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So just say, "Not to my knowledge," but that means yes. Therefore, because she used a fake name to be sworn in, I assume that. She must immediately resign from Congress, right? Mr. Wall is here.
Mr. Wall is a tenant about 500. Mr. Wall is great. Mr.
Wall is actually very smart. I watched him being, I don't know, he's like a CPA or something. But he follows me all over the place with that stupid suit, and I'm going to wear that. I'm going to wear that suit one day. It can't be for this particular group, because, Mr.
Senator, I'm closing the sucker down. I'm getting out of here. I got to get a little sleep. I've been doing a little too many of these. If you don't mind, they said to me two days ago.
They said, "Sir, would it be possible to do a quick little stop in Kansas? You know, like it's like, oh, great." You think this stuff is easy, right? Not easy. But please inform the Speaker of the House, who I just left. Great Speaker, Representatives, and I'm telling you, Representative, we have one of them is Steve Scalise here.
Where's Steve? Look at Steve. Look at you. Look at you guys. Huh?
Wow. But we're going to inform the. Speaker of the House, highly respected James Michael Johnson, that the Democrat Party has just conceded her seat, and that Elon Nour Zaidi, her real name, has openly admitted to fraud, and she will not be legally allowed to be a member of that august body. Thank you very much. And less than two years ago.
The radical left Democrats handed us the dark age of America, but we quickly turned it into what is now the golden age. It's the golden age of America. We've never had anything like it. Think of it: we achieved the most secure border in American history, and in the past 17 months, and this was done by people that lean left. I love the way that.
They say lean left. What the hell are you talking about? What they do? In other words, the old word was liberal.
Now they call. I use liberal because I like it better, because the word progressive is a beautiful word. You know that it's actually regressive, not progressive. They're bringing us back into hell. But zero illegal aliens have been admitted in seventeen months into the United States, and despite.
25 million people being allowed into our country. We've achieved the largest drop in violent crime ever recorded, with the murder rate at the lowest level in 125 years, not since 1900. Long time ago. And in much less than two years, we secured commitments for 22.2 trillion dollars of new investments. Into the United States of America, the greatest amount of money ever invested in any country, anywhere in the world at any time—not even close.
That's why we have, and you know, it did it. I mean, look, the election did it, but what really did it was the fact that I was willing to do tariffs, and tariffs are bringing. Companies from all over the world. You know why? Because they don't want to pay tariffs.
If they don't want to pay tariffs, you have to build your plant in Kansas or wherever you have to build it, and that's why you have more investment right now going into Kansas than at any time nobody's ever seen. But all over the United States, twenty-two point five trillion. You know, ten years ago was China. Three trillion. You know what Biden had for four years?
A half a trillion dollars. We have 22.5 trillion in 15 months. It was. It'll be a lot more. We've never had anything like it.
So here in Kansas, thank you. I love these people behind me. They are. You're getting a lot of. You're getting a lot of television time.
They don't know. See, you think you have the best seats, right? But they do because they only look at the back. But what happens is the television cameras, and if they're really beautiful, not that beauty matters. I never talk.
But if they're really beautiful, they end up being movie stars. They say, "Who is that person sitting at the fourth row center?" But the pharmaceutical company Merck is investing nearly one billion dollars in Desoto to expand production and create thousands of new jobs. Bombardier is investing two hundred and seventy million dollars to create jobs in Indiana, Texas, and Kansas, spending a lot of money. Boeing is investing one billion dollars in Wichita, Boeing, and the big auto company, Audi. Just announced a 40 billion dollar plant in Macon, Georgia, that will produce 200,000 cars a year, and Toyota.
You have to understand, the if you go back a few years, for 49 years we didn't have one auto plant built. We lost all our plants. They went to Japan, South Korea, China, they went to Canada, they went to Mexico. I love the way they say it, Mejio, but it doesn't come out when I say it. People say, "What the hell was that?" I'm not, but I love it when President of Mejio called me.
She said, "She said, please, please, please tell me it is not so." I changed the name of the Gulf of Mexico to Gulf of Mejio. And she was a little disturbed by that. You know, it's been that way for three fifty. You know, they're three fifty, we're two fifty. They're a hundred years old, so it was called the Gulf of Mexico for three hundred and fifty years.
And I said, "Well, wait a minute. We have ninety three percent of the frontage, Florida, ba ba ba, Louisiana, all over.
So we have ninety. They have seven." I said, "Why are we calling it?" I often wondered about that, but I never thought I'd have a chance to do it, and I did it. And I did it, and I—it was amazing. It was amazing. I did it.
Took a—I filed all the necessary papers. I called up Google, Google Map. See, my first term I wouldn't have had the power to do it. This term I do. I learned a lot.
I learned a lot. I'm a hell of a lot more powerful this term. You know, they screwed us in the second. No, and then as you know, although it's you know getting close to being settled, we're not going to have any tariffs to pay to Canada, but we have very interesting.
So they charge our farmers 400% tariffs. Nobody wants to talk about it.
So they're they're going to they're going to end up giving us everything, because without us they can't actually survive. We don't want that, unless they want to become the 51st state, which is possible. But we'll make a we'll make a good deal there. We're going to get that settled pretty soon. We're doing great.
Our country is so respected. But you know the the president of Mexico.
