Three hours and 17 minutes. It was Trump's longest public event as president ever. Not even Bill Clinton could last that long. But Trump's more impressed by the guys holding the boom. - I can't believe, you're not tired holding that? - I have a few more points. - How strong are you? How strong are you? Look at him. He's been holding that thing for three hours. You're a good fisherman. - The guy guzzles Diet Cokes and then does over three hours without using the john. Gutfeld can't even make it through the five. He takes a bathroom break at the bottom of every hour. Trump's a camel. Even his bladder's better than Biden's. - You have not had this happen for four years. You sat and you'd ask one question to Biden and it was always the ice cream question, right? What flavor ice cream do you like this? I like vanilla and that was the end of the conference. - Biden couldn't even stay awake for three hours. The meeting went on for so long, Duffy got caught taking off his shoes. For the first time in his life, Kennedy skipped a workout. - The Pete and Bobby challenge. (laughing) It's a hundred push-ups, 50 pull-ups and you try to do it within 10 minutes. I got five minutes and 48 seconds. Pete, beat me, I'm still bitter at that. Five minutes, 25, the cabinet leader is Scott Turner. Five minutes and 15 seconds. I'm waiting for reports from the rest of the cabinet. The only exemptions currently existing is if you can hit a 50 at 10 minutes, sir. Which President Trump did. - The cabinet meeting was longer than the Titanic. At one point, Rubio was like, I gotta get back to work. - You were elected as the president of working Americans and that's why this Labor Day is so meaningful. For me personally, this is the most meaningful Labor Day of my life as someone with four jobs. (laughing) - At one point, after they'd covered everything, they didn't have anything to say. So they just started teasing Schumer. - Poor stupid Chuck Schumer, the guy. He looks like he's aged a hundred years and I don't like getting into looks. You know, looks don't mean anything, right? When you're in politics, looks no matter. I look at Pam, I would never say she's beautiful because that'd be the end of my political career. (laughing) - When he was shooting "The Apprentice," board meetings, they went for hours, so this was a breeze. Axios calls him the chairman of all boards. 45, 47, commander in chief, mayor of Washington, president of Europe, daddy, and now chairman of America. A man of many hats and a man of many wins. - Domestic steel production is up by 100,000 tons of steels a week. Ford that just announced it's gonna create 4,000 new jobs, American jobs, Hyundai 14,000 jobs. General Motors is moving. Production of Chevy, Blazer, Equinox from Mexico back to the United States where it belongs. They're building big, modern, beautiful auto plants. But think of that, we're up 18,000 cars a month. I hope this table gets a lot of the credit for what's happening. - And while Trump's building alligator Alcatraz, the Speedway Slammer, and the Cornhusker Clink, Zuckerberg's using a Zuckerberg's to build us AI plants the size of Manhattan. - This is something given to me by Mark Zuckerberg, and you'll see this is AI now. So this is what he's building in Louisiana. Look at that, that's the size of Manhattan. So that's superimposed over the island of Manhattan. It takes up a big part of Manhattan. I think they say 81% of Manhattan. So these are big things. - Companies are breaking ground on the Trump boom, and the tariffs are balancing the budget. - The Treasury Department is taking in record tariff revenues that I had been saying was running at a rate of 300 billion a year. You chastised me for saying that it's not, that that number is too low. And as usual, you're right. I think we could be on our way well over half a trillion, maybe towards a trillion dollar number. - Tariff stimmy checks on the way, courtesy of DJT. You take that stimmy and you sign up for Fox One. You can stream Waters and Tom Brady. And today there was big marriage news. And I'm not talking about Swift and Kelsey. Trade deals are getting married to peace deals. And Trump's lead negotiator used the N word. - We are negotiating multiple entries into the Abraham Peace Accords because of your vision. There's only one thing I wish for, that that Nobel committee finally gets its act together and realizes that you are the single finest candidate since the Nobel Peace, this Nobel award was ever talked about to receive that award. - The Speaker of the House says forget the Nobel for world peace. Trump deserves it for what he's doing in DC. 12 straight days without a murder. Five years ago, reporters were calling the president an insurrectionist, but now they're just grateful they're not getting pistol whipped. - In broad daylight, I was on my way to work and a young man with a black ski mask pointed a gun at my face and threatened me to hand over my phone, my wallet, my laptop and everything else. And when I refused, he used the butt of his handgun to strike me across the face in the cheek or what some people call a pistol with me before running away. And that has deeply traumatized myself and my family. Ever since, I've never dared to walk in the street of DC at night ever. And my family was extremely worried. So Mr. President, thank you so much for what you're doing right now. - Thank you for being honest. DC's so safe, the guard doesn't have any criminals left to chase. They're picking up litter, cleaning up the park so Stephen Miller can take his wife on a romantic stroll under the moonlight. And if you take a life, you're getting the chair. - Anybody murdered something in the Capitol, Capitol punishment, Capitol, Capitol punishment. If somebody kills somebody in the Capitol, Washington DC, we're going to be seeking the death penalty. And that's a very strong preventative. - Capitol punishment in the Capitol. Over half the United States have the death penalty and presidents have used the National