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>> and welcome to hannity. and tonight, part two of my oval office interview with the president of the united states, donald j. trump. that's only moments away. we talk about tax cuts. putin, ukraine, china, president xi, north korea, iran so much more. also breaking tonight, defense secretary nominee pete hegseth has officially cleared his procedural vote in the senate, will now advance to a confirmation vote, likely around this time tomorrow night. if you are counting, it is only day four of the new trump administration. the activity level is off the charts. the president dialed in. he is executing his agenda at a lightning fast pace. now, here's something we rarely see in american politics. president trump is actually keeping his campaign promises, and he's doing them as quickly as possible. breaking tonight, the president signed a new order to declassify the jfk, rfk, mlk assassination files without

delay, as promised. the president is committed to government transparency. he's also committed to securing our borders. look at this headline, quote, border encounters drop, drop sharply as trump launches crackdown on illegal immigration. i think he said he was going to do that. now, of course, that crackdown does include deportations. take a look. >> i'm not going back to haiti. >> one of those threats is this illegal alien from haiti. ice says he's a gang member with 17 criminal convictions in recent years. >> you feel me? yo, biden forever, bro. thank obama for everything that he did for me, bro. >> i think he's going back to haiti. now, donald trump has empowered immigration and customs enforcement to do their job in all 50 states. yep. even sanctuary states and cities. he also declared a national emergency at the border. he's deployed u.s. marines to the region. he has now reinstituted the state of mexico policy for so-called asylum seekers. and

donald trump also pressuring mexico to secure their own southern border. and, by the way, close the newly renamed gulf of america. the president, also making good on his promise to demolish globalism. he has already removed the u.s. from the destructive paris climate accords. those accords, say china and india are developing nations. he also withdrew our country from the horrendous global minimum tax, the w.h.o. he's again moving at lightning speed today. during his speech in front of the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. while the president vowed to always put america first, and he delivered a powerful blow to the censorship loving elites. take a listen to this. >> i'm pleased to report that america is also a free nation once again. on day one, i signed an executive order to stop all government censorship. no longer will our government label the speech of our own

citizens as misinformation or disinformation, which are the favorite words of censors and those who wish to stop the free exchange of ideas and, frankly, progress. we have saved free speech in america, and we've saved it strongly. >> now the president, he also used that speech to call out someone sitting in the very room in davos. bank of america ceo according to a 15 state coalition, the bank of america has discriminated against americans for political and religious reasons. the attorney general of virginia also accused the bank of, quote, voluntarily cooperating with the fbi. the u.s. treasury under biden to profile conservative and religious americans as potential domestic terrorists. and here is what president trump had to say to the bank's ceo. take a listen to this. >> by the way, speaking of you, and you've done a fantastic job, but i hope you start

opening your bank to conservatives, because many conservatives complain that the banks are not allowing them to do business within the bank. and that included a place called bank of america, this conservative. they don't take conservative business. and i don't know if the regulators mandated that because of biden or what, but you and jamie and everybody, i hope you're going to open your banks to conservatives because what you're doing is wrong. >> now, bank of america ceo did not respond at the event, but the bank later issued a statement denying that they have a political litmus test despite multiple serious allegations. now, the president is not going to play nice after years of political rot. he's going to stand up to anyone. he will hold them accountable in front of the entire world. and that includes america's deep state spy apparatus. now, after meddling in the 2020 election with that deceptive letter suggesting that the very real and true hunter biden laptop story was likely russian disinformation, remember 51

former intel officials? well, they have now been stripped of their security clearance, and that includes a notorious liar, former marxist john brennan, who is still lying. and, by the way, very sad. he will no longer be able to abuse that special access. take a look. >> as you point. >> out, he misrepresented the facts in that executive order because it said that we had suggested that the hunter biden laptop story was russian disinformation. no, we said it was for the hallmarks of russian information operations, including the dumping of accurate information, which is what we said in that letter. >> right where he belongs, over there at the conspiracy peddling msdnc. frankly, he's just lying. look at this old headline from the guardian, quote, john brennan lied to you and to the senate fire him. as you can see. brennan has long been accused of leaking classified information, lying to congress, spreading baseless smears on msdnc. but not anymore. president trump is actually draining the swamp, as

