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welcome back America this is a man who is like super patriotic for this country and so forth and so on and understands the American people better than most people do what do you make of that I agree with you and when he does these things that are controversial but needed you it begs the question why didn't other presidents both Democrat Republican do things and what do I mean by that he why didn't somebody addressed the deterioration of monuments in Washington or the world's capital so to speak was not safe to walk in or the reflecting pool was a miasma or presidents had you know torn parts of the White House to put a bowling alley or basketball court or a swimming pool but they all said there's nowhere to there's nowhere to speak there's nowhere to hold a world class meeting and world-class banquet any of that lectures and he comes along and he does it but he doesn't do it I mean he doesn't do it in the sense that I'm going to be the first person to ever do it he does it because he says why hasn't this been done because we need it and so I think that's what's unusual about him he's always bragging about the US military he calls soldiers up he goes to the funerals he he wants the United States and this is what drives the left crazy because their idea was managed decline a globalist idea were just one of many or to paraphrase Barack Obama were no more exceptional in Greece or Great Britain is but he resented that idea he said we were always exceptional we have the only type of Constitution in the world where the freest people were the most powerful country how did that come across China has one China has four times the population that we do the EU has a hundred more p hundred million more people than we do and yet we have 10 trillion more of a GDP how's that possible so what his whole idea was we're going to be the first in space and they were and people said oh you know NASA is done with they haven't done anything in years he said no no no no we're going to get private enterprise and empower them and then the NASA will have to rise to the challenge and he really almost single-handedly reinvigorated the space race Elon Musk himself launched more missile satellites than the whole world combined last year and when you look at what he did with Silicon Valley he went to all these people who were left you know that the Andreessen's that sacks and all of these people the Elon Musk they all voted against him and he said to them we're in bad trouble we've got to rearm the United States we're short weapon we got to get into the drone racing race we've got to get satellite technology and use it to protect our country we need an iron dome sort of global dome over the United States and just like the war production board of World War Two Trump said I'm appealing to your patriotism not your politics if you will if I can enlist your talent I will protect you from EU censorship from Canadian digital media taxes with you neighbor I'm on your side as long as you're on our side and I define that as America side and it's really amazing when you look at these left-wing companies that opposed him I mean they were censoring news accounts of the the laptop fiasco and almost and they contributed to his defeat Mark Zuckerberg gave over 450 million dollars in 2020 through various surrogates to change helped to change balloting and yet he went back to these people and said you're very talented I'm going to allow you I'm not going to pick winners and losers like Biden wanted to do I'm going to open up I'm going to deregulate I'm going to give you energy I'm going to promote data centers for good or evil but you have to do one thing you have to use those energies and talents for the promotion of the common good and the preeminence of the United States that was very we hadn't seen that in decades somebody take that that type of argument to the opposition and the results are they're undeniable all of a sudden the United States is the greatest producer of oil and gas in history its satellites are preeminent I just looked at the software digital media bioengineering AI companies in terms of market capitalization and things like downloads of the top 10 companies globally in each of those categories the United States has eight or nine corporations in the top ten almost dominates every this is a period when they said you know mark they were saying and just a decade ago that China would have a greater GDP by now than we did and we're ten trillion dollars greater so it's amazing the book is and it is a great book the counter-revolution the fall and rise of Donald Trump and the MAGA movement I encourage you to get it amazon.com come Tuesday when it's released any major bookstore look how he's leading in what I call the next Industrial Revolution data centers you have dime store politicians who are looking at polls for objecting to it and so forth and so on it's local governments that make a determination where they are and how these buildings look and so forth but the president knows this is the next Industrial Revolution every single thing we use is related to AI I just think that's another example of his of his foresight we'll be right back welcome back America we're here with America's wise man that's what I call him because that's what he is the counter-revolution is his brand new book and comes out Tuesday I would pre-order on amazon.com that's the way I roll the fall and rise of Donald Trump and the MAGA movement there is so much in here that is so compelling because the man himself is compelling and the author is compelling Victor Davis Hanson well let's get a little bit into national security and foreign policy let's dig right in to Iran and what the president's been doing in Iran we have people who said he campaigned against this kind of thing and we we call a lot of those isolationists and so forth and so on but did he not also say peace through strength again that is sort of a Reagan phrase peace through strength and hasn't he also demonstrated as you demonstrate in your book a hesitance to use military power but if he feels it's necessary he will use military power explain yeah he never ran as an isolationist he never ran as a nation builder he ran as a Jacksonian his idea was don't tread on the United States where you'll have no better friend but you'll have no worse enemy if you do that and to carry out that policy we had to be have a preeminent military so he really in the first term tried to rebuild it but when he looked at Iran there were two kind of contrast or antithetical positions he had to guide he had to navigate between them one was given the misadventures in Afghanistan and Iraq we don't do well when we put thousands of troops on the ground we if we don't win very quickly and winnings very hard in those societies because you have to change the government and they have no experience with consensual rule and then on the other hand he said well seven prior prior presidents have said this is intolerable that this huge country that was once so pro-western and so powerful under the Shaw and earlier rulers now is using that 93 million population and all of its traditions and its resources with oil fourth largest reserve or third in the world for nefarious purposes and most of the problems in the Middle East come from Iran they bully the Arab Gulf exporters they