-As you know, we passed the continuing resolution in the Republican House today. It was an amazing vote, actually. It showed we want to keep things going and going properly. It was good for a lot of reasons. The Republicans want to keep government open. But in the Senate, we have 53 Republicans total, and we need 60 votes. That means we need Democrat votes. I want to thank Senator John Fetterman, who wants to keep the country open. We're doing so well as a country. We're doing probably better than ever before. If you look at the stock market and other indicators, we have tremendous investment coming in, records investment coming in. Everything's going well, but the Democrats are unhappy about that because they don't want it to go well. I think they actually dislike our country greatly. So they want to shut down the country. They want to have open borders. They want to stop the fighting of crime, where we've been very successful. The D.C., as you know -- Washington D.C. is a hot place right now. Everyone's having dinners. They're going out all over. There's very little crime. They haven't seen numbers like this in many, many years and other places. As you know, we're going into Memphis. We'll soon be going into Chicago. We've already had people out there and in there, and FBI has been there. We've brought the numbers down, but we're going to be bringing them down a whole lot. But I guess they want crime, and we fight crime, and it's a pretty big difference. They want to have men playing women's sports. They want transgender for everybody. And if they don't get everything that they want, all these things that they want that are proven so badly, they want to close our government down. We're not going to let bad things happen to our country. We're not going to approve things that we shouldn't be approving. Just today, the House Democrats voted against condemning the political assassination of Charlie Kirk. Who could vote against that, condemning all that, saying, "Please condemn the assassination of a human being"? And they said, "No, then we're not going to do that." Remember this, we had an election very short time ago. Republicans won presidential. We won the popular vote by a lot. We won all seven swing states. We won the Electoral College by a lot. We won most U.S. counties in a total landslide. So we won most -- it's a very big statistic. We won the counties in a number that -- I don't believe this has been hit before -- 2,600 counties versus 525 counties for the Democrats. So the Democrats really should start respecting what takes place at the voter booth in many cases it's not a voter booth because they have mail-in voting, which is a very corrupt situation. But despite that, we won in a landslide. And we have to remember, we win the election. Elections have consequences. So we'll continue to talk to the Democrats, but I think you could very well end up with a closed country for a period of time. And we'll take care of the military. We'll take care of Social Security. We'll take care of the things that we have to take care of. A lot of the things that Democrats fight for, which in many cases aren't very good things, will not be able to be paid. So we'll watch and see how they do with that. They'll have to handle their constituents pretty carefully.
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