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00:00Thank you very much.
00:01Whew.
00:02That's a lot of good-looking people there.
00:04This is great.
00:06It's a great honor to be with you.
00:08And I want to thank everyone and welcome you
00:11to the most spectacular place, the White House.
00:13It's just an amazing place to live and to work in.
00:17And, you know, I've seen a lot of good places, but
00:21believe me, there's nothing like this.
00:22It's just very special.
00:24And it's great to have you here to celebrate Women's
00:27History Month.
00:27That's a big deal.
00:29And today, we honor the legacy of incredible women
00:33like Betsy Ross, Harriet Tubman, Susan B.
00:37Anthony, Clara Barton, and Amelia Earhart.
00:41All legends.
00:42And their extraordinary courage and patriotism and
00:46devotion propelled our nation to glory and to
00:50greatness.
00:51They are great women, many great women.
00:54And thank you for the vote.
00:55You were very nice to me.
00:56The women were — we set every record.
00:59We loved it.
01:02We loved that vote.
01:04But we're delighted to be joined by some of the
01:06pioneering women who are making history in our own
01:09time.
01:11A woman that's just absolutely incredible.
01:14I have — I can't tell you enough about her.
01:16She ran my campaign.
01:17We kept winning, winning, winning.
01:19And then we did well, where she won Florida by
01:23record numbers.
01:25And I said, you know, the second time, I said,
01:27well, just keep running Florida.
01:29And the big one was stolen from us, you know?
01:31So I said, we better get her for number three.
01:34And we won in records.
01:36We won every swing state.
01:37We won by millions of votes the popular vote.
01:40We won everything.
01:41We won the districts at 2,750 to 500 — 507 or
01:47something like that.
01:49And we just won so big.
01:51And her name is Suzy Wiles.
01:53And —
01:54And she — where are you, Suzy?
02:01And she was just named by one of the very
02:03prominent media groups.
02:05I won't mention it because I cannot stand the
02:06people, but she was just named as — and it's
02:10true — the most powerful woman in the world.
02:14Suzy.
02:14That is crazy, huh?
02:19That's a big — her father was a great — Pat
02:21Summerall, a great announcer, a really great
02:24football player and announcer for the NFL for
02:26like 27 years.
02:27He really got the NFL.
02:28He did pretty well with the NFL.
02:30He got him off to a very good start, didn't he?
02:32But he was great.
02:33But she's got those same traits.
02:35So thank you very much, Suzy.
02:36Great job.
02:37Also, we're going to go to somebody that's really
02:43the rage right now.
02:45She's the youngest-ever White House Press
02:47Secretary, Caroline Levin.
02:50Caroline, look at you, huh?
02:56They said, Sir, Sir, she's just too young.
03:00And I said, I don't know about that.
03:01She did awfully good because she did it during
03:03the campaign, and she was awfully good.
03:06And she's been amazing.
03:07She just did another one just a little while ago.
03:10She looked at Suzy and looked at me.
03:12I don't know.
03:13I think I'm ready, sir.
03:14How old are you?
03:14Twenty-seven, right?
03:15Twenty-seven.
03:16And I said, You're not too young.
03:18And she's knocking them dead.
03:19Everyone is talking about you.
03:20Thank you very much.
03:21Great job.
03:22And we have somebody else who's like a rocket ship.
03:29The Counselor to the President.
03:30She served me well.
03:32I'm going to miss her, but we'll see a lot of her anyway.
03:36I hope it's on a friendly basis because I've got to
03:38be very concerned because she's going to be the new
03:41U.S.
03:42Attorney for the District of New Jersey.
03:44Alina.
03:45Where's Alina Haba?
03:46Alina.
03:47Alina Haba.
03:51Thanks, Alina.
03:52She's going to be great.
03:53I'll tell you, she's going to be great.
03:55She's a great lawyer and lives in New Jersey.
03:58And I said, That sounds like a good combination.
04:00Everybody wanted that job.
04:02They're all looking for the job.
04:04I said, Wait a minute, doesn't Alina live in New
04:06Jersey?
04:06Yeah, I think Alina is going to get that job.
04:09So congratulations, Alina.
04:10That's fantastic.
04:12I'm also thrilled to say that we have more women
04:14in our Cabinet than any Republican president in
04:17the history of our country.
04:18And joining us today is a woman I've known a long
04:29time.
04:29You talk about strong women.
04:31This is a strong woman.
04:32Remember, they were saying, He doesn't like
04:33strong women.
04:35That may be true, but if that's true, I'm in deep
04:38trouble because I'm surrounded.
04:39I got the strongest women.
04:41And this is a beautiful, strong, wonderful woman.
