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00:00
Bueno, la Unión Europea ha estado hablando con nosotros,
00:02
Ursula y el grupo, y ellos han sido muy agradables.
00:05
Ellos han tratado muy mal hasta ahora.
00:07
Ahora, ellos han tratado nos muy agradables.
00:09
Es como un mundo diferente, en realidad.
00:11
Ellos han tratado muy mal.
00:13
Ellos fueron uno de los más difíciles de lidar con.
00:15
En muchos aspectos, ellos fueron mucho peor que China.
00:18
Mira lo que hacen a nuestras compañías.
00:20
Ellos suelen Apple.
00:21
Ellos suelen Google.
00:23
$17 billones por Apple.
00:26
En un caso de que no tienen un caso.
00:29
Ellos tienen, you know, judges que son European Union judges.
00:33
Y ellos han tratado mucho dinero de nuestro país en términos de eso,
00:37
en términos de otras cosas que ellos hacen.
00:39
Ellos son muy difíciles.
00:40
Pero ahora, ellos son muy agradables a nosotros.
00:42
Y vamos a ver qué pasa.
00:45
Estamos probablemente dos días off de enviarles a letter.
00:49
Estamos hablando con ellos.
00:50
Yo solo quiero saber que una letter significa un deal.
00:54
A lotes de personas dicen que hay 200 países.
00:57
No podemos ver con 200 países.
00:58
We have a few trusted people that know what they're doing,
01:02
that are doing a good job.
01:03
But you can't do it.
01:04
You have to do it in a more general way.
01:06
But it's a very good way.
01:07
It's a better way.
01:08
It's a more powerful way.
01:10
And we sent them a letter.
01:11
You read the letter.
01:11
I think it was well crafted.
01:13
And mostly, it's just a little number in there.
01:18
You'll pay 25 percent, 35 percent.
01:21
We have some at 60, 70.
01:23
Those are the ones with massive, you know,
01:24
where we have massive trade deficits,
01:26
because they've treated us very badly.
01:28
But I would say, in every case, I'm treating them better
01:32
than they treated us over the years.
01:34
Don't you agree with that?
01:35
I agree.
01:36
I could have done much — I could have been much harsher.
01:40
I don't want to do that.
01:41
We want to have relationships.
01:42
But in every case, they treated us far worse
01:47
than I'm treating them.
01:47
I'm treating them very good.
01:48
I could go higher with the tariffs,
01:50
but I don't want to hurt them.
01:52
That's why, when you just read it,
01:54
you come up with the number.
01:55
It's so incredible that prices are actually going down.
01:57
Just so you know, when I got in, everyone said,
01:59
oh, eggs — eggs are going through the roof.
02:02
That was the first — I was in for about four days,
02:04
and they started screaming at me about eggs.
02:06
They said, that's Biden's problem.
02:07
I didn't know about eggs.
02:08
But eggs went up about five times.
02:10
You did a fantastic job.
02:12
And we ended up shortly getting — in fact, for Easter,
02:16
they said, go out and buy plastic eggs.
02:18
You can't use real eggs.
02:20
Well, we bought 200,000 eggs for the White House
02:22
for the Easter egg hunt that we have at the White House,
02:25
and there were eggs. We had the price down.
02:26
And now the price is lower than it was before.
02:30
We did a good job with eggs,
02:31
but we did a good job with groceries.
02:33
Our prices are down in this country.
02:37
A big part of it's oil. The oil.
02:39
You have — you had a couple of places last week.
02:42
You had $1.99 for oil, for gasoline.
02:46
And nobody thought they'd see that.
02:48
I want to get it lower if I can.
02:50
But we're — we've done a good job.
02:52
You've done a very good job.
02:52
Do you want to say a couple of words about that,
02:55
you and Chris, about what's happening with energy?
02:57
The President- Well, absolutely.
02:58
But I would say, on the pricing side, President Trump,
03:02
the fact that you've endorsed and supported a policy
03:05
of energy dominance, that sends a signal to the market
03:08
that we're going to have more supply.
03:10
You talked during the campaign about inflation
03:13
being a country buster.
03:14
You've broken the back of inflation in six months,
03:17
among all the other things you've accomplished.
03:19
The President- We have no inflation.
03:21
The President- And we've got —
03:22
and then heading into the Fourth of July,
03:23
these were the lowest gas prices at the pump in four years.
03:27
And again, for Americans, this is —
03:30
this is like hundreds of billions of dollars
03:31
of — that stay in their pockets
03:34
because we lowered the price of gas at the pump.
03:36
But when we lower the price of energy,
03:37
it lowers the price of food.
03:39
It lowers the price of every — the clothes you wear.
03:41
The President- It's the biggest thing.
03:42
The President- It's the biggest thing.
03:43
The President- It's like a big tax cut.
03:44
When you get energy down, every 50 cents is like a massive tax cut.
03:51
And we've gotten it down much below that.
03:54
You know, we had great energy, great low prices,
03:56
everything else when the election turned over.
04:00
I'm being — I'm trying to be nice about it.
04:02
It turned over, shockingly, but nevertheless,
04:05
it happened, energy started going up.
04:09
And it went up really bad.
04:10
And then he went back to the Trump policy.
04:13
The problem was they didn't know how to do that.
04:15
And he lost it. He lost that sucker.
04:18
That big sucker was out of control.
04:20
And his energy prices went way up.
04:22
And that's what caused it.
04:23
But it was also stupid spending.
04:26
They spent money like — they used to use the term
04:29
drunken sailors, but I won't use that term.
04:31
Although it is very descriptive, I won't use that term.
04:34
I refuse to use it.
04:35
But they spent money at levels that nobody had ever seen before.
