00:00I just wanted to know why you decided to make that decision.
00:02Because I wanted to make a change.
00:04I think Susie's done a very good job, great job.
00:09We had the most incredible job numbers.
00:13They came out many times higher than anticipated.
00:17The economy is doing well, except for yesterday, because of the vote.
00:24The country lost $3 trillion in value.
00:28We had a stock market that lost $3 trillion in value because of the vote.
00:35But the jobs numbers, we just got announced, 165,000.
00:39That was far in excess of what they thought.
00:41They were thinking about 20 or 30.
00:43And they ended up 165,000 new jobs.
00:47And Susie's going to go over to the political operations.
00:58What do you want Stephen Miller to do differently?
01:01Just run things well.
01:02You said about a month ago that there was zero chance of Steve Miles going to replace.
01:09What change, sir?
01:10I just want to know why you decided to make that decision.
01:13Because I wanted to make a change.
01:16I think Susie's done a very good job, great job.
01:20But I just want to thank you.
01:21Stephen's been great.
01:25And you've got to make a change.
01:28Sometimes in life you have to make more than that.
01:35Stephen's been with me from the beginning.
01:37He gets it.
01:38He's very good politically.
01:40And he's a very good man.
01:41He'll do a great job.
01:42Great manager.
01:42He's a great manager.
01:45Mr. President, why Stephen Miller?
01:48Why Stephen Miller?
01:51Why Stephen Miller?
01:52We get to Iran.
01:54We're doing very well with Iran.
01:56We're talking to Iran.
01:57We have been.
01:58We haven't lost a soldier in seven months or six months.
02:02We have been.
02:04Harmo's great opening doing more business than they've ever done with oil.
02:08He does very well.
02:10We are talking to Iran.
02:11It's not.
02:11How did Phil?
