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every 15 minutes to get a new charge.

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How would it be if you're driving your tractor along?

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Everything's wonderful.

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And then Candy wants to work.

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He goes, oh, man, I got to go get a new charge

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every 10 minutes.

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That's not too good, right?

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You'd rather be able to operate it for about four days

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before you fill it up, right?

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So anyway, so we solved that problem.

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We ended the electric mandate, OK?

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And on day one, and one of the other reasons

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this would have gutted the ethanol industry.

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Do we have fans here of the ethanol industry?

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Because if they got in, they will end the ethanol industry

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in one swoop, so you better remember that.

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And we eliminated all unnecessary restrictions

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on sales of E15.

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And I've made it clear that we're

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going to go E15 all year round.

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And I think it's something that you want.

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Don't want you like that?

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Are you happy with that?

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Are you happy?

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So they put a lot of these guys that's

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all they talked about, E15.

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They were driving me crazy.

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You call me, can we talk about E15?

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How about something else, right?

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Tom Tiffany would call, can we talk about E15?

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But anyway, but you got your wish, fellas, OK?

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We massively expanded crop insurance

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and issued an historic $12 billion in farm relief.

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So it's $12 billion, but it was $28 billion in my first,

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and we're looking at that right now about increasing it.

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from restricting you from fixing your own farm equipment,

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we gave you the right to repair.

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Do you like it?

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The right to repair.

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It was a little strange.

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I mean, some of you have better mechanics

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than the people of John Deere.

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I don't know if I will have John Deere, Mr. Bay of John Deere.

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But they wanted to, you know, your tractor is broken down.

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I'll bet you can fix a tractor as well as about anybody else.

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I can look at this guy.

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I guarantee, if you were mandated,

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let's say you have a tractor is broken

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and you know exactly how to fix it,

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you wouldn't be too happy about being mandated

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to bring the tractor back to John Deere

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or wherever you got it, right?

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You'd like to fix it.

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That's so much.

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I mean, they actually have the Democrats, a restriction,

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that if you get caught fixing your tractor,

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they bring you to jail.

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You know that?

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You know that I pardoned a man last week

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who was sentenced to seven years in jail

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because he got caught fixing his car or his truck.

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I said, I like to always say, what did he do?

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Sir, he was fixing his truck.

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I said, how long is he getting, seven years?

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I said, say it again.

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It's the first time I've ever heard like two weeks ago.

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I gave him a pardon because he had to go to jail

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because he was fixing his tractor or his truck.

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So I promise, Ken, if you ever get caught

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fixing your tractor or truck,

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I will give you a pardon, okay?

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No, but these are the crazy Democrats.

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That's what they want.

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I terminated the ridiculous so-called

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diesel exhaust fluid requirement.

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Does that mean anything?

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There you go.

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Joe is happy, so I want to keep him happy

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just in case he gets violent.

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He's happy.

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And I repealed the Biden era EPA,

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just the crazy waters of the United States.

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So it sounds so nice.

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It's the worst rule that you've ever had.

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Waters of the, how could it be nice?

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So what a beautiful title.

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It was like taking your land away from you.

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It was horrible.

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And I totally repealed it.

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And there are some people, you know,

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when I did that repeal,

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I had a lot of farmers and contractors,

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builders, house builders, in my office.

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And I announced a repeal in front of them.

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I signed it.

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And these are tough guys.

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In fact, they look like him just smaller.

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And who isn't smaller?

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I think everybody's smaller.

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But no, they look like Joe.

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And they were crying, half of them were crying.

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You remember that?

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Half of them were crying.

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They said, why are you crying?

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What's the big deal?

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He said, you gave us back our life.

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They actually had their life taken away.

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They couldn't touch their land.

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If they even touched it, they were in violation.

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They also would go to jail.

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That was the crazy environmental nonsense

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that we're opening up with, which has largely ended.

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Perhaps most importantly, with our historic trade deals,

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I've dramatically expanded exports of American meat,

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poultry, soybeans, biofuels, and, of course,

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Wisconsin dairy the best, right?

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That's right.

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And I just see that dairy exports have surged

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into only $1.2 billion under our leadership.

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And this is with a conflict going on.

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Remember what I said?

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Ken, when this conflict ends, you're

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going to see things that you've never seen before,

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because we are ready to rock.

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We've never had this kind of investment coming into our country.

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Nobody else has either.

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Nobody has ever had anywhere near, not even near,

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including China.

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Nobody's had this kind of investment coming in to a country.

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So increasing 41% to Japan, you've increased your sales.

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41% to Japan, 48% to the Middle East.

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61% to European Union.

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63% to South Asia.

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And 85% to Australia.

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So you're doing pretty well.

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You're going to see it, and you're going to see it a lot better

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at about three months from now.

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I also signed something that you may or may not like.

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I don't know.

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It sounded good to me.

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It didn't sound very bad to me, but people love it.

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I also signed the whole milk for Healthy Kids Act.

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You know what that means?

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That was another one I had a big signing at the White House.

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We had some people that have been fighting for that for years.

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I said, I called Ron.

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I said, Ron, what's the fight for him?

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It just sounds good.

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And it's just better.

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It's healthy.

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I like it.

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I drank it.

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I don't know.

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It gets harder to get it.

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Now we have it so that, you know, it's totally opened up now

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for the kids.

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And it's great for anybody.

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And now we're working with Congress to quickly pass the new

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farm bill we're very well into.

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We got some great approvals, the hardest approvals.

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And I think we're very well on our way to getting the farm bill

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finished and approved.

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And just to finish up with the help of the farmers, like those

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here, today we're also helping bring down grocery prices for

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hardworking Americans.

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Remember, I inherited these prices.

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I didn't study them.

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My prices were great.

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They rigged the election.

