Trump rallies in South Carolina for Sen. Darline Graham

[0:00] United States. May the Lord God himself bless and keep us. May his face shine upon us. We [0:17] always rise for the flag, but we pray to our God because we are blessed beyond our comprehension. [0:29] Never forget, this is God's country. God bless you. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the [0:45] stage Republican nominee for governor, Allen Wilson. Hey, South Carolina. Are we excited to be [1:34] here? Are we excited to have President Donald J. Trump come here today? Soon. Soon. We're getting [1:46] close. I promise. We're getting very close. First, I want to start by thanking the organizers of this [1:51] event for allowing me to go after Tim Scott. That kind of sucked. Ladies and gentlemen, for those of [1:59] you don't know, I'm Allen Wilson. I am your current attorney general for the great state of South [2:05] Carolina, and I am honored to be the Republican nominee to be your next governor for the great [2:15] state of South Carolina. I have enjoyed the last 16 years as your attorney general. Let me say this. [2:26] I have served as attorney general during three presidential administrations. The Obama administration, [2:33] the first Trump administration, the only Biden administration, and the second Trump administration. [2:45] The number one core function of government is public safety to protect you and your families. [2:56] During the Obama and Biden years, that was not done. That was not done. It was said earlier about [3:03] your next attorney general, David Stumbo. He mentioned it. Fentanyl and drugs were pouring across [3:09] the southern border of the United States. Illegals were coming in. People from all over the country, [3:15] terrorists coming into the United States in droves and waves of millions. They were an existential threat [3:20] to the United States of America. President Trump came in and he closed that border. And I can tell [3:25] you, ladies and gentlemen, drug trafficking has all been promoted by cartels working with Chinese [3:31] to pour fentanyl into the United States to kill our families. It was President Donald J. Trump that [3:40] took a stand and closed that border. If it hadn't happened, we'd have more terrorists in this country, [3:46] more drugs in this country, and we'd be less safe today. As your attorney general, I have worked with [3:51] the feds. I have worked with state and local law enforcement. I see sheriffs out here. I see police [3:56] officers out here. During that time as your attorney general, I have overseen the prosecution of [4:02] thousands of child predators, violent criminals, drug traffickers, and corrupt officials. It's during [4:10] that time I've earned the respect of a large majority of the sheriffs and law enforcement in this [4:14] state because they trust me to fight for you. That's why nearly 85% of the sheriffs in the state from both [4:20] parties endorse me in the race for government. I'm honored that they have my back and I'm going to [4:25] have their back because they've got your back. And I've also got Donald Trump's back because he has [4:32] your back. I have not only been a prosecutor, a career prosecutor for the last 25 years, [4:44] I'm also a career soldier. I joined the military. There's my army guy out there. Thank you. I've been [4:52] in the military now going on 31 years. I've served a combat tour in Iraq. Ladies and gentlemen, I've [4:58] served with soldiers barely out of high school. I've watched them rush into areas where they expected [5:04] to be blown up and shot at, and they did it without any regard for their safety. Kids, I've seen real [5:09] heroism. We need a commander-in-chief who's going to have their backs. We need a commander-in-chief who'll have [5:15] the courage that they exhibit each and every day that they serve our nation and our state. [5:22] We also need a United States, a majority Republican in the United States Senate to protect the [5:30] president and his agenda. That's one of the reasons I'm here today. Now, as a career prosecutor and a [5:36] career soldier who has fought on the battlefields of Iraq and who has fought in the courtrooms from [5:40] here to the United States Senate, I'm a fighter. USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! In South Carolina, we say bless your [6:12] heart. Ladies and gentlemen, I want to thank you for letting me fight for you as your attorney general. I will [6:25] continue to fight for the state of South Carolina, and each and every one is your next governor. We will fight to [6:30] eliminate the income tax, reduce your property taxes, lower your utility rates, promote a kid's first [6:35] education agenda, back the blue, fix our criminal justice system so that young women like Logan [6:41] Federico don't get murdered by monsters who should have been in prison the entire time, should have [6:51] never been out. These are issues that we're going to work on, but ladies and gentlemen, we can't do it [6:55] alone. We need you. We need you to get out and vote. Now, I want to talk to you about something real quick, [7:01] and I'm going to be serious for a second. On June the 9th of this year, there was a primary held. The [7:08] Democratic Party, they wrapped up their primary with very little fanfare. They nominated their person to [7:16] be their nominee for the United States Senate. They nominated their candidate to be governor, and then [7:21] they started consolidated. They started uniting, and they started raising money. Our primary went a [7:27] little bit longer. We had a two-week runoff, and then, of course, sadly, no one saw it coming, but on [7:33] July the 11th, we lost Lindsey Graham. No one had that on their bingo card when they began 2026, but [7:42] because of that tragic event, our primary season went all the way into mid-August. Now, I tell people all the [7:49] time, primaries are like big family disputes. They're big family arguments. Thanksgiving and Christmas are [7:56] coming up. Everyone in here, you all have families, right? And in every family, there's arguing. Every family has the [8:03] crazy aunt or the drunk uncle that makes inappropriate comments. I see this woman over here doing this [8:09] number, right? Maybe you're the crazy uncle or the drunk aunt or whatever in your family, right? [8:15] But here's the thing. While we all have those family members that we don't always like or we don't [8:20] always agree with, if we saw someone attacking them, attacking our family, we back them up. So in mid-August, [8:28] our family argument was over. We got nominees for every office in the state. We got a nominee for the [8:34] United States Senate who I've known for two decades, but who I've really gotten to know [8:38] over the last several months, especially spending countless hours with her on a statewide bus tour. [8:44] We've had long conversations about the future of our country. Darlene Graham is an authentic person [8:50] who is deeply rooted in South Carolina, who loves and respects our state, our values. She is one of us, [8:58] ladies and gentlemen. Do you think for a second she wants to be a United States Senator? No. [9:05] She would trade it in a thousand times over to have her brother back, but she answered the call. She [9:13] answered the call by our president to run, and she ran and she won the nomination here in South [9:19] Carolina in an open primary season. Now, I have had people say that have attacked her saying she's [9:34] not conservative enough. By the way, when you vote 100% of the time with Mike Lee and 98% of the time [9:39] with Ted Cruz and Tim Scott, that doesn't make you a liberal. That makes you a pretty strong [9:44] conservative. Am I right? Darlene is someone that I'm looking forward to serving with, but [9:51] this is what I want to say to people out there, people who don't know if they want to vote for [9:56] Darlene. Not voting for Darlene Graham isn't just not voting for Darlene Graham. You are saying [10:03] indirectly that you're okay with Chuck Schumer being the majority leader of the United States Senate, [10:09] because if we lose the majority because we lost here in South Carolina, that's what will happen. [10:17] Now, by the way, I don't know if you knew this, but a super PAC associated with Senator Chuck Schumer [10:24] has spent over $8 million in the state of South Carolina in this Senate race, over $6 million [10:31] in the last week and a half of this election. Now, do you think Chuck Schumer's super PAC and [10:37] their allied PACs are spending all that money in South Carolina because they love South Carolina? [10:42] Do you think they're spending that money in South Carolina because they love you? Do you think they [10:48] share your values? Why are they spending that money? They want to buy this seat. They want South [10:57] Carolina Senate seats so they can have a strong, hardcore, blue leftist majority in the United [11:03] States Senate. And let me tell you this right now. The candidate that is running right now is not a [11:07] moderate, is not an independent person. This is a person who can't even answer the question if they [11:14] would not support Chuck Schumer for majority leader. They don't want to answer that question before [11:18] Tuesday. This is what's at stake here. The mere existence of Annie Andrews being in the United [11:25] States Senate will embolden Chuck Schumer to be majority leader. It'll do something else. [11:29] Do you know that our home state senator, Senior Senator Tim Scott, is chairman of the banking [11:33] committee in the United States Senate? Do you know if we lose the majority, Liz Warren will come [11:39] over and take that gavel out of his hand and she will be the chairman of the banking committee? [11:43] Is that good for South Carolina? Is that good for America? Ladies and gentlemen, we had our family fight. [11:51] And I want to say to everyone out in this audience, I might not have been your first choice in the [11:56] primary. Darlene Graham might not have been your first choice in the Senate primary. But after my [12:02] election was over, so many of you in front of me and beside me and behind me, you came to my aid. [12:07] People who said, Alan, you weren't my first choice, but you're my guy now. You came to me. You rallied [12:11] behind me. And I'm here today to say thank you. Thank you. It is tough being in this business. [12:22] It is hard being in this business. But knowing that I got you getting my back helps me get your back, [12:27] which helps me get the president's back. And I'm here today to say thank you. Now, I'm asking you to do one [12:32] other thing. I'm asking you to get Darlene Graham's back. We have got to send her to the United States Senate [12:39] so that she can support President Trump and his agenda. Ladies and gentlemen, I'm asking you to pray for all the [12:49] candidates in this race. I'm asking you to pray for me. I'm asking you to pray for Darlene. I'm asking you to pray for the [12:53] president. The things I'm asking you to pray for this. First, pray for grace. It's tough. It's tough [13:01] being in the fight. It's tough being the man or the woman in the arena. Second thing I'm asking you to [13:07] pray for besides grace, wisdom. Wisdom to know to do the right thing at the right time. And finally, [13:17] courage. We need courage to rise to our moment in time. This is our moment in time. This is your [13:25] moment in time. Let's seize it together. Let's win on Tuesday. Let's send Darlene Graham to the United [13:31] States Senate. Let's elect Alan Wilson and Mike Rickenbaugh, governor and lieutenant governor. Let's [13:38] elect our entire slate of candidates and the Republican ticket. Get out. Get everyone you know [13:44] to vote. Take nothing for granted. We have to earn this. It will not be handed to us. Thank you. God bless [13:52] all of you. God bless this state, the state of South Carolina, and God bless the United States [13:59] of America. