thank you. [00:37:32] Thank you, Kirk. [00:37:35] Good job. [00:37:38] Really good job. You think it's easy for [00:37:41] these guys to get up and do that? It [00:37:43] ain't easy. It's not easy. And that was [00:37:46] really a couple of great jobs. Another [00:37:48] key part of our tax bill is Trump [00:37:51] accounts. That's a big thing. These are [00:37:54] the tax-free investment accounts for [00:37:56] every American child, starting with [00:37:58] $1,000 for every newborn baby. Every [00:38:02] newborn baby. I also want to thank [00:38:05] Michael and Susan Dell. Dell, go out and [00:38:09] buy a Dell computer because I'll tell [00:38:11] they don't care about that. They they [00:38:13] care about this. They make a great [00:38:15] product. They're not looking for any [00:38:17] publicity. I give them publicity. They [00:38:18] say, "Well, thank you very much, but [00:38:20] it's okay." He put up they put up 6 [00:38:24] billion250 million. He started making [00:38:27] computers on his bed. All of a sudden, [00:38:29] he's got [00:38:31] a phenomenal person. She's a phenomenal [00:38:33] woman. And they fund the accounts. And [00:38:36] they're gonna have we're gonna have [00:38:37] funed 25 million children. So when they [00:38:40] get to be 18 or 21 like these young [00:38:42] beautiful kids up front, they'll end up [00:38:45] with a potentially really good nest egg [00:38:48] depending on, you know, where the [00:38:49] economy goes a little bit, but they [00:38:52] could be quite rich. And it's uh they [00:38:54] start with a thousand dollars. And a lot [00:38:57] of people now are putting tremendous [00:38:59] amounts because you're allowed to come [00:39:00] in and put your money into those [00:39:02] accounts. and a lot of people doing it. [00:39:04] Actually, way way over over what we [00:39:08] thought would be. It's been tremendous. [00:39:10] I want to thank Michael and Susan. [00:39:13] Joining us today is Bri Thomas, a local [00:39:16] woman's clothing boutique owner, along [00:39:17] with her husband, Austin, their newborn [00:39:20] son, Ajoy. Bri and Austin are very [00:39:23] excited to launch AJ's Trump account [00:39:26] with millions of dollars. Think of this. [00:39:29] Millions and millions of dollars being [00:39:31] put into these various accounts. But on [00:39:34] July 4th of this year, think of it. All [00:39:37] you have to do is go to the trumpacc [00:39:39] accounts.gov. Go to trumpacc [00:39:41] accounts.gov. People are putting in [00:39:44] money and the people themselves are [00:39:46] putting millions of Americans will [00:39:48] benefit from these projob, proworker, [00:39:50] pro-child policies. But Georgia's [00:39:53] senator, John Oaf, and every Democrat in [00:39:56] Congress voted against them. He voted [00:40:00] John Oaf. You know, I I competed with [00:40:03] him numerous times. He ran against a [00:40:07] woman, I think her name was Karen [00:40:09] Handel, [00:40:11] and he was leading her and they called [00:40:15] for help. I came down and helped and she [00:40:17] won. [00:40:19] That was his first experience with me. [00:40:22] And then I never heard from her again. I [00:40:25] think she said thank you. But she ran [00:40:27] another race couple of years later. She [00:40:29] didn't win. She never asked me for help. [00:40:31] That was a mistake. But she won. And [00:40:34] then uh Assaf somehow got involved in [00:40:39] the Senate race. I said, "No, he's easy [00:40:41] to beat. He's a real stiff." Real stiff. [00:40:44] You know what a stiff is? He's a real [00:40:46] stiff. [00:40:48] We don't want people like that [00:40:49] representing Georgia. Who would think [00:40:51] that Georgia has a stiff anyway? And [00:40:55] with us today are some of the amazing [00:40:58] warriors who unlike us have stood up for [00:41:01] the people of Georgia, including [00:41:03] Congressman Brian Jack, Mike Collins, [00:41:07] and Barry Louderdermill. You guys out [00:41:10] Come up, fellas. Come up. I got to get [00:41:16] I gotta get these guys up. These are [00:41:19] great people. Come on up. [00:41:23] proud of every they're warriors. [00:41:25] But Louderdermilk is going to take it [00:41:27] easy now. I can't believe it. She's [00:41:29] leaving. I can't believe it. We want him [00:41:31] to say uh say hello fellas. Come on, [00:41:34] Barry. [00:41:38] >> Mr. President, as I was sitting out [00:41:39] there and I was looking back here at the [00:41:41] crane. You remember first term we were [00:41:43] all on the Trump train. I think we ought [00:41:46] to have a Trump crane right here. Right. [00:41:48] see Trump cranes all over all over [00:41:51] manufacturing plants in the United [00:41:52] States. Look, [00:41:55] the greatest honor that I've