04:45Attorney General Pam Bondi.
04:47But yesterday, you know, she was talking about
04:57these guys that like burning down cars and
05:00plants and everything else.
05:01And I was watching her on television.
05:03She said, I'm going to get you.
05:06We're going to find you and you're going to suffer.
05:10And I say, man, I don't want her after me.
05:12And, you know, it's amazing.
05:14The attacks have gotten down very, very
05:16precipitously.
05:17It's so Pam is fantastic.
05:20Thank you very much, Pam.
05:21Really.
05:21Amazing.
05:22Along with a woman who was given a very hard and
05:31difficult problem, the cost of eggs.
05:33This was the problem.
05:35The cost of eggs, eggs were through the roof.
05:37If you got to see the Biden chart, it's like a
05:39rocket ship and Trump is like this way.
05:43But I gave Brooke the Secretary of Agriculture
05:48and I didn't know it.
05:51I didn't know it.
05:52She studied that in college.
05:54I didn't know that I was going to give it to her
05:55anyway.
05:56Like, it didn't matter that she said it, but it
05:59sort of helped.
06:00Right.
06:00But she came in and she lowered the cost of eggs
06:03by almost 50 percent in three weeks.
06:06Right.
06:08Someday you're going to tell us that secret.
06:10I want to find out.
06:11But the chart looks great.
06:12It's Biden like this and then we're like this.
06:15But we also, by the way, we low we lowered energy
06:18costs, Trevor, really, like tremendously.
06:21Energy is way down.
06:22Cost of gasoline is way down.
06:25The cost of groceries, a word that I used a lot of
06:27the campaign.
06:28It's like an old fashioned word, but it's a
06:29beautiful word, very descriptive word.
06:31And the groceries are coming down, Brooke, at a
06:34level that very I mean, we're finally getting
06:37costs under control in our country and people don't
06:40like talking about it because it's so good.
06:42It's so positive.
06:43I haven't seen one story on eggs plummeting by 50
06:46percent, but someday they'll get around to
06:48writing it.
06:50Secretary of Education.
06:52She's trying to put herself out of a job.
06:55Linda, if she's trying to put herself out of a job,
06:59she's moving education back to the states and
07:03she's doing it at a rapid rate.
07:05And she's an amazing woman.
07:07I've known her also for a long time.
07:08She's been amazing.
07:09No matter where she's been, she's been successful,
07:12including with her husband, building a
07:14tremendous empire.
07:16And Linda McMahon is very special.
07:18Thank you, Linda.
07:20And it's getting praise, by the way, the concept of
07:25moving education back to the states, back to the
07:28mothers and the fathers.
07:29And you probably do it for less than half, and
07:34you're going to have great, great schools.
07:36You know, I say that in our country, they have
07:39charts and they rate the countries, various
07:42countries.
07:42And Norway and Denmark and Sweden and lots of places
07:47are rated at the top.
07:49And Finland.
07:50China is rated very high, too.
07:52Tell me that's that takes the big problem out
07:54because if they can do it, that's big.
07:56So we can do it.
07:58And we're rated toward the bottom.
07:59We're at number 37, 38, 39 or 40 out of 40.
08:03So we're just about last.
08:05And yet we're first in one very nice category, cost
08:08per pupil.
08:09So, obviously, there's something wrong.
08:12We just have to repeat that, Linda.
08:13And everybody says, Well, I guess it's time to do
08:15it.
08:16And it's been that way for a long time.
08:18And originally, we had it run by home state.
08:21So we never had that kind of a problem.
08:22But it's going to be Katie.
08:24It's going to be brought back again.
08:26And Linda is going to do it.
08:27And I just say, you know, she said, You basically
08:31want me to get out of government, don't you?
08:34I said, That's right.
08:36Do your job and get out.
08:37But I promise I'll have something else for you.
08:38Okay, I promise I'll have something even better for
08:42you.
08:43All right.
08:43But you're doing a job, but we appreciate it.
08:45Also, a special man.
08:47He's got a tremendous majority.
08:48It's so easy.
08:49A majority of about one.
08:51I think he's the only man could do the job because
08:53everybody loves him.
08:54Everybody respects him.
08:55He's really smart.
08:57Really.
08:58He's so nice.
08:58People say, Is he smart?
08:59I said, You have no ideas.
09:01He's actually, you know, he's really nice because
09:04he's smart.
09:05He knows it's the only way you can live with it.
09:07Where is Mike?
09:09Mike, it's the only way you can do it.
09:11You got he's the nicest guy.
09:13But in actuality, he's not a nice person.
09:15He's ruthless.
09:17You haven't seen this guy when he gets angry.
09:20I don't want it.