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage United States Senator Darlene Graham. [15:24] I'm here today. I want to start by expressing my deepest, most heartfelt gratitude for your prayers [16:13] for my family after the loss of my dear brother, Lindsey. Your love, comfort, and prayers have [16:21] sustained us during our darkest days from the bottom of my heart. Thank you. It is an absolute honor to [16:36] be with you and what a privilege to have President Trump right here in Rock Hill in support of our [16:44] conservative Republican team. Look at the fantastic team we have running to defend and promote South Carolina [16:54] values. Some of them include Alan Wilson, who will be a great governor, fighting every day to keep our [17:03] streets safe and our communities strong. And Mike Rickenbaugh, who will be a great lieutenant governor. [17:10] David Stumbo, standing tall to enforce our laws and back our men and women in blue as our next attorney general. [17:19] Cody Simpson, fighting for our farmers and protecting our rural way of life. And right here in the 5th district, [17:31] Wes Clymer, who will take our conservative values to Washington and represent us with honor. And Russell [17:39] Frye District 7, who is absolutely amazing, a great team for a great state. And each and every one of us [17:51] needs your support. I'm honored to be the Republican nominee. I worked hard, really hard in the primary and [18:01] runoff to win. And now I'm the only conservative in the race for U.S. Senate. Staying home or voting [18:14] for anyone other than the candidates on the Republican ticket is a vote for the radical Democrats [18:21] looking to turn our conservative state liberal. When I think of South Carolina, I think of three [18:31] things. God, family and country. Those are my values and the values of South Carolina. And I want to take [18:47] them with me to a place where they are desperately needed. The United States Senate. Early voting is going on and South [19:00] Carolinians face a crystal clear choice between two very different candidates. I am a proud conservative Christian who will [19:11] fight every single day for your family. Democrat Annie Andrews, the most radical liberal candidate ever to run [19:26] for office in the history of South Carolina. Like they say out in the country, she's just plain old bat [19:37] shit crazy. And now Annie Andrews is flooding the airwaves with millions of dollars and deceptive ads trying to [20:02] hide her radical past and rewrite her record. But the good people of South Carolina will not be fooled. [20:11] Nope. She claims to be moderate. But let's do a quick diagnosis of her actual record. Last year, [20:19] her primary job where she made most of her money was not as a doctor. And it certainly was not seeing patients. [20:28] No, her primary job was serving as a paid gun control activist trying to gut our Second Amendment [20:37] rights and take your guns. What I say is, why doesn't she put that in her ads? I tell you why. And she says [20:50] she wants to protect women's sports and does not favor puberty blockers for transitioning kids. [20:57] That's a damn lie. I'm a volleyball mom. And this sports arena in Rock Hill is practically a second home [21:10] to me. I've spent countless hours right here watching my daughter play. Thank you. As someone who's been in [21:21] this facility time and time again, it's clear to me, boys do not belong in girls sports. Yet, [21:35] when Governor McMaster and our state legislature passed common sense laws to protect female athletes [21:43] and stop radical chemical transition therapies on kids, Annie Andrews attacked them and said, [21:49] it was shameful. And how dare you? Well, Annie, how dare you to continue deceiving South Carolina? [22:02] That's what I call shameful. She's shameful. She claims she doesn't take PAC money, but her financial [22:11] report showed she banked hundreds of thousands of dollars from PACs, especially from gun grabbing and [22:19] pro-abortion special interest groups. There isn't a story she won't spin or a lie she won't tell to get [22:27] elected. Let's line up our records side by side on life. I'm unapologetically pro-life. Every child [22:45] is a sacred gift from God, and I'm proud to be endorsed by Susan B. Anthony, pro-life America and [22:54] national right to life. Annie Andrews supports late-term abortions long past the time a baby can feel pain. [23:05] On the Second Amendment, I will always defend your constitutional rights to bear arms. To me, [23:16] gun control is how steady you hold your weapon, and I'm proud to be endorsed by the NRA. Annie [23:26] Andrews was a paid activist for a major anti-gun group on election integrity. The very first bill I [23:36] co-sponsored in the Senate was the Save America Act. If you need a photo ID to check out a library book, [23:46] you sure as hell need one to vote. Andrews wants zero guardrails on the ballot box. She and her Democrat [23:59] allies don't even believe that American elections should be decided by American voters. They do cheat. [24:08] On border security, I love my brother dearly. I love Lindsey. But when it comes to illegal immigration, [24:19] I take a tougher stance. If you come here illegally, you have got to go. Andrews supports amnesty, [24:42] and she even opposed building the border wall. President Trump delivered what Washington promised [24:51] for decades. Real control, real law enforcement, and real border security. Annie Andrews would just [24:59] throw it all away. And I will always back the blue. Annie Andrews supported the Define the Police [25:17] movement. Voting for her means wiping out our progress on the border and returning to the exact [25:24] same failed, dangerous policies of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris that put American communities at risk. [25:33] Look at what I've done in just my first three months in the Senate. As Tim said earlier, [25:38] I cast the decisive vote to confirm President Trump's Attorney General Todd Blanche. [25:47] I voted to confirm numerous conservative constitutional judges to our federal courts. [25:53] I co-sponsored legislation to protect life, ban sanctuary cities, back our military, [26:04] and bring your federal tax dollars home to South Carolina. And 57 votes and 57 Senate votes, [26:15] I voted 98 percent of the time with conservative Senators Ted Cruz and Tim Scott [26:20] and 100 percent of the time with Mike Lee. That's pretty damn conservative. Simply put, I've done more to [26:30] defend South Carolina in three months than Annie Andrews would do in a six-year term. Think of it, [26:42] if Annie Andrews' first vote would be to make Chuck Schumer majority leader, don't y'all think that would be [26:49] her first vote? Yeah. That means stripping Tim Scott of his banking committee gavel and giving it to [26:56] Elizabeth Warren. I would get this one. That means putting Bernie Sanders in charge of environmental [27:06] policy. Do we want that? No. That means expanding the Supreme Court and packing it with liberal justices. [27:15] No. The truth is, Annie Andrews isn't running to serve you, and she's certainly not running to [27:24] represent South Carolina's conservative values. She's running for celebrity status, drinking cocktails [27:31] with the Hollywood and Washington liberals who are bankrolling her campaign. They're just pouring [27:38] tons of money into her. She wants to hand the keys of the United States Senate to Chuck Schumer. [27:45] Are we gonna let her do that? I don't know about you, but I will not allow the liberals and socialists [27:55] to turn South Carolina blue. You know what? They can just kiss my ass. So when you go home today and [28:15] talk to your neighbors, tell them these two simple truths. I'm a conservative Christian who will always [28:22] stand up for South Carolina values. Annie Andrews is too liberal, too radical, [28:32] too extreme and flat-out wrong for our state. I was born and raised in this state, and I love this state, [28:42] and I want to work hard to make it better and safer. Are we gonna let Annie Andrews turn South Carolina into [28:51] California? No. Then let's get it done, South Carolina. Vote today, tomorrow, Saturday, or on election day, [29:03] and bring 10 friends with you to the polls. The stakes are too high, and the future of our country is on the line. [29:13] Thank you. God bless you. God bless South Carolina, and God bless the United States of America. [29:24] Manca le parole. Lo so che non c'è luce in una stanza quando manca il sole. Sorry, [55:26] non ci sei finestra, mostra a tutti il mio cuore che hai acceso. Chiudi dentro me la luce che hai incontrato [55:53] per strada. Da sogno all'orizzonte manca le parole... sì lo so che sei con me.. [56:54] So God gave us Trump and said, need somebody willing to get up before dawn, fix this country, [1:00:31] work all day, fight the Marxists, eat supper, then go to the Oval Office and stay past midnight [1:00:37] at a meeting of the heads of state so God made Trump. I need somebody with arms, strong enough [1:00:43] to rustle the deep state and yet gentle enough to deliver his own grandchild, somebody to [1:00:49] ruffle the feathers, tame cantankerous World Economic Forum, come home hungry, to wait [1:00:56] until the First Lady is done with lunch with friends, then tell the ladies to be sure and [1:01:01] come back real soon and mean it. So God gave us Trump. I need somebody who can shape an [1:01:08] axe, but wield a sword, the courage to step foot in North Korea, who can make money from [1:01:15] the tar of the sand, turn liquid to gold, understands the difference between tariffs and inflation, [1:01:22] will finish his 40 hour week by Tuesday noon, but then put in another 72 hours. So God made [1:01:28] Trump. God had to have somebody willing to go into the den of vipers, call out the fake news [1:01:34] for their tongues as sharp as a serpent's. The poison of vipers is on their lips and yet [1:01:40] stop. So God made Trump. God said, I need somebody who will be strong and courageous, who will not be [1:01:48] afraid or terrified of the wolves when they attack. A man who cares for the flock, a shepherd to mankind [1:01:55] who won't ever leave nor forsake them. I need the most diligent worker to follow the path and remain [1:02:02] strong in faith and know the belief of God and country. Somebody who's willing to drill, bring back [1:02:10] manufacturing and American jobs, farm the lands, secure our borders, build our military, fight the [1:02:19] system all day and finish a hard week's work by attending church on Sunday. And then his oldest son [1:02:26] turns and says, Dad, let's make America great again. Dad, let's build back a country to be the envy of the [1:02:33] world again. So God made Trump. Ladies and gentlemen, the 45th and 47th, President of the United States, [1:02:56] Donald J. Trump. [1:02:58] And I'm glad. And I'm glad for today. There ain't no doubt I love this land. From the lakes of Minnesota [1:03:41] to the hills of Tennessee. Across the plains of Texas. From sea to shining sea. Detroit down to Houston. [1:03:55] And New York too. Where there's pride in every American heart. And it's time we stand and say [1:04:04] but there ain't no doubt. Thank you very much, everybody. Thank you. That's a great group. We've got a lot of people [1:05:29] outside. The fire marshal was reasonably good to us. Not great. Could have been better. But they were [1:05:36] reasonably good. I just want to say a very special hello to South Carolina special. And I'm thrilled to be [1:05:47] back in this really beautiful state. The state which I won all three times with more votes than any [1:05:52] candidate in South Carolina history. All three times. And five days from now, we're going to elect [1:06:00] Darlene Graham to the United States Senate. Lindsay's looking down. He said, I'd love to be here, but it just [1:06:11] didn't work out. But he's very proud of you. He was always proud of his sister. He considered her [1:06:18] the greatest person he's ever known. He told me that many times. And honestly, I was quite insulted. [1:06:25] I said, what about me? I'm the president. So he didn't get into it really after that. But he actually, [1:06:33] I think he considered her the best of all. And he loved her like crazy. And it was really a beautiful [1:06:40] thing. I've seen brothers and sisters. Don't get along so well. This was different. And he was [1:06:46] great. He was a great politician. And she's got the gene. She's already got one of the biggest bills [1:06:51] passed. It was fast. Takes a lot of people in the Senate years. Right, Tim? They go years. [1:06:58] She already got one passed. But we're going to elect Alan Wilson as your next governor, friend of mine. [1:07:05] Thank you, Alan. Across the state line in North Carolina, we're going to elect a great man [1:07:13] Michael Watley. He's not getting, he's not getting, he's not getting, it's not fair what's [1:07:20] happening. You know, the governor over there, Roy Cooper, he was governor. No, but the press [1:07:27] isn't covering it. There's something wrong. You know, Michael Watley was the head of the North [1:07:32] Carolina party and all. And he did so good that I said, I'm going to come back after they rigged [1:07:36] the election. And the second one, I said, I'm going to come back. I'm going to win. And I'm [1:07:40] going to take that guy because they never were able to rig the election on him because [1:07:44] I won North Carolina so easily. And he ran it so well. He was head of the Republican [1:07:49] party in North Carolina. And he did it with Lara. Did you ever hear of Lara, my daughter [1:07:55] who's great? And I said, if I ever come back, I'm going to put him as the head of the Republican [1:08:00] party in the whole country. And I did that. And he was fantastic. Worked with Lara. They [1:08:05] were co-heads. And boy, we won this race. Too big to rig. Nobody had a chance. Right? And, [1:08:11] but I said, I'm going to do it. And then I said, you ought to run for the Senate in North [1:08:15] Carolina. And he did. And they don't give him a break. They have a governor who tries [1:08:20] to pretend he's a moderate and he's not. But I'm just going to give you one quick and [1:08:23] then I'm because I'm really here to talk