have a ring of fire of terrorist appendages around Israel they subsidize terrorism all over Europe and the Western world but nobody has done anything so I'm gonna do something with one caveat I am NOT going to invade this country and try to overthrow the government and rack up a decade and casually then he hasn't done that I think people don't realize that he knew something had to be done because every year they were getting closer and closer to nuclear weapons and once they got them with that lunatic attitude whether genuine or contrived they had deterrence and with deterrence they could do almost anything and they would dominate the entire Middle East and prior administrations like the Obama administration said well maybe we can balance Iran and the Shia crescent Syria Lebanon's taken over there's Iran the Houthis Hamas and then we'll kind of play them against Israel in the Gulf States and we'll adjudicate that was a crazy idea but that was kind of US policy under Biden but especially under Obama so he said no no it's intolerable time has run out but I've got to find a way to squeeze them and disarm them without invading them and without trying to nation-build and he thought that the popular popular revolt might happen right after the Berlin Wall it took two years with Soviet Union to fall but it did fall it took many months for Eastern European governments so I think it's kind of a Civil War Union anaconda strategy now we're squeezing them economically financially they can't import goods they can't export oil the people are getting restive and I think his big worry right now is at what point will things get so terrible in Iran I think we're getting there how do you ensure that the people are not hurt by this awful regime that doesn't care about their own people and that's a concern I think he has and that that explains why some of us were surprised that we thought maybe at 38 days he should not have stopped or 40 days or 45 but I think he was thinking that if I destroy the entire infrastructure that regime it'll take a year or two for the people to rise up and you'll get mass starvation or something disease or so much chaos it'll be counterproductive so it's kind of a strategy right now to just say we can we can continue with American problems and issues and policies without being obsessed with Iran they are frozen they can't do anything we've got them in a stranglehold and all time is not on their side it's on our side and that I think is that the strategy right now and I think it will eventually work but boy he's taken a lot of criticism from people say the war is lost on no evidence I can't believe people on the conservative side even have said this was a fight fiasco it's destroyed his presence it hasn't at all if people give it time you will see radical changes in Iran for the first time in 50 years very very well put when we come back really I want to address two issues what comes post-Trump and also the president's really bold condemnation of antisemitism of antisemites some who used to be friends of his and so forth and so on let's see if we can address both of those because I think he's been quite the leader in trying to deal with with that and in the future of the Republican Party and so forth depending on who is capable of picking up the mantle and getting elected as a Republican do you think that they will share his principles and his belief systems and have the guts to say the kind of things that he says we'll be right back welcome back America tour de force the counter-revolution written by a great author of Victor Davis Hanson so Victor Davis Hanson what do you see in the future in terms of MAGA and what do you see in the future in terms of a Republican MAGA type candidate fighting antisemitism or gaslighting antisemitism yes well I we know that pumps been trolling and kidding around he's not gonna run for a third term I don't think he wants to we couldn't I think easily and he doesn't want to so the question is what's the MAGA movement I think it's irreversible the idea that we're gonna go back and allow China to dump product here below the cost of production or we're going to semi embrace the green agenda or we're gonna have open borders again as many Republicans did in the past I don't think that's gonna happen he's created a workers a working class middle class party and as I said earlier race is incidental not essential so he's trying to say that the black truck driver the Hispanic electrician the white sheetrock person and the suburban people like them they all have more in common and they're their enemies are not themselves but the East Coast liberal progressive establishment and that's not going to change and the question is who's going to succeed him I mean can you have sunlight without the Sun as one person put it and I think we have kind of an arbitrary divide between the Vance and Rubio even though Marco Rubio quite magnanimous Lee said he wouldn't run if JD Vance did JD Vance was selected contrary to all popular wisdom they said it well he's from Ohio and that's a red state they're gonna get it win it anyway in 24 and he's so he's a white male no diversity and yet Trump said well he's a masterful debater he's great on repartee and you better watch out media he's gonna destroy you and he did but I think his problem right now is that this mega movement that which I was talking about there are elements within it that want to be sort of a nationalist party in the sense of isolationism and they feel that Israel is a pernicious influence is dragging us into the two wars that are not in our interest etc etc and I'll go a little further I think a lot of the people in that movement want to deliberately be provocative to force JD Vance to say try to disown me and see what happens in 2028 so he's he feels he's in a dilemma but at some point I think that he'll do the right thing and I think he's gonna have anybody who's going to run for the office in 2028 is going to have to do two things as far as foreign policy they're gonna have to say whether you like it or not Israel has been the best friend that we've had in the Middle East in every sense of the way it's the only oasis of democracy of liberality of compassion and humanity and we're going to support it and number two people that are Jewish have a natural right to have an affinity with Israel's the historical home of the Jews there's no conspiracy they reflect the majority of our party and we're going to stop trying to demonize them we're not the left the left is completely anti-semitic it's completely anti-israeli they'll pay a price for that so we're not going to go there and for all of you who want to draw me in I think JD Vance will say and draw me in and try to make an artificial divide I'm gonna have to come out and say you don't represent the Republican Party values you don't represent the magma movement and you don't represent the legacy of Donald Trump and I think he can do it if he's the candidate but it's not just a D Vance any candidate who's nominated is gonna have to do that well I sit on the edge of my chair waiting for that I look forward to that very very much this is a fantastic book by Victor Davis Hanson the counter-revolution you get it at amazon.com any major bookstore starting on Tuesday Victor God bless you my friend you look good and healthy and you've written a real fantastic book thank you mark