09:20I'll ruin your image overnight.
09:23He is a phenomenal guy.
09:25Our great speaker, Mike Johnson.
09:26Thank you very much.
09:27I've just I don't know.
09:33Is that good or bad for you?
09:34I'm not so sure.
09:35It's okay.
09:36He said, Whatever the heck you want to say is okay.
09:40First female Republican attorney general of Iowa
09:43and an early supporter of Trump.
09:45And where's Brenna Bird?
09:47Brenna.
09:47Brenna.
09:48Thank you very much.
09:50She's so popular in Iowa.
09:52She came out so early, and I appreciate it very much.
09:55That's great.
09:56Alaska Lieutenant Governor Nancy Dahlstrom.
09:59Nancy.
10:00Thank you, Nancy.
10:02Thank you very much.
10:04You have a you have a great governor, too, by
10:05the way, Nancy.
10:07He's also tall.
10:08He's seriously tall.
10:09I mean, guys like seven foot two.
10:12He is a tall guy, but he's a great governor.
10:14And I have a son who's tall like him.
10:17And Baron is very tall.
10:19They're all tall, but Baron seriously tall.
10:21Right.
10:22So, anyway, say hello to him.
10:24He's a great governor.
10:25South Carolina Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evett.
10:29Where is Pamela?
10:30Thank you very much.
10:30Good job you're doing.
10:32Great job.
10:33Good.
10:35And good luck with everything.
10:36I know it's big stuff, right?
10:38Oh, good.
10:40Well, you have a great governor.
10:41Oklahoma Agricultural Commissioner Blaine
10:44Arthur.
10:45Blaine.
10:46Thank you, Blaine.
10:46Good.
10:48Nice to see you.
10:50And so many other incredible women.
10:52I'm going to make so many enemies because I'm
10:53looking here.
10:54I know every one of them, and I'm supposed to say
10:56their names.
10:56Maybe we'll get to it.
10:58I don't know.
10:58It's a long list.
11:00For four long years, we had an administration that
11:03tried to abolish the very concept of womanhood and
11:07replace it with radical gender ideology.
11:10Maybe you heard something about that.
11:12They destroyed women's spaces and even tried to
11:15replace the word mother with the term birther
11:18person.
11:19A mother became a birther person.
11:21What's that all about?
11:22Then you wonder why they lost.
11:23They're trying to figure out why did they lose.
11:26I saw a congressman today for the Democrats.
11:28He was having a big fight on television early this
11:31morning, trying to make it so that really he thinks
11:36men should play in women's sports.
11:37He hasn't given that up yet.
11:39He was fighting like crazy.
11:40I said, this guy is going to lose.
11:41He's going to lose badly.
11:43The whole party is still into that.
11:44They haven't learned under.
11:45And we don't want them to learn, frankly.
11:48We want them to keep fighting.
11:49Let's not tell them.
11:50Under the Trump administration, we're
11:51ending the Marxist war on women.
11:54And you had a war on women.
11:56And we're protecting women's rights, defending
11:58women's dignity, and standing up for the
12:01American moms and daughters.
12:02So many are represented here.
12:04Great people in this room.
12:06American women have never had bigger champions than
12:10all of us in the White House.
12:11I mean, it's me, but it's the group of men and
12:15women.
12:15We have a lot of men that are like Howard, our head
12:18of commerce, I see is here.
12:19What are you doing here, Howard?
12:20Huh?
12:21Oh, that's a good.
12:23He's got his beautiful wife here.
12:25I was saying, what's Howard doing here?
12:27He's like, there aren't too many men in this
12:29audience, actually.
12:31But he's a big advocate.
12:32And we're going to be making a — right after
12:34this, we're going to be making a big, special
12:36announcement, Howard and I and Scott and a few of
12:39the people on cars.
12:40We have Liberation Day in America.
12:44That's where we take back all of this money that's
12:46been ripped off from us for so many decades.
12:49And we start a process.
12:51We're going to go with the tariffs on cars.
12:53And as you've probably been reading, it's all
12:55over the place.
12:56You've been reading and seeing and watching car
12:59companies and every other form of company.
13:01They're pouring back into our country at levels
13:03never seen before.
13:05We're up to, I guess, close, Howard, to $5
13:07trillion of investments already.
13:09And there's never been that much for a year.
13:12We did that in a period of six weeks.
13:15There's never been any numbers like that.
13:17We've never seen.
13:18They're all coming.
13:19They're all coming in so they don't have to pay
13:20tariffs.
13:21It's very simple.
13:22Because if you build your product in the USA,
13:24there is no tariff.
13:25On day one, I made the official policy of the
13:28United States government that there are only two
13:30genders — male and female.