about Darlene. But I have to say, it's so unfair. [1:08:28] Roy Cooper was a terrible governor, but nobody knows it. Roy Cooper went during the hurricane, [1:08:35] which was a water cane because it would have more water than anybody. It was the worst. He [1:08:40] did such a bad job. It was only until I got there on January 20th that things got straightened [1:08:46] out. He was a disaster. But more importantly than that, he released 88, 85 or 88 murderers [1:08:54] from prison because of COVID. It was a COVID time. He didn't want them. These were murderers. [1:09:00] All of them were murderers. He released them from prison. I'll tell you, you got a man, [1:09:06] Henry McMaster. I don't think he'd be doing this. Henry, would Henry ever release 88 murderers [1:09:14] from prison? You know why he released them? He didn't want them to catch COVID. Who the [1:09:19] hell cares if they caught COVID? Who cares? Right? Henry would say, I don't care if they catch [1:09:25] COVID. Do the job. And first of all, they were mostly young people. They were going to be fine [1:09:30] anyway, but he released them. 88, and they went on to kill in a short period of time, 25 people. [1:09:38] The 88 people got out. Many of them were in like solitary confinement. They were vicious. [1:09:45] He released them from prison. They went on to kill 25 people. And I said, congratulations, [1:09:54] Michael Watley. You just won the race. You know, and the press doesn't pick it up. Nobody picks it [1:10:00] up. So there was a man named Governor George Dukakis a long time ago, and he had somebody, [1:10:07] Willie Horton. They, he released a killer named Willie Horton. Willie Horton went on to kill, [1:10:13] I think, kill and rape. He raped and killed three women in like one day, one short period of time. [1:10:20] And Michael Dukakis was running for president. He had a substantial lead, like 12 points. [1:10:26] And within one day, the race was over because he released a man who went on to kill. This guy [1:10:33] released 88 people who were murderers, and he released them because of COVID. He said he didn't [1:10:38] want them to catch COVID. And they went on to kill 25 people. And one of the killers is De [1:10:46] Carlos Brown Jr. And he was the one that cut the beautiful young girl's head right from the slashed [1:10:55] her neck, cut her head off, right standing behind her in that horrible scene a year and a half ago. [1:11:02] And a beautiful young girl sat down and she had her head sliced off by this guy. And that was one of the [1:11:10] people he released. And it has no impact on, but this is where he's coming from. And I just say to [1:11:17] North Carolina, you ought to put a great man as your next senator, Michael Watley. I cannot believe, [1:11:26] I thought when I heard that story, I'll tell you, Henry, when I heard that story, I said, [1:11:31] Watley's going to win and Watley should win. He's, he's phenomenal. But what are you going to do? [1:11:37] I hope he does well, but it's so unfair. Think of it, another man, one killer, and he ends up losing [1:11:45] an election in a landslide. And he was, he was an easy winner. It was over that elect that he was [1:11:50] going to become the next president. But because he did that, here's a guy released 88 people killed [1:11:55] 25 and nothing happens. He should be excoriated. And it shows where he's coming from too. It shows that [1:12:02] he's radical left lunatic. He's not a moderate. But today I'm pleased to report in breaking news this [1:12:08] morning that the U.S. economy is booming at 3.4%, which is a historic economic level. And you know, [1:12:21] this is way higher than they thought. They don't get it, Tim. How good was Tim Scott? I watched his [1:12:26] speech today. How good. You're so lucky to have him. And now you have two of them. I like that [1:12:37] combination, the two of you. Nobody's going to beat you. But so the numbers came out way, way, [1:12:44] way above expectation. Oh, you haven't seen anything yet. And that's despite the fact that [1:12:49] they don't want to cut, you know, the politicians that are on the board, Federal Reserve. They [1:12:55] hate like hell to cut the interest rates because that would be good for me. And thank you very [1:13:00] much. I love you too. He's a guy, but I love him anyway. He's a guy. He's a guy. He's a good [1:13:06] looking guy, but we like him anyway. Never been my thing. I don't know why, but it's all [1:13:13] right. It's all right. We love him. But consumer spending is way up. Business investment is up [1:13:22] at record levels. And investment in new equipment exploded by 21%. They've never heard. And you [1:13:29] know what that is? That's two things. It's the tax credit that you get under the great big [1:13:36] beautiful bill the businesses get. But I think even more important, it's because of the tariffs, [1:13:40] because all these companies are coming in. They're flooding America. They're coming in from [1:13:44] Europe, from Asia, Canada, Mexico. They're all pouring in. They're leaving and they're coming. [1:13:50] They're all coming in. We have more car plants being built right now in the United States than [1:13:54] at any time ever before. And very importantly, core inflation is very low. We inherited the worst [1:14:05] inflation in the history of our country. And we have, for the last three months, inflation [1:14:11] is 1.7%. I mean, and that's my time. You know, we inherited a mess from sleepy Joe Biden. He was [1:14:19] sleeping. He was sleeping all the time. So we're smashing expectations with today's numbers, beating [1:14:25] 72% of the economists' forecast. They don't know what the hell they're doing, economists. You know, [1:14:32] they had, with my economy at first, I had the best economy ever. And I predicted there were 144 [1:14:41] economists. And there were two people that got it right. Me and I think a guy from the Wharton School [1:14:48] of Finance, where I happened to go to school, actually. But there were two that got it right [1:14:52] out of hundreds of people, the economists. It's like flip a coin. But our economy is roaring. But if the [1:14:59] Democrats win the midterms, they will burn it all down, it'll all end all those jobs, all that big. [1:15:06] When you hear your income numbers just came out, record setting income, individual income at a [1:15:11] record setting level. Nobody's ever seen numbers like that. In fact, I could just read those numbers. I [1:15:20] could read the three or four more jobs than we've ever had. You have the most number of jobs people [1:15:26] work in than you've ever had. I could read a few of the numbers and just walk right off the stage and say, [1:15:31] vote for Darlene Graham. I'm leaving now. I don't have to waste a lot of time. [1:15:35] Because after you give some of the basic numbers, the rest is just fluff. [1:15:41] The rest is just a little entertainment for you. Because once you hear some of the basic numbers, [1:15:47] which you'll hear in a second, but I don't have to stay here all day and talk and talk and entertain [1:15:53] and wait. You know, I always wait for people to start leaving, but they never leave. So the speeches get a [1:16:01] little long. But if you want to keep this growth going, you must vote Republican and you must [1:16:07] vote for really an amazing person, Darlene Graham. And as I said, the late great Lindsey Graham passed [1:16:25] away unexpectedly. I asked Darlene to do this. I said, Darlene, why don't you run? We want you to run. [1:16:31] Everybody, Tim liked the idea. Everybody liked it. The governor loved it. The governor appointed Darlene [1:16:37] without hesitation. But I said, I'd love you to run. I think it would be incredible. And she said, [1:16:44] well, that's a big decision. Could I think about it? She thought about it. She said, yes. [1:16:49] I got you into this thing, Darlene. And you're going to go, you're going to go and your brother's [1:16:54] looking down. He's going to be Tuesday night. Let's make Lindsey really happy and proud. [1:17:03] It's going to be great. It's going to be great. And you know, she's leading, but I had to come here to [1:17:10] I, we got to make sure we're not taking a politics politics. You never, you never know, [1:17:16] right? So you got to get out and vote, but there are only a few days left until election day. Every [1:17:21] single person here has to get out and vote. You have to, because bad things happen. A lot of crazy [1:17:27] things happen. People think that she or somebody else. Here we go. Paid protester paid protester. [1:17:56] They pop up every once in a while. Don't tell. Now they're all trained, paid. They don't do a good [1:18:04] job, but they always hit me right at the punchline. I'm saying early voting in South Carolina is [1:18:10] underway. You must do it immediately. They bah, bah, bah. Some dope gets sloppy, sloppy looking guy. [1:18:19] Sloppy looking guy. They're all sloppy. They're all losers. They're all losers. Look, the morning [1:18:27] Joe's. I got these guys. They followed me to about 800 rallies over the years. And [1:18:32] he just shouted, they're losers, sir. They are losers. Mr. Wall is here. I love Mr. Wall. Very [1:18:38] smart guy. I'm going to get that suit. I'm telling you. Someday I'm going to do that. That'll be the [1:18:46] end of my political career when I wear it. I don't care. But I'm asking you to do me one favor, [1:18:53] pretend that I'm on the ballot. Because when I'm on the ballot, for whatever reason, 49.2% more people [1:18:59] show up. And I am on the ballot because all of these things that we've done, all of these incredible [1:19:05] successes that we have, there's never been. We're not even that close to two years. There's never been [1:19:12] two years like this for any other president. We've never had. Look at the numbers. [1:19:19] So we're on the ballot because they can destroy it. I'm on the ballot. But people show up all three [1:19:26] times. When I was on the ballot, we won all three times. Every race, we won everything. We won all. And [1:19:32] when I'm not on the ballot, the midterms, we just, I don't know what it is. There's something strange. [1:19:39] Because if you're president, Republican or Democrat, for whatever reason, you don't win the midterms. [1:19:47] I think it's two out of 25 races, something like that. And probably, I think it's actually 23 and [1:19:54] two. And it never made sense to me. I'm going to ask Tim Scott to take me back later on and explain [1:20:00] what the hell. That's all. Because it doesn't make sense. Even if you're a great president, [1:20:06] it doesn't matter. You're just so. The one thing I can say is that no president has ever worked so hard [1:20:15] on a midterm. You know, most presidents, including me, the first couple of times, [1:20:19] you sort of take it easy, stay home. You don't do that much. You won your race. Everything's nice and [1:20:26] rosy. Sit around. Then you turn on television and you see results and you say, what the hell is that [1:20:32] all about? I think this is number 28 stop. And it's two or three for Darlene. We got to make sure. [1:20:41] Most important. But we're all working hard. Every one of us. Tim's been following me all over the [1:20:48] place. He's heard me so much. He can't stand it anymore. He's heard. He's gone to so many rallies. [1:20:53] He's saying, please. He brought his wife the other day. She's a beautiful, great woman. She's [1:20:58] she's probably saying, Tim, what the hell are you doing? He can't stand my voice anymore. My [1:21:05] a little bit more raspy voice than it was two weeks ago. My little voice is a little bit more raspy, [1:21:11] but we just power through it. But it's so important. We have to win because what we've done [1:21:16] has never been done in history our first two years. And we can't let radical left jihadists and other [1:21:22] people tear it down. I mean, I watched this guy as an example in Michigan. I won Michigan by a lot. [1:21:39] I won the Arab vote, but I won Michigan and I won the automakers. I won the teamsters. I won [1:21:46] won everything. I won the right to workers. I love the right to workers. I love them all. [1:21:51] But we won it by a lot. And they have a guy running now who's definitely Muslim Brotherhood. [1:22:00] He said he's not. But, you know, check his mother, check his sister, check his notes. [1:22:04] You know, everything disappeared from his life, Tim. Everything, Governor, everything in his life [1:22:09] has disappeared from one year back. It's like, but when we find some of the things he said were horrible, [1:22:17] if you're black or if you're Jewish, and if you vote for Abdul, you're crazy. Okay, you're crazy. [1:22:27] You're crazy anyway. But if you're black or Jewish and you vote, the things that this guy has said is, [1:22:37] and you know, one thing about politics, when they come out and they go out and they start campaigning, [1:22:42] whatever their first sentence is, it's what it always is. That's what they go back to. [1:22:47] They'll change for a campaign. Oh, he's changed. He's changed. He's, you know, all of a sudden he [1:22:51] loves. How about the guy in, how about the guy in Texas? Tell a freak. How about him? [1:22:57] How about him? He's a vegan. I kept saying vegan. My wife would say, [1:23:03] darling, it's not vegan. It's vegan. Oh, well, I wouldn't know because I don't believe in that stuff. [1:23:09] I like meat. See, I legitimately like it. No, she said, darling, please, it's a vegan. [1:23:16] So he's a vegan plus. And, but he said, we will never have meat in Texas. He doesn't want meat, [1:23:26] oil, or guns. Now, if you're running in Texas and you don't like guns, and you don't like meat, [1:23:38] and you don't like oil, you got yourself problems, but we got to be careful. We have a good guy running, [1:23:43] too. We have the best attorney general in Texas history. So hopefully that's going to be okay. [1:23:48] But, but they change. And now all of a sudden you see him at barbecues, you know, when he disappeared [1:23:54] for 12 or 14 days, it was either because there was something mentally wrong with him or he had so [1:24:00] much meat, he couldn't stand it. He was throwing up all over. No, he goes to barbecues now. They force [1:24:06] meat down his throat. I think they do it as torture. He said, I'd love to have steak. He's puking all [1:24:15] over the place. Henry, he goes backstage. He's puking all over the place. I'd love to have steak. [1:24:21] Would you like another portion? Oh, sure. Give me some more. Then he goes backstage and throws up. [1:24:28] No, but he'll become a vegan again. And about, I would say within 15 minutes after the election [1:24:35] results, if he, frankly, if he wins or loses, he's going to be a vegan. If he wins, he's a vegan. [1:24:40] And if he loses, he's going to be a vegan. But Darlene Graham has devoted her entire life to the [1:24:46] people of this state. And now she's running to save you from a radical left lunatic named Tranny [1:24:52] Annie Andrews. Tranny Annie. I didn't come up with that name. That name is, I'm good with names. I am [1:24:58] good. Like Democrat. That's my new one, Democrat. They're dumb because their policies are so. They're [1:25:04] dumb. But Tranny Annie is a mutilizer, a rabid advocate for taxpayer-funded child sexual [1:25:13] mutilization. Now, I mean, how the hell do they pick people like this? Puberty blockers for young [1:25:21] children at will and other six forms of medical, virtually, I think, malpractice against children. [1:25:28] In some places it would be. If Tranny Annie does not have the judgment to know that sex changes [1:25:35] for children should not be allowed. She's too crazy, too dangerous and too radical to serve [1:25:40] in the United States Senate and certainly, certainly not from this state. You know, a lot of these kids [1:25:52] when they have the surgery and young ages, some cases they just take them and do it. They don't [1:25:58] even get parental. It's not even believable. Tim leaves home. He comes back a few days later as Sarah [1:26:04] and people think, oh, oh, we actually have, we actually have, I guess, five, five states. They're [1:26:12] allowed to do whatever the hell they want to do. It's the craziest thing. No parental [1:26:17] checks. Don't even talk to the parents. It's crazy. It's crazy. But, you know, a lot of these people, [1:26:23] they age and they're 22 years old, 25, and they say, who did this to me? Who did this to me? And now [1:26:36] they actually have a lot of hospitals that are working on trying to put the pieces back together. [1:26:43] These people that do this are sick people. They think, maybe they think they're doing the right [1:26:47] thing. I don't know. It's hard to believe. But they say, who did this to me? And they end up, [1:26:52] in many cases, committing suicide over this. And in many cases, they commit suicide without that. [1:26:58] I mean, they, they, it's a very sad situation. And she's a big believer in it. And she's, [1:27:05] she's a radical left person running against a person that is apple pie. I'll tell you, [1:27:10] you're all apple pie. And that's good. That's what we want. We want apple pie. Andrew, [1:27:19] Andrews is also a vicious anti-gun radical who endorsed a ban on the most popular firearms [1:27:25] in America. So here's a reason why she can't be elected. Forget transgender, which is, I think, [1:27:32] just as bad, I guess, morally, maybe worse, but forget that on that basis. But she received an F [1:27:41] rating from the NRA National Rifle. I have an A rating, but I have an A plus rating. She received, [1:27:51] well, I kept it, along with Tim Scott and some of the others in this room. And your congressman, [1:27:57] we fought, we fight like hell every year, right? Every time somebody, every time some deranged person [1:28:05] shoots somebody, it's always, here we go again. And we've protected it. We haven't let them even touch [1:28:11] it. It's not an easy fight. It's not an easy fight, but it's a right fight. You need protection. [1:28:16] You need it for a lot of reasons, but you need to be able to protect yourself. [1:28:19] And we've done a great job. And Darlene will be right at the front of the pack. She'll be helping [1:28:26] us. But anybody who has an F rating on guns, that means your guns. They're going to take your guns. [1:28:30] F means we want to take your guns away. How the hell can she be running? And just that one thing, [1:28:35] let's assume she was perfect. That would mean you couldn't vote for. She wants to take your guns. [1:28:40] Does anybody in this room own a gun? Yeah, like almost everybody. I don't know. I don't think [1:28:51] it's good to have an F rating. There's a lot of people. I got to see that again. I don't bother. [1:28:56] No, you can't, you can't have that. I mean, think of it. So she has an F rating and you're going to say, [1:29:02] oh, let's vote for Tranny Annie. She's wonderful. You can't do it. You can just on those two things [1:29:09] alone, but on the gun thing, she will. And you know, we have a very small balance. It's very close. [1:29:15] You have all the Democrats are against guns. All the Republicans. Oh, I think all the [1:29:20] Republicans are for them. So if you lose one or two or three votes, you don't have guns anymore. [1:29:25] They outlaw the guns. They could do that. They're already started. We just stopped them. Ammunition. [1:29:31] They're very smart. You know, they cheat like hell, but they are clever. They couldn't beat us on guns. [1:29:37] So they went after the ammunition where it's almost impossible, but we stopped them there too. [1:29:41] This has been a long time fight. Darlene Graham and President Trump will always defend your second [1:29:48] amendment and keep and bear arms. And we're going to have a lot of help from a lot of the people that [1:29:53] I'm here to support today. And Tranny Annie told her supporters to immediately defund and abolish the [1:30:03] police. Okay. So she said, she's a defunder. We call them defunders. That means she's a defunder. [1:30:11] You know, she was a year ago. Then she gets involved in politics. And some pollster probably [1:30:16] said, this is not good. This is not typically. I would think so. I got the highest vote in the [1:30:23] history of South Carolina. I think that if I said, if I even made mention of, hey, let's think about [1:30:30] defunding the police. Okay. Listen, you know what happened? I would be beaten in a landslide, [1:30:37] the greatest landslide in history. Well, that's where she is. She said, defund the police. And then [1:30:43] she found out she's running for office. She decided. And a pollster said, ma'am, I'm sorry, [1:30:49] you're going to have to change your vote and hide any and all evidence that you said defund the police. [1:30:55] But she wants to raise your taxes by trillions of dollars. She wants to ban drilling and [1:31:00] send energy costs soaring. Wants to put windmills all over the place, ruin your farms, ruin your [1:31:06] windmills. Let's have windmills all over the most expensive energy in the world. That doesn't even [1:31:10] work. It's intermittent. I used to kid people saying, husband and wife talking, darling, let's [1:31:18] watch the president debate sleepy Joe Biden tonight. And they say, no, I'm sorry, we can't. The wind is [1:31:25] in blowing. We have no electricity to win. We need electricity for our television. We won't be able [1:31:31] to watch it. The debate. Remember the debate? I was just saying a friend of mine was telling me, [1:31:37] you have to do well on that debate. I said, I do. But this is what we had running the country for. [1:31:44] If we would have lost an election, I don't think we'd even have a country right now, I'll tell you. [1:31:48] We couldn't have taken another two days, let alone two years. What they've done to this country, [1:31:54] but we've got it back much faster than we thought. And very soon it'll be, I think it's, [1:31:59] it's the hottest it's ever been actually. But we can't have tranny any, you know, [1:32:12] if you have one or two victories, you're going to have communists in control of the US Senate. [1:32:17] The reason is that the other Democrats, there aren't too many sane ones to start off with, [1:32:21] I'll be honest. Most of them are horrible. Their policy is so bad. But you know, if you have two, [1:32:28] the others have to come along because they have to appease those two or three people, [1:32:33] the, the whack job from Michigan, Tranny Annie is one. You have a couple of others that people don't [1:32:40] know about, like the guy from North Carolina. He's another one. People just don't know that. [1:32:46] But, uh, and Telefrico, definitely. And now what happens is in order to keep them, [1:32:52] in order to get over 50%, they have to be, they have to do whatever they want. [1:32:56] They don't have to have 50 senators. They have to have three or four or five. [1:33:01] And they totally control the radical left. A vote for Darlene is a vote to cast communists into [1:33:08] political oblivion. And, and it's, it's not easy because the press is so fake, you know, [1:33:18] that's fake news. Um, one of, one of our better terms, we had a lot of good ones, Elizabeth Pocahontas. [1:33:25] I don't ever give you the Republican names cause they're all friends of mine now. So we had some [1:33:32] pretty good ones. I will not, I never say them. I took them out of my mind, but we had some pretty [1:33:37] good ones, but, uh, fake news. And you know, I just, as an example, I was just thinking Bernie Sanders, [1:33:45] who's radical left, but, but you know, you got to hand it to the guys like about 137 years old and [1:33:51] he's still, he's still sharp. He's still crazy, crazy Bernie. Remember he used to call him crazy [1:33:57] Bernie? No, he's what 87, 88. And he's, you watch him because I know a lot of people in their [1:34:03] high eighties in their nineties. I know people 95, 96 years old that are sharp, perfectly sharp. [1:34:11] The great Gary player, he's 90 years old. He's a hundred percent sharp and he can shoot. [1:34:16] He shot a 70 with me the last time we played a great player, 168 tournaments and, uh, you know, [1:34:23] really amazing. A lot of people. And, uh, but you know, we can't allow, I think that, [1:34:31] and I've said it strongly. They say you can't do it. That people that run for president or vice [1:34:36] president should be forced to have cognitive tests. Cause we can't go through another four [1:34:43] years. Like we just, uh, let them take cognitive tests. I'm the only proud. I took three of them, [1:34:50] aced every single one of them, by the way. Hey, he aced them. But, but I think they should have got, [1:35:00] we can't have another four years like this. It was, we were laughing stock all over the world. [1:35:04] The last time. And, but think of Bernie Sanders. I was going to say something. [1:35:09] So Bernie goes out and he has a big crowd, 900 people. The fake news, Bernie's crowd is unbelievable. [1:35:16] And I had a rally and he had his rally near my rally. Cause he wanted to, you know, [1:35:22] show how great he is. So he's up there ranting and raving about all this radical left crap. [1:35:28] And people are, you know, clapping, but they had 900 people. That's a lot of people. [1:35:33] I had 47,000 people. Okay. So we have the biggest rallies ever in history. And you'll never, [1:35:43] I hope you enjoy it. Cause you're never going to see it again. You will never see what we've done. [1:35:48] You'll never see it happen again. But we had 47,000. He had 900. So here's the media that night. [1:35:54] I said to our great first lady, watch the rally I had was so great today. The crowd was massive. [1:36:00] Bernie Sanders had a massive crowd today on the fairgrounds. It was so many people. [1:36:06] We don't know what, it was 901 people. It was unbelievable. Donald Trump was also there. [1:36:12] And he spoke before a crowd. Yes. Very good. They made it sound like you had more people than me. [1:36:19] They are fake news. You're fake news. Do you understand that? And there's not a thing you [1:36:27] can do about it. And you know, the other day I was sitting in the Oval Office and I was saying, [1:36:33] I get treated very unfairly by the fake news. They treat me very badly. And I was sitting there with [1:36:38] a lot of geniuses. I think I had Scott Bassett. Where the hell is Scott? Is he central? Look at him. [1:36:43] No, he said to me, sir, do you think I could go with you today? I said, what the hell do you know [1:36:56] about South Carolina? He said, I live there. I didn't know. He lives here. He's central casting. [1:37:04] I say, Scott, you know, when we do the movie, we're going to put him in. You'll never find anybody [1:37:08] like him. We're going to make him the secretary of the treasury in the movie because you can't find [1:37:14] a guy that's more central. He's also smart, which helps. It helps. He's doing very well against the [1:37:22] beautiful Islamic Republic of Iran. They're not doing too well. Scott's doing his magic and we're [1:37:30] doing our military magic like nobody's ever seen before. But that's okay. That's okay. But you know, [1:37:42] I was sitting in the Oval Office and I had a group of people. Scott was there. I said, [1:37:47] you know, it's really unfair. I don't get treated. CNN did a poll. I'm at 99% approval rating in the [1:37:53] Republican Party. 