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[00:00:00] [Applause] [00:00:01] and he's doing a great job. And by the [00:00:02] way, Kyle is fantastic. So s what a He's [00:00:07] got a lot of courage. I wouldn't do [00:00:09] that. I wouldn't care. Howard, you and I [00:00:10] would not be good at that. We'd go about [00:00:13] 30 miles an hour, but we'd be safe. [00:00:17] Anyway, so thank you very much. Uh any [00:00:19] questions, please? [00:00:20] >> Mr. President, [00:00:21] >> you posted earlier. [00:00:22] >> Yeah, please. [00:00:23] >> Mr. President, this is a major campaign [00:00:25] promise that you made. It was a big hot [00:00:27] topic towards the election. You're [00:00:29] delivering on that. Again, I actually [00:00:31] have a question for Secretary Kennedy or [00:00:33] Dr. Heidi. Dr. Heidi, you said something [00:00:34] that I thought was really important. You [00:00:36] talked about how this coverage option, [00:00:38] this benefit option gives companies the [00:00:41] maximum flexibility to design uh [00:00:44] benefits consistent to their values. I [00:00:46] was wondering if you or the president [00:00:48] could expand on that and talk about why [00:00:49] that's an important thing to understand [00:00:51] about this program. [00:00:53] >> Yes, thank you. It's a great question. [00:00:56] We think that employers are best [00:00:58] situated to know what what them and [00:01:00] their employees when are want to [00:01:02] contribute to in relation to their [00:01:04] benefits. So employers are going to be [00:01:06] able to decide how to cover the root [00:01:08] causes of infertility things like [00:01:10] obesity, metabolic health and other [00:01:12] things that are impacting infertility. [00:01:14] And also if they want to encourage their [00:01:16] employer their employees to um see [00:01:19] certain types of doctors and they can [00:01:21] work with providers that are identifying [00:01:23] the highest quality fertility providers. [00:01:25] And so it gives it puts them in the [00:01:27] driver's seat and our view is that we [00:01:29] want employers to be the ones that can [00:01:31] make those decisions, not the [00:01:32] government. [00:01:33] >> Thank you. [00:01:35] >> That's a good answer. [00:01:36] >> That was a very good answer. [00:01:38] >> Yeah. [00:01:38] >> Mr. Mr. President, Mr. Mr. President, um [00:01:41] previously you did not seem to be [00:01:43] bothered uh regarding Hamas tracking uh [00:01:46] cracking down on uh what you called um [00:01:50] uh uh cors [00:01:53] couple of gangs and today you issued um [00:01:56] a threat against Hamas on uh true social [00:02:00] u what has [00:02:01] >> what was said? Go ahead. [00:02:03] >> You said if they continue killing keep [00:02:06] killing innocents in Gaza that if that [00:02:09] continues the United States. [00:02:11] >> I know I issued a strong statement. [00:02:12] That's right. [00:02:13] >> But they used to be gangs and now you're [00:02:15] saying innocents. What What made you [00:02:17] think they're innocent now? [00:02:19] >> Well, I'm looking at what's happening [00:02:20] and that wasn't the deal that was made [00:02:23] and we'll see what happens. It's it's [00:02:24] calmed down. It's it's a tough [00:02:27] neighborhood. We know that. Uh we have a [00:02:30] commitment from them and I assume [00:02:32] they're going to honor that commitment. [00:02:33] I hope they do. And uh I know I [00:02:37] understand they brought back some [00:02:38] additional bodies today. It's a rough [00:02:41] deal when you think of it, right? Very [00:02:43] rough. We have our hostages back [00:02:45] completely. We were very lucky with [00:02:48] that. Uh but uh it's a it's a tough it's [00:02:52] a tough situation. They brought back [00:02:54] bodies today as you probably know, but [00:02:57] uh they also uh said they're going to [00:03:00] behave. We're going to find out if they [00:03:01] behave. If they behave, good. If they [00:03:03] don't behave, we'll take care of it. [00:03:04] Yeah, please. [00:03:05] >> Following up on that say you CNN fake [00:03:08] news. Go ahead. [00:03:09] >> Said in your post uh that uh if they [00:03:12] kept killing people in Gaza, we would [00:03:13] have no choice but to go in and kill [00:03:15] them. So, do you mean US forces would go [00:03:17] in and take take out? [00:03:19] >> No, I didn't say who would go in, but [00:03:21] somebody will go in. [00:03:23] >> It's not going to be us. We won't have [00:03:24] to. There are people very close, very [00:03:26] nearby that will go in. They'll do the [00:03:28] trick very easily, but under our opaces. [00:03:31] >> Can I follow up? Uh you also posted [00:03:33] about your call with President Putin [00:03:35] today and you spoke about meeting in [00:03:36] Hungary with him. Uh do you have a [00:03:38] timeline or a date set for when [00:03:40] >> I would say within two weeks or so [00:03:41] pretty quick. Marco Rubio is going to be [00:03:44] meeting with his counterpart as you know [00:03:47] Labra and they'll be meeting pretty [00:03:50] soon. They're going to set up a a time [00:03:52] and a place very shortly. Maybe it's [00:03:54] already set up. They've already spoken [00:03:57] and I thought it was a very good phone [00:03:58] call. I thought very productive. But [00:04:00] I'll be meeting with President Putin and [00:04:03] uh we'll make a determination. Tomorrow [00:04:06] I'm meeting with President Zilinski and [00:04:09] I'll be telling them about the call. I [00:04:12] mean, we have a problem. They don't get [00:04:13] along too well, those two. And it's [00:04:16] sometimes tough to have meetings. So, we [00:04:17] may do something where we're separate, [00:04:20] but separate but equal. will uh meet and [00:04:24] talk parties. But this is a this is a [00:04:28] terrible relationship the two of them [00:04:30] have and it's one of those things. I've [00:04:33] seen things that nobody would believe [00:04:34] but this is one of them. So I'll be [00:04:36] meeting we're going to be meeting in [00:04:38] Hungary. Victor Orban is uh going to be [00:04:41] hosting and it's uh that's really uh [00:04:46] something that's time. Uh last week over [00:04:50] 7,000 people were killed. That's [00:04:52] ridiculous. And you know it doesn't [00:04:55] affect our country. We don't we're not [00:04:56] losing people. We're not losing Bobby. [00:04:58] We're not losing Americans, but they're [00:05:00] losing Russians, Ukrainians, mostly [00:05:02] soldiers for the most part. Soldiers. [00:05:05] And uh we think we're going to get we [00:05:07] hope we're going to get it stopped. I [00:05:09] thought this would be because of my [00:05:11] relationship with President Putin. I [00:05:13] thought this would be very quick. And uh [00:05:15] it's turned out to be who would think I [00:05:17] did Middle East before I did this. We [00:05:19] did a total of eight now. Seven and now [00:05:21] eight. And uh we're going to make this [00:05:24] number nine. [00:05:27] >> You said you posted that there was great [00:05:29] progress. Can you tell us a little bit [00:05:31] about that? Was it a shift in Putin's [00:05:33] tone? Was it something new he told you? [00:05:36] Did he give you any message to give? [00:05:38] >> You're talking about the whole [00:05:39] >> president's election tomorrow. It just [00:05:41] seems to me that uh you know, look, it's [00:05:44] only a field. That's all I've done in my [00:05:45] whole life. I've made deals. I know [00:05:47] about deals. I do it well. [00:05:50] I don't think any president's ever ended [00:05:51] a war, frankly. One war. I did eight of [00:05:53] them, Maria. Right. And but I don't Did [00:05:56] Bush ever end Do you think Biden ended a [00:05:58] war? Biden started wars because he was [00:06:01] stupid. But uh Do you think Biden ended [00:06:04] any wars? No. I don't think I don't know [00:06:06] of anybody that ended wars. I ended [00:06:08] eight of them and it's going to be nine. [00:06:10] And I think we're going to have this one [00:06:11] done hopefully soon. But I'll be meeting [00:06:13] him probably over the next two weeks. [00:06:15] First, Marco is going to be meeting and [00:06:18] the vice president, as you know, is very [00:06:20] much involved. The whole team is [00:06:22] involved. Steve Witkoff will be [00:06:23] involved. Yeah, please. [00:06:24] >> What did you tell them about the [00:06:25] Tomahawks? Did