Guard to fight crime, illegal, stop riots, desegregate. Heck, we mobilize the guard for a virus. Trump has every right to use the guard to stop black gangs from killing. But Democrats call it fascism. - I think Donald Trump and Stephen Miller and Trump's handlers thought that he would conduct some kind of Mussolini style military march across the country, subduing all the local populations, but it's completely backfiring on them. - Backfiring how? There were no murders in 12 days. It's a record. How's that backfiring? Trump says, "If that makes me Mussolini, I'm here for it." The line is that I'm a dictator when I stop crime. So a lot of people say, you know, if that's the case, I'd rather have a dictator, but I'm not a dictator. I just had to stop crime. - The left says crime's not that bad and there's nothing they can do about it. And anyone who tries to do anything about it, Trump must be a dictator because anyone who can stop crime is too powerful. Democrats know they have the power to stop crime, but they don't have the will. They're calling Trump a dictator in Chicago. No, they're not. The Windy City's begging for the guard. - I've lost an uncle to Chicago crime. I've lost two first cousins to Chicago crime. I've lost distant family members, friends, neighbors, and what they want us to do is find comfort in this chaos and normalize this trauma. And we're not doing it anymore. We need our president to come here right now and do a forensic audit to find out who's getting paid and who's benefiting from this crime, because right now, we're grieving. - P. Ray's onto something. Chicago is the main distribution hub on the heroin highway. And the homicides on the south side are directly connected to the street gangs that traffic the drug. Where are those profits going? - We want to get this cartel out of here. We know that the heroin highway runs directly through the west side of Chicago, and they are trafficking $2 billion worth of heroin a year out of our community. Imagine what that looks like America, that looks like overdosing, that looks like violence, that looks like people leaning, that looks like people rocking, that looks like people dying. We don't want to live like this. - The narcotics run from Mexico up through Texas and north up the interstate into Chicago, where the customers are. Where the trucks can take it east or west and the boats can take it across the Great Lakes. Do you think drug money is paying off politicians? Do you think the politicians are being paid to keep a light footprint on the south side so the drug cartels can keep their money up? 600 murders a year is the cost of doing business. JB back can stop it. All he has to do is pick up the phone. - I would have much more respect for Pritzker if he'd call me up and say I have a problem, can you help me fix it? I would be so happy to do it. I don't love, not that I don't have, I have the right to do anything I want to do. I'm the president of the United States. If I think our country's in danger, and it is in danger in these cities, I can do it. - JB back wants an award because murders went from 900 a year, 30 year high to 600 a year. Chicago still got double the murder rate of L.A. There's neighborhoods in Chicago that are more dangerous than Iraq. But JB back thinks he's got it all under control. - We're very pleased about the progress that we're making. I know that I live rent free in the president's head and I wish he would spend some time in Chicago so that he could see what a lovely city we have. - Six people were killed in Chicago this past weekend and 27 shot. And Ribbs is pleased with his progress. We could use some more progress and we could use some more backup. But the mayor says no moss. - Do you believe that the streets of Chicago would be safer if there were more uniformed police officers on the streets of Chicago? - I believe the city of Chicago in cities across America would be safer if we actually had affordable housing. Look, I'm not saying that we don't-- - That's not the question I asked. - Mayor Johnson's gonna fight crime by building more housing projects. When Bill de Blasio says get it together, get it together. - I think the Democratic Party has to look at this issue much more honestly and say hey, there are some places where we should be doing better. Our leaders should be doing better. - The problem is Democrats can't see past the politics. They think Trump's laying a trap for them by fighting crime. But the president's not laying a trap. He's just doing the right thing. Democrats should try that sometime. And the media's not helping. Here they are. If it wasn't clear then, it is now, the White House's public safety play is a deliberate ploy. One that's already backing Democrats into a corner. So the media's got all their minds messed up. This is what Trump was elected to do. It's not a ploy, it's a mandate. The whole framing's ridiculous. - The new box that they've fallen into is crime. There was a consultant on one of the shows this morning I was watching, I thought he was very good. He's a Democrat consultant. And he was screaming no, no, don't let him do this to you. Don't let, it's another trap. It's another trap. This guy's screaming, it's another trap. And this is the worst of all. He said, 'cause this is crime. Trump is saying he's against crime and therefore crime. - Over 90% of the shooting victims in DC are black. Trump believes black lives matter. Do Democrats? And black Americans want safe neighborhoods. And the safer they get under Trump, the more blacks vote Republican. Just like when he secured the border. Trump won more Hispanic votes. So if Democrats want to avoid the trap and take the issue off the table, join up with Trump. Bring in the guard, make the streets safe. It's not a trap, it's an invitation. Do what Trump did in '16. Don't listen to the party, listen to the people. Where'd that get him? Well, he won the White House twice, maybe three times.
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