ever had [00:41:57] serving the people of Georgia is to work [00:41:59] with this fine gentleman right here. He [00:42:02] called me back in uh uh Memorial Day [00:42:05] weekend. I got a call from the White [00:42:06] House and said, "President would like to [00:42:08] come meet with you in the Oval Office [00:42:11] on uh June the 1st." So, I headed up to [00:42:14] DC and I got over to the office early [00:42:16] and when I walked in, we got a picture [00:42:19] made and we were talking about something [00:42:20] pretty important about the investigation [00:42:21] of January 6. But after we talked about [00:42:24] that, the conversation changed and he [00:42:27] started telling me about this golden era [00:42:30] of America. [00:42:32] And when I got back to the office, the [00:42:34] staff asked, you know, how did the [00:42:35] meeting go? And I couldn't stop talking [00:42:38] about the golden era of America. I said, [00:42:40] 'We going to return to that time in [00:42:42] America that we all heard about, but our [00:42:46] children have never experienced, [00:42:49] and we are seeing that come to fruition [00:42:51] right now because of your leadership. [00:42:52] Thank you, Mr. President. [00:42:59] >> Well, it is good to be back in Rome, [00:43:01] Georgia. Do we have anybody here from [00:43:03] Georgia's third congressional district? [00:43:06] >> So, that's my district, Mr. President. [00:43:08] And the last time you and I shared a [00:43:10] stage was in Rome, Georgia two years ago [00:43:12] when you endorsed me for Congress. It is [00:43:14] special to welcome you back here. We're [00:43:17] celebrating today passage of the working [00:43:19] families tax cut. And as the president [00:43:21] brought folks on stage, it is abundantly [00:43:24] clear those tax cuts are working here in [00:43:27] Georgia. They're working across the [00:43:28] country and they're going to help us win [00:43:29] in 2026. [00:43:32] I um I have the privilege of of [00:43:34] representing a district whose uh father [00:43:38] represented behind me. Uh Mike Collins [00:43:40] father, Matt Collins, represented my [00:43:42] district for 12 years and he is running [00:43:44] to replace John Oaf. So with that, I [00:43:46] introduce Mike Collins. [00:43:51] >> Hey, Mr. President. Boy, that that tie [00:43:52] looks sharp on you. You look good. THANK [00:43:54] YOU. [00:43:55] >> WHAT'S UP, ROME GEORGIA? [00:43:58] [cheering] [00:43:59] I WANT Y'ALL to know something. It is a [00:44:01] true honor and privilege to serve you in [00:44:04] Congress and represent Georgia's 10th [00:44:06] district. But I want to say one more [00:44:08] thing. It is probably the greatest time [00:44:10] in the history of this country to be a [00:44:12] member of Congress because we've got [00:44:14] true leadership and the guidance of [00:44:17] President Donald J. Trump. [00:44:19] [cheering] [00:44:22] And I want you to know a couple of [00:44:24] things now. We we need to grow our [00:44:26] majority in the House so that we can [00:44:28] continue with an America first agenda. [00:44:30] But folks, we got to make sure that we [00:44:31] put the right Republicans in to help us [00:44:34] to get this job done. And Clay Fuller, [00:44:36] you're going to help us do that. [00:44:41] I'm going to leave you with one last [00:44:43] thing. [00:44:44] Go vote. You have got to get out and [00:44:47] vote. You get out and vote. You help us [00:44:49] grow this majority. you help us out in [00:44:52] November, I'm gonna kick Joe Assaf out [00:44:55] of the state's US Senate. We're going to [00:44:57] restore Georgia values up in that [00:44:59] Senate. And y'all, we are going to [00:45:01] continue to take our country back. Thank [00:45:04] you. [00:45:21] I'll tell you louder milk. I said you [00:45:24] were the one that they caught giving a [00:45:27] tour of Congress to a couple of kids and [00:45:33] a mother and a father and they said that [00:45:36] they were communists. They were actually [00:45:38] constituents from Georgia. [00:45:41] And it angered him so much that he [00:45:44] became a wild man. and he was very [00:45:47] effective and I appreciate I always say [00:45:50] I said he did they picked on the wrong [00:45:52] guy. Here's a guy shows up with a couple [00:45:54] of really nice country beautiful people [00:45:58] with their two kids. He's showing them [00:45:59] the capital and they said he's showing [00:46:02] them classified information. He's [00:46:05] showing the people didn't even know what [00:46:07] that nobody knew what they were talking [00:46:08] about. These people are sick. But I want [00:46:12] to tell you louder milk that was very [00:46:13] cool. you you didn't take it easily. And [00:46:16] problem a lot of