13:33Right?
13:33Is there anybody — seriously, is there
13:39anybody that disagrees with that in this room?
13:45I was thinking maybe somebody from the press
13:46might raise their hand.
13:48I don't think so.
13:50There aren't too many people.
13:52You know, it's amazing.
13:52It's got to be like a 98 percent issue, right?
13:56So what are they doing, Marjorie?
13:58What are they doing?
14:00They're fighting for a 2 percent issue.
14:02That's good.
14:02Let them keep doing it.
14:04No matter how many surgeries you have or
14:06chemicals you inject, if you're born with male DNA
14:10in every cell of your body, you can never become a
14:13woman.
14:14You're not going to be a woman.
14:15And that's why, last month, I proudly signed a
14:21historic executive order to ban men from competing
14:24in women's sports.
14:25And it was very popular and very — very popular.
14:32We had a track meet, and I — it was so disparaging
14:35to great women athletes.
14:36I've known so many great women athletes.
14:38I gave Annika Sorenstam the Medal of Freedom here not
14:42so long ago.
14:43And these are unbelievable athletes.
14:45But it's so ridiculous.
14:46They had a track meet, and you heard me talking
14:49about a long-distance track meet.
14:51The man won by five hours and 14 minutes and 12
14:55seconds.
14:56And I said, this is not good.
14:58And you want to see worse?
14:59Take a look at the weightlifting records.
15:01Take a look at the boxing.
15:02Take a look at this.
15:03The whole thing is ridiculous.
15:05And, frankly, it's demeaning to women.
15:07And you are superior to men, in my opinion.
15:09What do I know?
15:10You are.
15:11Huh?
15:11I've seen you.
15:13No, they are superior.
15:16I've known it all my life, and I'm not happy about
15:19it.
15:20I'm not happy.
15:21I also banned puberty blockers.
15:23Can you believe I'm even saying this?
15:25And the sexual mutilation of minor youth.
15:30Now, who would think, you know, let's go back 10 or
15:3515 years.
15:36If you ever heard a statement like that,
15:38you'd say, well, what the hell is he even talking
15:40about?
15:41Right, Brooke?
15:41What is he talking about?
15:42Puberty blockers.
15:44But that's where we are, and that's where we've
15:46come, and we're ending it.
15:47We're sending it back to where it came from.
15:49Oblivion.
15:50Right?
15:50So, in the recent election, we did
15:56fantastically well with women.
15:58I kept hearing, women don't like him.
16:00I said, I think they do.
16:03You know who don't like me?
16:04Fake polls don't like me.
16:06That's who don't like me.
16:07But we were setting records in so many of
16:10these cases.
16:10And I was for women.
16:12I was for the women, the suburban housewife, where
16:15I stopped low-income housing projects from
16:18being built at a house next to you, where people
16:21were being decimated.
16:22The houses were being literally ripped up and
16:24destroyed.
16:25And I stopped it, and we've stopped it again.
16:28We had to stop it again.
16:29I stopped that first term.
16:30We had a great first term, a really successful
16:32first term.
16:33We had the largest increase in stock market
16:36value, 88 percent increase in the history of
16:38our country.
16:39We gave you the biggest tax cuts.
16:41We gave you the biggest regulation cuts.
16:43We rebuilt our military.
16:45We gave too much of it away to Afghanistan, this
16:47character.
16:48What — I mean, he gave billions and billions of
16:50dollars of it away to Afghanistan.
16:53And maybe we'll have to ask for that back,
16:55although it's getting a little old now.
16:57They're getting a little old.
16:58We're building new stuff.
17:00But I will say that it was such an honor working
17:02with so many great women.
17:03I've worked with women all my life.
17:05I've always been ahead on that subject.
17:07I had women in my construction business
17:10putting up skyscrapers in New York 30 years ago,
17:1335 years ago, long before it was in vogue.
17:17And they were phenomenal.
17:19Every one of them was phenomenal.
17:20My administration listens to America's moms, and
17:24that's why I recently created the Presidential
17:26Commission to Make America Healthy Again.
17:28And that's really caught on.
17:30That's really caught on.
17:35And Bobby Kennedy, by the way, is doing a great job.
17:37He was — I think it's going to be — I think
17:41it's going to go down as another great choice.
17:43And we just don't want to treat the chronic disease
17:46crisis.
17:47We want to prevent our children from getting
17:49sick in the first place.
17:50And there are so many things that we are doing
17:54wrong.
17:55But it's happening.
17:56It's happening.
17:56What has happened?
17:57If you go back 20 years — autism — think of it.
17:59One in 20,000 children.
18:02Think of that.
18:03One — autism.
18:04You see it all over.
