00:00California is very corrupt.
00:01The elections are extremely corrupt.
00:04The judge should not have done that, but we'll appeal that, of course.
00:07We found 20,000, but there are hundreds of thousands of bad ballots,
00:14bad votes in California, millions, in my opinion, millions.
00:17It's a corrupt state and very, very corrupt elections.
00:22If that, if California were honest, if they had honest vote count,
00:26I would have won it by a lot.
00:30Okay, thank you very much.
00:31We had a great morning from the standpoint of GDP.
00:35It came out at a much higher number than any projections, 3.4,
00:41which was almost double some projections.
00:46So, we're doing great.
00:47The country is doing unbelievably well.
00:50The Alaska situation is terrible, what Peltola has done
00:54and what Schumer and the Democrat Party have done.
00:57It was a scheme.
00:58It was election fraud, total election fraud at the highest level, criminal level.
01:04Nobody has ever seen anything like it.
01:05So, we'll see how that works out.
01:08I guess it's being looked at, but it's a very, very bad thing, very sad.
01:12We have a great senator there, as you know, but they tried to confuse it.
01:19And, I mean, I'm a high IQ person.
01:23You look at that list of names, they also put another person on you that nobody is even talking about.
01:30But when you take a look at the names, you would be, oh my — I would say most people
01:36would be inclined to vote for the Daniel, as opposed to the Dan, the way it sets up.
01:40It's very unfair, it's very confusing, and meant to be.
01:44It's a fraud.
01:44The Press on Alaska, Lisa Murkowski, she attacked your administration for filing the lawsuit.
01:52She went on to endorse the Democratic candidate for governor.
01:55What's your response?
01:56Well, that's her problem, but she — I noticed that she also agrees that what they did here was a
02:03very bad thing.
02:04This isn't — you're talking about a totally different — she endorsed somebody that I think she shouldn't have endorsed,
02:08but that's her.
02:10But she also does think that this is terrible, what's taken place with the government — with the race for
02:16Dan Sullivan, the Senate race.
02:18The Press on California yesterday, the judge denied the lawsuit to throw up those 20,000 illegal votes.
02:25Do you think they're going to try to steal it from Steve Hill?
02:28Of course, California is very corrupt.
02:30The elections are extremely corrupt.
02:33The judge should not have done that, but we'll appeal that, of course.
02:36We found 20,000, but there are hundreds of thousands of bad ballots, bad votes in California — millions, in
02:45my opinion, millions.
02:47It's a corrupt state and very, very corrupt elections.
02:51If that — if California were honest, if they had honest vote count, I would have won it by a
02:56lot.
02:56The Press on a letter, sir.
02:58It's in the process of being an American holiday.
03:00Should Republicans refuse to see her come January?
03:04Well, you're going to have to see what happens.
03:06It's hard to believe that she could even be allowed to run.
03:08Frankly, I don't know how you can allow somebody like that to run.
03:13It's so unfair.
03:14When you look at that — nobody knows what to press.
03:17We've done studies.
03:20Nobody knows.
03:20They have no idea who the Dan Sullivan is.
03:23You have Dan Sullivan, who's a great senator.
03:26You have another guy named Dan Sullivan, who never even, I think, voted before.
03:32He didn't campaign.
03:34He was just put there as a fraud.
03:37But people aren't going to know that.
03:39So nobody's going to know what to do.
03:41That's a fraud.
03:42And it shouldn't be allowed to happen.
03:44And it was done in conjunction with Schumer and everybody else.
03:48It's an absolute — it's called voter fraud.
03:51Should not have been allowed to happen.
03:52The Press on a question.
03:54You think you would respect the election results if they're honest elections.
03:58In your view, what constitutes an honest election?
04:01Well, I think what they do, if they don't correct this, it would be certainly a dishonest election.
04:06If they don't correct it — because you can take a good student, a smart person,
04:10and give them that ballot.
04:13And a man that never ran for office, that nobody ever heard of,
04:16is going to get a lot of votes, and it's very unfair.
04:19Mr. President, on Brazil, you questioned the election there,
04:22but do you now recognize Lula as the president?
04:24Do you have any intention to talk to him and congratulate him on —
04:27I'll talk to him.
04:28I think the election was a disgrace in Brazil.
04:31You're talking Brazil?
04:32Yeah, sir.
04:33The election was a disgrace, I thought.
04:36Mr. President —
04:49And are you worried about Democratic rhetoric about trying to impeach Pete Hegstead that they will?
04:55I think it's terrible.
04:56All they do is they talk about impeaching everybody.
05:00I mean, honestly, if we wanted to play that game, we could play it just as well.
05:04But they're talking about Pete Hegstead.
05:06He's doing a great job.
05:08He's a great warrior.
05:09I think he's the best at his job in many, many years.
05:12And a lot of people agree with that.
05:14What group do you have that Lieutenant General Sylvia on?
05:17Who, in your mind, is the legitimate winner of the Brazilian election?
05:22I don't want to comment right now, but I thought the election was a very
05:26great embarrassment to the people of Brazil.
05:29I watched the election.
05:30I didn't take sides.
05:31I let it be.
05:32I was asked not to take sides by the president — the current president.
05:37I didn't take sides.
05:38But when I watched what went down in Brazil, it was a disgrace.
05:43Well, the market says it.
05:44Just take a look at the market.
05:45I mean, their market went down through the floor.
05:49What do you have that —
05:50I thought — I thought it was a very disgraceful situation for Brazil.
05:55What group do you have that Lieutenant General Sylvia leaked classified information at the Pentagon?
06:00On what?
06:01That Lieutenant General Sylvia leaked classified information at the Pentagon?
06:06She's got problems.
06:07She's going to have big problems.
06:09She did.
06:10We're very much looking for leakers.
06:14And she's going to have big problems — long-term problems.
06:17Do you have any questions that you would perform in the world?
06:19Do you have any questions that you would perform in the world?
06:20I think I'm performing well.
06:22I mean, we're — the rallies are unbelievable.
06:25I'm doing a rally now in South Carolina.
06:27It's packed.
06:28Nobody has ever seen anything like it.
06:31I have a 99 percent favorable number with the Republican Party that you saw just came out.
06:37I'm at 99 percent favorable.
06:40I don't know.
06:40I should hit 100.
06:41I don't know who the 1 percent is.
06:43But — so I think I'm doing very well.
06:45But the rallies are very well attended.
06:47And I think we've — we've changed a whole — you know,
06:50we've done a lot of them in — over the last week and a half — a lot.
06:55We did two yesterday — two the other day in Texas.
06:58We did a big one, a great one yesterday.
07:01We had a great rally yesterday.
07:02You were there.
07:03Most of you were there.
07:04And this one, we have lines of people going two miles long.
07:08So it'll be great.
07:10I'd like to see Lindsey — in honor of Lindsey Graham,
07:12I'd like to see his sister win.
07:14She's very talented, very smart.
07:15She loved her brother.
07:17Her brother was a great guy.
07:18He loved — he loved South Carolina.
07:20He was a great politician.
07:22Thank you very much, everybody.
