0:00 Uh India says that the US imports uh Russian uranium chemicals, fertilizers while criticizing uh their energy imports. Your response to that, sir? I don't know anything about it. I'd have to check, but we'll get back to you on that. Yeah, please. Do you still plan to follow through on your threat to impose 100% tariffs on all countries that purchase Russian energy, including China? Well, I never said a percentage, but we'll be doing quite a bit of that. We'll see what happens over the next fairly short period of time. Uh but we'll uh we'll see what happens. Yep. You know, they have a meeting tomorrow. We have a meeting with Russia tomorrow. We're going to see what happens. We'll make we'll make that determination at that time. Yeah, please go ahead. Thank you, Mr. President.
0:45 Sir, thank you. Calling me. Um thank you, Mr. President. On Ukraine, uh President Sullinsky just signed a law allowing for citizens aged 60 and above to serve in the military. We've seen dozens of videos of young men being hauled into vans and dragged to the front lines against their will. And we've even seen videos of a young man with Down syndromes serving on the front line. You, when you campaigned, you said you wanted to see the people stopped dying. A lot of people admired that statement. Now the people dying are elderly, mentally handicapped, and uh conscripts. So even if a ceasefire doesn't work out, why should Americans continue to fund a foreign military that's scraping the bottom of the barrel of its population like this? Well, you have to understand very importantly, this is Biden's war. This is not my war. I'm here to get us out of it. It's a
1:31 mess and I'm here to get it out, get us out. I haven't heard that when you say about 60-y old men and, you know, etc. But, uh, this is Biden's war and we're working very hard to get us out. I stopped five wars in the last five months, actually. And, uh, I'd like this to be the sixth, frankly. And that doesn't even include Iran with, you know, obliterating their uh their nuclear hall because they would have had nuclear weapons within two months. But uh stopped a lot of wars. Uh you just uh take a look at the ones just over the last two or three months. It's been amazing. This is the one I'm trying to stop. This is the one we're working hardest on. The other ones I stopped with in a matter of days, almost every one of them, including India and Pakistan. And I could go over the whole list, but you know the list as well as I
2:17 do. But this is the one we'd like to see. I haven't not heard that. But this is Biden's war and uh it's a war that he got us into or indirectly got us into. It should have never happened. It would have never happened had I been president. Yeah. Next to uh thank you, Mr. President. Uh would you support Israel reoccupying all of Gaza as been has been suggested by uh is some Israeli officials? Well, I don't know what the suggestion is. I know that we are we are there now trying to get people fed. Uh, as you know, $60 million was given by the United States fairly recently to uh supply food and uh a lot of lot of food, frankly, for the people of Gaza that are obviously not doing too well with the food. And I know Israel is going to help us with that in terms of distribution
3:02 and also money. Uh we also have the Arab states are going to help us with that in terms of the money and possibly distribution. So, uh that's what I'm focused on. As far as uh the rest of it, I really I really can say that's going to be pretty much up to Israel. Yeah, please. Mr. President, go ahead, please. Thank you. On transgender athletes in the Olympics back to the safety, especially of female combat uh boxers. Uh will the Department of Justice considering pressing charges against any man that tries to masquerade as a woman coming into this country to beat up American athletes? And secondly, uh, would your administration consider, um, genetic testing so that these people can prove that they're actually women competing? Well, I think there is going to be a very strong form of testing. As far as charges, I'd have to ask the attorney
3:48 general about that. I don't know. But there will be a very, very strong form of testing, and if the test doesn't come out uh, appropriately, they won't be in the Olympics. Yes, ma'am. Please go ahead, please. White. Thank you. Um, Mr. President, do you believe that the US committee would have made this decision on men and women's sports if you weren't president? And do you believe that this decision will stay in place once you are no longer president? I think they probably would have because it just seems to be an issue that most people feel uh should be I can't really say. I'd have to you could have asked uh Chairman Wasserman, but uh I would say that uh yeah, it's there's a possibility it could go either way if you really want to know the truth. I feel strongly about it. I have uh I ran a campaign at
4:34 least partially on that. That was one of the many issues that I talked about. Open borders, the economy, taxes, all of the things. But that was certainly one of the issues. So I really can't I really don't know. Could have gone either way. Please sir, um have you decided on a replacement for the Fed governor? Uh for Fed governor. uh I'll be making that decision before the end of the week and we'll either decide on one for permanence or the four-month period the term uh you know there's a term of about number of months uh we have a couple of candidates everybody wants it okay it's not a couple but we've narrowed it to a couple of candidates and we've also we're looking at the Fed chair and uh that's down to four people right now
5:21 very good well I can tell you because I've already said there's two Kevins and two other people. Okay, Brian. Brian, thank you, Mr. President. Uh, this has to do with the safety aspect of the Olympics. What can you do as a president to ensure that Southern California, the greater Los Angeles area is safe from any fire danger uh that the state clears away brush and state parks, very the reason why this last fire happened in Pacifica Palace. What can you ensure for that? Well, as you know, Brian, we have uh I've been fighting with them for a long time about allowing the water to come down from the Pacific Northwest essentially and we actually opened up that water pretty strongly. We got a lot of opposition from the governor and we opened it up anyway and the water is coming down. Uh that we want it opened
6:07 further. They have a lot of water. They send it out into the Pacific Ocean in order to protect a smelt. It's a little tiny fish that's not doing very well, especially when they don't have water. They really do badly. Okay. But it's a fish environmentally protected even though it's in many other areas. I think they just use that as an excuse to smelt. You'll check that out. But I think it's just an excuse. Uh they've got to allow full water and they're working with Lee Zeldon is really helping us a lot. But they've got to allow a full complement of water to come down from the Pacific Northwest. There is so much water. If Gavin Nuome let the water come down, see the way I pronounced his name properly for a change. If this guy allowed the water to come down from the Pacific Northwest,
6:54 they have so much water they don't know what to do with it. Uh all of those sprinklers would have gone on. All of those people with those beautiful houses with sprinklers in the ceilings and with the water the fire pumps outside. All that water, they didn't have any water because they wouldn't let the water come down. There's so much water there. I at first when I got involved with this issue in my first term, I said to the congressman, they took me up because they wanted to show me the fields where they could farm 10 times more product. You'd see a you'd see a 100 acres and you'd see one acre or two acres, beautiful green. It's very vibrant. So, but they don't give it the water that it's entitled to. And I said, "Oh, they have a drought." I said, "No." They told me they we don't have a drought. They don't, the Democrats don't allow the water to come down into the farms and
7:41 into anywhere by the time it gets down even into certain parts of California. It's fed out into stupidly into the Pacific Ocean if that water were allowed. So, we broke into it and we allowed it to come down and it come come down in a higher level and we want that and we're demanding that of the governor. The other thing is we'll do anything necessary to keep the Olympics safe, including using our National Guard or military. Okay. No, I'll use I'll use I will use the National Guard or military. This is going to be so safe and if we have to because uh obviously you have a mayor that is not very competent. She can't get the permits for the people. You know, the people are still waiting for their permits. Lee Zeldon got them the federal permit which is 10 times harder
8:28 to get and everybody can build on the federal basis and that's the hard one. But the mayor Bass, she cannot she refuses to or cannot get them permits. They're waiting and I was there right after the fires and I saw all these beautiful people standing by their homes ready to get in and get to work and they're waiting for their permits and they're still waiting for their state permits and city permits. It's a disgrace. It's a disgrace.