18:06One in 20,000 children.
18:08Now it's one in 36 children.
18:13Now, what the hell is that all about?
18:16There's something out there, and we've got to
18:17find it.
18:19But can you imagine — one in 20,000 and now it's
18:22one in 36, not 36,000, one in 36 children.
18:27And I see it. I see it all the time.
18:30And so there's something out there,
18:34and we're going to find it.
18:35We're doing something really wrong,
18:37and it might be very simple to even correct,
18:40but we're looking very hard, and Bobby's looking very hard,
18:43and we're going to figure it out.
18:48And to further support our nation's mothers,
18:50I've signed an executive order to expand access
18:53to fertility treatments like IVF.
18:56That's Katie. Katie.
18:57Where's Katie?
19:00Katie called your great senator from Alabama, she called,
19:04and she was, like, in a little bit of angst, right?
19:08She said, sir, we just had a ruling from an Alabama judge
19:11who said you couldn't have the clinics IVF.
19:14And I was in my plane, and she said,
19:16it's terrible, it's terrible.
19:18Friends of mine are virtually attacking me,
19:20because they're not really —
19:23people don't talk about it necessarily.
19:25Why should they? But Katie called me up.
19:27She did such a great job, and she said,
19:29sir, you have to get on this right away.
19:31It's terrible. They're going to close up all the clinics.
19:33They ordered all the clinics closed.
19:35And I said, so, Katie, give me a quick definition, please.
19:38Educate me in a minute or less, and she did.
19:41And I came out totally in favor
19:43of what all of these women wanted.
19:46And it — I mean, it became our issue.
19:48We actually took it away, Mike, from the Democrats.
19:51They were late to the party.
19:53And it was a — really, I give you a lot of credit.
19:55So, thank you very much. Thank you, Katie.
19:57Great job.
19:59And I also signed an executive order
20:03to begin abolishing the Department of Education,
20:06as we said, but also to go back —
20:09to go back and do things with our schoolchildren that are —
20:13that just hasn't been done in many, many years.
20:15But the basic is reading, writing, and arithmetic.
20:18And we want to make sure that they teach English, okay?
20:21But I think we're not going to have a problem.
20:23And you're going to see things happen,
20:24I think, on the education front like nobody —
20:27like nobody can believe. It's very exciting.
20:29Very exciting.
20:33And so many of the states, like Iowa and Idaho and Indiana —
20:37by the way, unrelated, but Indiana,
20:39they just signed Honda.
20:42One of the biggest auto plants in the world is going Honda.
20:45Big, big company. Would've never come here except for —
20:48let's say the election.
20:49I like to say the election result,
20:50but let's give tariffs a little —
20:52a little — well, without the election result,
20:55you wouldn't have the tariffs, right?
20:56So, I guess — so, I guess it's all about the election, Marjorie.
21:01But one of the biggest anywhere in the world.
21:03They're building in Indiana. Big, big plant.
21:05And we'll get — we have many of them going up.
21:08Many plants in other countries have stopped.
21:11They've stopped construction.
21:12One of them, right in the middle of construction,
21:13they're coming — they just signed a contract.
21:15They're going to build it here instead.
21:17So, you're going to see that at record —
21:18just remember I told you so in 12 months from now.
21:22But on day one, we're ending the inflation nightmare
21:26that Joe Biden created and caused.
21:28But just by his spending — two things — his spending,
21:31but I think more important, he destroyed our energy policy.
21:35And energy started going up.
21:37Gasoline, all of — any form of energy went through the roof.
21:40And then, what he did to get it down a little bit,
21:43he went back to the Trump policy.
21:44Everything — let them drill, let them —
21:46they were very, very concerned.
21:49And it was too late because that jackrabbit
21:52had gotten out of the nest, and it was too late.
21:55They really screwed us up in so many ways.
21:57How about allowing millions and millions of people
22:01to come into our country?
22:02Open borders. People from all over the world.
22:05Not South America. South America, but all over the world.
22:08They came in from Africa, from Asia,
22:11from all over the world, from prisons.
22:13The prisons were emptied into our country.
22:15I call them prisons and jails —
22:17prison being a slightly tougher term.
22:19But the prisons and jails were emptied into our country.
22:22The mental institutions — and insane asylum, same thing.
22:25Insane asylum is mental institution on steroids, right?
22:30I say — I used to say Dr. Hannibal Lecter —
22:32the great Dr. Hannibal Lecter is in a hotel room near you.
22:38And the fake news back there —
22:40there's a lot of fake news here, by the way.
22:42Fake news would say,
22:43why does he keep mentioning Hannibal Lecter?
22:45I said, you know why? Because I just —
22:47we just won an election.
