would be bad. tomorrow choose your onus is back. tweet us a story. trump coming up now but first to bill o'reilly. stay tuned. >> "the o'reilly factor" is on, tonight: >> the script to what we're doing is not yet ready remember, this has been a great, great movement. the likes of which they have never seen before. >> president-elect trump continuing his victory tour. he is in iowa tonight. we are there live. >> this man is already accused in a fatal hit and run in louisville. he was allegedly deported from the u.s.a. eight times. >> another disgraceful illegal crime story. two more innocent americans dead. we'll have details. >> political power used to bring pressure upon a privately held corporation that has a fiduciary duty to maximize shareholder value

it's called socialism. >> george will again attacking trump but this one is really hard to believe. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. we're awaiting donald trump. he's expected to speak in iowa any time. so we will take you out there when mr. trump begins. for critics of donald trump, his president-elect posture is not a happy time and that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. it's a problem almost every president-elect has had. certainly barack obama and george w. bush experienced it. those who oppose their election sought to undermine both men as soon as they won. that's happening now with donald trump. but here's the difference. when mr. trump, the undermining is occurring on both the left and the right. case in point, conservative

george will, "the washington post" columnist who also provides analysis for fox news. will despises trump. feels that he is an intellectual inferior and even left wielded the republican party because of trump's nomination. certainly george will is right as both an american and an analyst to criticize not only donald trump but any powerful person he wants. we have no beef with that. what is troubling, however, is that much of will's negative analysis is driven by personal animus. and it is here that he does his readers and viewers a great disservice. last night on "special report" will hammered trump over the carrier situation. >> the problem is when you have in the carrier case political power used to bring pressure upon a privately held corporation that has a fiduciary duty to shareholder and drive them off political pressure about making economic decisions about economic assets you are, in effect, at the end

of the day, at the end of the day, getting the federal government involved in capital allocation. there is a name for that. it's called socialism. >> putting the annoying at the at the end of the day cliche aside, every hour of the day will's analysis is ridiculous. it is true that carrier corporation has an obligation to maximize profits. that's true. but if it does that, by hurting the country, in which it is operating, then the man in charge of that country, the president, has an obligation to challenge that. under will's analysis, which is absurd, any corporation hurting american workers should be left alone, hey. it's their business. let them do what they want to do. maximize profits. does that make sense to you? does it really? president trump's obligation, his obligation and it should have been

president obama's as well but it wasn't, is to try to protect american jobs. so trump had a conversation with carrier, basically said if you hurt your workers by moving to mexico, expect that we will use legal tariffs to hold you accountable. that's not socialism. that's hard ball economics. socialism, as george will should know, is the government actually running the economy. telling carrier what they can charge for their products or what wages they have to pay their workers. that is socialism. trump simply is saying to every american company we expect you to help the u.s.a. by finding a way to keep and create jobs here. and if you move abroad and jobs are lost, you will pay a legal price. again, that's what president trump should be doing. that's what president obama did not do.

and that's a big reason why wages for american workers are stagnant. too many jobs have been moved overseas. memo to george will, drop the personal stuff. tell the truth. and that's the memo. now for the top story. reaction. with us juan williams. where am i going wrong? >> i think you are right. by the way the symbolism the message to all-american companies coming from president-elect trump is pretty effective. watch yourself if you are going to take jobs out of this country because i have got my eye on you. i think that has value and i think politically, given the base that was so important to donald trump, blue collar workers, it's effective. but if you are asking me about economic policy, let me just say this to you. one, why wouldn't i, if i'm an employer, bill, immediately say i'm thinking of leaving and then expect the government to intercede and try to give me incentives, tax benefits, that's what carrier gained as a result of my threat? so the second. >> okay, that's good business sense if you want to horse trade.

