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>> >> we now have that administration and former secretary of state who refuses to say radical islamic terrorism. and unless you say the words he will never solve the problems.

[applause] immediately after taking office all ask my generals to present to meet a plan within 30 days to defeat and destroy isis. [applause] this will require military warfare but also cyber, as financial and ideological warfare as i'm paid out in my speech on defeating radical islamic terrorism several weeks ago. instead of the apology to word that president obama gives over and over i will prad leave promote our system of government and our way of life as the best in the world just like we did with our campaign against communism during the cold war. [applause]

we will show the whole world how proud we are to be americans. [applause] at the same time time, immigration security is of vital part of the national security we only want to limit people to our country that will support our values and love our people. they have to love our people. [applause] these are in fact, the pillars of a sound national security strategy unlike my opponent my foreign policy will emphasize diplomacy, and not destruction. hillary clinton legacy in iraq, libya, syria, has only produced turmoil and suffering and death. restrictive policies have

displaced millions of people then she invited the refugees into the west with no plan including veteran health care cost that this was just announced and read over the last few weeks, the price of the wars in iraq and afghanistan will total approximately $6 trillion. we could have and rebuild our country over and over again. but yet after all the money was spent clinton's policies as secretary of state left the middle east in more disarray than ever before, not even close had we done nothing we would be in a far better position. meanwhile china and has grown more aggressive in north corrina -- north korea more belligerent.

vladimir britain has no respect for president obama and has absolutely no respect for hillary clinton. sometimes it seems like there wasn't a country in the middle east that hillary clinton did not want to win made or intervene or topple her cushiest trigger happy and very unstable whether we like it or not that is what is going on. [applause] she is also reckless that she put her e-mail's on the illegal server that the enemies could probably have can probably have then her team used a technology to bleach that is basically acid as if they will acid wash her e-mail's who does this but nobody does the even took a hammer to some

of her 13 phones to cover for tracks with the obstruction of justice. these e-mail records were destroyed after she received a subpoena remember that word. after. after berger after she received a subpoena to turn them over. if you do that in private enterprise, it is a violation of the of lot and she did this after receiving the subpoena from the united states congress. and the fbi report she said she could not recall important information on 39 separate occasions she cannot remember if she has been trained in the use of classified information and she said she did not know the letters that were confidential or classified issue cannot remember such crucial events honestly,

then she is unfit to be the commander in chief to clap. [cheers and applause] >> but i have a feeling she did remember and she does know and that also makes her unfit. [applause] for contact is simply disqualified and she talks about her experience with her only foreign policy experience ended up an absolute failure berger everywhere she got involved things got worse. so back in the middle east at the very beginning before she was sworn in, lydia safe

in syria was under control egypt was ruled by a secular president and an ally of the united states. iraq was experiencing a reduction of violence the group of that would become what is now known as isis was close to be being extinguished and never would have happened being choked off by economic sanctions fast forward to today what have we gotten from the horrible decisions made by barack obama and secretary clinton? would be in it is in ruins, our ambassador in three other brave americans are dead. isis has gained a new base of operations in taking their very valuable oil.

syria is in the midst of a disastrous civil war. pices controls large portions and refugee crisis now threatens europe and the united states and hundreds of thousands of people are dead. in egypt terrorists have gained a foothold in the sinai desert near the suez canal one of the most used waterways in the zero world and isis is on the list and i ran by the way will be taking over iraq for their oil reserves. isis has spread across the middle east and into the west. for the world largest base sponsor of terrorism they are now flush with

$150 billion in cash being released and released by united states plus another 1.7 billion that we just learned about last week in cash payments with that was 400 million now it turns out $1.7 billion in cash. in other words, our country was blackmailed and exported into pay of - - paying this unheard amount of money and president lied to us worst of all the nuclear deal puts iran the number one state sponsor of radical islamic terrorism attacks us to nuclear weapons. this is hillary clinton's foreign policy legacy but that's not all president obama and hillary clinton

also overseen deep cuts in the military which tony invite more aggression really we will have it like you have never seen before and it is already happening with our adversaries jumping at the bit. history shows when america is not prepared is when the danger is by far the greatest. we want to deter and avoid in prevent conflict of our military strength we have the greatest people in the world. [applause] we have to give them the greatest equipment. under barack obama and hillary clinton, a defense spending is on track to fall to the lowest levels since the end of world war ii we currently have the smallest army since 1940 the navy is

among the smallest since 1915. one hundred years ago. the airforce is the smallest it has been since 1947 when ronald reagan left office the navy had 592 ships when barack obama took office it had 285 and today it has just 276 the average air force aircraft is 74 years old rehash second-generation b-52 bombers that their father flew the same plane they're flying right now. this is not the united states. our army has been shrinking rapidly from 550,000

soldiers to just 479,000 today that is the decrease and they want to make it smaller. our marine corps had to hundred 2000 active marines but today 182,000 fish account is below the minimum of 308 that the need the -- the navy says is needed to execute and obama plans to reduce the army which would hamstring our ability to defend the united states. it takes 22 on average to build a major new weapon system in 2010 the united states dates -- spent nine more defense spending currently we're spending 10%

and that number is going down very rapidly. , become year president. [cheers and applause] its this reduction was done as the sequester or automatic defense budget cuts under the agreement they took half of the cuts even though it makes up only 1/6 of the budget. as soon as i take office i will have congress eliminate and submit a new budget to rebuild the military that is so depleted. [applause]

this will increase certainty as to funding to allow military leaders and most importantly we will be defended because without defenses don't have a country. [applause] and is part of removing the defense request last to offset the increase of military spending will make government leaner and more responsive to the public. [applause] of alaska savings be accomplished through common sense reform that eliminate and that protect hard-earnhard-earn ed benefits for americans. government-wide and payments are estimated to be a