22:49We got a lot of votes because of Hannibal Lecter.
22:51We don't want to have Hannibal Lecter in our country.
22:54So, we watched what was happening to destroy our country.
22:59And a woman, by the way, the head of Homeland, is doing —
23:04Christy is doing a great job. Christy Noem.
23:07She's doing a great job. She's getting them out.
23:10And Tom Homan.
23:12But Tom Homan and Christy Noem,
23:14they're doing an unbelievable job.
23:16She's tough. She's — she might be tougher than Tom.
23:19Is that pretty tough, right?
23:21I say Tom is central casting, but he says,
23:23I think she might be tougher than me.
23:25So that's — we needed that
23:26because she's dealing with a rough group of people.
23:28Millions and millions of people.
23:30Twenty-one million people came in.
23:31But of that, at least three million
23:34are serious, serious criminals.
23:36Many of them are murderers — 11,088.
23:39And of that number, about half have murdered
23:42more than one person. This is not going to end well.
23:44So, we're getting them out in record numbers.
23:47And we're having a lot of problems with the courts
23:49because the courts want to pretend they're President.
23:52And they're not President.
23:53They didn't get 80 million votes.
23:55And they didn't — they're not.
23:56They can't do that to this country.
23:59That's not their job.
24:00But we're getting them out in record numbers.
24:02And it's going to save a lot of lives.
24:04We have some really bad people in this country,
24:07but you see the ones we're taking out.
24:09Trinidad and Tobago, the toughest of all gangs.
24:12MS-13.
24:13And we're getting them out.
24:15So, in just two months,
24:17core inflation has dropped to its lowest pace in four years.
24:20We've got it going down.
24:21The groceries I told you about and energy of all kinds.
24:25Gasoline, it's fallen below now $3.
24:28For $3 for the first time in years, since I was there,
24:32it's fallen below $3.
24:33We're going to get it down quite a bit lower.
24:35That's going to bring prices still further down,
24:37and people are going to be able to buy their groceries again.
24:39And so important.
24:41And again, I want to just congratulate you, Brooke.
24:43What a job you've done over there with the eggs.
24:46I was in office — I was in office for one week,
24:55and I got — this one article was so bad
24:59that Donald Trump has caused a massive egg problem.
25:03And I said, this is — and they showed it.
25:05It's like, you know, terrible.
25:07But it was during his term that it went up, right?
25:10And — but they were hammering me.
25:12They thought they had us until I put you in that position.
25:15And I don't know what the hell magic wand you use.
25:19And now they don't talk about it anymore.
25:21It's terrible. Well, we'll talk —
25:22we have to talk about it, you know?
25:24If they don't talk about it, we talk about it.
25:26Right, Brooke? But what a job you've done.
25:28Now we need Congress to pass the largest tax cuts
25:31in American history, and Mike is going to get that.
25:34And I think now —
25:38I think we can finally say, one big, beautiful bill,
25:40because everybody is there.
25:42I spoke with — John Thune is doing a terrific job
25:45also, and the senators.
25:46And we want one big, beautiful bill.
25:49Just put it all in that bill,
25:50and we'll figure a way to have it passed, right?
25:53We'll figure a way. But we have — it's a large —
25:56it'll be the largest tax cuts in American history.
25:58When you add that onto the fact that if they don't pass this,
26:01you will have the largest tax increase by far.
26:04Because the tax increase that I passed five years ago —
26:08the biggest in history, bigger than the Reagan tax cuts —
26:12what happens is that jumps back to where they used to be.
26:14So if you add that onto the other normal tax increases
26:20that the Democrats want to give,
26:21this would be the largest tax increase in history by 58 percent
26:26or more, I guess. But 58 percent.
26:29And I don't know how anybody can vote for a Democrat,
26:31but I know one thing, that I believe the Democrats
26:34are going to be forced to help vote for this bill.
26:36And then we have the very important continuation of debt.
26:42I don't call it a debt increase
26:43because we're not looking to increase.
26:45We want to just continue that line.
26:47And we should call it, I think, from now on, Mike,
26:50we're going to call it the continuation
26:51because that's what it is.
26:53That was thrown into our lap unnecessarily.
26:55But we have it, and it's fine that we have it.
26:58But I think we're going to get tremendous support,
27:00even from Democrats, because otherwise,
27:03they're voting for the biggest tax increase in history,
27:06by far, by, I think, 38 points.
27:08And I don't think they're going to want to do that.
27:10So, Mike, I hear you're doing great on it.
27:12And we're going to have tremendous goodies
27:16in the bag for women, too.
27:17The women, between the fertilization
27:19and all of the other things that we're talking about,
27:21it's going to be — it's going to be great.