trump is a deal maker, carrier is a dealmaker. we haven't seen the deal. we don't know what carrier got so we can't discuss it? >> wait a second. i think indiana gave them. >> that's the state not trump. >> and then donald trump got involved and said in addition, if did you go overseas. >> yeah. >> i will impose a 35% tariff. >> but there is nothing wrong with that. the president's obligation is to protect americans. would you agree? >> absolutely. >> all right. so the primary way he protects americans is through the military and fighting people like isis and other people who would come and kill us. the second way he protects americans is to say to companies, not foreign corporations, domestic corporations, listen, you're in business in america, all right? this is where you make your profits. we want you to succeed. if you choose to leave america and thereby putting unemployment on this many people, don't expect us, all right, not to challenge

that. and the challenge is a legal tariff. nothing wrong with that. >> so let me respond. >> nothing wrong. >> here's the thing. which americans are you representing, bill o'reilly? americans who would have to pay higher prices when they go to the store as a result of this action -- >> -- let me stop you then. this is not a monopoly. if carrier wants to pass on the 35% tariff to its customers, i don't have a problem with that. because carrier has to compete with other companies that aren't going to have to pay the 35%. so their product is going to be more expensive and fewer people will buy it. >> here's the problem with that argument. so if i'm a company that's based in france or based in mexico, then i am sending my goods into the united states not paying a tariff and essentially you are punishing that x american company and putting american companies at disadvantage in the marketplace with these foreign companies. >> if the french company has

no impact on american jobs, i'm not going to even bother with them. let's get to the socialism thing now. this is socialism to try to make a deal, the president trying to make a deal with measure corporations to keep jobs here? that's socialism? >> no. you're right on this point. >> thank you. >> but let me ask you something. the question is how far do you go? if every other company says you i want to do this. >> you have a law. >> then you are picking winners and losers, bill. >> you can pick winners and losers all day long if you are president. >> don't do that with our economy. let corporations act on free market principles. >> if you want to milton freidman me we don't have time for theory. you asked a question, all right? the question accept this. if you are a president looking out for the folks, the workers. >> and the consumers. >> you use what legal meth methods you have. and as president can you impose certain trade tariffs. and if you -- i would do exactly what trump did.

exactly. because these companies have a choice. nobody's forcing them to move to mexico. they are doing it to try to squeeze a few extra bucks. by scweesing the bucks, they are putting the american economy in the doldrums and hurting americans. last word. >> what about the threat of them starting, igniting a trade war. let's say that mexico says oh, we have carrier, you're putting this big tariff on them. >> yeah. >> guess what, we're not going to put additional tariff, we're going to break apart any trade deal. >> mexico wants to do a trade war with the u.s.a.? all day long, man. >> you're smiling because you think no problem. >> that trade war would last about two days. >> so what then, germany? britain? keep going, bill, keep going. >> if the trade war, when it comes, we will take a lock at it right now, trump's job is to protect american workers and did he it. >> but not with the one-time deal. >> i'm glad you see that socialism was a reuse. >> who will be trump's secretary of state?

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>> impact segment tonight. mystery surrounding the appointment of the secretary of state. where has rudy giuliani done with? joining us from washington fox news national security correspondent jennifer griffin. so, you know all these sources and meeting people at 2:00 a.m. and they are whispering to you. so give me a rundown what the secretary of state situation is like. >> well, i actually did have a conversation this evening, bill, that gave me a little bit of the lay of the land for the secretary of state pick. and right now i'm told that rex tillerson, the exxon mobil chairman who met with donald trump at trump tower on tuesday, that his stock is real li -- really rising. he has the benefit of not only run a company that is in 50 countries including war torn yemen. he has long relationships with vladimir putin from his

work in russia going back to the yelton era. donald trump i'm told was very impressed with him and i'm told to expect another meeting in the coming days. >> so the man's name is rex tillerson, the ceo of exxon mobil. businessman, obviously. i'm not sure whether the iranians, you know, because that's the secretary of state's top job. if trump is going to do something about the iran nuke deal but i don't know mr. tillerson and i will take your word for it what about mitt romney? is he still in the hunt? >> mitt romney is still in the mix there are concerns in the trump camp that that speech he gave in march to the hinckley institute in which he said that donald trump would be dangerous as president that that would follow him from capitol to capitol as he made his way around the world and they just are concerned that they may not be able to get beyond that and there also are concerns that since he was not close to donald trump during the election, does he really speak for the president once is he in charge?