$1,305,000,000,000 per year the amount of unpaid taxes is estimated as $385 billion. we could reduce the size of the federal bureaucracy through responsible workforce attrition. [applause] it's when employees retire they can be replaced by a smaller number of new employees. we can also stop funding programs that are not authorized by law. congress had $320 billion last year on 256 expired was and spend all of that money just by percent of that will reduce spending by almost $200 billion over a 10 year . the military will not be exempt that bureaucracy will

have to be trimmed down we have to create that strength . sometimes we have to reduce bureaucracy because it gets in our way. [applause] early in my term that all nato nations promptly pay their bills which many are not now doing. [applause] only five nato countries are currently meeting the minimum of minimum 2% on the fence they can afford to do it they have to do it they have no respect for our leadership for for our country they will be happy to do it. [applause]

additionally, i will be respectfully asking countries such as germany germany, japan, south korea korea, saudi arabia, to pay more for their tremendous security we provide them. [applause] and they will fully understand their economic behemoth soleil are tremendously successful countries but we are subsidizing them by millions of dollars. finally, at our disposal from unleashing american energy the institute for energy research as much as $36 billion annually from increased energy production. tremendous amounts.

[applause] tremendous numbers of jobs and your electric bill will go down. [applause] using these new funds a loss to propose a new defense budget to meet the following long term goals. we will build an active army of around 540,000 as the army chief of staff that he needs desperately and really must have to protect our country. [applause] we now have only 31 brigade combat teams 490,000 troops and o 1/3 of the team's are considered combat ready.

that is not good i actually don't even like to say that because plenty of countries are watching us right now but we were all getting shaped up very quickly. [applause] pdf we will build the marine corps based on 36 battalions as the heritage foundation says that is the minimum needed with a major contingency right now there are only 23. we will build the navy of the surface ships as recommended by the bipartisan national defence right now we only have 276 ships and we will build an air force of 1,200 fighter aircraft that the heritage foundation again has shown

to execute current missions we now have 1,113. not enough also seeking to develop a state of the art missile defense system. [cheers and applause] and, under obama clinton it has been a degraded at the very moment in the united states history and not facing the most dash and threat that we have never ever had. we'll look at iran and north korea, a terrorist, we don't know where to look you can look been all over so we will do that we want to protect our country.

[applause] and as these potential adversaries grow, u.s. military facility of asia and the middle east as well as allies are increasingly in range with united states homeland to potentially be threatened and within two years we will absolutely have real threat. we propose to rebuild of key missile defense starting with navy cruisers and a the foundation of our defense capabilities of asia and the mill ecl, a clinton administration tries repeatedly to remove the - - them from service they

refuse to modernize these aging ships they're all the tired. we will start by modernizing to provide the ballistic missile defense capability it will cost around $220 million as we seek to modernize a significant portion and it will also mean jobs for our country. [applause] and that is one of the big benefits that the soviets desperately need because as we send the navy towards the gulf we will also procure modern destroyers designed to handle the missile defense mission in the coming years. accomplishing this with our military retooling will be a

50 state effort every state can take part to rebuild our military with developing technologies of tomorrow so the workers and the jobs will take place throughout the united states. [applause] in addition we will prove the department of defense cybercapabilities, a new threat, a new problem, very expensive we're not doing very well with cyberhillary clinton has taught us how zero vulnerable we are with cyberhacking. [applause] has probably the only thing we have learned from hillary clinton. [laughter] this. [applause]

[cheers and applause] which is why one of the first things we must do is to run for sol classification rules and all laws related to the handling of classified information. [applause] hillary clinton put her e-mail's on a secret server that nobody knew about what happened to the man who claimed the fifth? where did he go? he pledged the fifth and that is the end of him. [laughter] [cheers and applause] she put her e-mail's on the secret server to cover-up

for action of the state department never been more than one diplomat their officials up for sale. we will make it a priority to develop the cyber capabilities and recruit the best and brightest americans. one of my first directives is asking of the joint chiefs of staff of all relevant federal departments will conduct a thorough review of the united states cyberdefense and identify all vulnerability is we have to do that immediately including the communication system and all vital infrastructure.

[applause] i will then ask for a plan to really protect those full liabilities and then fix them. at the same time. we will invest heavily in offense and cybercapability including terrorist to rely heavily on communications isis is using the internet to recruit. to intercept and do all sorts of things. we have to be many steps ahead of them and will be. these new investments of cybersecurity and the modernization of our military will occur

substantial new job creation the private sector to create the jobs and technologies of tomorrow. america must be the world's dominant technological powerhouse of the 21st century and young americans including the inner cities should get these new jobs through training and education. it will happen. [applause] we must also ensure we have the best medical care, education and support for military service members and their families when they serve and return to civilian life chekhov our veterans are not being treated well. in many cases they are being treated worse than illegal

immigrants that come into our country illegal the veterans are not being treated well and by the way hillary clinton has been doing this 35 years now she says she can do it? she doesn't have a clue. [applause] the debt to our men and women in uniform is the eternal and always will be to all of those who have served this nation, i say so strongly that i will never ever let you down. [applause] , we will protect those who protect us. very simple.

[applause] and we will follow their example and work across all racial lines to create one american nation checkup together we will have one great american future the potential is of limited. [applause] freewill be one people under one god saluting one american flag. [cheers and applause] [applause]

and by the way, we love and it's our flag. [applause] america will be a prosperous generous and inclusive society. we will discard the failed policies and divisions of the past to embrace true american change to rebuild our economy and inner-city is and rebuild our country. we will bring back our jobs and we will not let our jobs go to other countries. [applause] we will make america strong again.

we will make america safe again and we will make america great again, a greater than ever before. got a glass to clap god bless you. [cheers and applause] . .