promised. he's firing political hacks. he is forcing bureaucrats back to the office five days a week. he is pausing all federal regulation. he is getting rid of all the dea programs and employees. our country is now positioned to make the greatest comeback ever seen. trump is calling it a new golden age in america. we talked about this and so much more yesterday in the oval office. here is part two of my interview with the president. let me ask you about the economy. okay. so will the tax cuts be permanent? no tax on tips. no tax on social security. no tax on overtime. and explain when you talk about all of this money under our feet, you know, and the golden era of america and energy, you know drill baby drill. how do you get these companies to invest billions and how quickly

are they going to extract this energy and maybe supply western europe? because i agree with you, it's money that will save this country. >> we have more oil and gas than any other country and we're going to have more. and with anwr, you know, which he ended, anwr is the biggest anwr could be that's in alaska, could be as big or bigger than saudi arabia. we have more than any other country. it's a great thing. it's a great asset because china doesn't have that. i mean, china does not have that. they have to go out the old fashioned way and buy it. we have more than anybody. we're going to become a wealthy country again and energy is going to lead the way. but there will be other things also tariffs because tariffs, you know, we were our wealthiest in the 1890s okay. and by the way we're going to rename mount mckinley into mount mckinley because he was a great president from ohio who came he was a senator from ohio. he was

a very successful businessman who believed strongly in tariffs. he ran for the senate. he won. he ran for the presidency. he won. he was ultimately assassinated in his second term. but he made the country very rich. and teddy roosevelt then came along. and i'm not knocking teddy roosevelt, but he spent the money that was made during the mckinley years. and he did, you know, a lot of great things, like building the panama canal, the most expensive thing, relatively speaking, the most expensive thing we've ever built is the panama canal. >> and you're serious? >> and unfortunately, jimmy carter gave it away for $1. oh, no. we're going to have to take it back. china is running the panama canal right now. that wasn't the deal. and it should have never been given. but the deal was not that china is going to run the panama canal. >> if we became energy dominant and we provided all of western europe with our energy, wouldn't that help bankrupt putin? number one, he wouldn't be able to fund his wars. and number two wouldn't. and i

think that would make the world a safer place. and the amount of money we're talking about would america become the single most energy wealthy country in the world? and what would that mean for paying down our debt, saying we could. >> supply the whole world with energy? that's what we have for hundreds of years. we could supply the whole with, at this moment, the best energy, because natural gas is clean and it's powerful. you need power and it's consistent. not like wind. the wind blows and then it doesn't blow. and the things cost a fortune. they're made in china and they kill the birds and they're horrible. we don't want windmills in this country. i'm going to put it. we're putting an order out. i've already sort of done it. we don't want windmills. if you have a house and you're envision of a windmill, your house is worth half. it's a disaster and nobody wants them. and they're the most expensive energy of any kind of energy. you know what else? people don't like? those massive solar fields built over land that

cover ten miles by ten miles. i mean, they're ridiculous, the whole thing. and by the way, you know where the panels come from? 100% of the panels, they're made in china. they're made in china. >> you had a call with president xi. we have three top geopolitical foes. we have russia, china and iran. i want to ask you about all three. you put out a statement on putin today. we'll get to that. but let's start. you had a conversation with president xi. we have problems with them. they have territorial ambitions with taiwan intellectual property theft, their unfair trade practices. how did that conversation go? >> it went fine. it was a good, friendly conversation. i had a great relationship with him prior to covid. i had a very good relationship with him. i thought it was a very good conversation. we've had other communication before that they are a very ambitious country. he's a very ambitious man. he's a man that was, you know, i

don't want to be naive and say, my friend, but he was like my friend. we had a very good relationship. i had a very good relationship with putin also. i have i would say iran is a different story. i wouldn't be honest with you. iran is a whole different thing. that's a religious deal that is very dangerous. it's very dangerous. it's a very dangerous situation. that could be a big problem. you know, with kim jong un of north korea. >> make a deal with xi. do you think that you can prevent xi from his territorial desire to take taiwan? can you make a deal with him on making more fair trade practices? because i know you. you're when you say. no, i could do that because we have something that they want. we have with a pot of gold. don't forget we paid. you know what i lost to china last year? $1 trillion. 1 trillion because of their stupidity with their trade policies. now, i, i put