so concerns about romney. you also have rudy giuliani who you mentioned. he has not been seen coming in and out of trump tower by our producers who have been staked out there for the last two weeks. i'm told that he is little bit on the outs right now. president-elect trump was very put off, if you will. he was offered dhs chief. he turned it down. >> department of homeland security. so he could have been the ice czar, giuliani. and he turned it down outright? >> he turned it down, i'm told. he could have had it of course general john kelly a four star marine was offered that and has said that he would accept that position. so, that's a fine choice over at dhs. but giuliani was also publicly touting saying that he wanted secretary of state. he spoke at a "wall street journal" ceo counts sill recently irecent -- council in d november in which donald trump was, what put off by

his publicly talking about how he would be the perfect secretary of state. >> so he was lobbying with the "wall street journal" people and trump didn't like that according to your sources, right? >> um-huh. >> that being said, rudy giuliani was probably one of the closest people to trump during the election. one source told me, you know, he could finish, you know, the president-elect's sentences. >> that's why i'm surprised we haven't seen the mayor and we don't know where he is i thought he might be at your house having snacks. now we are looking at vice president elect pence. is he in iowa. going to warm up the crowd for donald trump. so when mr. trump comes on we will take that speech. what about general petraeus. former cia chief? is he still in the running for secretary of state or anything else? >> excellent, excellent question. i think that once the four star marine general john kelly was chosen for dhs, it makes it very difficult for crump to choose another retired four star to be his secretary of state.

that being said, i'm told from sources very close to donald trump that he really liked general petraeus. when he met with him, they spoke for over an hour. it was a meeting of minds, so i think they are still trying to find a position for general petraeus. >> what about cia? >> well, remember, mike pompeo has already been offered that position. >> i forgot that thank you for correcting me. so pompeo is going to be cia chief. there is a lot of other chiefs. like dya. >> dni director of national intelligence that would oversee the 17 spedges agencies. i wouldn't rule that out as a possibility. >> nsa, national security agency, secret guys? >> again, i think the concern, i think the concern is that they don't want to be accused of having a hunta. >> too many generals? >> too many generals but at the same time the generals are the ones that donald trump seems to be relating the most to. >> he likes those tough

guys. jennifer, thanks very much. we appreciate it directly ahead, we reported last night denzel washington is furious at the american press. tonight, bernie goldberg will pick up that story. then as mentioned donald trump expected to speak shortly in iowa. we are there for you. and we will be right back. try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster.

>> factor follow up segment tonight. it's all over for the american press. last night we heard denzel washington say this: >> if you don't read the newspaper, you're uninformed. if you do read it, you are misinformed. >> what do you do? >> that's the great question. what is the long term effect of too much information? one of the effects is the need to be first. not even to be true anymore. so whatever responsibility

you all have to be -- to tell the truth, not just to be first but to tell the truth. we live in a society now where it's just first. who cares. get it out there. we don't care who it hurts. we don't care who we destroy. we don't care if it's true. just say it. sell it. anything you practice, you'll get good at. including b.s. >> now that uninformed, misinformed line is from mark twain and i did not know that. i'm sorry, samuel clemens i should have. joining us from miami the purveyor of bernard goldberg.com mr. goldberg. man, old mark twain i like him. i have a couple first editions of him and everything. he had that quote that denzel washington picked up on. i think it's all over for the national press. it's a slow slide. but i think it's done. they're not going to come back from their idolatry of barack obama or their hatred of donald trump. >> well, the slide began a

long time ago and it's been on a downward trajectory since it started. in 1996, 20 years ago, i wrote an op-ed in the "wall street journal" about liberal bice in the news. i was a correspondent at cbs news at the time. and as you might recall, bill, it touched off the media eequivalent of world war iii. let me read you one sentence. the very first sentence of the op-ed, there are lots of reasons fewer people are watching network news. and one of them i'm more convinced than ever is that our viewers simply don't trust us and for good reason. the problem is that piece came out in february of 1996 and if you didn't like what was going on, you had no place to go. in october of 1996, something happened that changed the media landscape in a gigantic major way and that was fox news. fox news happened and as a result, people who weren't happy and didn't trust the

