“Are You A Sick Person?” Trump BLAST At Reporter Again In Fiery White House Q&A

They say it themselves. It's a big price, but actually it's a small price to pay for not letting Iran have a nuclear weapon. And they will never have a nuclear weapon. That's already... We could leave right now, and we would have done a good job, a great job. That beautiful plane right there took them out, but it's under hundreds of tons of rock. But it's not good enough for me. We have to make sure it doesn't happen in five years, six years, 10 years and that's what's going to happen so it really is it's a very small price to pay for not letting the most dangerous country in the world have a nuclear weapon you don't want to go wait wait quiet quiet what's wrong with you are you a sick person no i think this i actually think there's something wrong with you good I wanted to ask Mr. President, since we have the Vice President here, the Vice President said in an interview yesterday that he thought that you would endorse him if he does decide to run in 2028, since we're here. Could you tell us? I tell you this. He's a very talented person, and he's a very good person, but we've literally, I don't think we've ever talked about it. No, sir. I said that, too. You know, who would believe that? I don't talk about it with them. He doesn't talk about it. It's early. We are very early right now. We have to get through the midterms. We'll see how it goes. I'm going to a rally in North Carolina. We had an amazing rally last night, Kansas, for a tremendous person, a number of great people, but in particular a senator who's done a fantastic job, as you know, Roger. And I think Roger Marshall was helped a lot last night when we had that. I think it really took him to a very high level, which is where he should be. But I've done a lot of rallies in the last week, and I guess we're up to 10 or 11. And it's not easy to stand up there for two hours ranting, raving. You have the crowds, but there's a lot of love in those rooms. And I think it's made a big difference. The Republican Party has got tremendous spirit, tremendous spirit, tremendous love. And I'm going to be going for another one. I'll be going also to Ohio, where our candidate, who turned out to be a great football player, that a lot of people, I mean, a great player, not a good player, a great player. But he's a humble man, and he didn't brag about it. I would have been bragging like hell about it. I'm an All-American. I rip their heads off people. You know, John Gruden is a fantastic guy, great coach, and he was a very good college player. He said that he was up to be with his friend. He said, what are you doing here? And he was saying how this is our candidate who nobody, I guess, actually people from Ohio, a small group of sports, big sports fans knew. But we we found out about the real man. And and you probably saw the polls. He's now leading, and he was down by quite a bit. But I looked at the jersey, Husted, and Husted was a real, he was a real, he was a top-of-the-line player. John Gruden said they had the championship team. He said he was the best player on the team. He had 17 interceptions. He was an All-American. Nobody knew this. And in Ohio, when you have those credentials, it helps. And that was an unbelievable rally. But we've gotten others up also. So we've gotten them way up. So let's see what happens. I think you're going to have a good, you know, I watched our Speaker of the House, and he talks about the fact that there's a lot of things going on that the media is not seeing. I really believe it, too. I just feel there's a great, I don't know. The president always loses for whatever reason to midterms, whoever it is, Republican, Democrat. Great president, lousy president. For some reason, I guess they've won two out of 25. I don't know, Oz, is there a reason you can think of medically, why do people vote? But there should be no reason. In fact, you'd think it would be an asset, not a liability. But presidents, they go in, good ones, bad ones, Republicans, Democrats, they tend to lose the midterms. We'll see what happens. I do say this. When I was on the ticket, when I ran, we won everything. We won everything. When I don't run, people don't show up to vote by 49 percent. Exactly. No great science. It's 49% less. If I can get my voters, MAGA, Republicans, whatever you want to call them, if they get out to vote, we'll win in a landslide. But they have to want to get out to vote. And if you're not on the ballot, it's a little harder. So I'm asking them to pretend I'm on the ballot. Subscribe to One India and never miss an update. Download the One India app now.