99%. And we're looking for the 1%. We think it was a rigged poll. [1:37:58] But I'm at 99%. No, but others do polls. I'm way up and I'm the highest ever, higher than anybody, [1:38:05] higher than regular. And they say, while he is, he's not currying, you know, they like to say, [1:38:11] he's not currying favor. Everybody knows we had to attack Iran. We had to make sure they never have [1:38:17] a nuclear weapon. Everybody knows. And it's going to be over very, very soon. He's not currying. [1:38:28] He is not currying, you know, to use this bullshit. They are so full of it. Donald Trump, [1:38:39] Donald Trump is at 42%, 42% when you mean times two and add 20. Boy, they are bad. They're sick people. [1:38:49] Fake polls. Did you see the poll that came out? There was a poll that came out, [1:38:53] turned out to be a total phony poll. It was a group that was made up. What was the name of that group? [1:39:03] What was it? Oh yeah, Wedgwood. New York Times. Wedgwood. They admitted their polls were phony. [1:39:14] They never, they just put down numbers. They'll say, I don't know what they did on us, I guess. [1:39:22] But the New York Times used them. Wedgwood polls, right? Wedgwood. Ridgewood. That's a nice name. [1:39:31] Beautiful little cabin, right? They have a little cabin. Ridgewood. A woman's telling me. [1:39:36] Stand up, darling. I think that's Ridgewood. Thank you very much. Thank you. No, Ridgewood polls. [1:39:46] And they have a little cabin right on top. Beautiful, like a little home. So nice. [1:39:51] Total fake. And they admitted. I don't know why they did it. They must have been in trouble with [1:39:56] the law. They said, I'll give you the times if you just let me go. But they, they didn't do polling. [1:40:02] They just made up numbers. They were all made up. So they'd say, yeah, Trump is polling at 42%. [1:40:10] He's at an all time low for him. And I said, where the hell did this poll come from? Let me ask you a [1:40:15] question. How many poll, how many people in this room were ever polled? Has anybody been polled? [1:40:24] I mean, seriously, raise your head, because I'm curious, because I've never known one person, [1:40:28] as a Republican anyway. I don't, I don't even know if they do polls. I, you know, a lot, you know, [1:40:33] they charge a lot of money. You do a poll, you pay a million dollars. If you're stupid, [1:40:38] I don't pay that much, but, but you do a poll. I don't, I don't even believe in polls because, [1:40:43] I figured the poll is the election day. You know, what the hell are you going to do? You're going to [1:40:47] change your whole philosophy because some polls do with a phony poll. But this Ridgewood they did, [1:40:53] it's totally fake. And they went down in flames and they represented the New York Times and others. [1:41:03] And this is what we were reading. But I'm just curious, how many people, seriously, don't worry [1:41:08] about, nobody's going to take your picture. No, but I see these polls and I believe they don't, [1:41:17] I believe they're almost, oh look, I mean, I think McLaughlin's a good poll. I think Fabrizio's a good [1:41:23] poll. But for the most part, I'll bet you that, you know, we have sent a thousand pollsters all over the [1:41:30] country. I'll bet you some guy says that, bills the poor suckers like the Democrat or Republican [1:41:36] party. And they bill them a million. That poll will cost two million. We have pollsters all over [1:41:41] the country and there are none. It's a guy sitting at his desk with a big bank account. That'll cost [1:41:48] one million dollars. We have pollsters. And I don't even believe they send out pollsters. Okay. [1:41:53] I think, uh, Henry McMaster, you should do an immediate investor. Oh no, [1:41:57] you got the best guy, Alan. Alan Wilson, please do an investigation. I guarantee you. No, I don't. [1:42:06] And then they say, all right, that'll be a million dollars. You know what they do? [1:42:08] They sit behind the desk guard. I'm doing a poll on Trump's popularity. Let's see. [1:42:13] All right. Let's make him 42. That's right. That's right. 42. Breaking news. Donald Trump [1:42:23] is polling at 42. And they say after an exhaustive search all over the country, [1:42:28] he's polling at 42. These people don't know. And then they send him a bill for a million bucks. [1:42:34] You know, like it's the craziest thing. How many people in this room have been polled at any time [1:42:39] in your life? Has anybody been ever asked? You're two hands. Okay. I mean, it's amazing. I've never [1:42:49] been called about a poll. I mean, maybe I wouldn't be a prime candidate. I'd vote. I'd vote for Trump. [1:42:54] I'd vote for Darlene. No, but how many people have you ever had? Have you ever been asked? [1:43:03] I've never been asked. You know, I see polls come out every day. Polls, polls, polls. I've never [1:43:08] known anybody that was. So how many people over here have been polled? Yeah. A couple. Yeah. Yeah. [1:43:22] And then they only use what they want. Yeah. They use, they use whatever the hell they want. [1:43:27] But the last time the radical Democrats had power, they gave us the worst inflation [1:43:33] in American history, the highest energy prices in American history, the worst trade deficit [1:43:39] in American history. They allowed 25 million people to pour across our borders from all over [1:43:45] the world. And if they win the midterms, it'll be the beginning of them doing it again. They'll do it [1:43:52] again 100 percent. You know, if they had power right now, they'd open up our borders, let every [1:43:57] prisoner from all over the world. You know, people, smart people, I know them sort of all one way or [1:44:03] the other, but countries, some small, some big, some, they're all smart. They're all very street smart. [1:44:09] When I heard that Biden was going to allow the borders to be opened, I said, every jail in the [1:44:13] world will be emptied into our country. And that's what happened. From all over the world, they came [1:44:19] from Africa, from Asia, from South America. I mean, Venezuela, which we took over. [1:44:26] Congratulations. Nobody wants to talk about it. Nobody wants to talk about it. No, nobody. [1:44:33] It's just what I was saying with Scott. He was in the room and I'm looking around. [1:44:37] I'm looking around. I say, nobody wants to talk about all the great things I did. [1:44:41] It's not fair. The press doesn't treat me fair. And then I laid back and I look at the ceiling. I say, [1:44:47] oh, is this the Oval Office? Oh, how did I make it to the Oval Office if they treated me? Maybe they [1:44:58] treat me fairly. Maybe it's better than I think. Does that make sense? Oh, look at my congressman over [1:45:04] there. Will you stand up, please? I needed a good congressman. I needed a good one. Good speech. Good [1:45:11] speech. Good congressman. They're all good. But no, I looked around. I said, maybe they do. They appreciate what we did. [1:45:20] The safest border. Most successful country. This is the most successful our country has [1:45:25] ever been by far. And you haven't seen anything yet. You know, you know, as an example, a few years [1:45:34] back, you go back a little ways. They stole our car business. They stole our chip business. They [1:45:39] stole everything. We're like a bunch of dumb people, but they stole everything. So we went 49 years without [1:45:44] building a car plant. We have more car plants under construction right now than at any time in the [1:45:51] history of our country. Many of them here. You're a big car. You're a big car state. [1:45:59] If Andrews wins, Trani, she will vote to open your borders. And just in case anyone forgets that will [1:46:08] happen and what will happen, we have a little tape. I want to just show you what it was like. Just a [1:46:12] short. People forget. They have a two-week span. They forget. They don't even want me to talk. My people [1:46:17] don't want me to talk about borders. Sir, don't talk about borders, sir. I said, why? Nobody's in. [1:46:23] I said I won on that issue. And others. But largely, sir, nobody cares. You've solved that problem. [1:46:29] Nobody's coming in 17 months. Don't talk about it. Let's take a look at what it looked like. [1:46:36] There is a growing problem at the border. A record 1.7 million undocumented immigrants were [1:46:41] apprehended last year. And numbers so far this year are dramatically higher. [1:46:45] 12,000 people in a single day crossing the border illegally. That's an all-time record. [1:46:50] It is quite a remarkable moment to see the DHS secretary insisting that the border is closed. [1:46:55] This is killing us, and it's destroying our country. They've turned their back on not only [1:46:59] the border patrol agents, but they've sent a clear message to us to law enforcement. [1:47:03] They're not interested in solving this. I mean, as far as I'm concerned, [1:47:06] the Biden administration has the blood of Rachel Morin in their hands. Rafael Gouveia Romero, [1:47:11] he's accused of attacking 16-year-old Lizbeth Medina by repeatedly hitting her head and stabbing her. [1:47:17] A Honduran migrant accused of raping at knife point a 14-year-old teenage girl. [1:47:23] Nelson Granados Trejo accused of murdering, killing a two-year-old infant. [1:47:29] They confirmed MS-13 gang member, a registered sex offender, and he's got a lengthy criminal history, [1:47:35] including kidnapping, abduction, and sexually violent crimes. Victor Antonio Martinez Hernandez. [1:47:42] He brutally attacked a nine-year-old girl and her mother. The tragic murder of Laken Riley killed [1:47:47] at the hands of Jose Ibarra, the Venezuelan who crossed in El Paso in 2022 and was released. Two [1:47:54] men injured, one died. The two suspects, who authorities say are both in the country illegally. Migrants [1:48:00] believe there's an open border. It's open, not closed. The border is open. There was people there [1:48:05] that traveled 8,000 miles with no water because they're hearing that the border is open. They [1:48:09] believed that when the administration changed that the law changed and policy changed. We heard the [1:48:14] sheriff say it, the governor say it, and the migrants I spoke to say it. They are coming across [1:48:19] because they believe they will be welcomed under the Biden administration. That's what it was. That's [1:48:25] what we had. Two years ago, think of it. That's what we had. It was living in hell. People in Texas, [1:48:32] what they had to have and what they went through. They interviewed a woman, a young woman, about two [1:48:37] weeks ago from Texas on the border. And they asked her, what was the difference between the Biden [1:48:43] administration and the Trump administration? She said, in one, we were living in hell and in the [1:48:50] other, we're living in paradise. She said, people would come through our house by the hundreds every [1:48:56] week by the hundreds. And we were living in fear. We were living in hell. She said, now [1:49:03] we're living in paradise. She said, we haven't seen an illegal come up. We don't know who they are. [1:49:08] They'd come knocking at the door. These people, some of them were really dangerous looking. [1:49:13] She said, I've never seen anything like it. It's like we lived in a different country for Darlene and [1:49:20] you go with her and you go with this group of incredible people, right? You never have to worry [1:49:25] about that. You'll never have to see that scene again. Never have to see it again. And her opponent [1:49:33] will vote for open borders. She's an open borders person. Her opponent's going to vote for that. And [1:49:38] we can never, ever allow numerous things we can't allow. Can't allow Iran to have nuclear weapons or [1:49:44] other people too. But Iran in particular, number one state sponsor of terror. But we can't allow that [1:49:50] scene to happen again. We can never