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Mr. President, one of the other things I think that you did that helped protect the American worker as much as anything else and also make our country and our community safer was you actually did something about the border. Just this month, there was a woman in my home state of Arkansas who was killed by an illegal immigrant who was drunk driving that was deported during your administration and came back under this administration because they have failed to protect our country. It's one of the great threats that we face that you actually did something about. Tell us what you will do on day one to help protect our country. Day one, we're doing two things, closing the border and drill, baby drill. We're going to get down the prices. Nice people. I like. I like this crowd. I like this crowd. You know what, you're smart people. Sarah, thank you. Over the last couple of years, I've been talking about the border. I got elected in 2016 because of the border, but that border was peanuts compared to what this border is. That border was like a safe border compared. I did it. I did a great job. And it also includes drugs came to, you know, much lower. Look, unless you have the death penalty for drug dealers, you'll never get rid of the drug problem. Put that through your head. Okay. Put that through your head. And I don't know if our country's ready for it. When I was with when I was with presidency and again, I had until COVID, I had a great relationship. Once that happened, I really didn't want a relationship because $60 trillion, millions of dead people all over the world, I was not exactly thrilled with him. But before that, I had a great relationship and I said, do you have a drug problem? No, no, no. We have no drug problem. Oh, how come death penalty immediate? I said, what does that mean immediate immediate? We have what's called a quick trial. Do you know what a quick trial is? Like in one day the trial is over over here. It'll be 25 years. They'll get some nice liberal lawyer and they'll have a tied up for 25 years. The guy dies of old age. So, uh, but they have a death penalty. In Singapore, they have a death penalty in a lot of countries. They have a death penalty. You sell drugs because the average drug dealer kills during his or her life, 500 people, the average one, the big ones, much more. But when you hear that, you know, when people start to hear that and I set up blue ribbon committees, I put, you know, nice people, dilettantes from New York and from Los Angeles, people that don't know nothing about drugs and they're dealing with very smart people. These dealers are smart as hell. They're tough as hell and they make a fortune. They make a fortune. And if you don't have the death penalty for drug dealers, you could, you're just wasting your time. Now we can keep it down and we can do better than we're doing now and a lot better than we're doing now because what's happening now is out of control. But we had the lowest human trafficking, mostly in women, I hate to say mostly in women, but we had the lowest human trafficking in 32 years. You know, my favorite chart, the chart I put down when I looked to the right, that'll be my all time favorite chart in history. That was basically a chart showing what a good job I did on immigration. But even if it showed I did a bad job in immigration, it will be my all time favorite chart because I wouldn't be here right now if I didn't look over, let me see that. That was not good. My all time favorite chart, blue, yellow, red, it was, it was beautiful. Oh, there it is, there it is. These guys are very good back, I didn't expect.

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