mainstream media had some place to go where they could feel at home, where they could have their values reflected and their own opinions validated. that's the big difference. they had some place to go. >> that's right. you would think that the mainstream media, after the success of fox news over the years would have caught on. you just can't be this crazy. we can't idolalize to the extent we don't report on him and can't hate donald trump so much that we won't even tell the truth about what's happening in the campaign. so i have to let did you go early, goldberg. i hate to do that. you know that but we will give you extra time. >> whose the guy in the red tie? >> that's trump. and i believe that's a trump tie. and now is he shaking hands with mike pence. and he is going to talk about donald trump, i believe. that's what he usually talks about. so say goodbye to bernie and say hello to president-elect trump. >> wow, beautiful.

♪ god bless the u.s.a. >> wow, what a crowd. [cheers and applause] >> what great people. [chanting u.s.a.] >> i'm here today for one main reason to say thank you to the great, great people of iowa. [cheers and applause] you went out and pounded and i mean pounded the pavement. you organized your fellow citizens and propelled us to victories at a grass roots and every other level. we have a movement, the

likes of which this world has never seen before. never seen before. [cheers and applause] i also want to give a very special thanks to our veterans. a lot of veterans in this room. thank you. thank you. [cheers and applause] service members, military families, unbelievable people. yesterday was the 75th anniversary of pearl harbor and a reminder of the countless americans who made the ultimate sacrifice for this and our country. [cheers and applause] america wants men and women in uniform are the finest and bravest the world has ever known. and by the way, folks, we are going to be building up our military. [cheers and applause]

it will no longer be a depleted military, i promise. so to all serving in our military and to all veterans who wore the uniform before i say to you on behalf of a very, very grateful nation. thank you, thank you, thank you. [cheers and applause] we're in your debt and we will never never let you down. never. we'll honor your service and sacrifice and that really begins with defending and respecting our american flag. [cheers and applause] i think you will be liking some of the things we will be putting forward in the

not too distant future. do you know what i mean? yes? do you know what i mean? when pearl harbor was attacked, one man who immediately enlisted to defend his country was john glenn. for the next seven decades he devoted his life to serving the american people which he did from the cockpit of business bullet riddled fighter jet, tough times in the weightless of his mercury -- that's okay. [crowd booing] >> that's okay. we have to respect john glenn. that's all right. i think they are actually on our side. they just don't know it yet. [cheers and applause] they will be soon. [cheers and applause] but john was also in the weightless silence of his

mercury and halls of the u.s. capitol nation mourns the passing of one of our great heroes. he was a giant among men and a true american legend. who inspired generations of explorers and dreamers and we will honor his legacy by continuing to push new frontiers in science, technology, and space. [cheers and applause] in filling my cabinet, i'm looking for people who fully understand the meaning of service and who are committed to advancing the common good. one such man who by the way our country has fallen in love with is general james mad dog mattis. [cheers and applause] he doesn't lose. he doesn't lose. we were together last night. he is a great guy.

a general's general, they call him. earlier this week, i formally announced my plans to nominate him as your secretary of defense. [cheers and applause] >> i believe we are in the process of putting together one of the great cabinets that has ever been assembled in the history of our nation. do you like it so far everybody? [cheers and applause] i also wanted to take this opportunity to thank you your great senators chuck grassley, great guy, really great guy and a woman i have gotten to know very well, a tremendous woman, phenomenal person, that's right, joni ernst. they are going to be tremendous partners in the senate. and they are right now in