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Where do I even begin with this? So, let's start here. Nobody has done more to rebuild and save the Republican Party than Donald Trump since Abraham Lincoln himself. President Trump inherited a broken shell, a hollowed-out husk of a political party after the Bush years, after the Ryan years, after the sellout years, and he turned it into the working-class party, the middle-class party. And he took states that had been blue forever. He took the blue wall. He took states like Wisconsin, states like Ohio, states like Pennsylvania. He pulverized that blue wall. How many Senate races have we seen? Were President Trump won a state by eight points, nine points, 10 points, 11 points? And it was just enough to bring along the Republican senator by half a point or a point to build that Senate Republican majority. How many Senate candidates has he dragged along to victory? And how many rhinos has he forced out of the party to elect real, working-class, populist Republicans, people like, for example, Eric Schmidt, who represent the future of the Republican Party, where it is today? President Trump has raised more money for Republican candidates than any human in history. He has more enthusiasm and support from Republican voters than any candidate in history. I could keep going, Laura. The reality is, as he said, President Trump is dead on right here. What this comes down to is the Trump voter needs to show up in the midterm.

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A photograph of a New York Post "letters" page (letters@nypost.com section) with the headline "Pushback and Pr[aise] For Trump's Iran A[ttack]" (text cut off at the right edge of the photo). It includes a boxed "THE ISSUE" summary blurb (also cut off) describing a US strike on Iran that killed the Supreme Leader Ayatollah. Below is a grayscale photo of Donald Trump with a stern expression, captioned "President Trump." A letter from Marc Kasowitz of Manhattan praises Trump as "the greatest foreign-policy president in American history," citing a March 1 article "Fury unleashed on the Ayatollah," and contrasts him favorably with past presidents (naming Barack Obama as having "facilitated Iran"), comparing Trump to Winston Churchill as "saving the United States and Western civilization from murderous madmen." A second, partially visible letter beneath begins "I join our country in praying for the families of the three service members killed in action..."