04:39
And trillions and trillions of dollars wasted on the Green News scam —
04:45
greatest scam in the history of our country,
04:47
other than maybe Russia, Russia, Russia — that might have been.
04:50
But the Green News scam was the single greatest scam
04:53
in the history of our country.
04:55
And continues to be, but it's weakened badly.
04:58
It's hobbling along because people are finally —
05:01
they're finally getting it.
05:02
And they spent trillions of dollars on the Green News scam,
05:06
getting nothing for it — devised by a couple of young people
05:09
that weren't even good college students.
05:12
You know? Not even good students. Check out their marks.
05:16
Can you clear on that —
05:17
Can you clear on that —
05:18
Can you clear something up, Mr. President,
05:19
on what you said last night?
05:20
No. Not for CNN.
05:21
Not for CNN. Go ahead.
05:22
The last jobs report —
05:23
Can you clear on that —
05:24
In the last jobs report, Mr. President,
05:25
in the last jobs report,
05:26
the manufacturing jobs actually lost 7,000 jobs.
05:29
When will the investments that you've been talking about
05:32
have an effect?
05:32
We're building the plants now. About seven have started.
05:36
We're going to have hundreds started
05:38
within a short period of time.
05:40
Lee Zeldin, who may be the most important man in this room —
05:43
I'm sorry —
05:44
But he's the one that gets the permits,
05:46
whereas he's the one that has to get the permits
05:48
for the plants and the factories.
05:50
And permits that used to take five years,
05:52
he's getting in record-setting times.
05:55
AI — we're leading China a lot in AI.
05:59
And if we go with this, you know, I'm allowing the plants
06:03
to build their own electric.
06:04
They're — I'm allowing them to become an electric utility
06:08
so they can produce their own electricity.
06:10
Because we need double the —
06:12
to be successful with AI, which is the biggest thing now,
06:15
we need double the electricity that we have,
06:18
which is hard to believe. We need even more than that.
06:21
And they're building plants
06:22
with their own electricity substations.
06:25
They don't have to use the grid.
06:26
And anything they build extra,
06:28
they're putting into the grid.
06:30
So we're supplying the grid with brand-new electric sources.
06:33
And, you know, it's funny.
06:34
When they came to see me, they never even asked for that.
06:37
I told them about it.
06:39
The reason they didn't — they thought that was an impossibility.
06:41
You're not allowed to build your own electric.
06:43
These are massive investments that are being made
06:46
in building electricity for their plants.
06:49
And they're going to have, I think, Doug,
06:50
a lot of electricity left over.
06:52
And that electricity is going to be passed into the grid
06:55
and give us no more — you know, like, you look at California.
06:59
They have blackouts and brownouts every week.
07:01
It's — they're totally out of control.
07:03
They have a really incompetent governor.
07:05
The Press on August 1st, you said, is the deadline.
07:08
What incentives do countries have to negotiate?
07:11
It seems that deadline keeps moving.
07:12
It was April 2nd, now it's —
07:14
We didn't — no, no, it's always been August 1st.
07:17
That's why we're paying.
07:18
A statement was put out today, and I put it out,
07:21
just to make it clear.
07:22
It wasn't a change. It was August 1st.
07:25
We don't change very much.
07:26
You know, every time we put out a statement,
07:28
they say, he made a change. I didn't make a change.
07:30
Clarification, maybe. No, August 1st, they pay.
07:35
And everybody pays. Everybody has to pay.
07:37
And the incentive is that they have the right
07:39
to deal in the United States.
07:40
If they don't want to, they don't have to pay,
07:42
and they don't have to deal here.
07:43
But if they want to buy, and make a lot of money,
07:47
and sell, in the United States, they have to do that.
07:50
You know, if you go back and look at some
07:53
of the good Presidents — our country was the wealthiest,
07:57
proportionately the wealthiest, from 1870 to 1913.
08:01
It was an all-tariff country.
08:03
We didn't have income tax.
08:05
That came due in — that came in in 1913, we had tariffs.
08:09
And we had so much money, we didn't know what to do with it.
08:11
We had — I mean, we had a couple of Presidents
08:15
that were very, very strong.
08:17
McKinley, I guess, more than anybody.
08:19
But he was the tariff king.
08:20
But he was very, very strong.
08:22
And so to say it, he made a fortune for this country.
08:27
Became very rich.
08:28
And then Teddy Roosevelt went out, and the Vice President,
08:33
and he spent the money.
08:34
And they said Roosevelt was a great President.
08:37
And let's say he was a great President, but the money was paid
08:39
by McKinley with tariffs.
08:41
Tariffs are charged by other countries
08:44
at levels that are ridiculous.
08:47
And, you know, I call those other countries to say —
08:49
and every one of them is willing to give us everything now,
08:52
by the way, just so you know.
08:53
Sir, we'll charge you no tariffs, nothing.
08:56
We'll give you everything.
08:57
We'll give you access to our markets.
09:00
We'll give you everything.
09:01
Is that a correct statement, Scott?
09:02
Mr. Yes, sir.
09:03
The President, Howard, would you say that's a correct statement?
09:04
Mr. Exactly correct.
09:05
The President, it's like they just don't —
09:08
because they're very spoiled.
09:10
Because for years, they ripped us off,
09:11
and we didn't have a President that understood it.
09:13
Or Secretary of Treasury or Secretary of —
09:18
a lot of different secretaries are involved,
09:20
but certainly Commerce Secretary was, you know,
09:23
not doing their job.
09:24
I don't know about Kelly.
09:25
She's small business.
09:26
We'll keep it that way.
09:27
Okay?
09:28
Her small business is bigger than almost all big businesses.
09:31
But, no, they are very respectful of our country.
09:37
But the incentive is that they have the right to do business with us.
09:40
Without that, they don't have the right to do business.
09:42
And that will be okay, too.
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