Republicans are nice. [00:46:18] The Republicans are too nice and they [00:46:20] just sort of would listen and they won't [00:46:22] comment. Uh Barry decided to comment to [00:46:26] put it mildly. You made them go through [00:46:29] hell. I want to just uh tell you you've [00:46:32] had a hell of a career and I hear you're [00:46:34] not running and we're going to have [00:46:36] somebody very good. You know that. But [00:46:39] you are fantastic and did a great job. [00:46:41] Thank you very much, Baron. Thank you. [00:46:43] Great. Very proud of you. [00:46:46] I also want to thank Commerce Secretary [00:46:49] Howard Lutnik who's got more good ideas. [00:46:51] He's a very, very successful guy. Thank [00:46:53] you, Howard. Howard Lutnik. [00:46:57] We have some big things happening. And I [00:47:00] introduce you already to SBA [00:47:02] administrator Kelly Laughler, who's an [00:47:05] unbelievable woman doing an unbelievable [00:47:07] job. Never lets you down. [00:47:10] Treasurer of the United States of [00:47:12] America, Brandon Beachch. He is a [00:47:14] winner. A winner and a friend. And he's [00:47:18] another one. I didn't know him, but I [00:47:21] kept hearing these wonderful things [00:47:22] about a guy named Brandon Beach, and he [00:47:24] was fighting for us. By the way, did you [00:47:26] see they raided the Fulton County [00:47:30] place storage house [00:47:34] and now the Democrats have hired a [00:47:36] massive team and of lawyers. They have [00:47:39] the ballots. That should be no problem, [00:47:40] right? They have the ballots. FBI came [00:47:42] in and raided. They found plenty of [00:47:44] stuff and now they have the ballots. And [00:47:47] the Democrats are fighting like hell, [00:47:50] and I think it goes before a judge [00:47:51] tomorrow to not let anybody SEE THE [00:47:55] BALLOTS. WHY don't they want them to see [00:47:58] the ballots after all these years? You [00:48:01] know why they don't want? Because they [00:48:04] cheated. That's why [00:48:07] they sent top lawyers down from New York [00:48:09] to fight it. And I think it goes before [00:48:12] a judge tomorrow sometime. They don't [00:48:15] want them to see the ball. They've taken [00:48:16] the ballots. They have them now. After [00:48:18] years, [00:48:20] they got a an order from the court, [00:48:22] signed order from a very respected [00:48:24] judge, and now they're trying to stop [00:48:26] anybody from looking. You know why? [00:48:28] Because they cheated like dogs. [00:48:31] Agriculture [00:48:33] Commissioner from Georgia, Tyler Harper. [00:48:36] Tyler, thank you. Nice hat. Nice hat. [00:48:41] State Senator Elect Steven McNeel. A [00:48:44] great guy. Thank you, Stephen. Thank [00:48:46] you. Great guy. [00:48:48] State Representative Katie Dempsey. [00:48:52] Thank you, Katie. Great job, Katie. [00:48:55] Thank you. Georgia legend Ambassador. [00:48:59] Well, let me tell you, he may be [00:49:02] because, you know, Bird Jones was a [00:49:04] really good football player and we have [00:49:06] Gunnar Stockton here today and he's [00:49:08] really good. [00:49:11] He's really good. [00:49:14] But even Gunnar would admit that it's [00:49:16] going to be tough to beat the legend of [00:49:18] Hershel Walker. Do you agree, Gunner? [00:49:23] Come on. [00:49:29] Because you know, Lieutenant Governor [00:49:31] Bert Jones was a great football too, [00:49:33] player, too. But they said, "I heard you [00:49:35] were great, Bert, but you were not you [00:49:37] were not Hershel." Hey, Hershel, come on [00:49:39] up with Gunnar. Brunner up here. Come [00:49:41] on. Gunner has been a fan. [00:49:44] I heard about this great quarterback for [00:49:47] Georgia. Young guy, handsome guy. We [00:49:49] don't like handsome guys. I don't like [00:49:51] being around them. I don't want anything [00:49:52] to do with handsome people. But Gunnar [00:49:56] is a big star and a really talented [00:49:58] quarterback. But I heard much more [00:50:01] importantly, he's a Trump fan. [00:50:03] >> So he was standing at the plane. And [00:50:06] anybody that likes me, I like them. But [00:50:08] I hear he's got a fantastic future. [00:50:10] Gunner and Hersel, say a few words, [00:50:12] please. [00:50:19] No, this is a great opportunity um just [00:50:22] to meet a president and Donald Trump. [00:50:24] This is it's an awesome experience and [00:50:27] uh I'm just glad to be here. [00:50:37] >> God is good. [00:50:40] Promises made, promises kept. [00:50:44] This is a president right here that's [00:50:46] going to go down in history as one of [00:50:47] the greatest president the United States [00:50:49] has ever had is examining before you [00:50:52] right now is President Donald J. Trump [00:50:56] because what