27:24We're joined today —
27:27fertilization — I'm still very proud of it.
27:34I don't care.
27:36I'll be known as the fertilization president,
27:38and that's okay.
27:40That's not bad. That's not bad.
27:44I've been called much worse.
27:49Actually, I like it, right? I like it.
27:53Thank you. We're joined today by many of the women members
27:56of the House and Senate who make up so much
28:00and make this all happen.
28:01And I especially want to recognize the leaders
28:03of the brand-new Republican Women's Caucus.
28:05Senator Katie Britt. Again, Katie. Thank you.
28:09Thank you, Katie. Great job you do.
28:13And Representative Kat Kamek,
28:16who just announced a new baby girl.
28:20That's great.
28:22I also want to say, driving force behind the effort
28:26to create a women's history museum
28:28with working very much with some of the women in this room —
28:31I'm not sure if it's been discussed specifically —
28:33but to create a women's museum on the National Mall.
28:37And we have a great site. I'm very good at real estate.
28:40You know, we have a great site.
28:42And Nicole Malliotakis is here someplace.
28:45Where's Nicole?
28:46And she is really working hard on this one.
28:50This is — this is a passion for you.
28:52And you're working — it's a big, beautiful —
28:55she said it's going to be a big, beautiful museum.
28:57Well, it has to be. If it's for women,
28:59it better be big and beautiful or we're in trouble, right?
29:02But we're working on that. Also, here, I just have this list.
29:06And they're incredible people, so I have to do it.
29:09Otherwise, I'll be run out of town.
29:11I don't have the courage not to do it.
29:12Senator Marsha Blackburn. Marsha, thank you very much.
29:16So incredible. Unbelievable talent.
29:19Senator Joni Ernst. Joni Ernst. Where's Joni?
29:24Hi, Joni. I owe you a call. I'll call you. Okay?
29:28Deb Fisher just won a great race, Nebraska.
29:32Thank you, Deb. Great race, Deb.
29:36Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith. Oh, we love Cindy Hyde.
29:39Thank you, Cindy Hyde.
29:41She said, Sir, could you do a rally for me?
29:43I said, Yeah, I'll do a rally for you.
29:45I get this. Sir, could you do two more for me?
29:47I did. We did three, and we blew him out, right?
29:50It was an Obama sycophant.
29:53We blew him out of the water. Right, Cindy Hyde?
29:56So, thank you. And Senator Ashley Moody.
30:00Congratulations. Where is Ashley?
30:04Congratulations, Ashley.
30:07Also representative, and this one is tough.
30:10She's tough. Lisa McClain. She's tough and good.
30:13She's a good one. She's a real leader.
30:17Thank you. Great job, Lisa.
30:19Representative Stephanie Bice. Thank you very much.
30:24Thank you. Where's Stephanie?
30:27Thank you very much, darling.
30:29Sherry Biggs. Hi. Hi, Sherry. Good.
30:36Lauren Bobert.
30:41Great people. Monica De La Cruz.
30:45Monica De La Cruz. Hi, Monica. Good job.
30:49Julie Federacek. Federacek. Hi, Julie.
30:54Great. Nice to see you.
30:57A person that is more experienced than anybody,
30:59and she's still a young woman. Very young.
31:01Virginia Foxx. Virginia.
31:07What a good woman. Right, Mike?
31:10A quiet woman, but she — underneath that quiet facade,
31:14she's a tiger. Marjorie Taylor Grind.
31:18Highly respected woman, I tell you.
31:21Thanks, Marjorie. Great woman.
31:24Diana Harshbarger. Diana Harshbarger.
31:27Where are you, Diana? Thank you. Thank you.
31:31Good job with your son, too. Thank you.
31:35Ashley Hinton. Ashley. Thank you.
31:39Thanks, Ashley. Good. Good job.
31:43Erin Houchen. Thank you, Erin. Thank you very much.
31:49Laurel Lee. Laurel. Thank you. Good. Good job.
31:55Julia Letlow. Good. Nice seeing you, Julia.
32:00She's done a great job. Anna Paulina Luna.
32:04Anna. Good. Nice to see you.
32:09Another quiet one. Nancy Mace. Hi, Nancy.
32:14Great. Great job.
32:16And, Nicole, I said hello to you and your museum,
32:19and you get that going, and we're going to back it 100 percent.
32:21Unless the women here would rather not have a —
32:24is anybody not in favor of a women's museum in this room?
32:28Please. It's okay. I could see some.
32:29Maybe they want to save a couple of bucks, right?
32:33No takers. Okay. You're all set.
32:35You have it then, I guess.
32:37I guess. I sort of thought that was going to happen.