Text in image: letters@nypost.c[om] Pushback and Pr[aise] For Trump's Iran A[ttack] THE ISSUE: The United States [struck] Iran, killing Supreme Leader Aya[tollah...] •President Trump will be remembered as the great- est foreign-policy presi- dent in American history ("Fury unleashed on the Ayatollah," March 1). Where previous presi- dents have stood by — or in the case of Barack Ob- ama, facilitated Iran — while it financed terror worldwide and worked to develop a nuclear bomb, Trump has identi- fied and eradicated the existential threat. Like Winston Church- ill, Trump is saving the United States and West- ern civilization from murderous madmen. Marc Kasowitz Manhattan President Trump •I join our country in praying for the families of the three service members killed in action [...]

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- And Melania, you're now engaged. Congratulations. - Thank you. - That's very exciting. (audience applauds) That's all I got you, is that little tiny thing right there on your finger? (audience laughs) Look at the size of that. That's just, I can, how many carrots is that? - I don't know, I never think about it. - You don't think about carrots? - No, I don't think about that. - I bet you do. I bet you know exactly how many carrots it is. - I do, actually. - See. - Yeah, I thought it was good, but anyway, so, next question. - And where did you two meet? - We met in New York. - Mm-hmm. - It was Fashion Week, and it was party, big party, so we met there. - And now he comes over and says what? - You came over and he said, "What did you say?" I think he said-- - He said, "Give me your number immediately." I want your phone number. It's very crude, but sometimes it works. - It's just that easy? - It's very direct. - I want your phone number? - No, no, it's very direct. And you either get slapped, or you get the number. In her case, I didn't get slapped. I didn't get the number. I worked on it for about a month, and then finally I was able to find-- - Really? - Yes. - Where she lived and everything. - As a person, as a man, what's the best thing about him? - He's a man I love. - And what's the worst thing about him? - I hate the worst thing. - How are you doing, First Lady? - Oh, look at you. Is this the greatest First Lady? People love our First Lady, right? Look at the elegantest First Lady of the year. - I want to also thank my beautiful wife, Melania, First Lady. (audience applauds) - Happy Mother's Day, everyone. (audience applauds) - I would like to thank my husband, America's director. (audience applauds) Donald Trump. ♪ We once I was 20 years old ♪ ♪ Soon we'll be 30 years old ♪ ♪ That my songs have been sold ♪ ♪ We've traveled around the world and we're still roaming ♪ ♪ Soon we'll be 30 years old ♪ ♪ I'm still learning about life ♪ ♪ My woman brought children for me ♪ ♪ So I can sing them all my songs ♪ ♪ And I can tell them stories ♪ ♪ Most of my boys are with me ♪ ♪ Some are still out seeking glory ♪ ♪ And some I had to leave behind my brother ♪ - First Lady, you know the First Lady of the year. (audience applauds) Everybody knows, this is, as you know, Navy One, by the way, for the day. Only for the day. But one day, Navy One, like Air Force One, this is Navy One. Thank you, thank you, everybody. Thank you, Toby. ♪ It was a big, big world ♪ ♪ But we thought we were bigger ♪ ♪ Pushing each other to the limits ♪ ♪ We were learning quicker ♪ ♪ By 11, smoking herb and drinking, burning liquor ♪ ♪ Never rich, so we were out to make that steady figure ♪ ♪ Once I was 11 years old ♪ ♪ My daddy told me ♪ ♪ Go get yourself a wife or you will be lonely ♪ ♪ Once I was 11 years old ♪ ♪ I always had that dream like my daddy before me ♪ ♪ So I started writing songs ♪ ♪ I started writing stories ♪ ♪ Something about that glory ♪ ♪ Just always seemed to pull me ♪ ♪ 'Cause only those I really love ♪ ♪ Will ever really know me ♪ ♪ Once I was 12 years old ♪ ♪ My story got told ♪ ♪ Before the morning sun went light from snow ♪

