Transcript 1
And there were some people that were on television tonight. I wish I could find this guy. He got up. Is there any way? If they could put a clip, you know, there were some people that were so nice to me. They were standing online and they said, why are you here? One reason, very simple, big, strong, good-looking guys. There were three of them. They were almost like twins. They were all big, strong, and good-looking. I think they were from Oklahoma. (audience cheers) But they said, why are you here? Only one reason why, Donald Trump. Where is that guy? Here's one of them right there. There were three of them. - Why is the president coming here to Oklahoma today? Why does he need to be here? - Here. - He needs here to just help all the Republican candidates that are running for state office and Senate. And we just want to make sure it stays red. - Juvenatorial candidate Mike Mazie running and he's a help to, Trump is a help to Mazie, you said. - Absolutely. - Okay, thank you very much. President Guys will be in Texas, just north of Dallas, before he makes his way to Oklahoma tonight. And we actually, with that gentleman here, Tony, you work at that truck manufacturing plant where the president's gonna be this afternoon. Why are you here in Oklahoma? When you should be down in Texas. - Well, I retired six months ago, eight months ago now, so. - Is Trump a help to folks like Ken Paxton in Texas? It was leaked audio that came out yesterday from the New York Times saying, Ken Paxton is unsure that the numbers after that midterm convention helped him and maybe hurt him. Are they still on board? Republicans at large, on board with President Trump and his political influence. - Yes sir, 100%. - What do you say to those Republicans who have any doubt about Trump's influence? - Get on the Trump train. We're going to the front. The only way Trump can lose is if he gets cheated. That's my opinion. - All right, and then when you look towards November, still confident that the president's gonna be able to maintain his majorities in the House and the Senate. - Taking it all. We're taking it all. - What gives you that confidence? - Just what he's been doing overseas as a blake. - You're happy with how things are going in Iran. - I'm happy. I'm happy with that. I'm happy the way things are going in the country right now with him. I just wish he could get a third turn. (crowd cheering) - Where is he? Where are those guys? Where is he? Where is he? Hey, where are those guys? They're big, strong. I hope they're not stuck outside. They might be stuck. Where are they? They were so great. I watched it. I said, what great people. Where are they? Where? We gotta get them. Where are they? You can't miss a big, strong, handsome Oklahoma studs. Where are you? Come up here. Come up here. Come up here. I love these guys. Come on. Wow. I love those guys. (crowd cheering) Man, oh man. How about, isn't that cool? I watched it coming in and I said, I love the, oh, there they are. Oh, there they are. Look at these three guys. These are studs. Come on up here, fellas. Come here. Wow. Thank you, President Trump, for all you do every day. If you work harder than any American, I know. (crowd cheering) Absolute honor of a life. Time to move the greatest president this country has ever had. (crowd cheering) Oh boy, oh boy. That's the real deal. That's the real deal. Thank you. No, I saw them on the, what do you think of Trump? It's like, those are real, those are real people. Those are real people. You can't get better. They're the people that built the country. Just so you know, with all the bullshit here from all these others, they always, those are the people that built our country. And you are those people. You are those people. (crowd cheers)
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Transcript 2
Oh, we're here with Steve from Edmond, Oklahoma, just a couple hours north of here. Steve, President Trump, look, this is a heavily red state, maybe the most red state in the country. Why is the president coming here to Oklahoma today? Why is he needed here? - Well, he needs here to just help all the Republican candidates that are running for state office and Senate. And we just want to make sure it stays red. - gubernatorial candidate Mike Mazze running and he's a help to, Trump is a help to Mazze, you say. - Absolutely. - Steve, thank you very much. President guys will be in Texas just north of Dallas before he makes his way to Oklahoma tonight. And we actually, with a gentleman here, Tony, you work at that truck manufacturing plant where the president's going to be this afternoon. Why are you here in Oklahoma when you should be down in Texas? - Well, I retired six months ago, eight months ago now, so. - Is Trump a help to folks like Ken Paxton in Texas? It was leaked audio that came out yesterday from the New York Times saying, Ken Paxton isn't sure that the numbers after that midterm convention helped him and maybe hurt him. Are they still on board? Republicans at large on board with President Trump and his political influence. - Yes, sir, 100%. - What do you say to those Republicans who have any doubt about Trump's influence? - Get on the Trump train. We're going to the front. The only way Trump can lose is if he gets cheated. That's my opinion. - All right, and then when you look towards November, still confident that the president's going to be able to maintain his majorities in the House and the Senate. - Taking it all. We're taking it all. - What gives you that confidence? - Just what he's been doing overseas as of late. - You're happy with how things are going in Iran. - I'm happy. I'm happy with that. I'm happy the way things are going in the country right now with him. - All right. - I just wish he could get a third turn.
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