allow it. We want people to come into our country, but they [1:49:55] have to come in legally, right? They have to come in legally. And in breaking news yesterday, [1:50:02] it was just determined that the Democrats in Alaska, despite their sworn statements to the [1:50:08] contrary in front of a court, put a man named Dan Sullivan on the ballot in order to confuse the [1:50:13] public with respect to another man named Dan Sullivan, highly esteemed, highly respected Senator [1:50:23] Dan Sullivan. So they got a guy named Dan Sullivan to go up against on a ballot. Dan said, so you split, [1:50:30] it's called splitting the vote. Totally wrong, totally illegal. This is voter fraud at the highest level. [1:50:37] And the Democrat candidate who was involved in the scheme, Mary Peltola, who treats her staff horribly, [1:50:44] by the way, so badly that they think she's abusive, actually, should be removed from the ballot and [1:50:51] prosecuted. And so should the fake Dan Sullivan. This is a guy that never ran for office. He never [1:50:58] had anything to do with politics. He just happened to have the name Dan Sullivan. Not even that, he even [1:51:03] looks a little bit like him. Have you ever seen the pictures? It's the craziest thing I've ever seen. [1:51:08] And they also put a second person on, which was also bad, but this was, this was beyond anything [1:51:14] that anyone's ever seen before. And this behavior in our elections cannot be allowed to continue. [1:51:21] It's just terrible. So it's being looked at very strongly. I think it's a criminal act what they did, [1:51:26] because it was a conspiracy. It wasn't just, it didn't just happen. They said, no, it just happened, [1:51:31] by coincidence, it happened to be. He never ran for office. He never voted. And he even tried to have, [1:51:37] you know, one is Daniel S. That's, I'll call him the real one. The other one is Daniel J. Well, [1:51:46] Daniel J. tried to have his middle initial. He said, no, it had nothing to do. But he tried to [1:51:50] change his middle initial. Had nothing to do. But they lied in front of courts under oath. So let's [1:51:57] see what happens. That's terrible. But you can't win. You know, you're splitting up the vote with one [1:52:02] Democrat, lousy Democrat. But you can't have people go in there. They have no idea who to vote for. [1:52:10] Also, just last week, it was revealed that my favorite congressperson, Ilhan Omar, [1:52:20] that her name is not Ilhan Omar, the one she used to get elected and sworn into Congress with. That was [1:52:26] the name she used. But rather, it's an entirely different name, Ilhan Nur Said Elmi. And that last [1:52:34] name is incredibly also the exact name of her wonderful brother, Ahmed Nur Said Elmi, the person [1:52:42] they said she married and had beautiful children with, beautiful, beautiful wedding, beautiful event. [1:52:49] When asked whether or not she married her brother, she said, not to my knowledge. [1:52:54] That's what she said. That's what she said, Mr. Congressman. I just, you know, they'll say, [1:53:08] well, she's just having fun. I'm not having fun. This stuff that I'm giving you is all... [1:53:14] I mean, I know it sounds funny. It's not funny. It's terrible. But it's so you get punch drunk [1:53:21] listening to so much stuff in our country. Who would think, let's say 15 years ago, [1:53:27] that I would be sitting where you are and watching a politician say, there will be no [1:53:33] men in women's sports. There will be no transgender mutilization of your children. We will have, [1:53:40] think of it, their fight for open borders. So the entire world can pour into our country from every [1:53:47] prison in the world. So who would think, if you ever heard somebody say that, like I say routinely [1:53:56] now, there will be no men playing in women's sports. Let's say I said that 15 years ago, those exact words. [1:54:02] You'd think I was crazy. You'd say, this guy's crazy. This guy's crazy. And my wife goes nuts when I do [1:54:09] that with a weight lift and stuff. Darling, it's not presidential. I said, I just wanted a freaking [1:54:15] landslide. I need to leave me alone. She hates when I dance. She hates it. She hates when I dance. [1:54:25] I said, I said, darling, look, the crowd likes it. They seem to go. I'm not saying I'm Fred Astaire. [1:54:43] Do you remember the late great Fred? He was like rubber. He would dance. The guy was great. [1:54:48] No, but she hates it. She hates when I do the swimming routine. You know, this young lady looks [1:54:54] left. She looks right. She sees old people. She's competed with all her life. And then [1:54:59] standing right next to her is a giant. He's a giant. And with the wingspan of, you don't remember, [1:55:07] you're too young. Wilt the stilt. Chamberlain. He had a serious, I would say he had a serious wingspan. [1:55:15] She hates when I do that stuff. She said, it's not presidential. With the weightlifting, [1:55:19] where the young woman can lift 211 pounds. That's a lot, right? Most people could not refuse to say [1:55:26] whether or not I could or not. I don't want to try. 211 is pretty good, right? And the record stood for [1:55:34] 19. Think of it. It stood for 19 years. Go home to mom. [1:55:40] Say hi to mom. Mom voted for us. Now, mom is going to, mom's going to, I hate to say it. [1:56:04] You shouldn't say this. Mom's going to go smack her around. She's going to say, [1:56:08] I was watching him. Is that my daughter? Isn't this stupid though? You know, just, [1:56:15] oh, is that my damn punchline? No, they're trained. No, they're professional. I mean, [1:56:20] they're not, they're not very good professionals. I've seen better. I've seen better, but they always hit me [1:56:26] right in the middle of my damn punchline. And you know, if you blow a punchline, [1:56:31] it doesn't work the second time. So let's go on to the next subject. [1:56:36] Now, so Ilhan, what she did was used a fake name and other things that are fake. [1:56:44] There are a lot of, well, she comes from a lovely, lovely country, Somalia, where they have no [1:56:50] government. They have, all they have is crime, murder. They have the worst. It's considered maybe [1:56:57] the worst country. There are a couple of them equal, I think. But I would put Somalia right up [1:57:01] there. They came here, they ripped off Minnesota for billions of dollars, billions and billions of [1:57:06] dollars. We should, no, we should send her back, just send her back. Who the hell wants her? [1:57:11] But because she used a fake name to be sworn in, I assume she must immediately resign from Congress. [1:57:19] And please inform our great speaker of the House of Representatives, James Michael Johnson, [1:57:36] that the Democrat Party has just conceded her seat. Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, her real name, [1:57:46] has openly admitted to fraud and she will not be legally allowed to be a member of that august [1:57:53] body of politicians. She won't be able to. My congressional members are extremely upset. [1:58:05] You know what I hated about her? I don't, you know, look, life is life and you do, you do your thing. [1:58:10] But she, she comes from this horrible, horrible place. It's a shithouse country. You remember that. [1:58:18] Remember when the Democrats, we're going to have a meeting on immigration. I said, [1:58:22] how come we always take people from shithouse countries? Why can't we take free people from [1:58:27] good countries? And they said, well, it's all, and it was supposed to be very, very private meeting. [1:58:33] You know, we're going to try and work on a little immigration stuff. And they left and had a news [1:58:37] conference. They said, Trump used that name. I said, well, that was the end of that. So much for [1:58:41] silence. But it's true. It's, we, you know, it's like, this is one of the worst countries. And she'd, [1:58:48] she comes over from Somalia, got no government, got, all they do is shoot people and kill people [1:58:53] all day long. Right. And then she goes, my constitutional rights have been disobeyed. [1:59:00] I'm entitled constitutionally to time and court. You know, she's always throwing around the [1:59:05] constitution and she wants to tell us how to run the United States of America. I don't think so. [1:59:12] I don't think so. My constitution, less than two years ago, the radical left Democrats handed us [1:59:22] the dark age of America, but we quickly turned it around into the golden age of America. [1:59:27] America. We're in the golden age. And no other presidents has ever accomplished so much in such, [1:59:36] I don't want to brag, but there is, there has, you know, that was a line. I said, man, that's hard [1:59:41] to say that line. That's, I'm going to lose all these beautiful women up here. They, oh, wait a minute. [1:59:45] I have the women from North Carolina. Look at them over there. They've been great. They've been to [1:59:53] three, 400 or like 40 of them. Their husbands must be going crazy. They travel all over. At least this is [1:59:59] South Carolina. You don't have to travel so far. No, from North Carolina, they're great. But I don't [2:00:06] want to lose them. And by bragging like that, but who's done more than we've done in less than two [2:00:11] years? I mean, look at what we've done. We achieved the most secure border in American history in the [2:00:20] past 17 months. Zero illegal aliens have been admitted into the United States. Zero. We've achieved [2:00:29] the largest drop in violent crime ever recorded with the murder rate at the lowest level in 125 years, [2:00:35] not since 1900. And that's with all of these people that came in that were not the nicest. Okay. They [2:00:43] weren't the best. In much less than two years, we secured commitments for $22.2 trillion in new [2:00:51] investments into the United States of America. The greatest amount of money ever invested in any [2:00:58] country in, is that right, Scott? In the history of the world, there's never been 22.2, just let's round it off at 22, [2:01:09] trillion dollars invested in China or any other country. And that's times about four. It's much higher than ever [2:01:17] before. There's never been anything like it. It's all being built right now. That's why your numbers are through the roof. [2:01:22] That's why the equipment number is up 21, 28, 32% last week, last month. Right here in Rock Hill, [2:01:32] Octopharma is investing $1.5 billion to build a new massive factory and create 1,500 jobs for a place [2:01:43] called South Carolina. A place called South Carolina. Have you heard of it? And earlier this month, [2:01:51] the engineering company Rebuild announced that it is tripling its Rock Hill facilities and creating [2:01:57] 150 jobs in the community. It's a good company. And thanks to my tariffs on steel and aluminum. [2:02:08] You know, we had almost our steel industry was wiped out. Our aluminum, everything was wiped out. [2:02:12] They were all leaving our country. Now they're all pouring back in because they don't want to pay tariffs. [2:02:17] It's very simple. You build here, you don't pay tariffs. You want to build outside, that's fine. [2:02:21] Send your stuff in, you pay tariffs. Guess what? They come in. So it's not only the money that we're [2:02:26] taking in. It's also the fact that none of our businesses are ever going to leave [2:02:30] unless you have a stupid president. If you have a stupid president, and we had a lot of them, [2:02:34] to be honest, because we got killed on trade. Canada is learning their lesson. They took advantage [2:02:40] of us for many, many years. We lost $90 billion last year with Canada, $90 billion in the good old times. [2:02:47] And we're not going to, we don't mind helping them out, but we're not going to subsidize Canada to [2:02:52] $90 billion. And now we put tariffs on them and they're treating us extremely nicely lately. [2:03:00] Mexico also. I mean, they're not happy that I changed the name of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America. [2:03:10] They're not thrilled. The president of Mexico, please, please, sir, please. Oh, really a nice woman, [2:03:18] beautiful voice. You're not allowed to say that, you know, woman has a beautiful... If you call a [2:03:23] woman beautiful today, it's the end of your political career. So I never do that. [2:03:27] You can think it barely, but you're not allowed to say, what a beautiful woman. But she is a beautiful [2:03:34] woman and she's got a beautiful voice. And she called me, no, no, president, please, please. [2:03:40] Tell me it's not so. I said, what? You changed the name of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf. [2:03:47] It was named the Gulf of Mexico 350 years ago. They're a hundred years older. They're 350. [2:03:52] We're 250. I said, yes, yes, it's so. It is so. Oh no. Oh yes. This was not a pleasant conversation. [2:04:02] This was a tough conversation, but now it's the Gulf of America. Everybody's happy. [2:04:10] Well, I just, and I just named a beautiful lake that fronts on O Canada. It's called Lake America. [2:04:23] The Lake