00:00You were here, he was here, and Dana, please say a few words. Dana White, thank you.
00:08I've always wanted to do this. Who has the first question?
00:11I have zero political aspirations. I was in a fight for Zufa Boxing in London when he called me and
00:17told me that he had done this, and the last 24 hours of my life has been insane.
00:23But, yeah. Good to see you. Yes, ma'am.
00:26I have a question. There was a pound-for-pound UFC cage match between President Trump and former President Joe
00:32Biden.
00:33Same age, same weight, and considering like styles make fights, could you give us an analysis of who...
00:39The toughest, most resilient human being that I've ever met in my entire life.
00:42Many times during, you know, the last 8, 10 years, whatever it's been, I have told him, why do you
00:49keep doing this?
00:50Why are you doing this when he was going through everything that he went through?
00:53And, I mean, as tough and as resilient as I thought he was after he got shot, I, uh, yeah.
01:02He is a one-of-one unique human being, and, uh, yeah.
01:07Would it be a knockout victory for President Trump?
01:10It would be very bad. Yeah, I think it would be very bad.
01:13I can't believe you actually have questions for me. Yes.
01:16The President has said he might consider a pardon for Pete Rose.
01:22What is your advice to the President about that pardon?
01:24I don't advise the President on anything ever, um, but, yeah, I think it's fair.
01:29I think it's fair to pardon Pete Rose. Yes.
01:31I would do that.
01:32But why does he need a pardon? He didn't, he was not really convicted of a criminal...
01:36It was a tax charge, sir.
01:37Oh, he did?
01:38Yes, sir.
01:38I'd give Pete Rose a pardon. All right.
01:40Let's make it happen.
01:41I think Pete Rose was very mistreated.
01:43He was, you know, uh, 4,200 and some odd hits way ahead of anybody else.
01:50A record can never be broken.
01:52And he was caught gambling. Now it's legal. Right?
01:55Right.
01:55He was gambling on his own team, Dennis.
01:57He wasn't gambling against. That's different.
01:59He was gambling. He shouldn't have done it.
02:01But he went through 40 years of hell.
02:04And they never, and they should have given him a pardon.
02:06They should have given him into the Baseball Hall of Fame a long time ago.
02:10And I spoke to the commissioner about it.
02:12And he agreed to do it.
02:14And then he waited, though, and Pete Rose died.
02:17So it didn't help him too much.
02:19But, uh, I would give Pete Rose a pardon.
02:21Mr. President.
02:24Mr. President.
02:24Yes, yes, Mr. President.
02:26Did you tell the President no to the Press Secretary, Joe?
02:28I don't tell the President no to anything.
02:30I, no, I didn't say no.
02:32I literally, everybody, every media outlet was calling me.
02:35And I didn't want to be disrespectful and say anything until he, he, uh, he said something first.
02:40Mr. President and President, Mr. President, we were having a very bad press day.
02:44And I said, I don't know why, I thought of his name.
02:47He's been my friend for a long time.
02:49I said, you know, I think I'm going to get Dana White to be my new press secretary.
02:53And I sent it to a group of the press.
02:56And that was it.
02:57I'm sort of kidding.
02:58And then he wrote the story as though I wasn't kidding.
03:01And you were inundated.
03:03And I was inundated.
03:04And he was here anyway.
03:06We thought we were having a little fun.
03:07And we brought Dana here.
03:08He would be fantastic.
03:11Go ahead.
03:11Mr. President.
03:12Mr. President.
03:14Dana, first of all, were you surprised by the results of the midterms last Tuesday?
03:19And, Mr. President, you, on the campaign trail, you had said that you had stopped Iran from having a nuclear
03:27weapon.
03:27Why not just declare an end to the conflict and be done with it?
03:31Because we have some great allies there.
03:34And we have to make sure they're not hurt.
03:37And they would be hurt.
03:39They are, right now, a lot safer than they were six months ago.
03:44Because Iran has been very much decapitated.
03:47But they're still the bully of the Middle East in a little bit.
03:49And I see that.
03:50We want to make sure they're okay.
03:52And we want to make sure it's a long-term solution, not just a short-term.
03:56They'll never have a nuclear weapon.
03:58But we have to make sure that it's a long-term solution.
03:59So it's ending quickly.
04:01But we want to take care of people that have been very good to us over the years.
04:06Mr. President.
04:07Thank you, Mr. President.
04:11You told 60 Minutes that you felt that your deportation policy may have gone too far.
04:17But then you named the architect of that policy, Stephen Miller, to be your chief of staff.
04:21Have you told him that you want changes to the deportation policy?
04:25No, no.
04:26We have a very strong deportation policy.
04:28There's no amnesty, no anything to keep that.
04:32But we focus on the worst of the worst.
04:35We want to get the murderers out.
04:36We've gotten most of them out.
04:38We've gotten most of the really bad.
04:40You know, they allowed, Joe Biden allowed 100, well, 25 million people to come in.
04:47Of that, 11,888 murderers, most of whom committed more than one murder.
04:53We've gotten most of them.
04:55We want to get the worst of the worst, and then we'll see what happens.
04:58But they came in illegally.
05:00Many of them have good jobs now.
05:03They're productive.
05:04Some of them are even paying taxes.
05:05And we're seeing what's going to happen.
05:07There won't be amnesty.
05:08Somebody suggested, will there be amnesty?
05:10No.
05:11But they came in.
05:12They knew the law.
05:13And we're working with a lot of different groups to see whether or not.
05:17But my policy hasn't changed.
05:19What we are doing is absolutely the worst of the worst.
05:22We're getting the murderers.
05:23They allowed people to come in for prisons.
05:26They emptied their prisons into our country.
05:28Many countries.
05:29And they emptied our prisons into our country.
05:31And the drug dealers that we have, the people from the mental institutions.
05:37Mental institutions all over the world were emptied out.
05:41Prisons all over the world.
05:42The Congo were, in the Congo, their prison population was emptied into our country.