So she called up and she said, "No, no, President, please, please, tell me it's not so." I said, "Actually, it is so." I said, "No, it's going to be called the Gulf of America." Do you know that you go along the shoreline, right? It's booming with T-shirts. Gulf of America, it's booming. In fact, it's so good that because of my dispute with Canada, I changed the name Lake Ontario to Lake America. You know.
And that took legal effect last week, and it's called now Lake America. And I hear it's booming. The same thing, it's booming, and I think, frankly. New Mexico. I have friends that live in New Mexico.
They say every time they go to an airplane, they want their passport. They think they live in Mexico. New Mexico should be called New America. Everything would be much better.
So now I have a lake, I have a gulf, I need a river and an ocean, and maybe a strait.
So I'm going to call the Hormoz Strait the Trump Strait, if you don't mind. And I think the jihadists won't have much of a problem. They'll love that. They'll be very happy. And I'm thinking about calling.
You know, I was in Mississippi. We had forty-five thousand people. I was in Mississippi three nights ago, and I told them that we have to find a river, and we're going to change the name of a river to something having to do with us. And I said, "Wait a minute! I'm in Mississippi now.
I'm not going to change in Mississippi." I explained to them, "We will not change." I said, "We will not change in Mississippi." So I only have the Mississippi and the Hudson, and I don't know either of them. I think we'll leave them alone, right? But I did say, "So we have a lake. We have a strait. We'll soon have a strait, and we have." A beautiful Gulf, the Gulf.
I mean, the Gulf of America is amazing, right? But we need an ocean. And I said, I said it has to because I think big. I've always thought big. You can see that by the airplane.
Somebody else would fly in a little tiny plane. No, but I've always thought sort of big.
So there can only be two oceans: the Pacific and the Atlantic.
So I've decided on the Atlantic. It's closer to Washington, and I was thinking about calling it the American Ocean. And on that one, I had a little problem with Google. You know, Google Map is very powerful. And when I put in for the lake, they approved it.
When I put in for the Gulf, they approved it.
So I wrote a little note to Google. What about the Atlantic Ocean? And I got a call from Sundar, the brilliant head of Google. He said, "President, this is enough oceans. We can't do it.
You can't do that." He said, "Don't do it, President. Please. That covers 27 different countries. You're driving me crazy." I said, "I was only kidding." I was only. I was only kidding.
And Toyota is spending billions and billions of dollars to move production from Mexico to the USA. At less than two years ago, our country was dead. Every leader in the world was saying America is dead.
Now, they're saying we have the hottest country anywhere in the world. Two years faster than ever. And since the election, the stock market has said, "Think of it." Since the election, I mean that's pretty amazing, right? Since the election. The stock market has hit 88 all-time record highs.
Think of that record—that's a record. And before you vote for a possibly, possibly perverted pastor or pastor that's caused a lot of problems with his church, a lot of problems—it's in turmoil. Before you decide to go against. One of the greatest centers in Washington.
Some people say the best, but one of the greatest. Take a look at your four hundred one ks. They're up sixty seven percent. They're up tremendously, tremendously.
So when you want to say, "Let's go against Roger," so you know Biden was down twenty five percent. And we're up 67 percent just in a short period of time. Not bad, Roger.
So, prior to going and voting, you all have to wait a minute. Raise your right hand. I promised a vote. Right, everybody. Is there anybody that will not vote?
Please raise your hand right now. No, don't do it. It's it's dangerous. I don't want you to be hurt. But everybody has to go and vote.
Obviously, you gotta vote. You can't vote for these lunatics. You can't do it. But when you're going to vote, before you leave, please check out your 401ks. You'll see you became wealthy.
I mean, a man and I've told this story a couple of times. One woman came up to me today. She said, "My husband's doing so well financially, sir. I'm so proud of him. He didn't do anything.
I did it." No, he's talking about the 401ks. He's like he's a genius. But I had a policeman come up because I say hello to a lot of policemen backstage and everywhere. And he said, "I want to thank what you've done for me because my wife always considered me a financial moron." He said, "A terrible term," and now she thinks I'm one of the greatest investors of all time. Darling, you're so brilliant.
You're so brilliant, darling. I love you so much. For 15 years, she's been killing me.
Now she thinks I'm a genius. Thank you, sir, very much. But under my leadership, income for hardworking Americans has soared to the highest level ever recorded. More Americans are working today than at any time in the history of our country. The poverty rate has reached its best and lowest level.
In American history, with African American poverty, Hispanic American poverty, Asian American poverty, Native American poverty rates at their best and lowest levels ever recorded, and exports have soared to the highest level in American history. Ladies and gentlemen, good night. Thank you very much. Now I'm only kidding.
Now I'll finish it up. What the hell? I figured I could get out of here a little. No, think of that. I just read you four things, right?
Income's the highest it's ever been. Exports, you know. Barack Hussein Obama, a terrible president, a failed president, a man that gave the nuclear. A road to nuclear weapons to Iran—they would have used them by now. But Barack Hussein Obama said, "We'll never be a manufacturing nation." Well, exports just hit the highest level ever.
But think of it: poverty, best numbers we've ever had, and we have more jobs right now than at any time in the history of our country.
So I could actually end this speech right now, right now, and just walk off the stage and say, "Vote for these guys," and just leave me alone. I'm going home. I'm going home. I just want to get the hell out of here, but I don't because I love you. Also, I'll finish it up.
