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everything we've done in this term, the president has shown that he is able and has thought about this job now, doing it again over the last four years. We're doing everything faster. We're on a fundamentally different time frame than we were in the first term, as fast as we were doing things then. And you've been able to see, I think it was necessary for the world to see the seriousness that the president displayed on Liberation Day. And now we're in that period of time where the conversations are occurring, the negotiations are, the team is spread out to be able to facilitate those. And I think we're going to have some incredible results on behalf of the American people.

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look at the president's two top issues, immigration and inflation. Border crossings are down 99%. I spoke with President Trump on Sunday. He told me three people were apprehended at the border in the month of April, compared with 248,000. - Yeah, it's remarkable. - In the month last year, one year ago. That's the migration and immigration story. Now let's take a look at inflation. You and I talked about eggs a long time ago. The price of the eggs are down 50%. Look at where mortgage rates are down. Look at oil prices are down. So when you take a look at what President Trump said that he was going to do, it is a huge success in terms of these first 100 days.

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President Trump's first 100 days, win after win for America, border crossings down, violent criminals deported, gas prices slashed to $2.5 a gallon in Kansas, and $7 trillion in job creating investments. In President Trump's first 100 days, he has fixed Biden's chaos, he has secured our border, unleashed American energy, and he's working hard to save taxpayer dollars. He's got momentum and he's just getting started. President Trump is unleashing made-in-America mining and made-in-America energy. Mr. President, thanks for controlling that southern border, including the flow of fentanyl in the first 100, no, in the first 30 days. President Trump has unleashed American energy dominance, making it possible for our communities to run on the fuels that they need. It's been a tremendous year so far here in Washington, D.C. We've been working day and night to try to get common sense legislation passed to bring down inflation, get our border under control and bring some common sense back to our government. We've considered not one but two budget resolutions to provide the framework for a permanent extension of the 2017 tax relief and a transformational investment in our border, energy, and national security. President Trump has secured the border and now he's empowering our energy producers to make our country energy dominant. He is standing with women and he knows the difference between biology and ideology, and you know what, 79% of the American people agree with President Donald Trump. Just nine days into President Trump's presidency, he signed the Lincoln Riley bill into law. This is just one of the many ways he has taken action to secure our borders and keep our communities safe. The promise is made, the promise is kept, it's been a great first 100 days. After 100 days, President Trump is just getting started, pedal to the metal, and the Republican Conference is solidly behind him to help make America great again. President Trump has had phenomenal successes in his first 100 days. He has closed the border, revitalized our energy production, brought trillions of dollars of capital investment to the United States. Once again, President Trump delivered on the promises he made in the campaign. You can't do Made in America without Made in Ohio. It's all part of our America First agenda, and I look forward to working with the President to move us forward. We're 100 days into the Trump administration, we're already seeing enormous change on behalf of the American people, just like the President promised. We appreciate your leadership and we can't wait to get started on the next 100 days. Mr. President, congratulations on 100 days and thanks in particular for focusing so much on the great state of Alaska, in particular with this unleashing Alaska's extraordinary resource potential. He's doing an outstanding job, A+ will continue to even get better because he's solving more problems every day. Thank you President Trump for what you've done. Mr. President, you're bringing the kind of peace through strength our children will talk about 50 years from now. We thank you. Calling back harmful Biden policies, confirming Trump nominees, passing common sense laws, and locking in a strong budget. Promises made, promises kept, and we are just getting started. That's promises made, promises kept.

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Larry, I can tell you that there are 50, 60, maybe almost 70 countries now who have approached us so it's going to be a busy April, May, maybe into June and Japan is a very important military ally, they're a very important economic ally and the U.S. has a lot of history with them so I would expect that Japan's going to get priority just because they came forward very quickly but it's going to be very busy and if President Trump again gave himself maximum negotiating leverage and just when he achieved the maximum leverage he's willing to start talking.