you discuss the Tomahawk [00:06:28] missiles? Did you discuss? [00:06:29] >> Well, we talked about it a little bit. [00:06:30] Didn't say much, but I I do say to you, [00:06:32] you know, we need Tomahawks for the [00:06:35] United States of America, too. We have [00:06:38] uh a lot of them, but we need them. I [00:06:41] mean, we uh we can't deplete for our [00:06:45] country. So, you know, they're very [00:06:46] vital. They're very powerful. They're [00:06:48] they're very accurate. They're very [00:06:49] good. But we need them, too. So, I don't [00:06:53] know what we can do about that. [00:06:55] >> Why do you think a second meeting with [00:06:57] Putin Why do you think a second meeting [00:06:59] with Putin now will yield different [00:07:00] results? Well, I think Alaska actually [00:07:02] set a stage and uh that wasn't very long [00:07:06] ago, but it set a stage. You have to [00:07:08] understand, I came into this situation. [00:07:09] I didn't start this war. This is a a [00:07:11] Biden deal. And I came into it and it [00:07:14] was a mess. It could have led to World [00:07:16] War II. In my opinion, this could have [00:07:17] led to World War II. That won't happen, [00:07:20] but it could have. So, I came in, this [00:07:23] war was raging. When I left, this wasn't [00:07:25] even a thought for four years. There [00:07:27] nobody talked about I spoke to President [00:07:29] Putin about Ukraine. and it was the [00:07:31] apple of his eye, but there was no never [00:07:32] going to be doing anything like this. [00:07:34] And this all went because of some really [00:07:37] bad decisions that were made. And uh [00:07:40] look what you have. You have millions of [00:07:41] people dead. You have just a a horrible, [00:07:45] horrible situation. I'm doing it to save [00:07:47] souls. That's all I'm doing it for. I'm [00:07:49] not doing it for us. We're We have an [00:07:51] ocean between us. I'm doing it also to [00:07:54] help Europe. They want to have it ended, [00:07:56] but they're unable to do it. I'm able to [00:07:59] do it. So, I think we'll be successful. [00:08:02] We'll save a lot of lives. It should [00:08:04] have been done. Should have never [00:08:05] started. This would have never happened [00:08:06] if the election weren't rigged. This [00:08:08] would have never happened. But, uh, it [00:08:11] did happen and I'll get it stopped. [00:08:13] Okay. [00:08:14] >> What's your message? [00:08:16] >> Yeah. Go ahead. [00:08:17] >> Yeah. The You mentioned a $1300 drug at [00:08:20] the top of this. Were you referring to [00:08:21] the weight loss drugs? [00:08:22] >> I was referring to Ozepic or [00:08:25] >> I said the fat loss drug. So, those are [00:08:28] going to be $150 out of pocket for [00:08:30] >> They'll be much lower. They'll be much [00:08:32] lower. Go ahead, please. [00:08:34] >> We We have not negotiated those yet. [00:08:36] They're We're going to be rolling these [00:08:37] out over time. Uh the GLP category of [00:08:39] drugs, which includes OSMIC, have not [00:08:41] been negotiated yet. [00:08:42] >> What's the timeline for that? [00:08:42] >> But it will it'll come like everyone [00:08:44] else. [00:08:45] >> Okay. Any timeline on the on those [00:08:46] negotiations? [00:08:47] >> No, but I think those are going to come [00:08:48] down pretty fast and and we do have, I [00:08:51] guess, some alternative. [00:08:51] >> The president will be happy with the [00:08:53] result and until he is, we're not going [00:08:54] to close those negotiations. [00:08:56] >> Thank you. Except it'll happen. [00:08:57] >> Got it. [00:08:58] >> Mr. President, what's your what's your [00:09:00] message to pro-life conservatives? Some [00:09:02] pro-life conservatives have religious [00:09:03] objections to IVF and are already [00:09:05] critical of this policy. What's your [00:09:07] message to them? [00:09:07] >> I don't know about the the views of [00:09:09] that. I'm just looking to do something [00:09:11] because, you know, pro-life, I think [00:09:13] this is very pro-life. This is you can't [00:09:16] get more pro-life than this. Please, [00:09:18] >> Mr. President, you've been talking about [00:09:20] how this new benefit plan will also [00:09:22] include root cause treatments for [00:09:24] infertility. How will we make sure that [00:09:26] those root cause treatments are equally [00:09:28] accessible to IVF? [00:09:30] >> Well, I think we're going to be doing [00:09:31] that. Would you like to would anybody [00:09:32] like to talk about that subject? [00:09:34] >> I'll comment rulemaking process. I think [00:09:36] it's the determination again, Secretary [00:09:38] of Labor, the determination the uh [00:09:41] Department of Labor is issuing their [00:09:42] intent today to open up the rulemaking [00:09:44] process again for more flexibility. [00:09:47] anytime that you have a president who's [00:09:49] leading when you can offer more access [00:09:51] to health care at a lower rate is a [00:09:54] benefit to the American people and to [00:09:55] the end user. And that's exactly what [00:09:56] he's doing. And so you uh heard um [00:09:59] before that uh through the Q&A um uh [00:10:03] guidance that was issued today with the [00:10:05] other agencies that will give guidance [00:10:07] to our employers and the employees about [00:10:09] what the flexibility of that is. And [00:10:11] then again opening that rulemaking [00:10:13] process for further determination of the [00:10:15] access that can be had offered in those [00:10:16] benefits for all different types of [00:10:18] health care access is the goal of the [00:10:20] Department of Labor. [00:10:21] >> Good answer. [00:10:22] >> Thank you. [00:10:23] >> I like this better. I just say they can [00:10:26] do better than me. Yeah, please. Mr. [00:10:28] >> President, do you think [00:10:29] >> Good job, Lori. You know, you're doing a [00:10:31] fantastic job. [00:10:32] >> Thank you, Mr. President. [00:10:32] >> I shouldn't I shouldn't tell I won't say [00:10:35] it that I will not say that she was [00:10:37] recommended by the Teamsters. Can you [00:10:39] believe it? And she's turned out to be a [00:10:41] gem. An absolute gem. You're doing a [00:10:43] great job. Thank you very much, [00:10:45] >> Mr. President. John was just indicted. [00:10:47] >> Do you think we could see your deal [00:10:48] making skills applied to the government [00:10:49] shutdown anytime soon? [00:10:52] Well, look, I mean, all we want to do is [00:10:54] just extend. We don't want anything. We [00:10:56] just want to extend live with the deal [00:10:57] that they had. They want to spend 1.5 [00:11:01] trillion dollars on illegal immigrants [00:11:03] and they want to destroy health care for [00:11:05] everyone else. And it's crazy. It's [00:11:07] crazy. People that are here illegally, [00:11:08] they want to spend 1.5 trillion. So, [00:11:11] we're just not going to do it. No, we we [00:11:13] have to take care of our healthcare. [00:11:15] Now, we're doing that today. and we're [00:11:17] doing it with, you know, favored [00:11:19] nations, the most favored nations. Uh, [00:11:22] your costs are going to be dropping [00:11:24] greatly. And I'm really good. It's I'm [00:11:26] really happy that it's at the beginning [00:11:27] of my administration because I did [00:11:30] insulin and got it down to like $25, but [00:11:33] it doesn't kick in. It didn't kick in [00:11:35] for two years by statute, so it couldn't [00:11:37] kick in. And I said, "Boy, I hope I win [00:11:39] this election because if I don't, [00:11:41] somebody else is going to take credit [00:11:42] for it, Bobby." And sure as can be. [00:11:45] Biden showed I he didn't even know what [00:11:47] the hell was happening and he and it and [00:11:50] it was a hard thing for me to do. I got [00:11:52] insulin way down. What was it before [00:11:54] that? It was it was just massive. It was [00:11:57] impossible to afford and sure as can be [00:12:01] because it was statute. It couldn't have [00:12:03] been earlier. I said, "Boy, this falls [00:12:05] into the next administration. I better [00:12:07] win." and all of a sudden I watch this [00:12:10] Biden taking credit for something that I [00:12:12] did and uh on other things too. We had a [00:12:15] lot of things kick in. So the nice part [00:12:18] about this, this is at the beginning of [00:12:19] our administration. So I think we're [00:12:21] going to see the fruits