But isn't wouldn't that be a great time to end it, right, Mr. Wall? Stand up, please. Look at this guy. He's been a loyal supporter.
He's got plenty of cash. He must have cash. He travels all over the country with it. He must have cash. But he's a great guy.
But it's been amazing. It's been an amazing ride. There's never look just in all seriousness. There's never been anything like we you know what we've done with Make America Great Again, MAGA. Call it whatever you want, but there's never been any time like this in the history of our country, probably in the history of any country.
You know, people have done well a little bit politically where they run for office and they come in second and. They make a big political career because they came in second sometime in a primary. You know, they come in second in New Hampshire. They come in second in Iowa. They come in second here, and they become you know political pundits.
They do great. We won all fifty states. Think of it in in massive in massive numbers. It wasn't even a contest. And you know what's happened has been amazing.
And it's a It's really a campaign of love—the love and the respect that we have for each other. And I always say, "You people, look at all the people—they're pouring in. They're still pouring in. What the hell is going on? We have the speech is almost over.
No, but but no. Think of what we've done. What we've done together is incredible. We're not going to let, like people in Michigan, like this Telefrico in Texas. You know, Ken Paxton.
Some people like him, some people don't. But everybody said he's the best attorney general in the history of Texas, and I would say Chris, one of the best, easily one of the best in the country. And he deserves to win, and he'll be a great senator. He's going to be great because here's our views. He's not going to come out against guns.
He will not. He won't come out against guns. He won't come out against the things that we all believe in, and that's what we have with Roger. But much more so. I mean, these guys will fight for us.
If you look at our candidates, are all solid. If we're going to rely on this, like this jihadist from Michigan, he will come out against every single thing we stand for. Even though now he's trying to disavow what he said for years and years. And as soon as the election's over, it'll be nothing but problems, and we can't afford to have that. We can't have that, and we certainly can't have it in Kansas.
Can you imagine a guy that's against guns? Your guy has an F rating. Your opponent has an F rating. Could you imagine in Kansas being against guns, being against some of the things, being being in favor of transgender, where? Where your boy Tim leaves your house, a little boy leaves your house, and Tim comes back four days later as Sarah.
And we have that. You know, a lot of times you say that, say, "Oh, that's sort of not funny," but nobody believes it. You have that. You have states where they can do whatever they want. It's crazy.
It's crazy, and we're not going to let it happen with our. Republican Congress, I signed the Great Big, and I had a lot of help from that man right there, the Great Big Beautiful Bill, including no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, no tax on Social Security for our great seniors, and we made interest on car loans fully deductible, but only if you buy a car that's made in the USA, made in America. And to protect family farms, we ended the unfair estate tax or the death tax that's farms. And so, if you want to leave your farm or your small business to your children on the assumption that you like it, does anybody here not like their children? Will you not going to leave it?
Because if you don't, just don't listen to the next two minutes. But but terrible things happen. You know the. Charge a tax. They come.
They assess the farm. They go out, borrow money, and they can't pay it back, and they end up losing the farm. And in many cases, they commit suicide. Your children, and we're not going to have that.
So we ended the estate tax on small farms and businesses, so you can leave it to your children, and they're not going to have to worry about banks and interest. I gave our farmers twelve billion dollars of relief to protect them from unfair trade practices, and in my first term, I gave them twenty-eight billion dollars. Twenty-eight, and I recently signed.
Well, they just had a poll, and they said I'm the I'm the best president in the history of presidents for the farmers and ranchers. We're not going to let anybody. We're not going to let anybody hurt you. We could use a little more beef, if you don't mind.
Okay, could you could you speed it up a little bit, just if you don't mind, be helpful. But we have the prices coming down. I recently signed an order waiving the off-road requirement for red dye diesel, allowing farmers, truckers, anyone else to fill up with red dye diesel, totally tax-free. That's going to save you a lot. And by the way, in a month or so, you're not going to need that.
Maybe less. You're not going to need any of this stuff, but you have it anyway. I announced the Harvest Fuel Relief Program, providing our farmers with eight billion dollars to offset diesel costs in the harvest season. And just last week, Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum. Working with Senator Roger Marshall, launched the Range Land Health Initiative to strengthen America's cattle industry and support our great Kansas ranchers.
It's the biggest—it's the biggest thing ever done of such nature, by far. And we're opening much more federal lands for grazing, clearing the backlog of grazing permits, and we've. I mean, the grazing permits were years and years out of whack, and we're guaranteeing full 10-year permit renewals, and finally putting American ranchers first. We're putting them way ahead of others. And you know, I would like to ask Doug Burgum.
Would you come here? He happens to be. He's a big. He's a big shot. He's the Secretary of the Interior.
But this will boost a giant. Usually, I mean, just an incredible Kansas cattle industry, and it's going to help a lot. And the one that was leading the way in this more than anybody, more than even Dugger myself, was Roger Marshall. I have to tell that. Doug, please.
Hello, Kansas. Do we have any farmers out there? Do we have any ranchers out there? That's fantastic. Cause here in Kansas, the number one industry, you know what it is?
It's agriculture. It's twice as big as any other industry in this state. And I got to tell you, there's one person who gets up every time I have a conversation with the President of the United States. He wants to know what are we doing for America's farmers and ranchers. And it doesn't matter whether he's calling me at midnight or he's asking about another meeting.
