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was watching today the the the

discussion with Taiwan with the 50/50

and you know Taiwan realizing how Howard

Lutnik is negotiating saying no we're

going to doing this no we want your

protection but also at the same time we

want to be able to keep the 90% time you

were talking about kind of earlier right

when you're you're giving that number

but I think you're pushing and it's

gonna get to a point where Russia today

gave a very nice condolences I don't

know if you saw that about Charlie Kirk

very very uh uh nice Putin came out and

said a few

Now Putin's cornered where he's willing

to meet with Zalinski. Zalinski is

talking to the UN or the EU to get them

to buy oil from US instead of buying oil

from Russia. So Putin's not going to

like that. And then China is sitting

there saying, "Wait a minute, you're

hanging out with uh Taiwan, but at the

same time, we kind of would like to

attack them eventually. Maybe not under

you, Donald Trump. Kind of maybe later

on we want to do something to these

guys.

This is way too much control, right?

Right. And there's it's not like it's

frictionless. India's a little bit

uncomfortable. You know, what's going to

happen with India? Canada's making its

comments. You know, all the stuff that's

going on right now. Uh but if they if

they try to do something, have you guys

thought have you thought maybe yourself,

have you thought about saying if they do

try to play games, what angles would

they take to come after us? Who

would it be the grit?

Pick them. So, China, Iran, you know,

Democratic Party within the states,

within the party, rhinos, people that

were because Eric, you guys didn't just

beat people.

You humiliated people. So, when you win

like that, you have enemies for the rest

of your life. They're just plotting to

see what they're going to be doing next.

What What do you think they'll be doing

to you?

Oh, listen. I mean, I said it before.

You you asked a question. Do you think

it's over? And I said, "No, I think

they're vindictive as hell, and I think

they'll probably never stop because it's

the only way they know how to play,

right?" I mean, when when discourse is

lost, what do they do? They they resort

to violence. They they've done that kind

of time and time again. And and so, no,

that it's incredibly worrisome. Do I

worry about our grid? Yes, I worry about

our grid. Do I worry about political

adversaries? Yes, I worry about

political adversaries. Um, you know, at

the same time, we have the strongest

military in the world right now. I mean,

you know, we we we spent what, you know,

$9 trillion in Afghanistan between a

Afghanistan and Iraq. Like, you know,

that that wasn't helping us. My father's

hellbent on building the greatest

military this country has ever seen. You

know, you see Pete Higgth. I mean, what

a great job this guy's doing. You know,

before you had the worst recruiting,

military recruiting in the history of

the country. Two months later, you had

the best. And you saw that speech the

other day that he gave, which was like

amazing. It's like, you know, if you're

a general and you can't do a pull-up,

like, leave the armed forces. You know,

do me a favor. Get in shape. You know, I

don't want to see these guts anymore. I

don't want to see X, Y, and Z. No, I

think they're taking the protection

incredibly seriously. And I I think my

father needed to make these people

uncomfortable. I mean, we were getting

ripped off like you wouldn't believe. We

paid 4.6% 6% of our GDP to NATO. And you

had countries like Germany, economies

like Germany that were paying nothing.

Yeah. Why are we protecting Why are we

protecting Europe? Why are we the only

people writing the check? Why are we the

only people protecting South Korea from

North Korea? You know, why were we doing

that? Why why why could Taiwan have

tariffs on the United States yet,

you know, we're the one thing that

probably stopped China from from

invading them, right? I mean, why are we

doing any of this? Why are we the police

force for the entire world and we get

nothing back? We have a a hurricane that

hits South Florida, right? Does anybody

write us a check? Does does anybody send

people in to try and help us, you know,

yet yet every other country in the world

gets devastated by natural disasters?

And who's the first one there? America,

the Red Cross, etc. We're the most

philanthropic country in the world and

it's always ignored and is never

appreciated. And Donald Trump is

changing that every single day.