washington, d.c. working very hard on something that's very interesting but they are tremendous. two tremendous people. they never wavered. you know, we had some people they would waiver, right? waiver. and as long as they came back sometime prior to their vote, they were all right. but we don't like people that waiver, right? those two didn't waiver. i will tell you who else didn't waiver. your governor did not waiver. i want to tell you that he didn't waiver. [cheers and applause] not even a little bit. and soon i'm going to invite on to stage i of the newest editions to our administration, a man you know well. one of the most important relationships we must improve. and we have to improve is our relationship with china. [ applause ]

the nation of china is responsible for almost half of america's trade deficit. china is not a market economy. they have got a lot of help. and that's why we designate them a nonmarket economy. big thing. they haven't played by the rules. and they know it's time that they're going to start. they're going to start. they have got to. we're all in this thing together, folks. we have got to play by the rules, folks. you have the massive theft of intellectual property, putting infair taxes on our companies. not helping with the menace of nortnorth korea like they shd and at will and massive devaluation of their currency and product dumping. other than that, they have been wonderful, right? [ laughter ] but i have tell you, the man that is going to be coming

up here very soon, every single time i have spoken as i am going onto the stage he said please, mr. trump, see then he could call my mr. trump. now he just called me president-elect. you can believe it? if it wasn't for him i probably wouldn't be president-elect. but he always would say mr. trump, donald, don't say anything bad about china when you are in iowa. [ laughter ] i said why? because i have so many friends there, i like them and they like me and we do well with china we do well with china. so when it came to thinking about the ambassador to china, right? i started saying now, wait a minute, this is big stuff. and i can't tell you how many people wanted that position. you know, it's not bad. you go over there, you live like a king. [ laughter ] but he is not looking to live like a king. he and his beautiful wife

came to my office the other day. they are looking to work on that relationship because he knows the people and the leaders in china for so many years, he knew your current leader years ago and he said he will be the ultimate leader when he was just a young guy. but you have a very special man. and i just want to tell you officially the man i have chosen as our ambassador to china is the man who knows china and likes china, better like china if you are going to be over there, do we agree? and knows how to deliver results. and he will deliver results just like he has been delivering results for 23 years for the great farmers and for the people of iowa. [ applause ] he has been on six trade missions to china and is highly respected by all of

the chinese officials. he is also a native of iowa. america's longest serving governor in the history of our country, 23 years,. [ applause ] think of that. in the history. you don't know what it is to be a governor for four years is duff. 23 years, and has done an incredible job. he has also become a great friend of mine. i am now honored to welcome to the stage our next ambassador to china, your governor and i can truly say your great governor, terry brand stat. branstad: come on up, terry. [cheers and applause]

this is a big room. [cheers and applause] >> wow. president-elect trump, hello, iowans. [cheers and applause] it has been a great honor and privilege to serve the people of this state and thanks to our great new president who is going to make america great again, i am very proud to serve america in this very important role. thank you very much. [cheers and applause]

>> he's going to do so great. with terry on our side, i know we will succeed in bringing our jobs back and i also know that china who has been so tough and so competitive and frankly, dealing with people that didn't get it but i will tell you what, we're going to have mutual respect. we're going to have mutual respect and china is going to benefit and we're going to benefit. and terry is going to lead the way. so i just want to congratulate him. [ applause ] but to accomplish our goals, we must reject the failed approaches of the past. government must stop listening to the special interests and start delivering for the national interests. it's time to deliver for

you, the american people, just like iowa delivered for me. boy did you deliver. [cheers and applause] boy did you deliver. you know, just to go into this for a second. so we won almost every single county in the state. we won by over 10 points. we won one county that wasn't won since dwight d. eisenhower. anybody know the name of that county? correct. and we had a great night. and iowa was announced very early. and so was ohio. and we won ohio by almost 9 points. [cheers and applause] and we were expected to win ohio by 2 points or 3. so we won by 9. that made the other side a little bit nervous. and then my friends right in this room got announced, right? and we won by 10 points. and then when they looked at

