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on Brown University. Mr. President, do00:00:02
you know what the motive of the shooter00:00:04
was? Is it was00:00:07
>> uh that's moving along now and we don't00:00:11
and we'll uh we're going to see what00:00:13
happens. Hopefully, they're going to00:00:15
capture this animal.00:00:17
>> Hopefully, they're going to capture.00:00:18
>> Has Cash Patel told you why it's been so00:00:20
difficult for the FBI to identify who00:00:22
the shooter is?00:00:23
>> Well, it's always difficult. So far,00:00:25
we've done a very good job of doing it00:00:27
with Charlie with, you know, the various00:00:29
times this has happened. They've done it00:00:31
in pretty much record time, but uh you'd00:00:37
really have to ask the school a little00:00:39
bit more about that because, you know,00:00:40
this was a a school problem. They had00:00:43
their own uh guards, they had their own00:00:45
police, they had their own everything.00:00:46
But you'd have to ask that question00:00:48
really to the school, not to the FBI. We00:00:51
came in after the fact and the FBI will00:00:55
do a good job, but they came in after00:00:56
the fact.00:00:57
>> Do you know if it was targeted, Mr.00:00:59
President? The00:01:00
>> No, they don't know that yet. No.00:01:01
>> Sir, on the issue of drugs, is it is it00:01:04
accurate that you are considering an00:01:05
executive order to reclassify marijuana00:01:08
under the00:01:09
>> We are considering that. Yeah. Are you00:01:10
planning00:01:11
>> because uh a lot of people want to see00:01:14
it the reclassification because it leads00:01:17
to tremendous amounts of research that00:01:19
can't be done unless you reclassify. So00:01:21
we are looking at that very strongly.00:01:23
>> Mr. President, Mr. President,00:01:25
>> is it true that the reports that you00:01:28
rebuked the Israeli prime minister,00:01:30
>> are the reports that you rebuked the00:01:32
Israeli prime minister for the hit on00:01:34
the Hamas general true? And is Israel00:01:37
undermining your efforts to be a00:01:38
peacemaker?00:01:39
>> No. Israel and I have gotten along very00:01:41
well. My relationship with BB Netanyahu00:01:44
has been obviously a very good one.00:01:46
Look, we we took out Iran. We we we00:01:51
wiped out with that plane right there.00:01:52
We wiped out the B2 bomber. We wiped out00:01:55
the Iran nuclear threat. And because of00:01:58
that, we were able to make peace peace00:01:59
in the Middle East. No, we've had a very00:02:01
good relationship with Israel. We00:02:03
actually have a very good relationship00:02:06
with just about everybody in the Middle00:02:08
East. But was that a violation of the00:02:09
ceasefire, the strike of the Hamas00:02:11
general?00:02:12
>> We're going to have to we're looking00:02:13
into that. Yeah, we'll look into00:02:16
on the uh Syria ambush of US forces. Do00:02:19
you still have confidence in the Syrian00:02:22
president? [clears throat] >> I do. I mean, this had nothing to do00:02:24
with him. This is a part of Syria that00:02:25
they really don't have much control over00:02:29
and uh it was a surprise. He feels very00:02:32
badly about it. He's working on it. He's00:02:35
a strong man. And no, this had nothing00:02:37
to do with the Syrian government. This00:02:39
had to do this had to do with ISIS.00:02:41
>> What will response be?00:02:43
>> As a response, they'll be hit hard.00:02:45
Yeah.00:02:46
>> Javier,00:02:48
first of all, thanks for honoring the00:02:50
hero. The communist have lost Chile. The00:02:52
proTrump candidate, Jose won the00:02:54
elections. Do you think this rightwing00:02:57
wave in the Spanish world is due to your00:02:59
influence?00:03:01
>> Well, I just we just had a good one in00:03:03
Honduras, as you know. Had a great00:03:04
election there. I endorsed somebody that00:03:06
was not leading and he won the election00:03:09
and we had a good one just a little00:03:11
couple of hours ago. I found out in00:03:13
Chile the person I endorsed who was not00:03:16
leading ended up winning quite easily.00:03:19
So I look forward to paying my respects00:03:20
to him. I hear he's a very good person.00:03:22
>> Mr. President, thank you Mr. President.00:03:24
Um this year you fired Democrats from a00:03:26
number of federal agencies and now going00:03:28
into 2026 there are some key regulators00:03:30
like the SEC, the CFTC that are going to00:03:32
have zero Democrats. Do you plan to00:03:35
appoint Democrats to fill those empty00:03:37
spots or do you think that federal00:03:39
agencies shouldn't have Democrat00:03:40