He's there. And of course, we were here just Tuesday of this week, standing in a field with.
Some of Kansas's great ranchers signing that initiative that President Trump just talked about, opening up more land, creating more opportunities for ranchers, fighting for all of you, and that's what President Trump does every single day. I got one other quick question since we're wrapping up the whole thing. Anybody here from Ottawa County? Anybody here from Minneapolis, Minneapolis, Kansas? My mother was born in Minneapolis, Kansas.
Let's go, Kansas. How about that? But we got to say to all of you and President Trump, the reason why he's here tonight—he could be any place else in the world—but he's here because he loves Kansas. But he cares about all of you, the working people of America. He knows the best of America is in our small towns.
He knows it's in the values. He knows it's in what Roger Marshall represents. His whole life, and that's what he's fighting to do. Is literally—it's not about an election. It's about saving our country.
That's what he's been doing for the last twelve. Twelve years, and he's doing it all over the country. He's worked harder than any other president ever has during a midterm. Let's give it up for President Trump. What a great guy he is!
He's done a fantastic. He has done a fantastic job. Thank you. Thank you. Wow!
Thank you very much. Thank you very much. No, I saw Doug. I got to know him a little bit. He was a very, very successful one of the most successful governors in the country with North Dakota, and the job he did there is legendary.
And he was term limited. I said, you know, when I announced I was running, I said I got to get that guy. And we did, and he's been Secretary of the Interior, working with the people over at Energy, Chris Wright, and everybody. Recommended Chris Wright, and he's been fantastic. Thank you very much.
That was very good. I'm very impressed. That's very good. But if you elect Roger Marshall, I will sign his bill. This is something that's been very strong for him.
He's got it almost ready to go. Limiting out of control. A lot of people don't know what it means, but it's a big thing. Out of control credit card swipe fees, saving you an estimated at least two thousand dollars per year. It's a big thing for for Roger, and that's a big thing for Roger.
Most people have no idea what the hell it means. Credit card swipe. Does anyone know what a credit card swipe fee is? What the hell is it, Roger? It's going to save two thousand dollars, but you know what?
He wants it. And then I checked, and it could actually save more than two thousand.
So let's go with it. Should we go with it? Nobody knows what the hell it is, but it's important. Today, I'm also announcing that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will be investing four point three billion dollars in Kansas mortgages next year to help fifteen thousand Kansas homebuyers achieve their American dream. And I want to thank the chairman, Fannie Mae, and Freddie Mac.
Bill Pulte is doing a fantastic job. Thank you, Bill. He's doing a great job.
So we got a lot of money coming to Kansas. We made the largest ever investment in the United States Armed Forces—one trillion dollars—and we have the greatest military by far anywhere in the world. And you see that in the Hormone Strait. We have control over the, you know. Iran for years have threatened they're going to take over.
They did. They took it over. We took it back from them.
So they said, "Well, we're going to control it." They took it. Then our navy came in. We took it in about two minutes, and we now have total control over the Hormoz Street. And last week, front page of the Wall Street Journal, we had more oil coming through the Hormoz Street than we did more than eight months ago before this thing started.
So it's amazing. We have a lot of oil pouring in. And we captured and brought to justice the outlaw dictator of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro, who is now awaiting trial. And we won the war in Venezuela in one day. And we're now working with them to produce millions and millions of barrels of oil.
Is pouring into our country already. And you know it's interesting because I heard this real lightweight, a stupid guy. His name is Rokan, I think, some name. Weird guy, he said, we should impeach everybody involved with the war in Iran. I said, why?
He said he was on television. Impeach, you know why? Because we want to stop Iran from having a nuclear. I would say that's a tough. That's dumber than the phone call that turned out to be a perfect phone call, right?
But he said he's spending twenty five million, twenty five billion dollars on that.
Okay, what they don't say is that I made. Hundreds of billions of dollars with Venezuela. What they don't say is, we got Greenland. You know, you kept hearing about Greenland. Greenland's worth trillions, trillions of dollars.
What they don't say is we made 70 billion dollars on our purchase of Intel stock. What they don't say is we are making so much money. What they don't say is that we made 25 trillion dollars in growth. We had 25 since the beginning of our term. We have created 25 trillion dollars worth of growth in this country.
So when he says about the cost of the war, and by the way, you want to see cost? You want to see cost? Let Iran have a nuclear weapon. You want to see cost? You'll see cost.
You'll see cost a thousand times that amount. These guys are sick, bad people. I terminated Barack Hussein Obama's JCPOA. That's the Iran nuclear deal. One of the worst deals I've ever seen, which was a road to a nuclear weapon for Iran.
We obliterated Iran's nuclear enrichment capacity, Operation Midnight Hammer and Operation Epic Fury. You remember, remember those beautiful planes, bois, every one of those planes. Think of it, one o'clock in the morning, no moon, pitch black. They knew we were coming. They couldn't see a thing.
Stealth, and those beautiful wings, the wings. They were pieces of art. They flew over with two of the heaviest bombs each ever ever made, and every single bomb hit its target. We knocked out their nuclear capacity, and we can do it again in five minutes. Five minutes.
And I did something which should cause immediate victory for the midterms, but the press doesn't like talking about it because it's too good. I got most favored nations agreements approved. That reduce the cost of many prescription, all prescription drugs, from the highest drug prices anywhere in the world.