he's done what he's done [00:50:59] he's given his blood sweat and tears for [00:51:02] the United States of America. So we got [00:51:05] to get out and vote and do the same [00:51:07] thing because if we do not do that we [00:51:09] will lose this country because men [00:51:11] shouldn't be in women's sports. I can [00:51:13] know what a woman is. I know that guys [00:51:16] should not ever be in women's sports. I [00:51:18] know that we should above re re we [00:51:21] should always respect the law because [00:51:23] it's written in the Bible and we got to [00:51:26] get back to what things are and make it [00:51:28] simple. Make it simple and make it easy. [00:51:31] This is the president to do it. Get out [00:51:33] and vote. Vote. Vote. Vote the correct [00:51:36] way because we want to save America. [00:51:38] Thank you, President Trump. I love you. [00:51:40] I told him I will always fight for him. [00:51:43] I've known him since 1983. [00:51:46] And I tell you what, he's the same man [00:51:48] in 83 that he is right now. And I love [00:51:51] him to death. Thank you, President. [00:51:59] >> I'm looking at these two guys. They're [00:52:00] like steel. I'm hitting them in the [00:52:02] shoulders and it's like my hand isn't [00:52:04] the same. They're like steel. Any women [00:52:07] would like to tackle these two guys, [00:52:09] please? I don't know. This whole thing [00:52:11] with men and women's sports is not [00:52:13] working out too well. What a joke. But [00:52:16] we added the new one. I'm telling you, [00:52:18] we have a couple of new ones coming up. [00:52:20] This, you know, it's all about it's all [00:52:22] about common sense. I also want to call [00:52:25] up an incredible leader and a friend of [00:52:27] mine for a long time. And I just want to [00:52:29] let you know a lot of people running. [00:52:31] This man has my complete and total [00:52:34] endorsement. It's not like, oh gee, let [00:52:36] me think about it. Bert Jones has been [00:52:38] an incredible leader. He's been an [00:52:41] incredible politician. He was a really [00:52:43] great football player, but he has just [00:52:47] been solid as a rock. And he loves this [00:52:49] state so much. And I really want to see [00:52:51] him when people are coming in with lots [00:52:53] of money and lots of everything else. [00:52:55] But Bert has number one, he has my [00:52:58] endorsement. Number two, he has the [00:52:59] greatest career. He has been really, [00:53:01] really good at what he does. I think [00:53:03] Brandon would agree with that. Everybody [00:53:04] would agree with that. Bert's been very [00:53:06] special. So, and I know Bert's father, [00:53:08] Bill, is around someplace. Where's [00:53:10] Bert's father? Bill is so great. You [00:53:12] know, Bill was a big shot in this. But [00:53:15] Bert's going to take it to another [00:53:16] level, right? That's what we want. [00:53:18] That's what his father wants, too. Bert, [00:53:19] come up for a second, please. [00:53:28] >> Appcate. Appreciate it very much. [00:53:30] >> Well, needless to say, is he not the [00:53:33] finest president that we've ever had in [00:53:34] our lifetime? [00:53:36] >> [cheering] [00:53:38] >> And I appreciate the compliment, Mr. [00:53:40] President, but I can promise you I don't [00:53:42] even sit in the same room with Gunnar [00:53:45] Stockton and Hershel Walker in my [00:53:46] playing days. In fact, I asked Gunnar [00:53:49] Stockton, "How many SEC championship [00:53:51] rings do you have?" He said, "Uh, maybe [00:53:54] three, four, something like that." I was [00:53:57] like, we didn't get we we only got one [00:53:59] when I played, you know, and that shows [00:54:01] you how he is a he's a great uh football [00:54:04] player, but he's an even better young [00:54:06] man. So, I just really appreciate being [00:54:08] with him today. But I want to tell you [00:54:10] this real quick. The reason why I've [00:54:12] supported Donald J. Trump since 2016 uh [00:54:16] through 2020 to 2024 is because he has [00:54:20] done exactly what he said he's going to [00:54:22] do in this for this country. When he [00:54:24] said he's going to put America first, he [00:54:26] did just that. He shut down the border. [00:54:29] He's bringing jobs back to this country. [00:54:32] He's he's making us the top world leader [00:54:35] on the world stage. People now fear the [00:54:38] United States and respect us all at the [00:54:41] same time, which is very good. [00:54:45] But when we were traveling down the [00:54:48] roads here in Rome, Georgia, he was [00:54:51] asking me all these questions and I was [00:54:52] sitting there, well, you know, I'm not [00:54:54] really from here, Mr. President, but I [00:54:55] can tell you as