the map of iowa, and they saw almost every single county and it was incredible. and the other side said well maybe those two were flukes. [ laughter ] and then we won florida and we won south carolina and we won north carolina and we won pennsylvania and we won michigan and we won wisconsin and we won georgia. and texas. [cheers and applause] and utah. remember utah? remember utah? where they said this guy, this unknown person that is he doing so well, remember? they said utah is in play. now, nobody -- no republican has ever lost utah and i went to my people utah is in play. there is a guy that -- i mean, i never saw this guy. is he supposed to be doing well. and it was like we're tied. and they had hillary

actually in third place. this is a case where i wanted her to be in second place, to be honest. [ laughter ] so this guy supposedly was in second place. and they said texas. right? they said texas, very close. georgia very close. and they had us so close. too close to call. this is before the election. and then the election, a joke, he just said it a lot of dishonesty out there. so now the polls open. and they go texas goes to trump. georgia goes to trump. utah, right at the beginning. i won them in like landslides i'm saying what's been going on, right? i said what's been going on for the last 10 weeks? they're in play. the expression they use is they're in play. meaning they're very close. they weren't supposed to be in play. guess what they weren't in play. so it was sort of nice. when the polls opened up and immediately they said trump wins texas, trump wins all

of them. they said, very important to me. trump wins iowa. that was a big one. that was a big one. [cheers and applause] that was a big one. the numbers were so big that the rest of the night the other guy is going around saying that's a wig number. that was a lot more than we were supposed to lose by. so i love you folks. i really -- this is sort of a -- you know, this is a thank you and it's a thank you, iowa. and it's a thank you ohio and pennsylvania and north carolina and florida and a lot of the states that were so, so crucial. and we won everyone and nebraska. a guy from nebraska. actually we won nebraska, too, right? we won, boom. nebraska goes twice we won it twice. and we had a lot of people in nebraska. a lot of good wealthy people fighting us. right? that didn't work. but those wealthy people aren't so unhappy now

because the stock market has gone up so much because of us. [cheers and applause] that those wealthy people just got wealthier, right? no, they had a lot of buses. they were busing people from all over the place and we still won both of them. the american worker build this country and now it's time for american workers are to have a government that for the first time in decades answers to them. going to answer to them. my plan begins with bold structural reform to create millions of really good paying jobs. jobs. whether it's agriculture, medicine, or military technology, we want the next generation of innovation and production to happen right here in america and right here in iowa. you're going to be big beneficiaries. big beneficiaries.

first on taxes. we're going to undertake one of the great tax reforms and simplifications in american history. got to be simpler. too much work. too complicated. at the center of this plan is massive tax relief for the american middle class. has been for goaten -- forgotte. boy did they come out and vote. huh? they came out and voted. you know, i think both parties to a certain extent but, especially the other side they forgot about those people. that's why i call them the forgotten men and the forgotten women. they're not forgotten anymore, folks. they're not forgottible. they're not forgotten anymore. worry also going to lower our business tax rate from 35% all the way down to 15%. that's going to be big.

[cheers and applause] going to prime the pump. got to prime the pump. got to get the jobs. got 96 million people out there. we got to get them going. they gave up work looking for jobs. they're going to have their choice of yns. you watch. what if it be nice if you went home to your wife or your husband and you say harry or sally, i don't know which ones to take. i have got so many options. please, sally, help me choose. but you're going to have that you're going to have now options. you haven't had that for a long time. you take whatever you can get. you're going to have options. on regulations, we're going to eliminate every single regulation that hurts our farmers and yo our workers and small businesses. and you saw today scott pruitt, who is a tremendous guy, who has been met with tremendous applause from the business community.

we're going to frequent the family farm and we are going to end the e.p.a. intrusion into your lives. [cheers and applause] on energy, we will cancel the job killing restrictions on the production of american energy and that means lower energy prices for farmers, households, and small businesses in iowa and frankly all over the united states. we will also pursue an agenda of conservation protecting our beautiful natural resources for future americans, your family, your children, and lots of other people and we're going to ensure clean air and clean water for all of our people. [cheers and applause] regulations why the way will be cut down to a fraction of what they are now and, believe it or not, environmentally you will be protected better and will have jobs, okay, will have jobs.