So I took it. We were paying for ever 50 years the highest drug prices of any nation anywhere in the world. We are now paying the lowest drug prices of any nation anywhere in the world. And we've achieved the largest drug price reduction in history ever recorded, with price differences of three hundred, four hundred, five hundred, six hundred, and even more than that percent. Think of it, six hundred percent.
So nobody else could have done that, and it wasn't easy to do because I had to get all of the other nations to raise the price of their drugs. Like France, I said to Macron, I said Emmanuel. Do you mind doubling or tripling the price of your drugs, please? Because you know we're not as big as the world, so therefore, so if you had a drug that was selling in France for, for, like, ten dollars, ours would sell for a hundred and thirty dollars.
So it's ten dollars versus a hundred and thirty.
So they raise theirs up to twenty or thirty, and we bring ours down to twenty or thirty from a hundred and thirty.
So what happens is we took our prices from the highest prices in history to the lowest prices in history, and no other president even tried to get it. You know how I got it? I said, "Look, would you do it?" And they said, "No, no, no, we will never do that because we're asking them to double their drug prices." Now the world's bigger, so they go up ten, and we can come down like ninety, but. The world's bigger, but I said, "Would you do me a favor? Raise your drug prices, please." They said, "No, we will not do that, Donald.
I will not." I said, "Yes, you will." "No, we won't." "Yes, you will, because I'm going to put a 200 tariff on all wines and champagnes coming out of France, and that's far more than the money we're talking about." He said, "Donald, it would be our great honor to double our drug price," and we won. And the Democrats are always talking about reducing. They don't have to reduce them anymore. I just got the biggest price reduction in the history of that business. And honestly, I think it's something.
And you helped me with it. I think it's something, Roger. That that's all you should actually even that one thing alone is so big, and that's going to have a huge cost because 50 percent of healthcare is that. That's going to have a huge reduction in healthcare for everybody here. We abolished all discriminatory diversity, equity, and inclusion policies throughout the federal government.
We got critical race theory and transgender insanity out of our schools, and we made English the official language of the United States of America. And our country is doing so well under Republican leadership that only I can make this promise you. This is a promise to you, but I always fulfill my promises. Everything I've done. One of these people standing right back there said, whether you like him or not, he made promises in his campaign and he fulfilled many more promises.
I didn't. I never told you I was going to do all the kind of things that we've done. We. He said. That I fulfilled more promises than I made.
Most people don't fulfill any, but it's true. But this is a promise: if Republicans win the House of Representatives and the Senate, I am going to give all adult citizens in the United States of America five thousand dollars. And that, if you're married, if you have a wife, it's five thousand and five thousand. It's ten. And only Republicans can do it because we're taking a massive.
What we're doing is we're getting we're taking in massive amounts of money through tariffs and record-setting economic success. But the Democrat policies won't allow this to happen, because they're insane. They'll destroy our economy. They'll destroy our country, and if the Democrats win, you will have a 1929-style economic depression.
So, if the Republicans win, you will each have five thousand dollars in your pocket, and economic success for our country like we have never seen before. And remember, just recently, I gave all members of the military seventeen hundred and seventy-six dollars. I gave it to them as a bonus. And the Democrats said he'll never be able to do that. I did it, and it was done a year ago, and it was great.
And remember this: the $5,000 Trump dividend is approximately one trillion dollars. But with the wealth of the United States that we're taking in, we've made 25 trillion dollars since I'm elected. 25 trillion. We have 22.5, 22.2 to five. Coming in—that's why we're building plants all over the country.
So it's very easily able, very easily able to do it. The only caveat is that the Trump dividend is that you have to spend the money in the United States of America. We don't want you going to France. We don't want you going to France, saying, "Let's let's go watch a revolution in action." We want you to stay here. And spend the money.
You could go to Miami. You could go to. You could go to Mar-a-Lago and spend it at Mar-a-Lago. Unfortunately, unfortunately, at Mar-a-Lago, at five thousand dollars, all you'd get would be one hamburger and a very small dessert.
So I would say that's probably not a wise, not a wise choice. But that'll be done. Five thousand dollars. We have to win. The choice in this election is very simple.
You can vote for the radical left, Democrat, communists to loot your wealth, raise your taxes by five trillion dollars, annihilate your borders, decimate Kansas farms, mutilate your children. These are all the things they're doing. Take away your guns, give 25 million illegal aliens amnesty and the right to vote.
So they want them all to come in. They want to give them amnesty and they want them to vote. Because their policies are so bad, they'll never get elected otherwise. Although they do cheat very well, I say. Without cheating, they wouldn't have a chance.
Or you can defeat the Democrat communists and vote for more money in your pockets, bigger paychecks for your families, lower taxes, less crime, a booming Kansas economy, and no amnesty for illegal aliens. But to get that, you must go out. You have to go out and you have to vote Republican. Just vote Republican. Every single, every single Democrat in Congress voted against our tax cuts.
They voted against no tax on tips. They voted against no tax on overtime. They voted against no tax on Social Security for our great seniors. They voted against voter ID so they can cheat. They voted against proof of citizenship, so they can cheat.
They voted against securing the border. They voted in favor of the worst inflation and highest energy costs in American history. In favor of transgender mutilation of your children, and in favor of men playing crazily in women's sports on election night. Kansas is going to prove that America does not belong to those who hate it. America belongs to those who love it.