much as I want to tell [00:54:57] you. I was like, Rome, Georgia is is is [00:55:01] bluecollar America. Rome, Georgia is a [00:55:04] place where they got great law [00:55:06] enforcement because they got a good [00:55:07] sheriff here. They got great health care [00:55:10] services right here. They got great [00:55:12] leaderships like Katie Dempsey right [00:55:14] here. And it is a microcosm of what this [00:55:18] country looks like. And so if we want to [00:55:21] keep Georgia red, which we do, we need [00:55:24] to elect America first. Trump endorsed [00:55:29] candidates across the board. and I'm so [00:55:31] proud to have his endorsement right here [00:55:34] because us taking that Senate seat back [00:55:36] and keeping the governor's seat in the [00:55:38] Republican Republican column starts [00:55:41] right here in the 14th district right [00:55:43] here. So, we got to have your support [00:55:46] and we appreciate you and we appreciate [00:55:49] everything you do, Mr. President, [00:55:50] because you are you are the best. So, [00:55:52] thank you very much. [00:55:54] Thank you. Appreciate it. [00:55:56] >> Thank you very great job. [00:56:00] You got to get out and vote for Bert. [00:56:02] That whole group. That whole group. You [00:56:06] may have heard that last year the murder [00:56:08] rate saw its single largest decline in [00:56:11] recorded history to the lowest level in [00:56:14] 125 years. With us today is a tough on [00:56:18] crime district attorney here in [00:56:20] Northwest Georgia who helped achieve [00:56:22] that feat, putting violent criminals [00:56:24] behind bars where they belong. And I [00:56:27] just want to introduce you because I [00:56:29] know he spoke before for a couple of [00:56:31] minutes and uh I heard what he said and [00:56:33] I loved what he said. It just made me [00:56:36] even feel stronger about him. He's an [00:56:38] incredible young guy. He's going to be [00:56:40] uh I think he's going to be just a total [00:56:42] winner and it's what we want. Klay [00:56:45] Fuller and Clay, you have my total and [00:56:47] complete. Come on up if you want Clay. [00:56:50] Come on up. [00:56:53] We want to vote for Clay. He's uh he's [00:56:56] going to take it home. Total winner. [00:56:58] Everybody loves him. [00:57:01] >> Thank you. [00:57:07] >> I don't mean to disagree with Ambassador [00:57:09] Hershel Walker and the Lieutenant [00:57:11] Governor, but I want to see if the crowd [00:57:13] agrees with me. Beside me is the [00:57:16] greatest president in our country's [00:57:19] history. [00:57:27] Mr. President, I know you like the [00:57:29] winner. And that's what we're going to [00:57:31] do on March 10th. We're going to win [00:57:34] this. We're going to go to Capitol Hill, [00:57:36] and we are going to be a warrior for [00:57:37] Northwest Georgia, and we're going to be [00:57:39] a warrior for this man. [00:57:41] And we will never stop fighting for the [00:57:43] MAGA movement and President Donald [00:57:45] Trump. And sir, [00:57:48] the endorsement was the honor of my [00:57:49] lifetime, but I was wondering if you [00:57:51] could do me one more favor. My beautiful [00:57:54] daughter is here, Tula. [00:57:56] She got detention to come and see you [00:57:58] speak today. Could you pardon her, [00:58:01] please? [00:58:11] >> Thank you, Clay. Tula, where's Tula? [00:58:15] Stand up, Tula. [00:58:18] Tula, you are fully pardoned. Don't [00:58:21] worry. Just tell the teacher. I said [00:58:22] it's fine. And you have a great father. [00:58:25] We got to get out and vote for him. [00:58:26] Tula, thank you. Thank you. Our tax [00:58:29] cuts, regulation cuts, energy price [00:58:32] cuts, and job creating trade policies [00:58:35] are rapidly pulling America out of the [00:58:37] economic disaster that Biden and the [00:58:41] horrible people that he surrounded [00:58:42] himself with. He wasn't calling the [00:58:44] shots. He wasn't calling the shots. The [00:58:47] autopen people were calling the shots. [00:58:49] Whoever the hell worked the auto pen. I [00:58:52] don't know how he did it. You know, I I [00:58:54] have people. Sir, would you sign this? [00:58:56] We're making a four-star general. Sir, [00:58:58] would you sign this? We're doing a big [00:58:59] plant. Would you? They're all important. [00:59:02] You don't give that to an autopen. It's [00:59:04] so demeaning. [00:59:06] You're a general. You're a admiral. You [00:59:09] don't give that to an auto pen to sign. [00:59:12] After gasoline skyrocket to over $5 a [00:59:15] gallon and in some places seven, eight, [00:59:18] and even $9 a gallon under Biden, our [00:59:21] policies have brought gas prices way [00:59:23] down. And now at $2.37 [00:59:27] a gallon, but I was in