That's a beautiful thing. Let me tell

you, for for somebody like uh for

somebody like me, if you're in a company

and somebody's representing to lead that

company, you want that person to be

tough, strong, uh know how to negotiate,

know how to, you know, uh uh be

diplomatic, yet at the same time to be

gentle when needed, and to be, you know,

BMF when needed, and he's got a balance

of it. And right now,

it's a very interesting thing because I

don't know who's going to say no right

now.

But can I give you the greatest example

of this? Do you remember Lil Rocket Man,

Kim Jong-un, North Korea,

right?

Man, these guys hated each other at the

beginning. You know, Lil Rocket Man's

like, "I I've got I've got a I've got a

bomb and and like my father points like

the Diet Coke button like it's like a

big red button on the on the desk of the

White House." He's like, "Yeah, I've got

a red I've got a red button. Mine

actually works with the greatest nuclear

arsenal ever." Like like don't play with

me, little rocket man. And you know,

they're sparring back and forth.

And then all of a sudden, my father's in

South Korea and and and he invites my

father and my father goes walking across

that line. and they shake hands and they

became like I don't want to say friends

I don't know let's call friends whatever

they there's absolute you know respect

between the two of them Barack Obama was

saying that we were going to go to

nuclear war with North Korea and my

father's walking across the DMZ line

shaking hands laughing with the guy and

they have rapport like is like which is

more powerful like isn't that isn't that

nice you know isn't that peace peace

through strength you know we never had

strength before. I mean, you know, Obama

would go to China, land Air Force One,

they wouldn't even bring a set of stairs

up. Like, you'd have to go through like

the kids stairs on the bottom of the

plane, yet you see my father go over to

Saudi Arabia, you see him go over to

China, and they've got the greatest

processions you've ever seen where he

comes off the plane and you've got the

5,000 horses and, you know, the

swordsmen and everything else. Like,

isn't that the pedestal that we want the

United States of America to be on? And

so, you know, you need peace through

strength and these people need to get

kicked, you know, and and and by the

way, when they're ripping us off, guess

what? Fine. We're going to put 100%

tariffs on you. We're the largest

economy by far in the world at $32

trillion. You want to trade with us,

you're going to have to pay 100% tariff.

Otherwise, knock off your nonsense. And

by the way, in in the process, you're

going to buy 200 Boeings because, you

know, we're going to take care of

American companies versus allowing that

business to go to uh you know, to Europe

to you know, to Airbus or one of those.

Like, isn't it nice to have somebody

that's actually sitting out there and

Oh, yeah.

standing up for US economy, US

countries.

You know, it's it's uh it's so

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Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
negotiate /nɪˈɡoʊʃieɪt/ B2	verb - to discuss something in order to reach an agreement
protection /prəˈtɛkʃən/ B1	noun - the act of protecting someone or something
china /ˈtʃaɪnə/ A1	noun - a country in East Asia
russia /ˈrʌʃə/ A1	noun - a country in Eastern Europe and northern Asia
putin /ˈpʊtɪn/ B2	noun - the president of Russia (Vladimir Putin)
oil /ɔɪl/ A2	noun - a thick liquid used as fuel or lubricant
military /ˈmɪlɪˌteri/ B1	noun - the armed forces of a country adjective - relating to the armed forces
spend /spɛnd/ A1	verb - to use money to pay for something
build /bɪld/ A1	verb - to construct something
protect /prəˈtɛkt/ A2	verb - to keep someone or something safe
tariff /ˈtɛrɪf/ C1	noun - a tax on imported or exported goods
talk /tɔk/ A1	verb - to speak to someone
sit /sɪt/ A1	verb - to be seated
attack /əˈtæk/ B1	verb - to try to hurt someone or something noun - an act of attacking
worry /ˈwɜri/ A2	verb - to feel anxious
enemies /ˈɛnəmiz/ B1	noun - people who oppose you
stop /stɑp/ A1	verb - to come to an end
violence /ˈvaɪələns/ B2	noun - behavior that is intended to hurt people
grid /ɡrɪd/ B2	noun - a network of lines that cross each other