commissioners?00:03:41
>> Well, do you think they would be00:03:42
appointing Republicans if it were up to00:03:45
them? So, you know, we'll look at it.00:03:47
Look, we want to be fair, but uh00:03:49
typically they're not appointing00:03:50
Republicans. So, you're asking me the00:03:52
question whether or not I'd appoint00:03:54
Democrats, but there are certain areas00:03:56
that we do look at and there are certain00:03:58
areas that we do share and share power00:04:01
and I'm open to that. Please,00:04:03
>> Mr. President, a number of Republicans00:04:05
have denounced your statement on True00:04:07
Social after the murder of Rob Reiner.00:04:09
Do you stand by that post?00:04:11
>> Well, I wasn't a fan of his at all. He00:04:13
was a deranged person as far as Trump is00:04:15
concerned. He said uh he liked he knew00:04:18
it was false. In fact, it's the exact00:04:20
opposite that I was uh a friend of00:04:23
Russia controlled by Russia. You know,00:04:24
it was the Russia hoax. He was one of00:04:26
the people behind it. I think he hurt00:04:29
himself in career-wise. He became like a00:04:31
deranged person. Trump derangement00:04:34
syndrome. So I was not a fan of Rob00:04:36
Reiner at all in any way, shape, or00:04:39
form. I thought he was very bad for our00:04:40
country. Yeah.00:04:41
>> On blue slips, Mr. President. Leader00:04:42
Thun doesn't seem like he wants to get00:04:44
rid of blue slips. Will there be00:04:46
consequences for the Senate if they00:04:48
>> Well, I think they should get rid of00:04:49
blue slips because as a Republican00:04:52
president, I am unable to put anybody in00:04:56
office having to do with US attorneys or00:04:59
having to do with judges. In other00:05:01
words, if you have one, not two, you00:05:03
don't need two, just one. If you have00:05:05
one Democrat uh senator where we have a00:05:09
lot of them, you have one Democrat00:05:10
senator in a state, it is not possible00:05:13
to appoint because of blue slips, a00:05:15
judge, it's not possible to appoint the00:05:18
US attorney. You see that happening and00:05:20
I think it's a disgrace. I think blue00:05:22
slips are a disgrace. They've long since00:05:25
uh I mean they're not they should not be00:05:28
relevant anymore. This is a different00:05:30
world than it was 15 20 years ago. You00:05:33
know, that was a gentleman and gentle00:05:35
woman world. This is a little bit00:05:37
different, unfortunately. Yeah, please.00:05:39
>> Mr. President, what do you want to see00:05:41
Congress do this week as it relates to00:05:42
healthcare and the expiring AC?00:05:44
>> Yeah, that's a good question. I'd like00:05:46
to see the people get the money. I'd00:05:48
like to see all of the money that's00:05:49
going to the Democrat insurance00:05:51
companies. You know, the insurance00:05:53
companies are making a fortune. They're00:05:54
up 1,700% and more. and uh they're00:05:58
taking in hundreds and hundreds and00:06:01
hundreds of billions of dollars, even00:06:03
trillions of dollars.00:06:05
And Obamacare gives you terrible health00:06:09
care. Just so you understand, Obamacare00:06:11
was set up, and I said it right from the00:06:13
beginning, for the benefit of the health00:06:15
insurance uh insurance companies of the00:06:18
insurance companies. They're making00:06:20
billions and billions of dollars. Their00:06:22
stock is through the roof. I don't want00:06:24
to give them anything. I want all money00:06:27
going to the people and let the people00:06:29
buy their own healthcare. It'll be00:06:32
unbelievable. They'll do a great job.00:06:34
They'll get much better health care at a00:06:37
much lower cost.00:06:40
>> Would you like Republicans next year to00:06:43
just use, excuse me, use reconciliation00:06:46
to do with healthcare exactly what you00:06:48
laid out and they wouldn't have to worry00:06:50
about Democrat votes?00:06:51
>> Well, that would knock out the00:06:52
filibuster. If you knocked out the00:06:54
filibuster, it would all go away. But we00:06:57
have a few people that wouldn't do that.00:06:59
It's uh crazy. Look, we should knock out00:07:01
the filibuster.00:07:03
And if you did that, we'd get voter ID.00:07:06
You'd have uh no mailin voting. All00:07:10
things that make our elections00:07:12
dishonest. And you'd get a lot of other00:07:14
things having not even to do with00:07:15
voting. But [snorts] uh Republicans00:07:18
should knock out the filibuster. And we00:07:21
should approve a lot of things. You00:07:22
wouldn't have January 30th looming00:07:24