tariffs on china. we took in hundreds of billions of dollars. and biden was unable to end them because it was so much money. you couldn't do it in terms of the budget. he wanted to end them. he did everything he could to end him. he couldn't get it done. but we have one very big power over china and that's tariffs. and they don't want them and i'd rather not have to use it. but it's a tremendous power over china. china gets a lot of its money from the united states. they use that money to build the military. isn't it crazy. how come they we have a lot. >> of. politics and russia is hypersonics. we don't. are you ready? >> during obama's administration, they stole the design for the russia. stole the design. they got it from us. us? some bad person gave them this. it was our job. now, i authorized the building of

hypersonic, and we're doing super hypersonic, actually, which is even a step better. but. and we'll have them starting fairly shortly. but russia got them and they built them whereas they stole them during the obama administration. obama not biden, not anyone else. they probably stole plenty from biden. we'll hear about that too. but they stole the hypersonic stuff and they made hypersonic missiles. >> well, we have the resources for the next generation of warfare. i don't believe we're going to fight future wars on battlefields. they're going to be fought in air conditioned offices. >> much different. well, i don't know. i heard you say that last night. they're going to be important in a lot of different ways, including offices. but. >> you know. >> very big things are becoming drones now. drones are becoming more important than. >> push a button. >> i said the other day to somebody with great knowledge who actually will bring it into the administration. i was saying a certain type of fighter jet that i really like. he said, well, it's good if you don't like the pilot that flies

it, because the chances of him coming back are very small. >> all right, let's go. you sent out. >> in other words, technology is changing. >> and we have to be in the front of it. >> we have. >> to be in it. and you said that about ai, which i believe is brilliant. you put out a truth on vladimir putin today. yeah. you seem to have had an a relationship with him. that and you've talked about ending this war in europend you want to end it quickly. how quickly can it end? >> it should end immediately. should end. never started. that would never have started if i were. i used to talk to putin about it. ukraine was the apple of his eye, but there was no chance that he would ever do it. and he didn't do it for four years. he didn't do it. >> have you spoken to him? >> i don't want to say, but i will tell you it's got to end. and if you look at the. i'm just talking from a human life, i don't care. russia, ukraine, u.s, these are human beings that are just being slaughtered on this battlefield by the

millions. they've already died in cities. the cities are like demolition sites. they're many people died. one thing with the ukraine war, you're going to find many more people died than think. this is a war that should have never started. biden did a horrible, horrible job in allowing that war to start. it should have never started. it would have never started. it wasn't even tough from that standpoint. one thing. so he allowed energy to go up, way up. if he brought it down, the war wouldn't have started because putin wouldn't wouldn't have had the money. putin makes all his money on energy, and biden let it go to a record. and putin had so much money, he was able to do it. so but that's only one thing that wasn't even the biggest reason. what was said at the time was so bad. i said, he's going to drive that guy into doing this. >> minor incursion. >> when he said, well, he used the word minor incursion, that was bad. but but he said things

worse than that, and putin shouldn't have done it too. i mean, i'm not blaming only one. putin shouldn't have done it. he shouldn't have done it. and it has to stop. do you know, they've lost about 850,000 russian soldiers and 700,000 ukrainian soldiers. >> and ukraine has been devastated. >> devastated. >> will it be a negotiated settlement? and will you lead the negotiations? >> well, i hope so. and i put out a truth today that's really strong and i mean it. and if they don't do that, i'm going to put massive tariffs. what if they don't settle this war soon. like almost immediately i'm going to put massive tariffs on russia and massive taxes and also big sanctions. and i don't want to do that. you know i love the russian people. they're great people i don't want to do that. but we've got to get this war ended. and if they don't make a settlement like fast and zelensky, i will say this, he wants to settle now. he's had enough. he shouldn't have allowed this to happen either. you know, if he's no angel, he

shouldn't have allowed this war to happen. first of all, he's fighting a much bigger entity, okay. much bigger. when he was, you know, talking so brave. and so now two things happened. they were brave, but we gave them billions of dollars. the united states spent $200 billion more than europe. why did we spend more? you know why? because biden never asked europe to spend more. they spent $200. >> became a us russia proxy war because of. >> joe zelensky, was fighting a much bigger entity, much bigger, much more powerful. he shouldn't have done that because we could have made a deal, and it would have been a deal that would have been. it would have been a nothing deal. i could have made that deal so easily. and zelensky decided that i want to fight. you know, they have 30,000 army tanks, russia has 30,000 army tanks.

