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She with the media or she with us? Did you vote for him? Very much so. This has been the last 48 hours that have happened since we've been in New York trying to take over. Are any of those discrepancies, bad ones, big ones, and in Los Angeles as you know, they have 20,000 votes and it could be as high as a million votes. 20,000 is just a little bit, and that had to do with the past election, not this current election. The U.S. Attorney found and potentially hundreds of thousands of illicit votes. Mr. President, Mrs. Trump, do you have any update on that suspicious package? There were three found yesterday, one close to the White House. Do you know anything about that? Yeah, they'll be making a report probably tomorrow. Mr. President, polls also show that government corruption is shot to the top of voter concerns this election. Why do you think that is? Well, because the Democrats are very corrupt. To me, corruption is one of the biggest things. If you look at Minnesota, if you look at Los Angeles, if you look at New York, the corruption is rampant. And to me, corruption is a very big factor. There have also been some allegations involved. Who do you run for? The Wall Street Journal, sir. You guys are worse than anybody, you know? After the Wall Street Journal has lost its way, there's massive corruption that you don't cover on the Democrat side. And you should. Because you ought to look at Minnesota. You ought to look at Maine. You ought to look at Los Angeles, because we are straight and we are solid. But you ought to look at the real corruption. It's Democrat corruption, and that includes Jeffrey Epstein. All Democrats involved. Sir, the DOJ do a lot of stuff. What do you say to those concerned about the independence of the Justice Department? Well, all I do is I say this. You have a man named Dan Sullivan, a highly respected senator running. They find a man named Dan Sullivan or Daniel Sullivan, and they put him up as a matter of confusion. He got two and a half or three points in the primary, and he's going to get possibly that now. And I looked at it, and there's very few people who will be able to differentiate, so they have no idea what they're doing. It is a totally corrupt weaponization situation, and they shouldn't be allowed to do it. So I recommended it to the DOJ, and they looked at it. They agreed with me and they've gone to court. Let's see what happens But that's pure corruption and the Daniel Sullivan that they have up was never a participant in any elections Never even voted before it's a disgrace. They found a guy named Daniel Sullivan They put his name on in fact, he later on tried to change his middle initial so that it was the same as Daniel S I think it's a disgrace So are you considering pardoning junior administration officials to shield them from congressional inquiries? Like who? There is a report by the Washington Sun this morning that the White House is kicking around a plan to shield junior administration officials from inquiries. Well, I haven't thought of it, but I will tell you it would be very unfair to go through what we went through for four years with the corrupt weaponization that took place. So, in light of what Biden did, as you know, Biden shielded many people, including the Congress. If you look at what they did with Congress, when they set up the special committee, which was a fraud, they all got shielded. So, certainly, I haven't thought about it, but certainly, I'd be allowed to. And then on Ukraine. The presidential pardons are, they say, the most powerful thing a President has. I certainly don't want to see innocent people go through hell and lose all their money, like Margot. all their money because if she becomes a target you know she's a very honest person but they're going to drag her into a grand jury she's standing right there Margot you're not going to have to worry about it okay can you talk about your work in the Ukraine and what happened with the ceasefire did you speak to the Pope can you clarify it is great to have Pope's support and they are starting ceasefire on October 27 and I hope I hope everything goes as it's planned. The Press Did you talk to President Zelenskyy? President Zelenskyy We talked. We signed agreements. The President With both. She does better than our professionals. Mr. President, would you like the First Lady to get more involved in the negotiations? The President I think she's doing better than the professionals right now. Now she's got to see if this has to do with children and people, elderly people. The Press Have you spoken to Elon Musk, Elon Musk, about the current situation at the conference room? The Press Yeah, yeah. The Press Can you tell us about that? The President No, I can't. The Press Mr. President, the left says that we should believe women when they speak out, but Amy Acton's own mother is criticizing her, saying she's not fit to be governor. Why does it seem like the rules change when it comes to that? The President Well, it's amazing because, you know, they've said very bad things about Vivek, and the press doesn't complain. So you have a mother that said the daughter is a liar, and essentially that the daughter is no good and she is not qualified. And the press comes to the other person, Amy Acton's side. What a terrible thing to say. If my mother, Mary McLeod, the great Mary McLeod, who you know and love, if she ever said anything bad about me, let me ask Margot. Margot, if my mother said anything bad about me, do you think the press might not give me a pass? Mary McLeod would be front and center. This is a disgrace. The mother said that Amy Acton is a liar and she's no good. And you know what? I don't think you could get a better reference than that on Ukraine. Mr. President, President Obama and President Clinton are out there being a little critical of you today. Do you want to respond to them? Well, they're critical because we've beaten them. You know, when I started, we had a very much weaker Republican Party, a smaller, weaker Republican Party. And then I ran, and I won in 2016, and I won in 2022, but it didn't work out that way. It was a rigged election, but I won by millions of votes. and I figured because I did I'll do it again and I did it again and I made it too big to rig even better than 2020 or 2016 and they're out there fighting and I guess I'd be fighting about with them too but Obama was a lousy president Clinton was not bad but he got caught up in a lot of scandals outside of the scandals he would have been a good president. Mr. President any thoughts on Russia wanting to invest in Alaska natural gas? No, but we'd like to get back to life where Russia and Ukraine make a deal and then we'd be able to do business with both. You know, I made a deal with Ukraine to get their natural up to a trillion dollars worth of their natural minerals. And the reason, because Biden gave them 350 billion dollars worth of equipment. So I said, yeah, I feel foolish because all you had to do is ask them and they would have paid, meaning the European Union will pay. No, I have no comment on that other than I certainly will do business with Ukraine and