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[Music] No lighters no bait. [Laughter] No lighters no bait. No lighters no bait. [Laughter] [Laughter] [Laughter] [Applause] I don't know, I don't see anyone walking with me. Go Trump! [Applause] Yes you brought me the horse. You brought me the horse. [Music]

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To bring jobs, factories and wealth racing back to Pennsylvania, we will have a 15% made-in-America corporate tax rate cutting the tax from 21 to 15, and I got it down to 21 from 39. But there is a but, but only for those who make their product in America, made in America. One of the biggest guys, highly sophisticated guy, wealthy guy on Wall Street called me up. He said, "Who the hell gave you that idea? It's so simple, right? You're going to get that additional tax cut, but you have to have your product made in America. Isn't that great?" They said, "Who gave you?" That's like the paper clip. Somebody came up with the idea of a paper clip many years ago, and people saw it. They said, "Why didn't I think of that? But we're going to give a tax cut. You make your product here, because that means jobs, it means a lot of things, it means a lot of great things, and we're going to stop Mexico and China and all these countries from hurting this country, because they're hurting it, and they're killing the automobile industry. You're not going to have any cars manufactured here. If we win, this country will become the automobile manufacturing place. We will bring plants back at levels that haven't been seen for 50 years in this country." Right now, the Chinese are building big factories, auto plants in Mexico. They think they're going to make cars and send them over to our border and put everybody in Detroit out of business, put everybody in South Carolina out of business. That's not going to happen, because I'll put 100 or 200 percent tariff. We don't want their cars. We want to make our cars here, and that includes in Pennsylvania. And for those who don't make their product in America, they will be forced to pay a rather stiff tariff for the privilege of competing with our cherished companies that we're going to take care of, and for the privilege of stealing our jobs, our treasure, and our wealth. They're going to do that. That's okay, but they're going to pay something for it, and it's going to be substantial. And we will take in hundreds of billions of dollars in tariffs. And let me tell you, for 30 years, for 25 years, China didn't pay 10 cents to this country. And when I was president, they paid hundreds of billions of dollars, hundreds of billions. Not 10 cents. They literally never went under the guise, "We are a developing nation." Well, we're a developing nation, too. Our nation's gone like this. We've got to get it back up, and we're going to get it back up fast. But American citizens will use all that money. We're going to pay off debt. We're going to reduce your interest rates. We're going to -- we are going to, by the way, do things. When I was president, the interest rate was 2 percent. Now it's 10 percent. But it's not really 10 percent, because you can't get any money at 10 percent. The American dream for young people is gone. They can't buy a house. You can't get any money. So it's not 10 percent. It's 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 percent. It was 2 percent. Five years ago, we had 2 percent, and now we have not 10, probably 14 or 15 before you get it. But that puts you out of business. Tariffs against us. Remember this. One thing is going to happen or another thing. Number one, they're going to drop all tariffs against us. You know, we have countries that charge us 150 and 200 percent, and we charge them nothing. And I started it, and it was good. We were making a fortune, and then these idiots came in, and they changed it. But we're going back to it. It's a pro-American. It's America first policy, if you don't mind. America first. We have America first.

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