because you know you have you have the00:07:26
30th of January looming. You know that,00:07:29
right? And if we knocked out the00:07:31
filibuster, it would be of just a simple00:07:33
approval. But you have some Republicans00:07:36
that they're unable to explain why. You00:07:38
know, they if you ask them why, they're00:07:40
unable to explain it. They cannot win00:07:41
the debate, but they should knock out00:07:44
the filibuster. And frankly, they should00:07:45
get rid of the blue slips, too. Yeah.00:07:47
>> Mr. President, the Democrats won Miami,00:07:49
where you won the election one year ago.00:07:51
Do you think it's because of Hispanic00:07:52
media like Telmundo that are publishing00:07:55
fake news about the ICE operations? How00:07:57
do you plan to win back those votes for00:07:59
midterms?00:08:00
>> Yeah. Well, I won that whole election00:08:02
and you know, it's interesting. When I'm00:08:05
not running, we don't do as well. And00:08:07
I'm going to try and get that changed00:08:08
for the midterms. But we did have a big00:08:10
win in Tennessee. As you know, Matt00:08:13
Vaneps, Van Eps, uh, had a big win in00:08:17
Tennessee against a very strong00:08:19
candidate, attractive candidate who a00:08:22
lot of people thought would do very00:08:23
well. And Matt won by a lot. And, uh, I00:08:26
won Tennessee by a real lot. You know,00:08:29
we had a great, we had a great election.00:08:31
We won every single swing state. We won00:08:33
the popular vote. We won everything. And00:08:36
uh there's a there's a thing that they00:08:39
have now districts which is a big deal.00:08:42
Uh I think in a way it's the most00:08:45
important stat from the standpoint of00:08:47
you know looking at numbers accurately.00:08:50
So out of thousands of districts I won00:08:54
275000:08:56
versus 525.00:08:59
Think of that. 275000:09:01
versus 525. It was great. That's why the00:09:04
map, when you see a map of the election,00:09:06
it's all red other than two little00:09:09
narrow lines on the other side. Please,00:09:12
>> sir, Jimmy Lie was convicted today in00:09:14
Hong Kong. Do you have any reaction?00:09:16
>> I feel so badly. Uh, I spoke to00:09:19
President Xi about it and uh I asked to00:09:23
consider his release. He's not well.00:09:28
He's an older man and he's not well. So,00:09:30
I did put that request out. We'll see00:09:32
what happens. Okay.00:09:34
>> Yeah, please.00:09:35
>> A question about Ukraine. Now that the00:09:38
meetings in Berlin have wrapped up with00:09:40
Zilinski, is there a timetable for going00:09:43
to Moscow? Is the delegation going?00:09:46
>> Well, I think that the delegation is00:09:48
largely there right now. Actually,00:09:49
they're in Europe and they met with00:09:52
those people that I called out before00:09:54
the various countries plus some others.00:09:57
Uh they want to see it end, Katie. They00:09:59
want to see it end. They they all I want00:10:01
to see it end. They want to see it end.00:10:03
I actually think that President Putin00:10:06
wants to see it end. You know, I've had00:10:07
good talks. We've had good talks with00:10:09
Russia00:10:11
and I think they'd like to get back to a00:10:14
more normal way of life.00:10:15
>> Mr. President, follow up there. An00:10:17
article five like deal seems to be00:10:20
emerging without uh NATO membership for00:10:22
Ukraine. If such a security guarantee is00:10:26
offered, what incentive is there for00:10:28
Ukraine to give them any sort of00:10:30
territory? Well, look, you have uh well,00:10:32
they've already lost the territory, you00:10:34
know, to be honest. I mean, they've the00:10:36
territory is lost, but but uh in terms00:10:39
of security guarantee, we'll work on00:10:41
we're working with Europe on it. Europe00:10:42
would be a big part of that, and we're00:10:45
working on uh the security guarantee so00:10:47
the war doesn't start up again. We we00:10:49
don't want to have a war start up again.00:10:50
You know, as I said, uh with Thailand00:10:54
and Cambodia, two people I get along00:10:56
with great. And I dealt with them and I00:10:59
called them and I said, "Look, fellas,00:11:01
you got to relax. You got to take it00:11:02
easy." They lost. You know, they started00:11:04
the war again. I got it ended.00:11:07
Uh, and things like that are going to00:11:09
happen. War, there's nothing nothing00:11:11
pretty about war. Nothing good. And00:11:12
there's nothing you can do to predict00:11:14
what's going to happen. But I think00:11:16
we've made a lot of progress with00:11:18
respect to Russia and Ukraine. I hope I00:11:20