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In focus now, Tommy Pigott, State Department spokesperson, great to have you. First of all, we're learning more and more, so what can you tell us that is unfolding right now on this? And you just heard for the first time the foreign minister now talking about, "Yeah, this is a good deal." Peter Ducey said she looked a little nervous from Greenland wondering what was coming. Well, the real winners here are the American people, are the security of our alliance. What we saw is President Trump identifying a problem, a real problem, and taking steps to address it in only the way that President Trump can. He is truly showing that he is the dealmaker in chief, and what we're seeing are efforts to enhance the NATO alliance, enhance the security of Greenlanders, enhance the security of the United States. That is something that only President Trump could have delivered, and he's truly making this argument about addressing these modern threats we all face and making us all safer. Tommy, talk to me about the military component of this, though, because there are ... it's two-pronged. It's that, and it's also rare earth, and I will get to the rare earth in a moment, but just the military, when he took that military force off the table, it seemed to shift things a little bit. Did that make the deal easier? Well, I think ultimately what made the deal possible is President Trump, and President Trump has a suite of options, and he keeps those options open until he decides to rule them out. Ultimately, what we saw over the last couple days, weeks, really going back to the beginning of this administration is the art of the deal in action. This is something that presidents have wanted to see happen for many, many decades, and President Trump is actually taking steps to make it happen. It's a credit to his leadership. It's also a credit to the vision he has to address problems before they become problems. President Trump's really putting us on a great footing here and making sure that our security is truly enhanced. Yeah, well, and I think, and correct me if I'm wrong, the Alaska purchase, Greenland was originally part of that. That part of the deal didn't hold together, and so all these decades later, we see what we see now. It is the eighth place in the world when it comes to the reserves of the rare earth minerals needed to create and operate technology for pretty much everything. Most of those reserves are still untapped in Greenland. The Arctic nation is home to key minerals needed for consumer electronics, defense systems, medical devices, advanced computing, and clean energy. This is a critical part of that deal. Tommy, talk more. Well, ultimately, this is about access. It's about access for the United States. It's about access from a military perspective. It's about access from a perspective in order to ... from those critical minerals. These are part of all the concerns that President Trump laid out really from the beginning of this administration, talking about those critical minerals, talking about the encroachment of our adversaries on Greenland, talking about the defense of Greenland, the NATO alliance, our defense, modern threats, the Arctic, the list goes on. He's been identifying these threats, and what we're seeing here is President Trump addressing these threats, and also identifying opportunities, identifying opportunities that can make us all prosperous. That's the art of the deal in action, and President Trump is showing, once again, why is the dealmaker in chief? So is it time to hit the shores of Greenland as Americans? I mean, they don't have a lot of infrastructure there yet. Does our footprint in those small areas that I understand from the potential deal that's coming, we will have control over small footprints probably near military bases? Talk to me about that. Well, as President Trump said, details on this will be forthcoming, and I don't want to get ahead of the president, and as these discussions are being finalized. But again, I think it's important to stress the context here of President Trump identifying this problem. Everyone's saying, "A deal wasn't possible. Don't bring this up. Ignore this." President Trump's saying, "No. I'm not going to ignore this threat to our security. I'm not going to ignore the opportunities." He's having these hard conversations, and the people to have these hard conversations with are our security partners. So we're seeing President Trump in action, once again putting America first. But when he puts America first, that actually helps the NATO alliance. It helps everyone in terms of our security and prosperity. Talk to me about the board of peace, if you can. 25, upwards of 25 members now. Well, this is something that came out of the Gaza ceasefire deal that was announced, unprecedented global coalition that was put together by President Trump that saw the release of hostages, that saw humanitarian assistance entering Gaza in a way that wasn't being looted by Hamas. And so what we see now is President Trump building on this unprecedented global coalition, trying to see the implementation of peace and prosperity, making sure that we're seeing these peace deals put into action. President Trump, who has negotiated eight peace deals around the world in just a year, an unprecedented advancement of peace. We're seeing this board of peace being an effort to see that long-term peace and prosperity. So a really historic announcement that we saw on Davos here, building on the huge momentum, the global coalition that President Trump has put together. Yeah. I'm looking down at my notes. It's been 103 days since Israel and Hamas, the ceasefire agreement came into place. And of course, we've seen some bubbling up and the president and the secretary of state Rubio have said, you know, that can happen. But the peace is holding, the ceasefire is holding. And so that is a huge development in all of this. It is great to have you on the program. Tommy Pickett, come back. Thanks for having me on.