So you have to go out on Tuesday and vote for Senator Roger Marshall, and you have to go out and vote for Governor Tim Masterson.
So could I ask Roger to come up, please? Glory, glory, hallelujah! God made Trump. Thirty of these. I don't know how you've done thirty of these.
We were watching Elvis earlier. He's got a whole band behind him. He's got singers. You're a one man show. Just, just incredible.
True story. Yesterday we're going to bed. My wife said, "If President Trump calls you one more warning warning before 6:00 a.m., I'm calling Melania, and you're both in trouble." No, Mr. President, if if Kansans value one thing, it's a strong work ethic. And doing 30 of these in just a handful of weeks just shows your commitment.
People ask me why, and Doug Burgum, you said it. It's because you love this country, you love Kansas, you want to make America great again. It's just the greatest privilege in the world that you would be here sharing it with my homies here in Kansas as well, folks. It's been just the greatest honor, Mr. President, to celebrate 250 years of freedom.
We're celebrating it tonight. This may be your last rally until your next reelection campaign in a couple years. But we want to remind everybody: freedom is not free. On November third, go out and vote. Tell Chuck Schumer that freedom is not for sale.
Thank God, we're still one nation under God. God bless America. Thank you. Go vote. Thank you.
Thank you very much, everybody. And also, if I could.
Well, thank you very much, everybody. We have a troublemaker over here, but yeah, get him, get him out of here, please.
So also go to vote for representatives Tracy Mann, Ron Estes, State Attorney General Chris Kobach. Thank you, fellows. Thank you very much. Great job. Great job.
Candidate for Secretary of State Pat Proctor. Pat, thank you. Thank you, Pat. Great job. Thanks as well to Secretary of State.
Oh look, he's here, Marco Rubio. Can you believe it? Whoa, he's getting a little bit too popular. I'm not happy about this. Marco, just come up and say a quick hello, please.
Would you come up? Come up. Come up for a second. People are loving this guy. And Doug, thank you.
What a great job! Come up, Marco. Oh, look at him. He's getting a little bit too popular. I don't like it.
I don't like it. If he gets any more popular, I'm going to say you're fired. Thank you. The most important job every president does is keep you and your families safe, and no president in my lifetime has done that better than the one we have right now. He works every single day to keep you and your families and our country safe, and because he's our president, America's stronger, you're safer, and our enemies are weaker all around the world.
Thank you, Mr. President. He's doing a great job.
He's doing a great job, thank you, Marco. But he is getting too popular, a little bit more popular. I'm going to say, Marco, I'm sorry, you're fired. He's a great guy. He'll go down as the best Secretary of State I think we've ever had.
Actually, we have a friend of mine, Senator John Barasso, another one who's really respected. He's a big, respected guy, and everyone loves him. We have a man here, the House Majority Leader Steve Scalise, who's very special, right? He—he's a very brave guy. Took a hit, a big hit.
You remember that, and almost died. And he's stronger than ever right now. And we appreciate it, Steve. Thank you. Great job you do.
Now we have the Kansas Speaker Dan Hawkins. Dan. Thank you, Dad.
So everyone here today is part of the greatest movement in the history of our country, and our spirit is stronger than it's ever been. And I think before we leave, I'd like you to take a look at these two quick charts. They were done by CNN, so they're meaningful because they never say anything good about us.
So just check this out, please.
Okay, MAGA GOP on Trump in the 2024 election versus Kamala Harris. He got 99 percent of the MAGA GOP vote. Perhaps surprisingly, I might have thought it'd be 100 percent, but it was 99 percent. Compare that to his approval rating now with the MAGA GOP. It's ninety-eight percent.
That is, there's been no real decline in MAGA support. These folks say that they're going to vote for congressional Republicans come the midterm elections. Again, that's the ninety-nine percent that Trump got against Kamala Harris. Look now, in terms of the congressional vote, ninety-eight percent of them say they're going to be voting for House Republican candidates.
So that support is actually really holding up strong. It's really, really strong when it comes. To MAGA GOP and Republicans holding on to that vote. This one, okay. The president Republicans most admire—it's Donald Trump.
This is a historic comparison. A majority of Republicans say, 53% say he's the Republican president they most admire. Ronald Reagan, who traditionally has won that much, Donald Trump nearly triples up on this. Reagan at just 18%, and then Abraham Lincoln, who by most historic accounts is the greatest president of all time, but Republicans say that the president that they most admire. What is this?
Six, seven times as many. Donald John Trump at fifty-three percent, easily crushing Abe Lincoln at eight percent. And the Elon poll showed that he was the greatest president as well. I feel like this slide might end up on a printout on his desk. Thank you very much.
Thank you. Thank you. I hate to leave.
So, in conclusion. If you elect a Republican House and Republican Senate on November third, we will continue to put America first every single day. That's what we've been doing. We will win the war on corruption and fraud, led by our great Vice President J.D. Vance.
He's doing a great job.
We will pass the No Invasion of Our Country Act. Prohibiting any future president from ever opening our borders to illegal immigrants again, we will ban sanctuary cities and pass the death penalty for large-scale drug dealers, human traffickers, and anyone who kills a police officer or a member of law enforcement. We will pass. Voter identification, proof of citizenship, and the Save America Act to defend our sacred American elections, and we will enshrine in permanent law no men in women's sports and no transgender mutilation of our children.