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I got a report from the USTR last night that more than 50 countries have reached out to the president to begin a negotiation, but they're doing that because they understand that they bear a lot of the tariff. And so I don't think that you're going to see a big effect on the consumer in the US, because I do think that the reason why we have a persistent long-run trade deficit is these people have very inelastic supply. They've been dumping goods into the country in order to create jobs, say, in China.

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we added almost twice as many jobs as people were predicting, but they were quality jobs. Again, compare and contrast Joe Biden's jobs numbers. Most of Joe Biden's jobs that he added were government jobs and part-time jobs. In this jobs report, a lot of these are construction jobs. They're full-time jobs. They're not government jobs. This is the tip of the iceberg. And I think at the end of the day, that's part of the American dream, right, is to be able to have a job that you can support your family and maybe be able to afford to buy your first house and buy your first pickup truck and maybe even your first bass boat. So I think that we're going in the right direction. It's a great jobs report. It's a good first number. This, I told my friends yesterday, this is complicated, but before, trust President Trump, he's done this before, we had a great economy. I think that this is the start of a golden era.

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think that the economic news that we've been seeing is really wonderful. It's way above expectation of economists. If you go back to the jobs numbers last week where we had a big positive surprise, 10,000 manufacturing jobs, 9,000 auto jobs, and then you see the inflation number today the lowest core inflation at four years. You could see that the President Trump's policies are working and they're working already and one of the things that you could see is that it's affecting mortgage markets. This is something that you guys just talked about because the reason the mortgage markets are responding that way is that people know that we're not going to be printing money and spending like drunken sailors up on the hill where you've got like a really great doge practice going in to reduce government spending and we've got a budget deal that we're actually negotiating later today. All that stuff is moving everything in the positive direction and it'll show up in the real data but also in consumer sentiment and and you know absolutely the numbers are way above expectation and I can tell you too Martha as you know it was covered in the Wall Street Journal. I've had about a dozen meetings with CEO because they're all in town for the business roundtable meeting and everybody is saying that the economy is looking very very solid right now.

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-I have an announcement to make that very helpful. I want to say, as a function of the great policies of President Trump and his administration, and as an act of faith in America, Tesla is going to double vehicle output in the United States within the next two years. Double. -That's a big deal. That's great. Thank you. And, by the way, he makes one car. This one, I don't understand. This one, I don't want, but that's okay. Without a steering wheel. It comes out next year, right? Don't explain that, please. -Yes, well, the cyber cap starts production in Texas next year, and it's self-driving. We have so much confidence in the self-driving nature of it that it'll actually not have a steering wheel. It will not have pedals. It'll either self-drive or not drive at all, but it'll self-drive. -And I'm going to pass on that, but --

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Of the seven swing states right now, President Trump, Charlie, is ahead in every single swing state, every single one. Vibrizio is one of the best pollsters in America. Trump's a plus three in Arizona, plus five in Georgia, plus three in Nevada, and then he's plus one in Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. Now, you know, they're polls, they're not votes, just the snapshots in time, but two or three or four weeks ago, Charlie heard, that would not have been the case. So the Kamala buzz is gone, I think, and it looks like Trump is taking command of the race. What do you think? Yeah, no, I agree with you and I, like you, I take all of the polls with a grain of salt. I think what's actually sort of more interesting to look at right at the moment is the change in tactics by the Harris campaign. They are now trying to put her out to do interviews, which they have assiduously avoided, and we now, of course, know why they so assiduously avoided putting her out to do interviews because there are catastrophes for her. She's terrible at it, even when she's doing something with 60 Minutes with CBS, very, very, very a fawning and favorable crew of reporters asking her questions that are really very basic questions. She fumbles through it and it's a disaster and they have to clean everything up. And so I think that to me, I'm starting, I always look at campaigns and I always look at what are they doing, and when a campaign smells the way they smell, I just smell sort of death on them. They're getting desperate, they're trying stuff, and it's not working. Well, I think one of the reasons for Trump's improvement polls is exactly what you described, all these little one-on-one or having beer with goofball late night MCs, which is the nicest thing I guess I can say about that. You're doing a sex podcast? No, on a sex podcast, I was hoping you wouldn't remember.