zelensky had none. practically. you don't fight those now. then we started pouring equipment. pouring, pouring, pouring. and they had the bravery to use the equipment. but in the end that that's a war has to be settled. so the field is interesting because it's very flat. it's great farmland, okay. it's very flat. there's no protection. the only thing that's stopping a bullet that gets shot, they can go for miles is a human body, and they're being hit left and right, and they're losing millions of people. young, beautiful people are dying on the battlefield, and it's got to stop. >> zelensky did say for the first time that he would be open to a negotiated settlement. >> he says that. you should have said that a long time ago. >> you put iran in a different category. i keep reading and i talk to my. >> sources, their religious zealots. it's different. >> okay. >> i'll give you an example. kim jong un. when i came in, i met with obama right there. we sat and we talked. i said,

what's the biggest threat? north korea? >> you guys were yucking it up in that church? >> yeah, we were some day. i'll tell you what we said. >> someday you'll. >> tell me. we had we had a nice time. but he said north korea is the biggest thing. and i solved that problem and i got along with him. he's not a religious zealot. he happens to be a smart guy. kim jong un is a smart guy. >> he'll reach out to him again. >> i will. >> yeah, he. >> liked me and i got. >> along with him. is going to kill me, and i don't want to. i have. >> friends here. i'm not obama. >> yeah, you're not joe either. >> i'm not joe. no. they had very strong rules. obama staff too. they stopped him from speaking. and joe, they usually didn't let him start. no. >> that's the best part of the interview right there. and coming up, more of my oval office interview with president trump. we talked about the iranian threat, the war in israel, so much more straight ahead. >> g. ivanova powers america every day as the leading

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wildfires. the president is floating the idea of including federal aid to the city. i'm chanley painter. now back to hannity. >> and now more of my interview with president trump from the oval office. this is serious. i mean, israel is fighting a war. october 7th happens. you made it clear all hell will break loose in the middle east if they don't start releasing these hostages. they did the day before you were inaugurated. >> it's only for that reason. >> the people, the sources i have and the people that i talk to are pretty smart people. and what i read says iran may be three, four, five, six months away from a nuclear weapon. there's only the number one state sponsor of terror. i'm not the commander in chief. you are. there's only two solutions that i see is to knock out their finances, which would be their refineries and israel and or the united states has to recognize they can never get a

nuclear weapon. that would mean taking out those sites. is that something? i know you will not telegraph what you might. >> i can't do that. >> of course you wouldn't. >> i can't. i would never tell you. but i will say. >> this. this as a possible necessity. >> had the election been fair, we would have had a deal within one week after the election, and they wouldn't have had a nuclear weapon. and the only thing i've said about iran, and i want them to have a great country, they have great potential. the people are amazing. the only thing i said about iran, they can't have a nuclear weapon and they are religious. >> will you discuss what? >> they are religious. >> do you trust them? >> there are ways that you can make it absolutely certain if you make a deal, a certain to verify the deal, and you have to verify times ten. but but they cannot have a nuclear weapon. and, you know, if they get one, you're going to have everyone else getting them. and then the whole thing is going to be a disaster. the nuclear you know, i was dealing at the very end, i was dealing with putin. about the

denuclearization of russia and the united states, and then we were going to bring china along on that one, because they have much less than we do. china, believe it or not, is much less. they will have an equal amount in five years, six years, you know, they're trying to get there, unfortunately. but right now they have much less in terms of nuclear. i was very close to having a deal. i would have made a deal with putin on that denuclearization. it's very dangerous and very expensive. okay. both. and that would have been great. but we had a bad election that interrupted us. and that's why i'm here now. >> you seem prepared to talk to all of them. i won't take any more of your time. feel good to be back. >> it does. it feels good. not because i want to be here, but because i want to solve some problems that really have developed and problems. you know, when i left, we had no wars, we had no inflation. we were riding high. and look at

