00:00Hello, doctor. How are you? Hello, everybody. This is so great. And before we begin, however,
00:11I want to just pay my respects to the people. Unfortunately, two are no longer with us. Brown
00:20University, nine injured, and two are looking down on us right now from heaven. And likewise,
00:29in Australia, as you know, that was a terrible attack, 11 dead, 29 badly wounded. And that was
00:36an anti-Semitic attack, obviously. And it — I just want to pay my respects to everybody.
00:43I must say, in Syria also, we had an attack in Syria. And we had three great patriots
00:52terminated by bad people. And not the Syrian government. It was ISIS. The Syrian government
00:59fought by our side. The new president fought by our side. But I just want to pay my respects to the
01:07families. We also had three injured, but two of them are already out of the hospital. And one's
01:12going to be okay. But we lost three. So it was a rough — it was a rough day.
01:19But to Australia and the prime minister, to everybody that we know so well, we get along with
01:26so well — we have a great relationship. That's a terrible situation going on over there. Think of that.
01:32And Brown University. Great school. Great — really, one of the greatest schools anywhere in the world.
01:41Things can happen. So, to the nine injured, get well fast. And to the families of those two that are
01:48no longer with us, I pay my deepest regards and respects from the United States of America. Thank you
01:56very much. It's a very important thing to say. And we mean it. I can tell you, in Syria, there will be
02:06a lot of damage done to the people that did it. They got the person — the individual person, but
02:12there'll be big damage done. And the other — supposedly — they call them a person of interest,
02:19so I'll keep it along those lines, so we don't get ourselves in any trouble. But they have a person of
02:24interest at Brown. And in Australia, you probably read — it's been — it's been a very, very brave
02:32person, actually, who went and attacked frontally one of the shooters and saved a lot of lives. So,
02:40very brave person who's right now in the hospital — pretty seriously wounded. So, I — great respect to
02:46that man that did that. But we're here for a different reason. We're here to celebrate
02:54Christmas and to celebrate. And I think today we can very say, loudly, we celebrate Hanukkah,
03:02because that was such a horrible attack. That was a purely anti-Semitic attack. And to really celebrate
03:09the new year, we have an amazing couple of achievements. We've taken in more investment
03:15money than any country has ever taken in by four times. There's never been anything like it.
03:20And I'd like to say that was because of the November 5th election. But — and it was to an
03:28extent, because without the November 5th election, you would have had a president that didn't have the
03:33courage to use tariffs the way they should be used. And because of the tariffs, we've taken in more
03:38than 18 — think of this — $18 trillion. There's never been anything like it. As an example, the
03:44previous administration, sleepy Joe Biden, took in less than $1 trillion in four years. We took in
03:51more than $18 trillion in 10 months. I'd say that's pretty good, right? I'd say that's pretty good.
03:59And if you go back — if you go back into history, there's never been a country that's taken in more
04:04than $3 trillion. And we have over 18 — that's, again, because they don't want to pay tariffs.
04:10So in order not to pay tariffs, they come in and they build their plant in the United States. It's
04:14pretty simple. And it's been pretty amazing, actually. We have some very special people here.
04:22And because I believe in families so strongly, I think I should introduce — we have Don, we have
04:31his children. We have Vanessa, her children. Kai, Tristan, Spencer, Chloe. Where is — you know,
04:40Kai's a great golfer. Does anyone have — oh, there she is. Hi, Kai. Put your hand up, Kai. Can you beat — can
04:46you beat your grandpa in golf? Can Kai beat her grandpa in golf? I don't know. But she's great.
04:58Chloe is going to be amazing. And all of them, they're great athletes. They're really great.
05:04So I just want to welcome Don, and I want to welcome Vanessa. I want to welcome the kids.
05:14And Bettina, who's with Don, is so — such a fantastic person. Where's Bettina? She's a great
05:20athlete, too. She said, where are you? I hear a really good athlete. So that's very nice. But so I just
05:28had to do that. But then I'm going to tell you about some other people that are here, because
05:31it's amazing. We have a man who just won the U.S. Open in golf. He hits a long ball, slightly longer
05:39than me. I used to think I hit a long ball until I played with him. But everybody feels that way,
05:47even the touring pros. He's the longest hitter in golf. He's the longest hitter, much more importantly.
05:51He putts great. He chips great. He hits the ball dead straight. It's tough. When you're the longest
05:57straightest hitter that puts the best and chips the best, typically you're going to do quite well.
06:03And he does quite well. Just signed a contract for like $200 million for playing golf. You're
06:10paying hundreds of millions of dollars. And he's a fantastic person. You know what he's got,
06:15though, better than all of his game? The head. He's got the head. He's better than anything.
06:21He knows how to win. Where's Bryson DeChambeau? Is he here? Bryson? Come up here, Bryson. Come on.
06:28Come on, Bryson. I want to ask, why is he longer? Look at him. Now, if you rip off the jacket,
06:34you'll see the muscles are serious. But we don't have to rip off jackets.