So, ladies and gentlemen of Kansas, it's been an honor to be with you. Special people, you've been with me, and I've been with you. Remember, we won it all three times by record, record, records. We love it. The golden age of America is upon us.
But you must go out and vote. And we got to get Roger Marshall elected. We have to get Tim Masterson. These are good people. These are great people.
We've already made unbelievable progress, and now we will. Reach new levels of greatness. We're going to reach even new levels. We've, we're hotter now than ever before. Hotter than we've ever been.
But we are going to go up a long ways from here. It's my honor to be your president during such an exciting time in the history of our country. My honor, great honor. There's no, there's no greater honor. There's no greater honor.
We've been doing this for 11 years, and there's never been anything like it, and there probably never will be again. There'll never be the crowds. There'll never be the feeling. That I don't think it can ever happen again. This is a unique.
This is a unique thing that's taking place.
So let's go out and do what we do best, which is to win, win, win. On November third, we're going to win, and let's make the next two years bigger and better and stronger than ever before. Because together, we will make. America, powerful again, wealthy again, healthy again, strong again, proud again, safe again, and most importantly, we will make America great again. Thank you very much.
Thank you. Thank you. There you have it—the second Trump rally, another marathon, right on the money. This guy can do another or two or three tonight. He doesn't need to sleep; he'll probably be up before before all of us tomorrow morning too.
Hi, everyone. I'm Brian Kilmeade, and this is One Nation. You just heard the president speak to Kansas voters because he's very worried about the Senate. Roger Marshall seems to be in a virtual dead heat in his race. It's happening all across the country.
That's why President Trump is not leaving. One stop or one stone, not unturned.
Now to one of the most important races, Alaska. Yep, the Justice Department planning to appeal that court order ruling today, dismissing a lawsuit against Decoy Dan, who entered Alaska's U.S. Senate race alongside incumbent Republican Senator, the real Dan S. Sullivan. But my question is, how did it take so long to garner some national attention?
Remember, the real Dan Sullivan told us on One Nation about the deceit months ago. They recruited a guy with my last name at the last minute. They claimed he was a Republican. He's not. They claimed that his middle initial was S, which was mine.
That was a lie. He even stole my website and everything when he launched. That's his. That's mine, right there. You can't make this stuff up.
And he's working with the Democrat. Who's my real opponent? This fake Dan Sullivan guy is not in it to win it. He's in it to rig it for the Democrat Peltola. Yep, and here's the real Dan Sullivan guy, Senator Dan S.
Sullivan, Senator. We went over this on One Nation.
Now everyone knows. The New York Times writes this story. What's changed since this has come out? Because I hear they're not covering this locally like they should.
Well, look, Brian. Great to be back on the show. And yeah, you're right. You and I covered this months ago. I got to get handed to the New York Times.
They did some really deep investigative reporting, and here's what they found. You know, my opponent, Mary Palatola, likes to talk about she's against DC corruption, against the rigged system. Brian, she epitomizes D.C. corruption in the rig system. You can't make this up.
She was a D.C. lobbyist in the summer of 2025, making about a half a million bucks. A year, and she decides to run for the Senate. She's going to announce six months later. She announces in January 2026.
But what was her first order of business when she decides she's going to run? She gets together with her top aides, her campaign manager, her former chief of staff, and Schumer's top. DSCC aides, and they're like, "Our first order of business is to figure out the way to cheat." Alaskans confuse Alaskans and rig the election in Alaska. It was a scheme that was all over the country. Hundreds of thousands of dollars, fake names, and Peltola knew it, and she lied to the Alaskan people for over a year.
And look at the at the end of the day, what this really shows is disdain for Alaskans. And you know, Senator, you heard that too when they did the focus group, and they were giggling how easy it is to dupe them when they looked at the ballot with your name on it. But here's the bigger question: over 60,000 Alaskans already voted. You're supposed to max get 300,000. Is the horse already out of the barn?
Do you feel as though she could have picked up one or two percentage points that could be the difference in this race?
Well, look, it's a really important question, and I want to touch on what you just said there at the beginning of your question. There's reporting in the New York Times, going back to this issue of disdain and contempt for the people of Alaska. Her staff was do as they were putting this scheme together with Schumer and Schumer's aides. Right. They put together focus groups of Alaskans to see if they could be cheated.
And would fall for the scheme, and then they were making fun of these Alaskans. This is the woman who wants to be a U.S. senator making fun and holding in contempt our fellow Alaskans, all of us. It's disgusting. But look, the the broader point is, we we have these legal challenges that are going.
What I'm focused on right now, Brian. And I want all Alaskans to focus on is getting out the vote. Gotcha. The one way we stop this scheme in its tracks. And Senator, everyone's going to be making sure Alaskans get out and vote.
Right, Senator. Thanks so much for your patience. President went a little long tonight, but it's an important round for the people of Kansas. Thanks so much. Appreciate your race.
The whole world's watching Alaska. Senator Dan S. Sullivan. Thank you very much. Meanwhile, seven races still a toss-up.
Let's go right now to Fox News contributor, host of the UUH Show, and Fox. Fox News, Fox News, Mister Everyman. He's. I'm not sure what your title is now, Brett Bear. What do you want to be?
The president of all things important? No, no, no. I don't have as many shows. Right, and you're doing all the election coverage too. You know, special report and everything else.