what's happened to our country. and now we have to get people out of our country that would have never been here. so i want to i want to do what's best for our country. >> it's the most important thing to you. you were willing to go through all of that, all that persecution to get back to this day. >> well, i saw what was happening. i mean, you look at people pouring into this country and, you know, and they're being reported where you're seeing major terrorists, you know, are now in our country. and they knew that this was happening and they did nothing about it. they had an open borders policy. when you have countries emptying their jails and their mental institutions into our country. when you have a country that's taking gang members off the street and dropping them into our country, you know nothing good is going to happen. >> you're watching all this, but you do realize you put it all on the line. it was back here in the white house. >> i think it's right. >> or i think they would have tried to put you in jail. >> oh, i think so. right. you

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fox news audio on sirius xm america is listening. >> all right. here with reaction to my oval office interview with the president is fox news contributor, former speaker of the house newt gingrich. wow. have you been watching what this guy has been doing in four days? i want to get your reaction to all of it. >> well, let me start and say i thought it was a sign of your 30 year friendship with the president, that he gave the most relaxed, most conversational interview i've ever seen him give. and i thought it was really encouraging because, you know, if you're going to be as bold and as aggressive as he's being, it's kind of nice to be reassured that he is able to have the kind of real conversation he had with you, and i think he was able to listen. there were times when you and he didn't agree, but it was all done in a tone that i thought was about as good as it's ever going to get. i would

say. and i, and i, you know, i've already written a newsletter at gingrich 360 saying that he gave the most revolutionary inaugural address in american history. and i went back and i looked at jefferson jackson, franklin delano roosevelt, there's no question. but the address that callista and i heard when we were there on monday was literally the most revolutionary. and what's amazing is in his first four days, he has been implementing it. he didn't just talk about it. my guess is if he keeps this pace up by the end of ten days, he will have accomplished more change than franklin delano roosevelt in that famous 100 day period. this is. i've never seen anything like it. it's clear that the america first project actually created an opportunity for the development of executive orders for thinking things through, but you're seeing a truly historic moment of just very

dramatic and very decisive change. >> you know, i think the reason is, is there is nobody else like him. i've known a lot of politicians over the years. you you had your own very unique style. i had a front row seat when you were the speaker. i agree with you. on one level, he was as relaxed as i've ever seen him, but he was also dialed in, laser focused, and he wants to get it done and he can't get it done soon enough. i mean, bring me the next paper, make the next phone call. and it's been like that since election day. you know, i talked to people that are at mar-a-lago, and he's been working around the clock the whole time. >> you know, i mean, i think clearly he's going to be as consequential as franklin delano roosevelt was. and if they can actually keep the house in 2026 and continue the momentum, at which point i

think they'll win in 28, he will really be in the same league as president franklin delano roosevelt, who, remember, created a governing majority that lasted 90 years. i mean, these are big moments. you don't get them more than once a lifetime. and i think clearly, president trump now is moving to be one of the most consequential presidents in american history. i think, frankly, just below. roosevelt, just below washington and lincoln. but certainly he'll end up in the same league with jefferson, jackson and roosevelt. and that's pretty to actually be living through it, to be here to see this, to watch the range of what he's doing from very detailed things to huge, sweeping things. it was it's remarkable. i think. >> i don't really see any obstacle. i've made the observation, and i do believe that legacy media died on

november 5th, and they don't have the power, the impact, the influence that maybe they did when you were speaker. and i would argue that democrats, they don't know how to handle him, they've thrown everything they could possibly think of at him and it wasn't successful. so now, like people in the media are back to, you know, calling him or elon musk a nazi, that's what they seem to have been reduced to. i think all his nominees get through, and i think his agenda gets through. >> look, i mean, i guess my only caution, sean, would be this is phase one. this is not the realignment. this was the ticket to get into the dance. now we've got to dance well enough that we keep the house in 26, and we've got to deal with the world. that's dangerous. there was a reason that john f kennedy had a little boat, or rather a little plaque on his desk that said, o lord, your ocean is so big and

my boat is so small. we're now in a world of north korea, iran, russia, ukraine, gaza, you know, israel. excuse me? and in that kind of a world, you have to remember every morning with a certain humility that even somebody as big as president trump and as i've said, i think he's going to be in a very unique small league, even as big as he is, having a little bit of luck, a little bit of humility, recognizing how much bigger the problems are than we are. and then just every day doing your job as best you can. i think he has a real chance. not a certainty, but a real chance to profoundly shape history, not just for the us, but by definition. if you change history here, you're going to change history across the planet. you see it in argentina, you see it in italy. there are people who are becoming trump like, following trump like policies. and i think that will spread.

