00:00I asked Caroline this yesterday, but I want to ask you directly.
00:03So many of the things that you're trying to do are held up in court right now.
00:07If the courts are going to have so much influence over U.S. policy,
00:11do you wish you would have just become a judge instead?
00:14Yeah, well, look, it wasn't meant to be that way.
00:18If you look at the founders, the president had certain powers,
00:20and you have your three groups, and they all have supposed to be equal, pretty equal powers.
00:26But you can't have a judge in Boston running foreign policy in places all over the country
00:34because he's got a liberal bent or he's a radical left person.
00:39That's what the executive branch is for.
00:42You have checks and balances.
00:44But we had millions of people pour into our country.
00:47Many, many criminals poured into our country.
00:49Murderers, murderers, mental institutions from all over the world being emptied out into our country.
00:55And if we don't get them out and get them out quickly, we're going to lose your country very easily.
01:00These are, this is a bad, that anybody would allow this to happen to our country.
01:05You know, with all of the things, we took over inflation, we took over some wars,
01:08we took over a lot of problems that didn't exist when I was president.
01:12None of it existed.
01:12We wiped out ISIS.
01:14Other than that, we had no wars.
01:16Putin was never going to hit Ukraine.
01:20Israel would have never been attacked.
01:22In fact, that attack, as you know, Iran had no money.
01:27They didn't have money for Hamas.
01:28They didn't have money for Hezbollah.
01:30They had no money whatsoever.
01:32That wasn't going to happen.
01:33All of these things that happened weren't going to happen.
01:35You wouldn't have had inflation.
01:37So it's very sad when I came back.
01:40But the thing that is the hardest is that they allowed 21 million people into our country.
01:46And many of those people are stone-cold criminals.
01:52They moved their criminal population into the United States.
01:56And of all the things that, you know, are bad, I solved inflation, I believe, already.
02:03I got the fuel prices down.
02:04The fuel prices came down.
02:05That's one of the reasons they screwed up the energy.
02:08They screwed up the cost of gasoline and oil and gas.
02:13And you had tremendous inflation.
02:15And the greatest inflation probably in the history of our country under Biden.
02:19And when people said, oh, but the economy was out.
02:22No, the economy was terrible for the people because they couldn't afford the energy.
02:25And the energy brought everything else up.
02:27Energy is the big deal.
02:28But with all of that, we solved that already.
02:32In four months, we solved it.
02:33$1.99, $1.98 gasoline.
02:36First time people have seen that in a long time, since my term.
02:40But the hardest thing to solve is millions of people pouring into our country, many of whom are criminals.
02:47Because remember, these countries are smart.
02:49Their leaders are very street smart.
02:51They're sending the people that they don't want.
02:53They don't want the people that are there, that are law-abiding, that are productive, that are working hard.
03:00They want people that are in jails.
03:03We have them.
03:04They allow them to come in.
03:06And I always look to the other side, like, why would somebody do something?
03:10You know, in business, I try and study why would they want to do this?
03:13Why would they want to sell it?
03:14Why would they want to buy it?
03:16One thing I can't figure out is what would an administration,
03:20what were they thinking when they allowed millions of people from prisons all over the world,
03:27not just from South America, Venezuela, all over the world, from the Congo in Africa,
03:34hundreds of people, thousands of people from the Congo,
03:38rough, rough prisoners from Asia, from Europe, rough parts of Europe.
03:45Why would they allow them to come into our country?
03:48Why would they do that?
03:49It's the one thing I can't figure out.
03:52And I don't believe it was Joe Biden.
03:55I really don't.
03:56I mean, he's been a sort of a moderate person over his lifetime.
04:00Not a smart person, but a somewhat vicious person, I will say.
04:06If you feel sorry for him, don't feel so sorry because he's vicious.
04:09What he did with his political opponent and all of the people that he hurt,
04:12he hurt a lot of people, Biden.
04:14And so I really don't feel sorry for him.
04:17But he wasn't a person that would allow murderers to come into our country.
04:22He wasn't a person that was in favor of transgender for anybody that wanted it.
04:28Take kids out of families, et cetera, et cetera.
04:30So I just don't understand why a thing like this,
04:34how a thing like this could have been allowed to happen.
04:37Very sad.
04:37It's very sad.
04:39It's very sad for our country.
04:41It's very sad for our country.
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