of our labor and [00:12:24] I hope on our other situation that we've [00:12:27] talked so much about autism. I hope [00:12:29] we're going to see some very good [00:12:30] results based on the recommendations [00:12:33] that we made. And you know, we have we [00:12:35] have time to watch those results. [00:12:36] brother was just indicted by a grand [00:12:38] jury in Maryland. Do you have a reaction [00:12:40] to that? [00:12:40] >> I didn't know that. You tell me for the [00:12:42] first time, but I think he's, you know, [00:12:44] bad person. Uh I think he's a uh [00:12:48] bad guy. Yeah, he's a bad guy. Too bad, [00:12:50] but the way it goes against him. [00:12:52] >> That's the way it goes, right? That's [00:12:54] the way it goes. Will I What? [00:12:55] >> Have you reviewed the case against him? [00:12:57] >> No, I haven't. I haven't. But I just [00:12:59] think he's a bad person. Okay. Anybody [00:13:01] else? [00:13:01] >> What's the timeline for the IVF drug [00:13:03] through the National Commissioner [00:13:04] Priority Review voucher? Dr. McCary, [00:13:06] >> what do you think, Doc? [00:13:07] >> Yeah. [00:13:09] >> So, uh, the first of all, the National [00:13:10] Priority Voucher Program says we're [00:13:13] gonna proactively at the FDA look for [00:13:16] amazing treatments like this IVF [00:13:19] treatment. We're going to reach out to [00:13:20] the companies and if it's in line with [00:13:22] the president's national priorities, [00:13:24] we're going to put those drugs at the [00:13:25] front of the line and get a decision out [00:13:28] in weeks instead of a year. And so, [00:13:30] today we announced nine drugs that are [00:13:32] going to be recipients. These are [00:13:34] products where the manufacturing is [00:13:36] going to be in the United States or it's [00:13:38] meeting a large unmet public health need [00:13:40] like a diabetes drug we announced today. [00:13:43] Um or it is a um product where you're [00:13:47] going to see an affordability [00:13:49] um uh uh phenomena because the prices [00:13:52] are getting equalized in line with the [00:13:54] president's most favored nation status [00:13:56] goal. [00:13:56] >> Wow, that's great. [00:13:58] >> Why didn't I have him speak? He was so [00:14:01] could have saved a lot of time. Right. [00:14:02] Thanks, Lonnie. I'm not surprised. Yeah, [00:14:04] please. [00:14:04] >> Thank you, Chris. Uh, so Senate Majority [00:14:07] Leader John Foon today said he'd like to [00:14:10] proceed with the bill which would put [00:14:12] sanctions on Russia. What's your thought [00:14:14] on that? [00:14:15] >> Well, we're going to see. Uh, he doesn't [00:14:16] know about the call yet. I'm going to [00:14:18] speak to him later. And it was subject [00:14:20] to what I wanted to do. And so, we'll [00:14:22] see what happens. Uh, we may have this [00:14:25] may be uh such a productive call that [00:14:28] we're going to end up we we want to get [00:14:30] peace. We want to stop the killing. [00:14:33] 7,000 people a week. Can you believe it? [00:14:36] We want to stop the killing. So, uh, I'm [00:14:39] going to speak to him and the speaker, [00:14:41] Mike Johnson. I'll speak to them a [00:14:44] little bit later and I'll tell them [00:14:45] about this and we'll make the right [00:14:46] determination. I'm not against anything. [00:14:48] I'm just saying uh it may not be perfect [00:14:51] timing. [00:14:52] >> It could happen in a week or two, but [00:14:55] it's at my option as you know, [00:14:57] >> right? But did President Putin try to [00:14:59] dissuade you from [00:15:01] selling tomahawk listeners. [00:15:02] >> Well, of course. What do you think he's [00:15:04] going to say? Please sell tomahawks. [00:15:06] >> Is he going to say, "Please sell those [00:15:08] tomahawks." I really appreciate it. [00:15:11] >> I did actually say, "Would you mind if I [00:15:13] gave a couple of thousand tomahawks to [00:15:16] your opposition?" I did say that to him. [00:15:18] I said it just that way. [00:15:22] >> He didn't like the idea. He really [00:15:24] didn't like the idea. No, I said it that [00:15:26] that way. Uh you have to be a little bit [00:15:28] light-hearted sometimes, but uh no, he [00:15:31] doesn't