>> what scares me is in a moment, i think the trajectory of his presidency could change. we have known terrorists, cartel members, iranian assassination squads, gangs in the country, but we don't know where they are. but we do know they're after him. we could be at war at any moment. and, you know, after a terror attack on our homeland, how much do you worry about that? >> well, i think it's a factor. i frankly also worry about stumbling into a nuclear war with russia or stumbling into a big fight over taiwan with china, or who knows what kim jong un is motivated by. and as you pointed out in your interview, which, by the way, i thought was a remarkable historic document. i mean, the ground you two covered together was amazing in these two nights. so i think we all we always have to worry and remember that we need god's advice and counsel and god's support, because the world is much bigger than we are, no

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of meetings today. two specifically with president trump. one was just you, speaker johnson, and the president. give us every detail. well. >> we covered a lot of ground. and you know, the president obviously now he's he's he's in charge. and it's a great feeling to have him back in the oval office and be able to work with somebody who shares the objectives. and we have a shared vision for where we want to go for the country. he wants to obviously renew american energy dominance. he wants to secure the border. he wants to rebuild our military. he wants to strengthen our economy, ke sure that we don't have a $4.5 trillion tax increase at the end of the year. so it's these are all things that we agree on. and just the ios in the first day. i mean, the tremendous amount of action he's already taken. and i think the people across the country are reacting really well to it. so a lot of it today was kind of about how we get there. so it's, you know, the strategy, the tactics, etc, but we're all heading the same direction. >> it seems different than 2017, in that there seemed to

be more republican reluctance, resistance to president trump. not anymore. am i right in that perception? >> yeah, i think that's a fair. i mean, and part of it is i think the you can't help but notice what happened in the country. i mean, he made history this year, and it was a decisive mandate given to him by the american people. and so i think it's on all of us in response to that, to make sure that we're being good partners with him to accomplish his agenda. >> let me read to you. insider advantage came out with a poll, and it was very telling. it just came out in the last hour and it says the question was, i want you meaning a representative, senators and congressmen to vote in unison to help pass president trump's appointees and legislative agenda. 70% of people want that. do your fellow members in the senate, the members of the house, especially in the house, which we'll talk at length about, do they understand that the agenda is that agenda?

nobody's ever going to get everything that they want. i might shock some people. people in washington don't usually get everything that they want, but is do your members rank and file? they seem to know that. >> they do. and i think they also know that trump's endorsements can become the gold standard. and so if you're a house member, you're running every two years or even a senator run every six years. just the way that he has resonated with the american people, his message about getting america back on the rails, back on track, i think, has been a powerful one, and i think that the country has responded. and because of that, i believe members of congress, both house and the senate, get that. we have a window of opportunity here, which doesn't come along very often and sometimes doesn't last very long. i mean, we got the house, the senate and the white house. we have unified control of the government. that's a rare thing. we want to maximize it, and it's going to take every vote in the house, as we talked about. >> in the senate. the names i

hear most often that people worry about susan collins, who i guess to her credit, remains the only republican out of new england at this point. i'm hoping maybe scott brown will get in and he might run in new hampshire. i think he'd have a good chance there. we'll see. or maybe governor sununu, susan collins, lisa murkowski and your predecessor, mitch mcconnell. have you spoken with those three? >> well, i speak to most of them fairly regularly and in the job i had prior, which was the whip in the senate, i had, you know, on any given day, of course, in the last couple of four years, we were playing defense more than offense. now it's about moving the agenda. so it's we've got to get everybody on the team rolling in the same direction. so yeah, we talk to them regularly and as we move through the nominations we'll have more conversations obviously with them. you know, as you said, susan represents a state. she's the only republican in new england, and she's the only person that can win in the state of maine. and so obviously, the all bring their own views to this. and i tell i tell senators, your vote is your vote. be with the team

