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that laid a foundation for whatr should have been an exceptional period where we do not have deficits debt, and debt that rose. but we have to get in control of this. because this will ultimately -- >> bill: we are not. president trump is not going to bring down the national debt. >> no, not by adding a trillion dollars -- >> bill: a trillion dollars. >> but by investing, repatriating $2.5 trillion in profits that are being held by corporate america overseas, by investing $1 trillion in infrastructure, the plan is to create greater growth, which will raise opportunity. >> bill: i'm not rejecting that. but it still is not nearly enough to pay this thing down. >> i'm not going to argue that. >> bill: you and i will be dead, which is probably a good thing. >> are those cheers? >> bill: believe me, they were more than a few. we are not going to have to deal with a $20, $30, $40 trillion debt. but somewhere -- >> you aren't trying to make me eager for this passing into the great beyond, are you? >> bill: the only guy happy about this is william devane, he has got all that gold. i mean, wil

you stood by trump, allowing it whatr -- aside from that, are you thinking mr. trump for? trump care hurts coal miners. what is trump doing for coal miners? when youou support thank him for protecting the coal miners of west virginia? [applause] i don't think there's any secret in this room i didn't vote for donald trump, i voted for hillary clinton. , he got that being said elected, he is our president. somebody asked me when i was running, they said what are you going to do if donald trump gets elected? i said i'm going to do the same thing if hillary clinton gets elected, i'm going to do my job. i'm going to do everything i can to make him the best president. i want my country to succeed and what -- and i want my stay to succeed. i was the chief executive of the state. i went to the state senate and said i'm going to bring a team on board. know him, you might not like him. but if they can pass a background check, if they can do financial disclosure and an ethics probe, give them to me. i'm going to be there for four years. tried.always i always thought, you come and go

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