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- Look, I can tell you right now, the Border Patrol morale is going through the roof. We've had the handcuffs taken off. We're allowed to actually do our job, which is go out and enforce the law. Under this administration, they have literally taken the handcuffs off and allowed us to enforce law instead of policies that were created to contradict the law. And so our morale has continued to rise. I met you out in the field today. I was over on Rio Grande yesterday, outstanding morale in El Paso today, visiting with troops out here and the agents, and the morale is just through the roof. - And how's recruiting? - Recruiting's looking great. We're seeing some of our highest numbers ever. Really excited about that because as you know, during the previous four years under the Biden administration, we saw a mass exodus from the Border Patrol and we saw some of our lowest recruiting numbers. We're seeing the opposite. We're seeing agents pull retirement paperwork in order to continue staying in and serve, and we're seeing our recruiting numbers go through the roof. And so, and from the clip you showed earlier, Dana, that I wanna really, really drive it home. That very area that you were talking about in Eagle Pass was seeing an average of three to 4,000 a day. Right now, Eagle Pass, Texas, is seeing an average of 18 apprehensions a day and very few getaways, little to none. Some days, zero gotaways. You can't paint a better picture on the level of security we have on this border. It's making our border safer. It's making our community safer. One of the pictures you showed is a park, in Eagle Pass, Texas, called Shelby Park. That park's been returned to the citizens of Eagle Pass. They can now go out there and golf. They can enjoy their park. That's been returned to the rightful owners of that park because we've been able to make it safe and secure by reducing the total number of aliens riding around.

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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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Thank you. Thank you very much. Hello, Phoenix. Hello, Phoenix. We love Phoenix. We've done well in Phoenix. I love this place. I even wore a special tie. Because it represents the sun. It's nice and sunny. And you got thousands of people outside that didn't get in, so I don't know about, I don't know if they're gonna be so thrilled, but I'm thrilled to be back in beautiful Arizona with thousands and thousands of proud, hard-working American patriots, which is what you are.

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that the left thought that by locking down Donald Trump in a courtroom in downtown Manhattan that everybody would literally forget about him. But the truth is what he's done both before and after the trial, whether it's in Harlem or Midtown Manhattan or just having a quick presser, I think Americans are seeing not so much a guy who's being targeted by the left, but a man who can withstand pressure. He knows how to survive, he knows how to fight for America no matter what it takes. And that woman and that old guy, meaning Joe Biden, they just can't do anything else to him. And Trump is going to win. I think it's that simple. Trump's going to win.