hope you know last last month it was00:11:23
close to 27,000 soldiers were killed00:11:26
mostly soldiers but uh 27,000 people but00:11:29
mostly soldiers were killed last month00:11:32
in Russia versus Ukraine.00:11:34
>> Is there a time limit on security00:11:36
guarantees? >> Well, there's no time limit. We just the00:11:38
time limit is whenever we get it done. I00:11:40
mean, we're going to try to get it done.00:11:42
Uh we're making progress. It's more00:11:44
difficult than anybody could have00:11:46
thought. I would have said that half of00:11:48
the wars that I got settled, some were00:11:50
going for over 30 years, that half of00:11:52
them should have been more difficult and00:11:54
they actually haven't been. There's a00:11:57
lot of dislike between the two leaders.00:11:58
You know that? And so it probably makes00:12:01
it a little bit tough.00:12:02
>> Have you recently spoken directly to00:12:03
Putin? Have you recently spoken directly00:12:05
to Putin?00:12:08
>> Yeah, I have.00:12:09
>> On Syria, Mr. President, on the US00:12:11
troops killed in Syria over the weekend,00:12:13
why do we have troops in Syria?00:12:16
because we're trying to make sure that00:12:18
there's going to be and remain peace in00:12:20
the Middle East and Syria is a big part00:12:22
of it. Uh the new leader is a strong00:12:26
person and that's what you need. This is00:12:29
a rough part of the world and uh we've00:12:33
it's been amazing what what's taken00:12:35
place in Syria. We got rid of Assad. We00:12:39
got rid of other people that were really00:12:41
bad people and that were in the way of00:12:43
peace in the Middle East. You know, we00:12:45
have legitimate peace in the Middle00:12:46
East. First time in 3,000 years, and we00:12:49
have 59 countries backing it.00:12:52
And uh we'll see what happens with00:12:54
Hamas. We'll see what happens with00:12:56
Hezbollah.00:12:57
But regardless, I mean, we have00:12:59
countries that want to go in and clean00:13:01
that out if we want them to do it. But00:13:04
they said in the case of Hamas, they00:13:06
said that they're going to disarm, and00:13:08
we're going to find out whether or not00:13:09
that's true. Um, Hezbollah in Lebanon00:13:13
has been a problem. We'll see what00:13:15
happens there. But there is legitimate00:13:18
largecale peace in the Middle East. And00:13:20
if there weren't, we wouldn't have been00:13:22
able to make all of those deals that00:13:24
we've made with the various countries.00:13:25
They would have never been able to do00:13:27
that. If for instance if Iran if we00:13:29
didn't with that B2 bomber right there00:13:32
on the desk if we didn't uh of which we00:13:35
just ordered a lot more of the newer00:13:38
version totally stealth they could not00:13:40
see it they knew it was coming they had00:13:42
no idea where it was it was pretty00:13:43
amazing actually every bomb hit its mark00:13:47
perfectly despite CNN trying to say00:13:49
differently they didn't know they just00:13:51
you know hoped they hoped that we didn't00:13:53
but turned out that they did atomic00:13:55
energy commission confirmed confirmed00:13:57
it. So did actually so did Iran confirm00:13:59
it. They got knocked to hell. But if we00:14:02
didn't knock out their nuclear00:14:04
capability, we would have never had00:14:06
peace in the Middle East because you00:14:07
would have had a dark cloud hanging over00:14:10
Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, and all the00:14:13
other countries and they would have00:14:15
never ever been able to sign an00:14:16
agreement. Yeah, please.00:14:17
>> How soon do you expect that00:14:19
international stabilization force to be00:14:21
up and running in Gaza? I think that00:14:24
it's uh in a form it's already running00:14:26
in a very strong form. It's already but00:14:28
it'll get stronger and stronger and more00:14:30
and more countries are coming into it.00:14:32
They're already in but they'll send00:14:34
they'll send any number of troops that I00:14:36
asked them to send. They want to see00:14:38
peace. We have more than 59 countries.00:14:41
We have many countries that aren't even00:14:44
in the Middle East, but they're fairly00:14:45
close to the Middle East. They they want00:14:47
to be involved. So, it's been pretty00:14:49
amazing.00:14:50
>> Mr. President, uh, this week a man named00:14:52
Kone Rodriguez is going to federal00:14:54
prison for creating crypto privacy00:14:56
software. The case was started under the00:14:58
Biden administration, but uh, your DOJ00:15:01
DOJ kept it going and secured the00:15:03