I was in a [00:59:29] beautiful place called Iowa two weeks [00:59:31] ago. $1.85 [00:59:34] a gallon for gasoline. [00:59:37] way down. All of it's come down. We [00:59:40] inherited a mess with high prices and [00:59:42] high inflation and we've turned it [00:59:44] around and we've made it great. And they [00:59:47] don't mention, like I said before, they [00:59:49] don't mention the word affordability. [00:59:51] Kelly, they don't mention I haven't [00:59:53] heard the word in two weeks because they [00:59:55] can't get away with the gig. It's all a [00:59:57] conj job with them. Airfares, hotels, [01:00:00] car payments, rent, sports events, [01:00:03] groceries, everything's down. [01:00:06] Everything's down. dairy, eggs, [01:00:08] POTATOES, AND CHICKEN. Core inflation is [01:00:11] now the lowest of any time in more than [01:00:14] seven years. The last three months, [01:00:17] we've had the lowest inflation we have [01:00:20] had in over a decade. The last three [01:00:22] months, it's 1.4%. [01:00:25] We had record inflation. You don't have [01:00:27] it anymore. I'm going to make a State of [01:00:29] the Union address on Tuesday. I hope [01:00:31] you're going to watch and we're going to [01:00:33] be talking about it. [01:00:36] But you don't hear the word [01:00:37] affordability. You know, they just say [01:00:40] the word, they'd look at the camera, say [01:00:43] affordability, [01:00:45] and I'd be watching. I'd say, "Oh, I [01:00:47] can't believe it." Do people believe it? [01:00:49] They would say affordability. Everybody [01:00:51] would say, "Oh, Trump's cause." No. No. [01:00:53] They caused they caused the [01:00:55] affordability problem. And we've solved [01:00:57] it. And we're going still lower, but [01:01:00] we've solved it. But more importantly, [01:01:02] we've created the we've brought back the [01:01:03] American dream and we have a country I [01:01:06] think that within the next 12 months, [01:01:10] maybe sooner, but within the next 12 [01:01:12] months could be the greatest it's ever [01:01:14] been. I don't think we've ever seen [01:01:15] anything. When Steve Moore told me [01:01:17] yesterday, he said, "We've never seen [01:01:19] numbers. We're going to have an [01:01:21] explosion of success." And that's [01:01:23] exactly and the more successful our [01:01:26] country, the more successful everybody [01:01:28] in this room is. And under Biden, real [01:01:30] wages plummeted by $3,000 a year. And [01:01:35] there's still much to do, frankly. But [01:01:37] our numbers came up. We outpaced [01:01:39] inflation for the first time in decades. [01:01:42] We increased wage gains for a typical [01:01:45] worker, outpace outpaced inflation by [01:01:48] over $1,400. For minors, it was $2,200. [01:01:53] And for the typical worker at factories [01:01:55] like this one, it was almost $4,000 a [01:01:59] year that we outpaced inflation. And [01:02:02] that hasn't happened in many, many [01:02:05] years. Every day, we're fighting to [01:02:08] reduce costs and bring down prices for [01:02:10] hardworking citizens, including crushing [01:02:13] costs on health care. And in fact, I [01:02:15] read a nice story a few months ago. I [01:02:18] love to read things about healthcare. [01:02:20] Can you believe it? I didn't used to [01:02:22] read it. Now I read it. And what [01:02:24] happened is I see that healthc care was [01:02:28] spending insurance companies are getting [01:02:31] from our country for health care [01:02:33] trillions and trillions of dollars and [01:02:38] their stock prices have gone up by as [01:02:40] much as 1,700%. [01:02:42] How would you like to invest in those [01:02:43] stocks? 1700%. [01:02:46] And I said right then and there, I said, [01:02:48] and it went viral. And knowing nothing [01:02:51] about it, it went viral. I said, we [01:02:53] shouldn't pay the insurance companies [01:02:55] anymore. We should pay the trillions of [01:02:58] dollars directly to the people and let [01:03:01] the people buy their own healthcare, [01:03:07] put it in a health care account, and [01:03:10] people loved it. And we're looking at [01:03:12] it. we're looking at. The problem is the [01:03:13] Democrats are totally bought off and [01:03:16] taken care of by the insurance [01:03:18] companies. So, they don't want to do it. [01:03:20] They don't want to do it because they're [01:03:22] captive to the insurance companies under [01:03:24] our most favored nation agreements. And [01:03:27] this is the thing that I think every [01:03:28] Republican should win on, even if you [01:03:30] hate them in every other way. Agreements [01:03:33] for drug prices that we're slashing drug [01:03:36] prices by 400, 500, even 600%. Nobody's [01:03:40] ever seen anything like it