[cheers and applause] infrastructure i am going to ask congress to pass legislation that produces $1 trillion of new investment in america's crumbling infrastructure. and it is indeed crumb bling. that includes major new projects for both our rural communities and our inner cities which have also been forgotten. [cheers and applause] and we will put our people, not people from other lands, our people back to work in the process. okay? [cheers and applause] it's time to help americans get off the welfare. and get back into the labor market. and they're going to want to do it. rebuilding this country with american hands by american workers.

we're going to do it. we're going to have people that haven't worked for years, they're going to love working. they're going to love it they're going to be incentivized. my administration will follow two simple rules. buy american and hire american. [cheers and applause] remember years ago we used to proudly display made in the u.s.a. you go get a car, right? 100 percent made in the u.s.a. do you see it? i don't see it anymore. we ought to start doing it. any of the manufacturers and we are doing a lot of talking to a lot of companies thinking about leaving. i will tell you i don't think they are going to be leaving so fast anymore. they're knot goings to be leaving so fast anymore. pause we love our companies and we love it when they're employing thousands of

people. but we don't love our companies when they leave and go to another country and think they can make their product and sell it back into our country like they are a bunch of follows that they have been getting away with for the last 30 years. there will be consequences. when they want to read leave i wish them well. enjoyth plant and hot weather. if you think you will soon be coming through what you think will be a very, very strong border. not going to happen so easily. we're not requesting to be the stupid people anymore, folks. we're not going to be the stupid people. because from now on it's going to be america first. going to be america first. very simple. some of the deals made -- and i've been studdingy them -- actually, i like reading deals. i have been studying some of

these deals. they are horrible. they are inconceivable. we will have some great news for you on the very near future. on trade, on trade deficit. now -- northeasterly $800 billion a year. we trade. i want a free trader. but it has to make sense. you don't want loose $800 billion a year. it's a chronic drag on growth and they a total destroyer of jobs and the wealth of our country. so we don't want that anymore. [ applause ] and by the way, some of the people i put on to negotiate, you have been noticing are some of the most successful people in the world. and one newspaper criticized me why can't they have people of modest means? because i want people that made a fortune because now they are negotiating with you. okay? it's no different than a great baseball player or a

great golfer. i mean, we want the people that are going to bring -- they're so proud to do it. these people have given up fortunes of income, florida to make a dollars a year. they are so proud to do it.watc going to happen. it's going to happen fast, too. going to happen fast. going to happen very fast. and we actually have -- we've been given tremendous reviews on people we've gotten. that's why we'll renegotiate our trade deals, stop the product dumping, the currency ma up cy manipulation which is totally out of control which makes it impossible for our companies to compete. and to defend every last american job. we're going to do it. it's going to be so -- it's going to be fun. i actually love calling these

companies. i say, give me a list of ten companies that are leaving and i actually love calling these companies and saying, hi. and i get the president of this company and i say, hi, how are you doing. hello, mr. president-elect. congratulation. yeah, congratulations. while we're on the phone. don't leave. please don't leave. we've been having great success. on the military we'll show the whole world that america is strong again. we're going to have a very strong military. i mean there's rarely been a time when we needed a strong military and a smart military more than we have now. right? there's rarely been a time. we will rebuild our badly depleted military and ensure that our service members have

the equipment, training, technology and resources they need to get the job done. to get the job done. now, i have to say this. hopefully we will never have to use the power that we're build. we don't want to use it. we believe in peace through strength. we don't want to use it, but you got to be there. you got to be there. at the same time, we will ensure our veterans are the best medical care in the world, including the best health care for our female veterans who have also been the forgotten people. a lot of forgotten people in this country. a lot of forgotten people. be very strongly focused on female veterans who have really had it tougher than almost anybody. on childcare -- thank you. that's very nice.