when you can. don't ever surprise us. you know, don't tell us one thing and do something else. and so we try and make sure that as much as we can, we've got everybody pulling together. and i think right now there's more of an incentive than we've ever had before. we've got a president who came in with a big mandate. we clearly have things we need to do to just respond to what the american people are telling us and told us in this election, and that is that they're tired of this left leaning progressive when it comes to energy, when it comes to the economy, when it comes to cultural issues, you know, this idea of, you know, boys playing girls sports, i think, you know, 90% of the american public says that's just wrong. and the democrats seem to be clinging to that, some of those views, and i think that. so i don't think we're no matter where you come from in the country, i think a lot of what president trump campaigned on, a lot of what we want to accomplish, i think is going to be a winning issue. >> you. mitch mcconnell had his issues with donald trump. donald trump had his issues

with mitch mcconnell. i don't think there's any reason to rehash any of that. however, mitch mcconnell is in a very unique position, and as much as he knows how hard your job is, right, have you? because he seems to be a question mark, especially on some of these cabinet picks, and i want to go over those with you. have you had the conversation? mitch, i'm really going to need your help. you know how hard this job can be. and he's from kentucky. it's not like he's from a blue state in any way, right? >> i think and i think he understands his job, obviously. and i and i expect that he will be doing everything he can to help the team make sure that we're successful. he obviously has strong views on national security, foreign policy. >> the most interesting democrat that i see right now, and a person that seems the most independent, is john fetterman from pennsylvania. he supported israel. he supported closing the borders. obviously, he's very pro-energy being from pennsylvania and fracking. but he also has been outspoken that

he believes the president should get the cabinet of his choice. have you developed a relationship yet with him? >> not not not as much as i should. and i need to. but we do have, i know, members on our side who are talking to senator fetterman, and i've been impressed by, as you point out, many of the positions that he's taken, because. >> i have to confess, i was wrong about him on a lot of things. >> i was. >> i was deep in the paint for oz. >> well, i. think we all we all were, you know, when he first got here, assuming he was going to be a sort of a far left progressive, and i think he surprised a lot of people with the positions that some of which you mentioned. and we've got to find some of those democrats, obviously, that we can work with. and i think that democrats who are going to run two years from now, they're up for reelection, are likely candidates to maybe be supporters of at least some of president trump's agenda, because i think the american people right now, they're on our side. >> i've been doing this for a while, and i've heard over the years that we want to limit the size and scope and influence of government in our lives, cut out waste, fraud and abuse. this, to me seems like an.

well, you've heard about it a lot too. this seems to me to be an opportunity that maybe we'll never get again in our lifetime. and president trump has appointed elon musk. he's working outside the government to identify areas of waste, fraud and abuse, including the elimination of departments. he believes he can cut $2 trillion out of spending. we have nearly $40 trillion in debt. is that something you think is so transformative that senate republicans are willing? we give lip service to these things limited government, greater freedom, eliminating waste, fraud and abuse. right. here's the opportunity. where does the republican party truly stand for that? isn't that a test now that's coming their way? >> it is. i mean, i think a limited, smaller, more efficient, more effective government has always been an aspiration for republicans. and what i've noticed in the time i've been here is every spending fight that we have, democrats want to spend more. republicans want to spend less. and because of the rules in the

senate, which require 60 votes and some democrats to get anything done, it's harder to squeeze spending. and but i think we have, as you pointed out, a unique opportunity here. we have a house, senate and white house and unified control of the government. we can use reconciliation to do some of these things, and we ought to be looking as hard as we can through doge and other ways of doing that. and of course, including congress and the role that we play in all of this, to try and reduce the size of government and reduce what, in my view, is the consolidation and centralization of power in washington. i'm a big believer in distributed power. i think you get it out of washington. you know, you get. >> education, be. >> an area. absolutely. i mean, i think that is a perfect example of what we ought to be able to do to block grant a lot of that responsibility, decision making back to state and local levels and get it back in the hands of the american people. and, you know, democrats through the inflation reduction act, or so-called so-called inflation reduction

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