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When I turned it, the election was totally rigged.

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It was a rigged election.

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Just like they're rigging the election right now.

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It looks like in California.

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Can you imagine?

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It's four days.

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And they still aren't even close to telling you who won.

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Because they're rigging the election.

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That's why.

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Four days.

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You know, in Spain, they had it like, I'm not a big fan of

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Spain, to be honest with you.

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It's gone very far left.

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But they had an election.

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All the votes were in.

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Similar size to the state of California.

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Little larger, actually.

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And every vote was in by 10 o'clock in the evening

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and counted.

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You're going to be waiting weeks to get these votes.

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It's corrupt.

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Somebody said it's incompetent.

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I said, no, just the opposite.

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It's unbelievably competent, if you happen to be a

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Democrat politician.

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Because with their policies, the only way they can get

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elected is to cheat.

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relatively a big election, for one state, for one city,

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for Los Angeles, they're nowhere close to

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counting the votes.

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But you look at what's happening.

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It's getting tighter and tighter and tighter.

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And the people that we're supposed to win, bad

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things are happening.

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It's a crooked state.

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We have crooked third world elections in a lot of our

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states.

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And we should pass our Save America Act.

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And that will really stop it, too.

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That will stop it.

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You know, that's where you have voter ID.

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That's where you have the birth of your citizenship.

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You have to prove your citizenship.

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I think that sounds good.

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And also, you know, I added a couple in there.

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Also the ballots are voting.

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The mail-in ballots.

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So crooked.

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They send millions of ballots out all over the place.

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If you're a Democrat, sometimes you get six or seven.

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If you're a Republican, you have to call up, where

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are my ballots?

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It's such a crooked deal with third world country.

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But I added two things.

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No men playing in women's sports.

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And this is like messed up.

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No transgender beautilization surgery on your child.

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On your children.

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So we added them.

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So we inherited very high costs.

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So we're getting them down.

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They're coming down very rapidly.

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And when fuel comes down, they're really going to come down.

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And I just want to say it's an honor to be here.

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We have Senator Ron Johnson.

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We have Congressman Tom Tiffany.

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We have Congressman Derek Rianorton.

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We have Hall of Fame, Offensive Lyman, Joe Tom.

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Oh, look at his size of this guy.

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Good boy, a boy.

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So you're a Hall of Fame.

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Did anybody get by you?

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No.

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No.

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He's a good-looking man.

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That's great, Joe.

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It's great to know you.

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Really good.

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Great career, too.

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I know who you are.

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Former President of Line and Kugel Brewing Company, Jake Line and Kugel.

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Thank you, Jake.

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The owner here of Custer Farms, that he's a great guy, I think I can almost call him

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a friend.

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We had a great time back there.

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And a wonderful family.

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Ken, thank you very much.

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And a fantastic dairy farmer, Jamie Witz-Palek.

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Where's Senator?

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Hi, Jamie.

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Hi, Jamie.

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Thank you.

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And finally, two-time gold medal winner in speed skating in this year's Winter Olympics,

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Jordan Soles.

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Where the hell is it?

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Whoa.

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Oh.

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That's pretty good.

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Whoa.

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Stand up.

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Stand up.

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Yeah!

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understand out.

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I'm keeping it.

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Good work.

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You, sir.

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You, sir.

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You, sir.

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I'm keeping it.

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You, sir.

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I'm keeping it Jordan.

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I'm not giving it back.

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I'm a very good guy for keeping gold.

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I like gold.

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I'm going to never give it this back.

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Congratulations.

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I forgot to touch his leg.

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I didn't want to do that.

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But I can tell you one thing.

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His leg is like a rock.

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That's fair.

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Two gold medals.

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Wow.

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That's big stuff.

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Thank you.

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It's an honor.

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And speaking for my other athlete up here.

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That's pretty good, right?

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Two.

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And you go through big competition with a lot of great athletes, right?

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Are you going to be doing it again?

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Another Olympics?

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I plan to be doing it until 2030, as long as I can.

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Until Salt Lake City in 2034, so that'll be at home soil.

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We're going to be watching.

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Okay?

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You could do it again.

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So, if we'll go in order, if we can, and we'll start with Brooke Rollins and go to Ron

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Johnson and Tom Tiffany and Derek and Joe Thomas would love to have you say a few words

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because you can tell us about real, tough life, and it's tough in those pits, right?

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Pretty nasty people in there.

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You meet some large, nasty people, but you can handle it.

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And Jake, we're going to ask you to say a few words, if you would.

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And Ken, and we'll go pretty quickly because I have to get back to fighting a war around.

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There's a hell of a speakers list.

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We might be here all night.

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You know, if we can, fellas, I got to get back to a place called Washington and protect

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you.

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Okay?

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So, if you go very quickly, we don't need your life story other than I like the Olympic

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guy and I like this guy right over there.

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And Jordan Soles would like to have you say a couple of words still, okay?

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Hey, Jordan, why don't you start?

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Go ahead.

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Well, first I want to thank you to all the farmers who are here and I don't think people

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really understand how much you guys make a difference in the country.

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I mean, you guys are the backbone of the nation and for me myself personally, I try and eat

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as clean as possible.

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And, you know, a lot of steak, a lot of dairy and, you know, you guys are the backbone

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of Wisconsin.

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So I just want to say thank you to all the farmers and everybody who can make it here

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today and of course to the president.

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That's a winner, tough to win like that.

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Yeah, it's very tough when you're dealing with fractions of a second.

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That's a tough, that's a tough thing to do.

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Congratulations.

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Secretary, if you would, go quickly.

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Thank you.

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Very quickly.

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How about a big thank you to God for the rain and the farmers and for President Donald

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J. Trump.

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President Trump mentioned that when he came back into office, we inherited an almost

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$50 billion agricultural trend.