on childcare i'm asking congress to pass legislation to make safe and affordable childcare accessible to all while fighting to get higher pay for women, women in the workforce. that's what has to happen. and ensuring that women who have small businesses with access the capital they need. we're going to work on companies to be able to access the capital at the banks. right now there is no capital. you can't get a loan. we're going to open it up, you'll be able to get loans, you'll do great, you're going to hire a lot of people, expand our businesses. it's going to be a beautiful thing. a beautiful thing. has to happen. so many people can't get jobs. the unemployment number as you know is totally fiction. if you look for a job for six months and then you give up,

they consider you give up. you give up. go home, say, darling, i can't get a job. they consider you statistically employed. it's not that way. but don't worry about it, it's going to take care of itself pretty quickly. we want to support every young woman in america who dreams of starting and owning a small business because that dream has not been a droem for the last long period of time. on health care reform -- and i want to tell you -- and i want to thank the women. i kept hearing for months i'm not going to do wrong with women. i kept saying why? what's wrong with women. i said, i'll trade the men for the women. i wanted -- and then we had the election. i did great with women. i led in many categories. and every time we'd have a rally i'd have those beautiful pink

signs up, women for trump, women for trump. then i'd go home and turn on the television to see how mass uf my crowd was, and they would never show it. they talk about women. guess what. we did great with women. african-americ african-american, the african-american communities unbelievable. much much more in the past for other people. i heard that was going to be off and it was fantastic. plus a lot didn't go out and vote for hillary in all fairness. hispanic community incredible. with the males i set records, but who cares, right? who cares about the males? i'd like to switch it. i would rather set the records with the women. but we did very well with women. we did good with all groups. i'll tell you where we really did well, an all-time world record, not even close,

evangelicals, i love you. evangelicals. we had such great help, the pastors, the ministers. we had such great help. and i won't go into great deal but we will get rid of the johnson amendment. okay? i promise you that. the johnson amendment is a disaster. on health care reform, every day the law known as obamacare is destabilizing our health care system, surging premiums and forcing providers out of the market. they're out of the market. nobody to talk to. nobody to talk to. if we don't act quickly, the damage will be irreversible. and our country can't afford it. not only can't you afford it. our country can't afford it. that's why we will and must repeal and replace obamacare.

we have no choice. you know, premiums in some states, great state arizona, another one i won by a lot that was supposed to be like really close. at the beginning of the evening, i'm saying, this is like a lot of fun. but arizona was great to me. but obamacare is up 116%. 116%. it's going much higher. so we're going to get that taken care of. on crime, the murder rate has experienced its largest increase in 45 years. we're going to support the incredible men and women of law enforcement and we are going to bring this terrible crime wave to an end. on immigration, we will build

the wall. and we will put an end to illegal immigration and stop the drugs from pouring into our country, the drugs are pouring into our country, poisoning our youth and plenty of other people. we will stop the drugs from pouring into our country. we will stop the drugs from poisoning our great and beautiful and loving youth. okay? we'll do it. and we have a man that we'll be introducing pretty soon, next week, who is going to do a phenomenal job called homeland security. used to be a political appointment. now it's like the most important appointment. and he's going to do a terrific job and he and his people are

going to keep you safe. they're going to keep you safe. not going to be games. these are no longer political appointments. these are talented people, smart people, where they have to be they're tough people. is it okay to have some tough people, you know? because the enemy is tough, right? i think the enemy is pretty tough, right? so i think we need some tough people. but we have smart people and great people. during this campaign i had a chance to meet the incredible family of sara root, an iowa native killed at the age of 21 by an illegal immigrant who was released from custody two separate times. a trump administration will stop the violence that is spilling across our border. and believe me you've seen now, it is unbelievable how much there is. and we will fight to protect every last american life and

life, and life. during the campaign i also spent time with american workers who were laid off and forced to train. the foreign workers brought in to replace them. we won't let this happen any more. can you believe that? you get laid off and then they won't give you your severance pay unless you train the people replacing you. that's actually demeaning maybe more than anything else. and you know the name of one of the companies that's doing it. i'm going to be nice because we're trying to get that company back. don't forget much harder when a company announced a year and a half ago -- some of these companies, like carrier, they announced long before i even knew i was going to beun