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Vice President Harris, my name is Steve Nakui. I'm the father of Lance Corporal Karim M. Nakui. And your administration killed my son. Deliberately in exchange for political theatrics, so you could have a final day of the evacuation coincide with September 11th. Ignoring the vice of your generals, the Doha Agreement, and countless other veterans and members of Congress. Denying the safety of the Afghans and the servicemen and women. Your choice to play politics in 2021, killed 170 Afghans, 13 US service members, and wounded 45 of our diverse members, as well as countless Afghans. You were not at Dover for the dignified transfer. At no time have you reached out to me to offer your condolences, to offer thank you for Karim's sacrifice and service. Not once have you honored him by saying his name, so I said it for you. You have disparaged all 13 who have lost their lives as well as their families, exhibiting your lack of gratitude by your silence. I agree with you on one thing, that a person like you should never and will never stand behind the seal of presidency. You are a DEI Vice President. And contrary to our kids, the worst that America has to offer. I will pray for you that God has mercy on your soul.

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oh give me a break. Listen, I had 107,000 people in New Jersey. You didn't report it. I'm so glad you asked. What does she have yesterday? 2,000 people? If I ever had 2,000 people you'd say my campaign is finished. It's so dishonest the press and and here's a great example. I had in Michigan recently 25,000 people and 25,000 people were just we just couldn't get them in. We had in Harrisburg 20, 25,000 people and 20,000 people couldn't get in. We had so many, nobody ever mentions that. When she gets 1,500 people and I saw it yesterday on ABC which they said oh the crowd was so big. I have 10 times, 20 times, 30 times the crowd size and they never say the crowd was big. That's why I'm always saying turn around the cameras. I'm so glad you asked that. I think it's so terrible when you say well she has 1,500 people, 1,000 people and they talk about oh the enthusiasm. Let me tell you we have the enthusiasm. The Republican Party and me as a candidate but the Republican Party has the enthusiasm.

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From Morristown to Mount Laurel, from Patterson to Pennington, and from Ocean City to Sea Isle to right here in Wildwood, New Jersey, it's been home to some of the toughest, smartest and most talented Americans ever to walk the face of the earth. With your support, we will go on to victory, the likes of which no one has ever seen before. And we will make America great again. God bless you all. Let's win this state. We're gonna win it.

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-USA, USA, USA! -You know, I ask this all the time, and it never happens. It's very sad, actually. But I ask it all the time. It never happens. I want the press to take their cameras and turn them around.

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(audience chattering) From Japan, many from Japan. - Oh really, that's too bad. - Very popular man, you know that, right? - Yes. - You too. - Great, great. - You too. - You look well. - Yes, I like that. - We'll go up, have a little talk. Any questions or anything? - What do you think about the significance of Mr. Hassel coming all over from, all over to pay a visit to you at this time around? - Well, he's a highly respected man in Japan and beyond. And somebody that I've liked and I've known through our very dear friend, right? Shinzo, we love Shinzo. - Yes. - And who was a great man, by the way. He was a great, great man. But we got to know each other, we like each other, and we'll be talking about Japan and the United States right now, and lots of other things also. But highly respected, it's a great honor to have him. - What is your message to the Japanese people? - To the people of Japan? It's a great country, you're doing very well. Shinzo was a great friend of mine, he was a great, he was truly a great man and somebody that we all respected and we really loved. And I miss him greatly, I miss him greatly. But we really admire the people of Japan, thank you. Thank you, everybody. - Thank you very much. - Thank you very much. - Say it. - Any plans for tomorrow? - What's tomorrow, you tell me, you tell me. - Jim Johnson is visiting with your students at Columbia. - Well, we have a lot of different things, but what's going on with the colleges and where they're closing Columbia now, I mean, it's just crazy. Columbia should gain a little strength, a little courage and keep their school open. It's crazy because that means the other side wins. When you start closing down colleges and universities, that means the other side. In Japan, they don't know about that, they don't close. They keep it open, they make it work. And the people running Columbia have made a grave mistake. Thank you very much, everybody. - Thank you.

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