32:40Celeste Malloy. Celeste. Thank you. Great job.
32:46Great job. Carol Miller. Great election.
32:49Thank you, Carol. Great job, Carol.
32:53A friend of mine, a beautiful person, a beautiful family.
32:57It's like she's got children.
32:59They're all supermodels, male and female.
33:01Handsome husband. Carol. Mary. Carol. Mary Miller. Mary.
33:12How's it going? Okay. Good.
33:14Mary Miller is a really spectacular person
33:17and a great congresswoman. Thank you very much.
33:19Twenty-second grand shot.
33:21Twenty-second grand shot. Look at her.
33:25It's one of the most beautiful families
33:27starting with you. It's just a beautiful family.
33:29So you have a long way to go, Kat.
33:31Come on. You have to get going.
33:34Marionette Miller-Meeks. Great election you had.
33:37Great election. Great. Great job.
33:43Oh, Maria Salazar. Where is Maria?
33:45She is strong. She's a tough one.
33:49But they love her. We all love her. Thank you.
33:52Another one who's really good.
33:54I got to know her very well along with Mike.
33:58We were having some talks,
33:59and she really knows what she's talking about.
34:01She was right 100 percent. Victoria Sparks.
34:04Thank you, Victoria. Thank you very much.
34:09And Beth Van Dyne, who's fabulous.
34:13Hi, Beth. Thank you. Thank you very much.
34:16You're such a great group of people.
34:18And there's others in there. I'm going to be —
34:20oh, I'm going to get killed.
34:22I know. You're for me, and I'm for you.
34:24That's true. Can you imagine? There are others.
34:26I'm sitting here looking at others.
34:27I'm going to be in trouble. That's the problem.
34:29When you do that, you leave a couple of them out.
34:31They never speak to you again. They never speak.
34:34Now we need Congress to pass the largest tax cuts,
34:37and we are going to get that done.
34:39And we're joined today by so many people
34:42that are just so great.
34:44And we are going to have a little bit of a celebration
34:47after this is finished in one of the outer rooms.
34:49They have some stuff for the women.
34:52Much better. We did this for men.
34:54And, you know, it's very unexciting
34:55having a day for men.
34:57I stood up here.
34:58It was like I just — I reduced the speech from 10 pages
35:01to about two paragraphs. It was boring.
35:04It was boring as hell.
35:06Throughout our history, strong, tough, visionary women
35:10have defended our flag, strengthened our communities,
35:12explored new frontiers,
35:14and expanded the American Dream for all of our children —
35:17all of our children and all of our people.
35:20Now, patriotic American women like those in this room
35:23are helping lead our nation into the Golden Age of America.
35:26And that's what we're calling it.
35:28This is the Golden Age of America.
35:30We want to do things that nobody thought were possible.
35:34You know, had I done it the more traditional way —
35:36which I actually did, but we won't talk about that.
35:40But had it been the, you know, four plus four,
35:43as opposed to floor four, let's see how bad they do,
35:46and then we get another four at numbers too big to rig,
35:50we call it. We have to go out too big to rig.
35:52They tried, but it was too big to rig.
35:54Had we done it that way, would it have been nearly as important
35:57or nearly as historic? It's much more historic.
36:00It's a much more important presidency.
36:02And, frankly, because of how bad they were,
36:05we're able to do things that we could have never done
36:08if it were traditional. I don't think, Marjorie,
36:10we would have ever been able to have done
36:12the things we are doing now.
36:14You see what we're doing with the colleges,
36:16and they're all bending and saying,
36:18Sir, thank you very much. We appreciate it.
36:21And they are — nobody can believe it,
36:23including law firms that have been so horrible.
36:26Law firms that nobody would believe.
36:28And they're just saying, Where do I sign?
36:30Where do I sign? Nobody can believe it.
36:32And there's more coming.
36:34But we really are in the golden age of America,
36:36and I think you're going to see it more and more as we go along.
36:38Together, we're beginning our country's greatest era,
36:41and we're building a future that will be stronger,
36:44safer, healthier, and happier than ever before.
36:47And you're really going to be the leaders.
36:49I think, really, I think you're going to be the dominant leaders.
36:52And you have a lot of them in this room, politically.
36:54But just the fact that you're here
36:56and the fact that you're with us is so important.
36:58There's nothing like strong, beautiful, wonderful women.
37:02You have the heart. You have the whole spirit.
37:05You're amazing people. And it's an honor to be with you.
37:08And we're going to work together,
37:09and we're going to make this the greatest age
37:12in the history of our country. Thank you.
37:14Thank you, Mary. Thank you.
37:16Thank you. Thank you very much, everybody.