with Russia after this war ends, I would think. So, President, there's a new Intel report that says Iran has increased its efforts to target U.S. personnel in the Middle East. What's the reaction? Well, just a couple of professionals. Which professionals? I played. I didn't play. I just hit balls for an hour. And I didn't want to play. I wasn't in the mood to play. Why not? Because I'm too busy. Fair. I hit balls. At a very lovely course. Mr. President, I can't keep up with you. I'm going with you once a week, and I'm tired, and I'm exhausted. You don't look exhausted. Thank you, Mr. President. But how do you do it? Like, is it coffee? What is it? I mean, I'm exhausted keeping up with an eight-year-old president. Well, you lose your voice a little bit. Not too much. It gets better. I've had this, you know, when I was campaigning and in the last campaign. So the last four months, as you know, I didn't miss a day. I made speeches, oftentimes a rally a day for weeks. And then at the end, last week, I was doing four or five rallies a day. And I said, my only question was, will my voice hold out? And now I've done actually 15, probably 11 or 12 in terms of the big ones. But we're doing a really big one now. I'm going to Georgia. But it's a strain on your voice. It's a strain. You know, it's not normal. water. In fact, I heard a couple of the outlets saying nobody else has ever done it. And it's hard because I'm not campaigning for myself. I'm campaigning for other people, some of whom I don't know. But in all cases, I find them to be very good. Some are really outstanding people, like in Kansas, like in Texas. I mean, in Nebraska, I think we made a big improvement. I would say that just about every place I've been, we've brought them way up. South Carolina, Lindsey's sister, who's fantastic. Darlene. I'll be doing another one there, I think. But they've all come up, and they're all doing well. If you look at Ohio with John, John was a great athlete. I explained that. Big, powerful, strong guy. I got criticized because I was pretty intent on explaining his body type because nobody knew he was an All-American football player, one of the best players. John Gruden told me about it. John Gruden came. I said, what are you here for, John? He said, I'm here to support My friend John, this is Ohio, running for the Senate. Nobody knew this about him because John's a humble person. So I started explaining, look at this guy's body. And people said, what the hell was that? And what I was explaining, as everyone knows, that he's really a great football player. He's one of the best. They won the championship. He was an All-American. Nobody knew this about him until I met with a coach who came to John Gruden, who came to support him. John, you said he's a great guy. So I thought I'd explain that. And his numbers have gone through the roof. You know, I took him, he was 11 or 12 down, now he's leading. So I think I've been very effective, very effective in every single place I've been. I think I do love our country, sir. I love the country, and I love a lot of these people that I'm campaigning for. How far along are you on a possible attack on Iran? Well, you really think I'd tell you that? You've got to ask. I know. Can anybody from the Wall Street Journal ask a question so stupid? How far am I? Let me tell you. Well, we're thinking about doing it and maybe tomorrow. Do you really think I'm going to tell you if I'm going to do it? And there's a possibility I will. There's also a possibility we'll have a nice, big, beautiful agreement that is if they want to make a deal. But the problem is, will they hold the deal? Look, I could have done the B-2 bomber thing a year ago and left. The problem is, over the course of a year, a year and a half, two years, they would have somehow figured a way to make a nuclear bomb. I've got to make it permanent. That's the only reason I'm doing it as long as I'm doing. We've done an amazing job. You know, we're getting, your paper wrote yesterday, two days ago, that we're getting more oil. It's something that I would certainly consider, yeah. Mr. President, I just wanted to say thank you for everything that you've done in Washington, D.C., picking up the streets, making it safer. I come from Chicago. My dad is a Chicago police sergeant, and I've talked to many police officers in Chicago who would welcome the National Guard. They want it. What kind of appetite do you think J.D. Pritzker has to have to now welcome the National Guard? And is there anything you can do without the governor's approval? Blue states like Illinois and California need you. I mean, you can violate the governor. You can go in. Pritzker, the governor is supposed to ask for help. There are certain conditions, national emergencies, like in Chicago, where we could have that place fixed up in two weeks. And just the other day, they had five people killed in one day. Last week, they had seven. It's terrible, not to mention the number of people shot. I could set that up. Washington, D.C., as you all know, is now one of the safest communities in the whole country. And when I went down there two years ago, it was hell. It was hell. You couldn't walk out. people would go into the you know rented cars and everything else it'd be they'd be accosted it was so bad and in a period of two months i had it good in three months i had it really good and now it's a year and it's as safe as there is anywhere in the country and not only safe clean the graffiti is off all of the monuments everything's so beautiful new grass in the parks the tents are all gone and people are coming back but we were losing two three people every single week to death so they'd come in from iowa from indiana they'd come in from other parts from oregon they'd come in just their son their daughter to see the washington monument to see the Lincoln Memorial and they go home dead not anymore not anymore we don't have killings so thank you very much if democrats take uh the house or the Senate or both over the midterms shake out are there areas of policy that you're thinking about working with them on well what Typically, I mean, when that happens, and it happens a lot over the years, because the sitting president always does badly in the midterms, almost. Two out of 25, when you think that, you know, and one was a very unusual circumstance. But I don't think that's going to happen. There's no president that's ever campaigned like I have. I've campaigned very, very hard. I'd like to keep it going because we passed unbelievable legislation, tax cuts, military. The military is so strong. We've rebuilt our military to a level that nobody thought possible. I don't want to see that destroyed. I think the biggest thing is we're a respected country again. We were left at just two years ago. We were left at we were a stupid country. We were a country led by idiots and morons and bad people and radical left people. And you see that when you look at France. Just take a look at France because that's what they'd like to have from our country. And I don't let that happen. Thank you very much, everybody. Are you going to Ukraine? Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.