America. So we have a Gulf and we have a lake. Now I need an ocean and a river. So, [2:04:35] and maybe a straight. I'm thinking about calling the Hormone straight, the Trump straight. I'm going [2:04:40] to take it. How do you think the Arabs will feel about that? The Arab population. No, [2:04:53] I did well with them in Michigan. I get along with them. Good. They're good. But think of that. [2:04:59] So just think of that. So we have now a straight, Trump straight. Now I need a river and an ocean. [2:05:06] So I like to think big. So the only two oceans that qualify are the Pacific and the Atlantic. [2:05:13] So I was thinking about, maybe I'll go with the Atlantic cause it's closer to Washington. I was [2:05:17] going to go with the American ocean. And I was thinking about the Hudson river or the Mississippi [2:05:25] river. And the other night I was in Mississippi with Tim and had great people. Barrasso, [2:05:31] all these guys, they, I don't know. They follow me around and they want to be helpful, but we're [2:05:37] together. And I was in Mississippi. We had 25,000 people from Mississippi. They were all standing [2:05:44] outside because the room was not nearly big enough. And I said, I'm thinking about change. I was telling [2:05:51] this little story. I was thinking about changing the name of a river. And the only two I could think [2:05:55] of that would qualify with a Hudson river in the Mississippi. And I said, and I'm in Mississippi tonight. [2:06:01] I guarantee you, I will never be changing the name of the Mississippi. I'm never changing the name. [2:06:09] I said, get that out of your heads right now. No, they're great. They're great. Century aluminum [2:06:15] company is bringing its idle plant, Berkeley County back to full speed. It's going to bring a plant to [2:06:23] Berkeley and it's going to be a, it was, it was decimated as you know, now it's going to be back up to full [2:06:29] speed. They're investing a lot of money and less than two years ago, our country was by all counts, [2:06:36] by every leader. Scott can tell you, every leader would talk to us. They said, you know, [2:06:42] a short while ago, sir, we thought your country was dead. Now you have the hottest country anywhere [2:06:48] in the world. That's true. We do. We're the hottest country. And since the election, [2:06:55] the stock market has set 88 all time record highs. Think of it in much less than two years, [2:07:01] 88 all time highs. Your 401ks are higher than they've ever been in history. Think of this one, [2:07:07] 67%, 60%, 65%. Your 401ks are at the highest level. So when you go to vote, maybe it's Tuesday, [2:07:18] maybe you do a little early voting. Who the hell? I don't care. As long as you vote, [2:07:22] you got to vote for Darlene. You got to vote for the group. But when you go to vote, before you do, [2:07:27] pick up your 401k, take a look at it. And you'll see it's up numbers. If it's your wife looking at it, [2:07:35] I've had wives tell me that they love their husband again. They thought they consider him a great, [2:07:42] great investor. My husband is a great investor. He's up 67%. That's me that did it. But when you go to [2:07:51] vote, remember, just in case you have any thoughts of going with Tranny Annie, which I can't imagine, [2:07:58] you saw that scene just a minute ago on the border. She'll open up the border like that. You'll have, [2:08:03] you'll have it worse. You do that again, you'll never bring it back. I'll tell you right now. [2:08:07] You'll never bring it back. It'll never happen. But you go, you got to look at your 401k and you got to [2:08:13] see that you're setting records. Under Biden, you were 25% down. Under Trump in one year, you're 67% up. [2:08:22] That's a big difference. And under my leadership, income for hardworking Americans has soared to the [2:08:30] highest level ever recorded. These are the couple of points where I just leave. I just leave because [2:08:38] they're so good that it's the rest is just we're wasting fricking time. I'd rather have you just go [2:08:45] out. If you haven't voted, vote for her. Otherwise, come back on Tuesday. But think of it. So your income [2:08:52] has risen to the highest level in the history. That's one. Number two, more Americans are working [2:09:00] today than at any time in the history of our country. These are big picture deals, okay? That's [2:09:08] number three. Number three, the poverty rate has just reached its best and lowest level. In other words, [2:09:19] poverty is poverty. Bad thing. But it's at the best number by far in the history of our country. [2:09:27] African American poverty, Hispanic American poverty, Asian American poverty, Native American poverty. [2:09:36] They're all at the lowest levels ever recorded. Number four, remember when Barack Hussein Obama said, [2:09:43] we are not a manufacturing country anymore. You will never manufacture. Exports have just soared to [2:09:50] the highest level in American history. Manufacturing. So I gave you those four stats. Those are what they [2:10:02] call big picture, right? The best numbers, best individual, best poverty in terms of poor people are [2:10:08] doing better than they've ever done. So it was a tough thing. But think of it. Think of it. Best numbers, [2:10:15] most people working. And then on top of it all, we're exporting more things. In other words, [2:10:22] we're creating things and we're manufacturing again. It's never happened in 40 years. They never [2:10:29] thought it would be back. Barack Hussein Obama said, we will never manufacture. And they're the best jobs [2:10:34] you can get. They're great jobs. So with those four points, good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. I'm [2:10:42] leaving. Vote for that lady. No, it's a hell of a way to end. No, I could. I could end it. But the, [2:10:54] so the rest is, the rest is just, but, but no, the people started to leave. That's all right. You [2:11:02] can come back, don't it? No, I did it the other day and I walked off and what happened is Secret [2:11:07] Service was running all over. They said, he's leaving early. He said, guns all over the place. [2:11:11] So I can't play it. You know, I walk, usually I walk right up to this. I walk down. Everyone starts [2:11:17] applauding. They didn't know what the hell happened. Secret Service is all over the place going crazy. [2:11:21] So I, I'm not doing it for, I, it's a much better routine when you do it that way, you know, [2:11:26] right? Front row Joe's. Isn't it better when I walk down the stairs? Then come back, finish up. [2:11:32] But with our Republican Congress, I signed the great big beautiful bill delivering the largest tax cuts [2:11:38] in American history, including no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, no tax on social security for our [2:11:45] great suit. And we made interest on car loans, tax deductible, but only if you buy a car that's made [2:11:54] in South Carolina. Okay. In America. We made the largest ever investments in the United States [2:12:01] Armed Forces, over $1 trillion. And it's a good thing we did. We're doing it again. And we captured [2:12:08] and brought to justice the outlawed dictator of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro, who is now awaiting trial for [2:12:16] lots of bad things. And we won the war in Venezuela in one day, and we are now working with them to [2:12:23] produce millions and millions of barrels of oil, which is pouring into our country. And to protect [2:12:32] family farms, we eliminated the unfair estate tax or death tax. Terrible thing. You'd leave your farm [2:12:42] to your children and your children would have to pay a tax and they'd borrow money from a banker that they [2:12:49] thought was friendly. Turned out to be not friendly when they didn't pay interest, they'd lose the farm. [2:12:53] And many, many of those kids had a terrible life. And many of them committed suicide. There's no [2:13:00] more estate tax on your family farms and small businesses. I think it's great. And Darlene's [2:13:10] opponent wants to put it all back. And all the people I mentioned are the Democrats. They want to [2:13:15] put it back. They don't want you to be given a break on estate taxes. They don't want you to have [2:13:19] no tax on social security tips and overtime, etc. They want to put it, they'll put it all back and [2:13:24] they'll end up killing the economy for worse than that, too. We gave our farmers 12 billion dollars [2:13:31] of relief to protect them from unfair trade practices. And my first term, I gave our farmers [2:13:36] out of tariffs that I took from China, 28 billion dollars my first term. And they remember it, [2:13:42] because we're not going to let our farmers get hurt in any way, shape or form. And the Democrats [2:13:47] couldn't care less about our farmers. And three weeks ago, I also signed an order waiving the [2:13:55] off-road requirement for red dye diesel, allowing farmers, truckers and anyone else to fill up with [2:14:01] red dye diesel totally tax free, saving hundreds of dollars a fill up. And last week, I also announced [2:14:12] the Harvest Fuel Relief Program, providing our farmers with eight billion dollars to offset diesel costs in this [2:14:18] harvest season. We're offsetting all of those costs, by the way. Because it's all going to come back to us. [2:14:23] It's all coming back. Sooner you're going to see, you're going to see the price of oil, the price of [2:14:29] gasoline drop like a rock very soon. And we're going to have a safe world. That's important. Maybe most [2:14:35] important. That's most important. And I got most favored nations agreements to reduce the cost of [2:14:42] prescription drugs from the highest drug price anywhere in the world to the lowest drug price. So we had the [2:14:49] highest drug price one year ago, anywhere in the world that we have for 40 years. And now we have [2:14:55] the lowest drug price anywhere in the world. And I won't bore you by telling you how I did it, but nobody else [2:15:02] could have done it. And we achieved the largest drug price reduction in history with price differences of [2:15:09] 300, 400, 500 and even 600 percent. Nobody can even believe it. It's the biggest drug price drop. So we went from the [2:15:18] highest price for drugs to the lowest price in the world for drugs. And I tell you the story of how [2:15:24] I did it. But you may get bored. The bottom line is, that's what we got here. Nobody else would have [2:15:29] done it. Nobody else could have done it. Nobody else even knew how to do it. We should win the midterm [2:15:35] elections on just that alone. Darlene should win her election just, I mean, I could name all of these [2:15:41] things on individual points alone, you should win the election. Starting on day one of my administration, [2:15:48] we abolished all discriminatory diversity, equity and inclusion policies throughout the federal [2:15:54] government. We got critical race theory and transgender insanity out of our schools. We made [2:16:02] English the official language of the United States of America. And our country is doing so well under [2:16:12] Republican leadership that only I can make this promise to you. If Republicans win the House of [2:16:19] Representatives and the U.S. Senate, I am going to give all adult citizens in the United States of [2:16:25] America $5,000. Very easily. And only Republicans can do that because we're taking in massive amounts [2:16:38] of money through tariffs and record setting economic success. But the Democrat policies won't allow this [2:16:44] to happen. In fact, the opposite. If Democrats win, you will have a 1929-style economic depression because [2:16:53] that's how bad their policies are. You'll end up in a depression. If that happens, that will happen. [2:16:58] If the Republicans win, you'll each have $5,000 in your pocket and economic success [2:17:05] for our country like we have never seen before, like what's going on. [2:17:10] And remember, just recently, I gave all members of the military $1,776. Remember that? The military? [2:17:21] Less than a year ago. And everyone said, oh, it can't be done. It was $1,775. I said, $1 more. [2:17:29] And we made it $1,776. Can you believe it? $1 more. I said, that's a strange number. Let's do $1 more. [2:17:36] The $5,000 Trump dividend is approximately $1 trillion. But we have a record-setting [2:17:42] $22.2 trillion, as I've told you, that's being invested in our country. The only caveat is [2:17:50] that this $5,000, you have to spend the money in the United States of America. We don't want [2:17:56] you to spend it on us. You got to spend it here. We don't want you to take a trip, as an example, [2:18:05] to France. Darling, let's go to France. It's such an exciting place, Francisco. France is so exciting. [2:18:13] Please, let's go, darling. I've always wanted to go and see the Eiffel Tower. [2:18:18] The choice in this election is very simple. You can vote for the radical-left Democrat [2:18:24] Communists to loot your wealth, raise your taxes by $5 trillion, annihilate your borders, [2:18:30] decimate South Carolina farms and