- President Biden, number one, stop weaponization. Fight your fight yourself. Don't use prosecutors and judges to go after your opponent, to try and damage your opponent so you can win an election. Our country is much bigger than that. The other thing I say to President Biden, close the borders now. This is not sustainable for our country. It's not sustainable for our cities. Our country is under siege. This is a violent thing that you've done, and many people are dying. Many, many people are dying. They die on the trip up. They die going through the border, and they die in our country. But many of the people coming up are from prisons and jails, from mental institutions and insane asylums. Many are terrorists. You see it, many, many are terrorists. And I believe the real number that we have right now is probably closer to 15 million people. And by the time the term ends, I believe the president's term ends. I believe you'll be at close to 20 million people. That's almost larger than any state in the union. Our country, it is not sustainable. Many of these people are tough. Many of these people are bad. They come from some of the roughest countries in the world and some of the roughest prisons. We have prisons in the Congo, in Africa coming. We have people coming from all parts of the Middle East. They're coming from Yemen, and yet you are bombing Yemen. You have to stop, you have to close the border. You have absolute authorization. You don't need Congress. I had the safest border in the history of our country, and I didn't use Congress for it. And then I built hundreds of miles of wall, and the reason I built it and how I built it was I considered it an invasion of our country, and I took the money from the military, and the Army Corps of Engineers did it with me, and we did a great job. And we had the safest border we've ever had, and now we have the most unsafe border anywhere in the world at any time. There's never been a border like this at any country, anywhere in the world. They would have fought with sticks and stones to stop the horrible situation that's occurring. Our people can't stand it, and the people coming in really can't stand it, because they're dying. Many are dying on the trip up, and they're dying in the country. And also, many of the people are criminals, and they're doing tremendous harm. I call it migrant crime. It's migrant crime. It's a new category of crime. They're hurting our country horribly, and we've become a laughingstock all over the world. So I say respectfully to President Biden, you have the authorization right now -- I did it. I didn't go to Congress and say, "Do I have the right to close?" I fought Congress on it, closed the borders. You can do it right now. You have everything. Use my policies. My policies were great. Everybody said it. Use my policies. So just to finish, I have great respect for the Supreme Court, and I want to just thank them for working so quickly and so diligently and so brilliantly. And, again, this is a unifying factor. Everybody now is together, and they can go after me. As a politician, they can go after me with votes, but they're not going to go after me with that kind of lawsuit that takes somebody out of a race who's leading in this case. But even if the person wasn't leading -- and I want to thank you all for being here.
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Nomination Day Drowned in Grievance: Trump Clinches the Prize but Can't Stop Relitigating the Prosecution
Trump officially clinched the Republican presidential nomination on March 12, but his feed barely acknowledged the milestone. Instead, the day was dominated by a torrent of shared articles attacking Biden over classified documents, targeting Fulton County prosecutor Fani Willis with sexualized humiliation pieces, and replaying UFC crowd footage as proof of mass adoration. He posted at 1:26 AM and again at 4:36 AM before launching two extraordinary rapid-fire bursts -- 14 posts in 19 minutes late morning, and another 14 in 9 minutes mid-afternoon -- suggesting a highly coordinated campaign operation running on little sleep. The single most revealing moment came in his first post of the day, where he coined the nickname "Honest Don" for himself, a striking act of self-branding from a figure facing 91 felony charges.