because we [01:03:42] were paying the highest drug prices in [01:03:45] the world and now we're paying whatever [01:03:47] the lowest prices in the world. That's [01:03:49] the price we're paying. And to do that [01:03:52] was also tariffs. I went I called [01:03:54] countries. When I finally got the health [01:03:57] care companies, the people that make the [01:04:00] drugs to do it, and remember that's [01:04:02] going to lower your health care because [01:04:04] medicine's a big part of the drugs and [01:04:05] it's coming down at numbers like that. [01:04:07] But I got the drug companies to do it [01:04:09] and then they said, "Doesn't matter. [01:04:11] You'll never get the countries to do it [01:04:12] because the countries had to agree." So [01:04:14] a pill that's selling for $10 in New [01:04:18] York is selling, let's say, in London. [01:04:19] In New York is selling for $130. 13 [01:04:22] times more. Think of that. 13 times [01:04:24] more. So they said, "There's no way [01:04:27] they'll ever do it." I said, "Yes, there [01:04:28] is 100%." I started calling the heads of [01:04:31] countries like France, Emanuel Mcronone. [01:04:34] He's a good guy. I said, 'Emanuel, [01:04:38] you're going to have to double the price [01:04:39] of your, you know, see the world is [01:04:41] bigger, so you don't have to bring it up [01:04:42] like to the middle. They would have to [01:04:44] double or triple the price. But that's a [01:04:46] lot for a politician. I said, Emanuel, [01:04:49] you're going to have to lift your price [01:04:51] by double or triple. No way. I will not [01:04:53] do that, Donald. Why would I do that? I [01:04:55] would be out of business. I said, no, [01:04:57] you're going to do it 100%. No, no, no. [01:04:59] I will not do that. I will not do that. [01:05:01] YES, YOU WILL. YOU'RE GOING TO DO IT. [01:05:04] And he said, "No, no." I said, "Here's [01:05:06] the story. If you don't do it, I'm going [01:05:08] to put a 100% tariff on all of the wine [01:05:10] and champagne that you sell into the [01:05:12] United States." And you know what he [01:05:15] said? I will do it. I will gladly do it. [01:05:18] And that's going to cost you many, many [01:05:20] times more. Right. How Howard heard me [01:05:22] with many people. I called Germany. I [01:05:25] called many, many countries. Spain. Oh, [01:05:27] Spain was no, we won't do that. He [01:05:29] laughed at me. Thought I was a fool. We [01:05:31] won't do that, sir. Why would I do a [01:05:33] thing like that? BECAUSE I'M GOING TO [01:05:35] CHARGE YOU tariffs if you don't. And the [01:05:37] tariffs are going to cost you much more [01:05:39] than what we're talking about. And they [01:05:41] all said, like I said, we'd love to do [01:05:43] it. We'd be honored to do it. So, the [01:05:46] Republicans should win on that alone. [01:05:49] Your drug prices are coming down by 70 [01:05:52] 80 90% or depending on the way you [01:05:56] figure it 500 600 700 800 900%. [01:06:03] Think of it depending on the way you [01:06:05] want to calculate. There's two ways of [01:06:07] calculating that number. We're also [01:06:10] expanding the dream of home ownership [01:06:12] and we are really right now in American [01:06:15] dream territory. One of the biggest [01:06:17] factors driving up housing costs was the [01:06:19] Biden border invasion, which brought in [01:06:21] millions and millions of people flooding [01:06:23] into your communities, getting [01:06:25] government subsidies on homes. Foreign [01:06:28] workers now make up over onethird of all [01:06:31] demand for Georgia housing, driving up [01:06:33] rent and housing costs. Now that we've [01:06:36] secured our border, we stopped the [01:06:38] invasion. Think of this. [01:06:40] Millions of people came through our [01:06:43] border every single year. Millions and [01:06:46] millions of people in the last 8 months. [01:06:50] I don't even believe this could be [01:06:51] possible, but it's close. Zero. And [01:06:54] that's done by radical left Democrats. [01:06:58] Not Not one person in the last eight [01:07:02] months has come through our border, [01:07:04] except if they come through legally. So, [01:07:06] rent prices have hit four-year lows [01:07:09] based on what we've done. By bringing [01:07:10] down mortgage rates, we've also slashed [01:07:12] the yearly cost of new mortgages by [01:07:14] $4,000 a year, and new mortgage [01:07:18] applications are up 30%. And Kelly [01:07:20] Laughler is doing a fantastic job. In [01:07:22] the last 12 months, Fanny and Freddy [01:07:25] Mack helped 22,000 firsttime home buyers [01:07:28] purchase a home right here in the great [01:07:31] state of Georgia. I love Georgia. We won [01:07:34] Georgia big, didn't we? Too big to rig. [01:07:37] It