You, you, what you're there, right? Yes, I am.
Okay, so let's talk about this. First of all, the biggest story, Brett. Let's start with you. The biggest story is Haley Stevens comes out today and says, "Not only am I not voting for El Saeed, I'm endorsing. I'm endorsing Congressman Rogers." What kind of impact is this?
Because immediately, El Saeed got something like 1.2 million dollars poured into his campaign. Yeah, I think it's a big impact. It's going to get a lot of coverage, a lot of focus in Jewish communities, in Black communities. I think it. Makes a difference.
It's amazing to watch online how many Democrats went after Haley Stevens, saying you're no longer a Democrat. You are now a Republican. As opposed to, hey, I'm standing for my beliefs, and I have a problem with what happened. I asked him to say he should step away from this ad and renounce it. He didn't.
He should not run another ad. He didn't, and told me not to show up at an event. I kind of think the turnaround is really something. And if he does lose, he could say, "Oh, it's Haley Stevens' late endorsement," as opposed to the focus on the progressive policies he's been campaigning on. And and you, it's a pretty pretty Titanic news.
I thought Alaska was big news. This is even bigger, I would argue. There's about one million Jews in Michigan. Do they now deliver to the Rogers camp? I think they do, Brian.
And something Brett mentioned is the online reaction to Congresswoman Stevens' decision to vote for Mike Rogers. It's an earthquake in Michigan, but there are aftershocks across the board from radical Troy Jackson in Maine to radical Tellerico in Texas, up to radical Peggy Flanagan in Minnesota. The earth began to shake because Haley Stevens is trying to save her party. She's actually just trying to grab her party back from the abyss of anti-Semitism and extremism that's represented by Abdul Al-Said, and is and for that, even Chuck Schumer came out and denounced her.
So Haley Stevens is trying to save the Democratic Party. Chuck Schumer is trying to save his job. I think Democrats across the country are going to look up and say, especially at that online reaction that Bret Stein, but holy smokes, what happened to my party? These people have lost their way, and I. I think Haley got 726,000 votes on August 4th.
She lost by 15,000 to Abdul Al-Sayed.
So I think that 726,000. A lot of that's going to go to Mike Rogers. You got to be feeling very good if you're Mike Rogers tonight. Hey, you and Brad. I'm sorry, our time is so short.
I truly appreciate your instant instant analysis. Thanks so much. Let's go right out to Senator John Yudt, who's in a tough battle to keep that Senate seat, along with New York Congressman Mike Lawler, also in a battleground district. Let's start with you, Senator. Over in Ohio, the Real Clear Average has you down by two.
What do your internals say, Senator? Basically, our pollsters have us down by a couple points, but our modelers have us up by a couple points because we're seeing a different turnout in the early voting than we have, than than we expected. We're seeing actually better Republican turnout in 2026 than we had in 2022.
So we are optimistic. We've been traveling the state. There's a lot of big crowds and a lot of enthusiasm for us and our candidates. Our camp is optimistic. We're going to win on Tuesday.
We just got to deliver over the next 24 hours. We got JD Vance coming in. We're going to do a North Coast tour across Ohio tomorrow. We're going to energize people. We're going to get this vote turned out.
Well, JD Vance, of course, has that Senate seat, and of course, you got a lot of momentum now, Congressman Mike Lawler. You're in a tough fight. You've always been in a tough fight as long as you're going to fight in that district. Your thoughts about where you're at right now, because you do have a situation where your opponent wants nothing to. Do with the mayor of this city or the governor of of this state.
No question, she threw the governor under the bus, only to grovel 24 hours later and apologize to her. But look, Brian, my district determined control of Congress in 2022 when I defeated Sean Patrick Maloney, the chair of the DCCC. It determined control in 24 when I was one of only three Republicans to win in a seat Kamala Harris won, and it's going to determine control of Congress on Tuesday. We are going to win because we've. Done the work.
My constituents know me. I've lived there my whole life. We have delivered real results, including lifting the cap on salt. My opponent parachuted into the district from Virginia. She owns a house in Virginia, pays taxes in Virginia.
She does not own one in New York, does not pay taxes in New York. My constituents don't take kindly to that. And on Tuesday, we're going to win. Senator, there's a there's talk that the president's about to land a deal. With Canada on a trade deal, what kind of impact would that make leading up to election day?
A good fair trade deal is always good for Ohio because we are the heart of it all. We make things and we like to export things, and Canada is a big trading partner for us.
So if that gets done, I'm sure that will be that will be very well received. Right, and Congressman, lastly, on what's going to take to sprint to this race, the bipartisanship that you've shown and the relationship that you have—is that what you're hearing on the campaign trail? No question, I've consistently been rated among the most bipartisan and effective members of Congress. I'm the only sitting member of Congress to be endorsed by a sitting member of the opposing party. Jared Golden endorsed me just a little over a month ago.
Democrat from Maine, my best friend in Congress is a Democrat, Josh Gottheimer. We work together repeatedly on things that matter to the American people, and I'll continue to do that. And that's why I'm going to win on Tuesday. In a district that has 80,000 more Democrats than Republicans, it's going to be a real exciting time. Senator John Yudt, thanks so much.
Thanks for your patience. We had covering two very exciting rallies the president was having. And by the way, thank you very much, Congressman Mike Law. Best luck here in New York.
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