factories, mutilate your children, and give 25 million [2:18:36] illegal aliens amnesty and the right to vote. Or you can defeat the Democrat Communists and [2:18:44] vote for more money in your pockets, bigger paychecks for your family, lower taxes, less crime, [2:18:52] a booming South Carolina economy, no amnesty for illegal aliens. But to get that, you have to vote [2:18:59] Republican. So every single Democrat in Congress voted against our tax cuts. [2:19:06] Every single Democrat, it's hard to believe, Tim. They voted against no tax on tips. [2:19:11] They voted against no tax on overtime. They voted against no tax on social security for our seniors. [2:19:18] They voted against voter ID because they want to cheat. They voted against proof of citizenship [2:19:23] because they want to cheat. They voted against securing our border. They voted in favor of the [2:19:29] the worst inflation and highest energy costs in American history, in favor of transgender [2:19:35] mutilization of your children, and in favor of men playing in women's sports. On election night, [2:19:42] South Carolina is going to prove that America does not belong to those who hate it. They hate it. [2:19:49] America belongs to those who love it. [2:19:57] And the only choice for the proud patriots of South Carolina, a state that I really love, [2:20:05] is the incredible Senator Darlene Graham, who's going to be, who's going to make you so proud. [2:20:12] Darlene, please come up. Please. [2:20:14] Darlene Graham Graham Thank you. Mr. President, you know, [2:20:35] I've mentioned to you before that Lindsey considered you one of his dearest friends, [2:20:41] and you will always be part of the Graham family. [2:20:46] Darlene Graham Graham Thank you so much for coming to the great state of South Carolina. [2:20:54] Thank you for your endorsement. This man works so hard. He goes around the whole country helping [2:21:08] candidates. Do you know why he came here? Because he loves our great state. And he loves our Republican [2:21:21] team. Guys, all of y'all. He's here for you too. And we are so proud of you, Mr. President, [2:21:30] because you have worked so hard to make our country better, stronger, and greater. [2:21:39] We love you, Mr. President. Our borders are more secure. Is he the greatest president ever? Yes. [2:21:49] Darlene Graham Graham She is a natural. And she's a great woman. So get out and vote. Make sure. [2:22:16] We got to make sure everything works out good. You also need to get out and vote for a very special [2:22:22] guy. I just watched him speak coming in on Air Force One, and he was fantastic. And he's going to make a [2:22:28] tremendous governor, Alan Wilson. Alan, thank you very much. And a man who's been my friend from day one, [2:22:40] I mean, really from day one. He was a lieutenant governor. I won't say this. Look, this is just [2:22:46] within the confines of this room and for that massive amounts of cameras. But I gave somebody [2:22:53] else a job because I wanted to make sure he became governor. Henry McMaster, he was lieutenant governor. [2:22:59] And I gave, I gave a certain person that wasn't as good as him because I thought he'd be an amazing [2:23:07] governor and that was the way to do it. And I put her in a different position and he took over. And boy, [2:23:13] you have become a popular governor. Henry McMaster. Thank you, Henry. Great job. Great job, [2:23:24] Henry. You've been a really a great governor. I so respect it. And Congressman Russell Frye, [2:23:31] my friend who's been. How's the highway coming? Is it good? Henry, is that highway going to get done [2:23:36] or do we have to rely on Alan? Everybody wants that highway. They'll get it done. And vote for [2:23:46] Wes Clymer for Congress. Wes Clymer. He's doing great in the polls. And you have my total, [2:23:54] as you know, endorsement. You know that. And David Stumbo. David, where are you? David, [2:24:00] you have my complete and total endorsement, okay? You know that. And you're doing, [2:24:07] you're doing great. I hear your poll numbers are great. Get David out there. He's got my endorsement. [2:24:12] Mark Hammond has my endorsement. Secretary of State. Thank you. Complete and total endorsement. [2:24:20] Thank you. And Cody Simpson for Agricultural Commission. He's endorsed by Trump. Where's [2:24:29] Cody? Good. Thank you, Cody. Great job. And Secretary of the Treasury. I introduced him. He's unbelievable. [2:24:37] I didn't know he was. I sort of heard rumors. I didn't really care, to be honest with you. But [2:24:41] he happens to be from these parts, as you would say. And Scott Bessent has been unbelievable. And [2:24:54] our great chief of staff, I see, is here. Susie Weil. She runs it tight. She's great. She's great. [2:25:03] And one of the greatest people I know, one of the greatest senators, one of the most respected people [2:25:10] in Washington. All I know is Trey Gowdy loves this guy. Man. He's the greatest man. Trey Gowdy. Trey [2:25:18] Gowdy loves you. Tim Scott. Senator Tim Scott. And the chief of the Catawba tribe, Brian Harris. [2:25:32] Brian. Thank you, Brian. Good to see you. And director of the South Carolina Department of Natural [2:25:40] Resources, Tom Mulliken. Thank you, Tom. Great. Good. A man I grew up watching this guy and he was great. [2:25:51] He still looks fantastic. Dukes of Hazzard star, John Schneider. Great. You look good. And country [2:26:04] music star, Lee Bryce. Thank you. Thank you, Lee. Good. Good. Great voice. I also, in coming in, [2:26:17] I was watching and I saw this group of very handsome young men. And they were on the golf team of Winthrop [2:26:24] University. Where is that? Get up here. I want to see. They were like central casting people. [2:27:20] Now I was watching coming in and I saw these guys interviewed. I said, that's a good looking group. [2:27:25] So I heard you have a very good team. How's the team? Who's the who's the best player in the group? [2:27:36] So would you be a plus three? Plus two, plus three. Plus two, plus three. Pretty good. [2:27:42] Yes, sir. I'm shaking, man. I'm shaking. Should I give him a match? I don't know. [2:27:53] But the team is doing great, huh? The team is doing great. Well, I watched them and they were [2:27:58] interviewed. I said, these guys, look at them. The future of America. Handsome, beautiful guys. [2:28:02] They were so into whatever President Trump wants. He's got America. He loves this country. You know, [2:28:08] I said, isn't it nice, really? Isn't it nice? As opposed to all the negative stuff you hear. [2:28:14] These, this is the future. This is the future. So go out, win the national championship. [2:28:25] Fellas, go out. We expect them now to win the national championship, right? [2:29:09] Well, if they can play as good as they look, they're going to win a lot of tournaments. [2:29:48] Good looking people. But everyone here today is part of the greatest movement in the history [2:29:53] of our country. It really is. This is the greatest movement, political movement there's ever been, [2:29:57] not even close. You know, over the years, you'd see one guy get hit and he'd be, uh, he'd be doing well. [2:30:04] And he'd come in second to third in a primary somewhere. And then he'd come in fourth and [2:30:09] then he'd get off the charts, but he'd make a big living doing it for the rest of his life. You'd see [2:30:14] so much. We won. Think of it. We won 50 primaries. We ended up winning every primary. We did it [2:30:21] twice. We did it, uh, almost that number the first time we did just from day one. It's been [2:30:27] a love affair. It's the greatest movement. It's not me. It's us. It's us. It's all together. [2:30:32] It's the greatest movement in the history of our country. It's called Make America Great Again. [2:30:38] That's all it is. So I thought what I'd do just very briefly before, before signing off, [2:30:48] I hate to leave in a way. And you know, a friend of mine, a good friend of mine said to me, [2:30:52] he's a very smart guy, brilliant guy, Wall Street guy, makes a lot of money, brilliant. But he wanted [2:31:01] to be in politics. He wanted to be like Tim Scott. He had one problem. Tim does not have this problem. [2:31:07] He developed lockjaw. He couldn't speak in front of crowds, right? He was afraid to speak. He kills [2:31:13] people for a living financially, but he couldn't speak. And he asked me, how do you do that in front [2:31:18] of so many people? You speak and you're so, you know, amazing. Thousands and thousands. And then [2:31:24] you have all these television cameras. I said, it's really easy because there's such love in the room. [2:31:29] It really is true. I mean it. There's love in the room. There's love in the room, Henry, right? [2:31:35] And when there's love in the room, it's really not hard. But here's something that CNN did. And it's [2:31:42] important because CNN doesn't treat us very well as a group. But check it out, please. [2:31:48] OK. MAGA GOP on Trump. In the 2024 election versus Kamala Harris, he got 99 percent of the MAGA GOP [2:31:57] vote. Perhaps surprisingly, I might have thought it would be 100 percent, but it was 99 percent. [2:32:01] Compare that to his approval rating now with the MAGA GOP. It's 98 percent. That is, [2:32:06] there's been no real decline in MAGA support. These folks say that they're going to vote for [2:32:12] congressional Republicans come the midterm elections. Again, that's the 99 percent that Trump got against [2:32:17] Kamala Harris. Look now. In terms of the congressional vote, 98 percent of them say [2:32:22] they're going to be voting for House Republican candidates. So that support is actually really [2:32:26] holding up strong. It's really, really strong when it comes to MAGA GOP and Republicans holding on to [2:32:32] that vote of this one. OK. The president Republicans most admire. It's Donald Trump. This is a historic [2:32:38] comparison. A majority of Republicans say, 53 percent say, he's the Republican president they most admire. [2:32:44] Ronald Reagan, who traditionally has won that much. Donald Trump nearly triples up on this. Reagan at [2:32:50] just 18 percent. And then Abraham Lincoln, who, by most historic accounts, is the greatest president [2:32:56] of all time. But Republicans say that the president that they most admire by, what is this, this is, [2:33:02] six, seven times as many, Donald John Trump at 53 percent, easily crushing Abe Lincoln at 8 percent. [2:33:07] And the Elon polls showed that he was the greatest president as well. [2:33:10] I feel like this slide might end up on a printout on his desk. [2:33:13] Thank you very much. That's an honor. That's a nice honor. Thank you very much. [2:33:19] So in conclusion, if you elect a Republican House and a Republican Senate on November 3rd, [2:33:26] we will continue to put America first. Every single day we will do that. We will win the war on [2:33:36] corruption and fraud, led by our great vice president, J.D. Vance, doing a good job. [2:33:43] We will pass the No Invasion of Our Country Act, which is right there for us, prohibiting any future [2:33:50] president from ever opening our borders to illegal immigrants again. We will ban sanctuary cities and [2:33:58] pass the death penalty for large-scale drug dealers, human traffickers, and anyone who kills a police [2:34:05] officer or a member of law enforcement. And we will pass voter identification, proof of citizenship, [2:34:15] and the Save America Act to defend our sacred American election. And we will enshrine in permanent [2:34:25] law no men in women's sports and no transgender mutilization of your children. [2:34:33] So ladies and gentlemen of South Carolina, the golden age of America is upon us, but you must get [2:34:40] out and vote. You have to vote Republican and vote for a very, very special, really a special person, [2:34:48] Darlene Graham. Vote for Alan Wilson. You got to get them in. And I'm sure they will, but we got to vote. [2:34:55] We got to keep it going. There's never been a time like this. We have to keep it going. Early voting [2:34:59] ends Saturday, October 31st. So go out, vote as soon as possible. Vote on election day. Just get out. [2:35:06] You got to vote. We've already made unbelievable progress, and now we'll reach new levels of [2:35:11] greatness. We had a tremendous first term, the best economy in history, and now this is going to blow [2:35:17] it away. It already is, I believe. It's my honor to be your president during such an exciting time in [2:35:23] the life of our country. We've been doing this for 11 years together, and there's never been anything like [2:35:29] it, and there probably never will be anything like it. So let's get out and do what we do best, [2:35:35] which is to win, win, win on November 3rd. And let's make the next two years bigger, better, [2:35:48] and stronger than ever before, because together we will make America powerful again, wealthy again, [2:35:56] healthy again, strong again, proud again, safe again, and most importantly, we will make America [2:36:06] great again. Thank you, South Carolina. God bless you. God bless you. Thank you.