want to Tommahawk is a vicious [00:15:32] weapon. It's a vicious offensive, [00:15:36] incredibly destructive weapon. Nobody [00:15:38] wants to hawk shot at him. [00:15:40] >> Typically ask you not to provide [00:15:42] tomahawk. [00:15:42] >> So wouldn't anybody I mean it's been in [00:15:45] the news. Who wouldn't do that? CNN, who [00:15:48] wouldn't do that? You know, you think [00:15:49] he's going to say, [00:15:50] >> "I'd love to have Tomahawk sent my way." [00:15:52] I don't think so. Maria, we have one of [00:15:54] the great stars of television here and [00:15:56] she's an incredible person and she's [00:15:59] just an amazing woman who she got it all [00:16:01] right. She got the Russia Russia Russia [00:16:04] hoax right. She got everything. Would [00:16:05] you have a question? [00:16:07] >> Uh yes, Mr. President, I would ask you [00:16:10] why this was so important to you uh IBF [00:16:14] and why was autism so important to you? [00:16:16] What are you trying to achieve? Well, [00:16:18] autism is like a whole different thing [00:16:21] when you look at it was one in 20,000. [00:16:25] Now it's one in 12. If you look, Bobby, [00:16:27] we have different numbers, but one in [00:16:29] 12, one in 28, one in 32. There's a [00:16:31] couple of different numbers out there, [00:16:33] but it's one in a very, very different [00:16:35] number than it used to be. It used to be [00:16:38] one in 20,000. [00:16:40] And that was that was not that long ago, [00:16:42] 20 years ago or so. And now they had [00:16:45] something for boys, for for babies, baby [00:16:48] boys. It's one in 12. I heard one in 10, [00:16:52] Bobby. I heard another one. You know, [00:16:53] different lists. But when you think of [00:16:55] that, it's not even sustainable. But [00:16:59] there's something artificial. When that [00:17:01] happens, that's not like a natural. And [00:17:03] then you have certain groups of people [00:17:05] that literally don't have autism and [00:17:07] they're not taking some of the things [00:17:08] that we're taking. So, we're working [00:17:10] very hard. and or an IVF. It's just that [00:17:13] I have friends including Katie that [00:17:16] called me and they told me the [00:17:17] importance of it. I wasn't that familiar [00:17:19] with it and now I think I've sort of [00:17:20] become the father ever since I heard we [00:17:23] there was a bad decision in Alabama [00:17:26] where a judge wanted all clinics to be [00:17:28] immediately closed. Right. And Katie [00:17:30] called up and you said you were pretty [00:17:32] strongly attacked by your friends that [00:17:34] you didn't even know were involved with [00:17:36] IVF. Right. had people that had [00:17:39] grandkids, people who had gone through [00:17:40] IVF themselves telling their story and [00:17:42] saying there are people with [00:17:45] >> tell what you did when when you heard [00:17:46] from your friends. You said this was not [00:17:49] they almost became violent. [00:17:50] >> Yeah. I told him I said Mr. President um [00:17:52] we need you. We need your voice in this [00:17:55] conversation. Um we we need the [00:17:57] directive. We need the strong support [00:17:59] because there are millions of people out [00:18:02] there, moms and dads wanting to bring [00:18:04] life into the world. And you had people [00:18:06] the chilling effect that occurred across [00:18:08] Alabama. There were people that were in [00:18:10] the middle of that process that had been [00:18:12] praying to have a child and that was [00:18:15] halted. And so the reality of that um [00:18:18] was very stark in our state. And so I [00:18:20] was able to tell the president some of [00:18:22] the stories of um people you know [00:18:25] friends and grandparents and uh [00:18:27] relatives that told me what they had [00:18:30] experienced and also um you know what [00:18:33] they were fearful of in the future. and [00:18:34] the president very quickly acted, spoke [00:18:37] with a strong voice and really led the [00:18:40] way. Um, obviously we saw Democrats [00:18:43] continue to fearmonger for the remainder [00:18:45] of the year trying to use it as an [00:18:47] election issue when actually IVF is [00:18:49] legal and