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former President Donald Trump pulling ahead of Biden on every major issue. Look at that. Looking back, voters remember the Trump term and stacked up against the Biden term. It's no contest. Voters should put aside all the chaos and just look at the Biden and Trump terms on paper.

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-Hello, everybody. I was looking at this gentleman. He's doing a fantastic job. The people of Poland love him. They really do. He is up here. And yet, it's not an easy thing to accomplish, but he's done a fantastic job, and he's my friend. And we had four great years together. Four great years. He held us through. We may have to do it again. Thank you very much, everybody.

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that look, this is really done great damage to the New York legal system and how it's perceived internationally. This is thrilling for many people in New York who after all elected James on a pledge to bag Trump for something. So this is obviously playing well to the New York base, but outside New York, particularly international businesses are looking at this, I think with a degree of horror that a judge could come up with a figure so large you have to sell parts of your business just to get an appeal.

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Trump you've seen Trump a lot recently. How's he doing? He's doing great, it's incredible, you know, we just spend some time with him Yeah, but you seem to be having more fun than anybody and I was I was having watch that video back We're walking in the ring. It was looking all tough. You're like This is a greatest day of my life. I love which was I was so much fun It was amazing. I love spending time with him getting to know him, you know since he became president the first few months having dinner at the White House with him and from there on we've just really hit it off and You know, I can relate to in a lot of ways It's somebody who might speak out of turn a little bit You see what's on his mind But you know, I think if you look at his track record and who he is as a whole There's a lot more good there than anything. I think people, you know, I could go both ways I always say with me you can go on the internet and you can make me out to be some crazy wild party animal who just has his middle fingers in the air and doesn't care or he can Be someone who's a single father loves his family loves his country does a lot of philanthropy It's all there for the taking and you know, I try to see the good in people I haven't always executed that correctly or you know, it's not But you know, whatever it is when I give it it's and it's a hundred percent real Well, so without like betraying the details of your conversations. You've been with the guy with Trump A bunch of times since he got indicted and the world is kind of crashed in around him. How does he seem? Can't tell really. Oh, I mean when we're golfing and we're hanging out in different scenarios here and there it's um His spirits are always up and he's he's he's always talking about this country He's always talking about this country and how he wants to win for he likes to win it anything Yeah, that's anything well, we're golfing like, you know, I want a hundred bucks from him to UFC I don't think he was too happy about it, but would you bet on we were betting up fights? You know, we're just picking guys, you know to make it more interesting. Yeah, and um Man somebody that's that's in that office in any office that wants to win for this country I'm in I've never seen anybody wants to win for this country like that I don't think we'll ever see anything like it in our lifetime means the greatest president we've had and he's Unaffected in your experience by everything that's happening. Is he pissed off? Sure. Yeah, but he doesn't seem broken at all I don't want to speak out of school, you know, but uh, you know Yeah, who's not gonna him and haul a little bit about the people that are doing this to him You know these people in New York. It's a freaking joke. Yeah, I mean one Google search on Zillow property in Palm Beach There's like a couple acres. It comes up on the water. It's all it's 200 million dollars Yeah, and they're like Marlon was only worth 17 million. It's like well, you are a stupid son of a bitch if you say that Yeah, you know, he gives up he takes loans from the bank. Whatever he pays them all back. Everybody makes money There's no crime here. Yeah, I just you know, they're just it's it's completely Anybody who can't see their fucking women. It's just blinded. Yeah, I know the guy speaks out of turn a little bit says some things I can relate. Yes I do it myself, you know quite often because I'm if I just say what's on my mind and I can get that but I don't know how you look at his track record what he did and how he had this country fired on all cylinders when he was in office Everybody working, you know military is the strongest he's leading with you know strength and uh Borders, you know under control just energy independent, you know, he could go on and on I don't get it. You know, I understand because it seems like it's a lot of women like in my life and stuff They're like, I don't like the way he talks That's like come on You're not you're not putting them in the office to hear them talk nice. How many years have we had of that?

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