conviction. A lot of people in crypto00:15:05
are saying that this man should be00:15:06
pardoned. Are you familiar with the case00:15:08
at all or would you be interested?00:15:10
>> I've heard about it. I'll look at it.00:15:11
Why you think he should be pardoned?00:15:13
>> Uh, >> sounds like it. Sounds like based on00:15:16
your question. >> Many people in00:15:17
>> Rodriguez, we'll look at that, Pam.00:15:19
Okay, let's take a look at it. You know,00:15:21
you'll have to tell me. I don't know00:15:22
anything about it, but we'll take a00:15:24
look. >> On Friday, please. Mr. President, uh00:15:27
market analysts are calling for a Santa00:15:29
rally. Typically, it's five trading days00:15:31
going into Christmas in the first two00:15:33
trading days of January. That's a sign00:15:36
of market optimism. Do you anticipate00:15:38
along with the historical low gas prices00:15:41
that continuing into the first quarter?00:15:43
>> Well, we've had the greatest stock00:15:44
market in history, Brian. We have a00:15:46
stock market that's gone up 52 times to00:15:49
new highs during a 10-month period. My00:15:52
10 months, you know, my first 10 months,00:15:55
we set a record. 52 days, we had the00:15:58
highest stock market in history,00:16:00
including a day ago. And uh I didn't00:16:04
look today, maybe it's up today, I don't00:16:06
know, but uh we had 52 alto together.00:16:09
And uh there's never been anything like00:16:11
it. And the reason are the tariffs have00:16:14
brought vast amounts of wealth into our00:16:17
country. That uh countries that have00:16:21
taken our car companies, those car00:16:22
companies are all coming back. The AI is00:16:25
coming at levels that nobody's ever seen00:16:27
before. That's going to be a massive00:16:28
industry. Uh without the tariffs, we00:16:31
wouldn't have that. uh chips are coming00:16:34
in, chip companies are coming in from00:16:36
Taiwan and other places, but mostly from00:16:39
Taiwan, which has almost 100% of the00:16:41
market and uh we're now making chips and00:16:45
I'm we're not paying anything. It's not00:16:46
the chips act where they give billions00:16:48
of dollars to companies and then they00:16:50
just take the money and they run. That00:16:52
was under under Biden. uh the fact that00:16:54
I set tariffs up and that if they don't00:16:57
make their chips here, they have to pay00:16:59
a big tariff in order to send them into00:17:01
the US, they have to be here. You know,00:17:03
tariffs really work, in my opinion,00:17:06
almost only in the United States.00:17:08
They've been used against us00:17:10
successfully because we had presidents00:17:12
that had no clue. But tariffs really00:17:16
work. We have taken in hundreds of00:17:19
billions of dollars with tariffs. And00:17:21
more importantly, we've we've taken in00:17:23
countries and companies where and even00:17:26
countries have sent their their car00:17:29
making people into the United States in00:17:32
order to avoid paying tariffs. And00:17:34
they'll build a plant and they'll hire00:17:36
our people to make the cars. But we now00:17:39
have uh as you know, Toyota just00:17:43
approved 10 billion dollars in00:17:44
manufacturing plants in the United00:17:46
States using our people. Without00:17:49
tariffs, none of that would have00:17:50
happened. Tariffs have given us great00:17:53
national security. There is nothing like00:17:56
what's happened in the last 10 months.00:18:00
Tariffs have given us tremendous00:18:02
national security and tremendous wealth.00:18:04
Thank you all very much. Thank you.00:18:09
>> Right. President Trump remarks taking a00:18:12
lot of questions from the media. the00:18:14
whole White House event uh going close00:18:16
to 44 minutes and we brought it all to00:18:19
you right here on Live Now fromDescription:
President Donald Trump took questions from the press after participating in an award ceremony at the White House. Reporters asked Trump about the shooting at Brown University, the U.S. soldiers killed in Syria, marijuana reclassification, and the deaths of Rob Reiner and his wife. Subscribe to LiveNOW from FOX! https://www.youtube.com/livenowfox?sub_confirmation=1 Where to watch LiveNOW from FOX: https://www.livenowfox.com/ Follow us @LiveNOWFOX on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@livenowfox Raw and unfiltered. Watch a non-stop stream of breaking news, live events and stories across the nation. Limited commentary. No opinion. Experience LiveNOW from FOX. Live news streaming channel when and where you need it.
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