accessible in all 50 states. [00:18:52] And President Trump very clearly said [00:18:54] where he was on this and he said, "I'm [00:18:56] going to make sure that this is more [00:18:57] accessible and that is more affordable [00:18:59] for families coast to coast." That's [00:19:01] exactly what he did. But it's that real [00:19:04] life there's real life stories sir that [00:19:06] he responded to and that's what people [00:19:08] don't know about him. He cares and when [00:19:12] you tell him what American people are [00:19:14] dealing with he wants to do something [00:19:17] about it. You have leaders and [00:19:19] politicians that come before him that [00:19:20] want to talk about things. President [00:19:22] Trump wants to actually make things [00:19:25] happen. It's exactly what he did here [00:19:27] and I am so so grateful Mr. President. [00:19:29] >> Thank you very much. Appreciate it. So, [00:19:32] uh, we will go back to what we're doing. [00:19:35] I'm working again with Marco and with JD [00:19:39] and a few other people on the war and [00:19:41] we're doing a lot of other things also. [00:19:43] The economy is unbelievable. It really [00:19:45] is. It's been incredible. And, uh, I [00:19:49] think one of the great numbers that I've [00:19:51] ever heard, think of it, over 17 [00:19:54] trillion dollars being invested in our [00:19:56] country. And uh when you think of [00:19:58] compare that to the last administration, [00:20:00] but really compared to any [00:20:01] administration, [00:20:03] compared to any country, there's never [00:20:04] been a country with anything like that. [00:20:06] That's in a period of eight months. And [00:20:09] we're going to we've already broken [00:20:11] every record possible. There's never [00:20:13] anything even close. So, uh we'll go [00:20:16] back to all of that. Uh prices are down. [00:20:18] Oil is down. We're down $58 a barrel. [00:20:21] That's going to we're going to be [00:20:22] hitting $2 for gasoline. I think we're [00:20:25] going to be at $2. And uh the previous [00:20:27] administration, they were at four and [00:20:29] $5. They were going up much higher. And [00:20:31] then they swung back into my things, but [00:20:34] they didn't swing back properly. They [00:20:36] were very very late. They really blew [00:20:38] it. We had it really going in the right [00:20:40] direction. They came and took everything [00:20:42] out and and uh you know, it's [00:20:45] incredible. I'll never forget they they [00:20:47] lost control of the price of gasoline, [00:20:50] of oil. They totally lost control, [00:20:52] Howard. And then they went back [00:20:54] immediately. Let's go back to Trump. But [00:20:56] by that time it was too late. And they [00:20:59] didn't go back because the leases and [00:21:01] everything else. They didn't they didn't [00:21:03] do what they had to do. They wouldn't [00:21:04] know. They really didn't know how to. [00:21:06] But we could be hitting close to $2 a [00:21:09] gallon. I'd love to break it if we [00:21:11] could, but we could be uh and you know [00:21:13] when that comes down everything else and [00:21:15] everything else has been coming down. [00:21:17] Groceries are down. The price of of [00:21:20] things are down. And uh honestly it the [00:21:23] the simplicity is if you can get oil [00:21:25] down it's such a big category everything [00:21:28] follows. So just about everything [00:21:31] follows and we are working on beef and I [00:21:34] think we have a deal on beef that's [00:21:36] going to bring the price of beef. That [00:21:37] would be the one one product that we [00:21:39] would say is a little bit higher than we [00:21:42] want it maybe higher than we want it. [00:21:44] And that's going to be coming down [00:21:46] pretty soon too. We did something. We [00:21:47] worked our magic, but groceries are down [00:21:50] and energy is down. Electricity is way [00:21:53] down. Uh we have the prices coming down [00:21:55] for people. They were they were abused [00:21:57] for four years by the Biden [00:21:59] administration. Uh thank you very much [00:22:01] everybody. We'll see you soon. Thank [00:22:02] you. [00:22:04] >> Changes to the IRS. [00:22:05] >> Thank you, President.