was too big to rig. Vote for Bert [01:07:40] Jones. Vote for Fuller. To continue this [01:07:43] trend, I'm ending the scam of Wall [01:07:46] Street firms and large institutional [01:07:48] investors buying up all of the single [01:07:50] family homes all over. They go in, they [01:07:52] buy 10,000 houses. Then people come out [01:07:55] and they say, "WE CAN'T BUY A HOUSE. I [01:07:57] ended it. Now you go out and buy a [01:07:59] house. They can't do it anymore." [01:08:01] Georgia was affected by this issue more [01:08:03] than almost any state in the union. But [01:08:06] America will not become a nation of [01:08:08] renters. We're not going to have a [01:08:10] nation of renters. That's why I recently [01:08:12] signed an executive order to ban Wall [01:08:14] Street and large institutional investors [01:08:17] from buying those single family homes. [01:08:19] Can't do it. Not allowed to do it. [01:08:22] Not allowed to do it. They were buying [01:08:24] tens of thousands of houses, just buying [01:08:27] them and putting them in the market for [01:08:29] rent. And to stop surges in food prices, [01:08:32] we take care of our amazing farmers. [01:08:35] Nobody's taken care of farmers like I [01:08:37] have. Nobody's ever received the votes [01:08:39] of farmers like I have either. I also [01:08:41] recently issued 12 billion dollars out [01:08:44] of all the tariff money. We're taking in [01:08:46] hundreds of billions of dollars. We're [01:08:48] going to be taking in next year $900 [01:08:52] billion dollar in tariffs unless the [01:08:55] Supreme Court said you can't do it. Can [01:08:57] you believe it? that I have to be up [01:09:00] here trying to justify that with people [01:09:03] like you. I have to put you on a stage [01:09:06] in front of your family. But you did [01:09:07] very well. So could have been very [01:09:10] embarrassing, right? You did very well. [01:09:13] But it's a shame that I have to justify [01:09:15] this because it's just common sense. We [01:09:18] took in hundreds of billions of dollars. [01:09:20] Out of that, I gave 12 billion dollars [01:09:22] to our farmers because they were taken [01:09:25] advantage of by many, many foreign [01:09:28] nations. [01:09:29] And just over one year ago, we inherited [01:09:31] amass the results of ruinous inflation, [01:09:34] economic surrender, a border invasion. [01:09:37] They invaded our country, rampant crime [01:09:39] and chaos all over the world. But today, [01:09:43] we've ended that disaster. America is [01:09:45] back. Our economy is roaring. And our [01:09:49] country is respected again. Respected [01:09:51] like never ever before. We've achieved [01:09:54] more in one year than most [01:09:56] administrations achieve in eight years. [01:09:58] And we're just getting started. Oh, [01:10:00] we're just getting started. We got [01:10:02] things that are happening that are as [01:10:04] good as what you've heard. I don't know [01:10:06] if they can get better to be honest, but [01:10:07] they're they're good. With the help of [01:10:10] Georgians, we are here today. We'll be [01:10:14] keep We're going to have you do [01:10:15] something. We're going to have you keep [01:10:17] on working, keep on fighting together. [01:10:20] We're going to make America great again. [01:10:22] You know, I came up with that phrase a [01:10:23] long time ago, make America great again. [01:10:25] Who would have thought? It turns out to [01:10:27] be rated not by me by anybody by stupid [01:10:31] people frankly anybody would rate it the [01:10:34] number one phrase in the history of [01:10:35] politics in America right it's called [01:10:39] make America great again that's what [01:10:41] we've done and when the past [01:10:44] administration and guys like Barack [01:10:47] Hussein Obama have you heard of him when [01:10:50] they get up AND THEY SAY WE WILL STOP [01:10:52] MAGA we are GOING TO FIGHT MAGA we must [01:10:56] stop MAGA. I'd say no. No, MAGA means [01:11:00] make America great again. You don't want [01:11:04] to stop that. And we're doing that and [01:11:06] we're doing it at a much rap more rapid [01:11:09] pace than we ever thought possible. Even [01:11:12] the enemies are saying what's happened [01:11:14] in this country in one year is a [01:11:16] miracle. It's not a miracle. It's common [01:11:18] sense. It's smart people working with [01:11:20] incredible people like you, the people [01:11:22] of Georgia. I want to thank you very [01:11:24] much. and to this steel mill. I'm going [01:11:26] to come back here in two years. I'm [01:11:27] going to look it up. You'll be three [01:11:29] times bigger. And I appreciate it. Great [01:11:31] words. Thank you very much, everybody. [01:11:33] Thank you. [01:11:36] [music]