Americans need to go out and vote and get as many friends as possible to emulate them, former President Donald Trump said Saturday in an interview with Breitbart News Washington Bureau Chief Matthew Boyle. He spoke on a special episode of Sirius
“What we want most is for them to go out and vote. If they want to, vote early. I mean, I feel both ways about it. There are a lot of people who say they're going to vote early, and the important thing is to vote,” President Trump said. “It doesn’t matter if it’s early or Election Day, but what’s important is you have to get out and vote.”
“And the best thing they can do is get 10 or two of their friends or as many as possible to vote for them. They can't risk losing the country,” the former president continued.
“Border Patrol has given me the strongest support I've ever seen. You know border security is important. Again, I'm a big fan of immigration and the border. Because I think the biggest problem is inflation and the terrible job they've done to the economy.I mean, we lost 50,000 manufacturing jobs last month. Jobs are being lost. By the time these people are finished, manufacturing will cease to exist. [Vice President Kamala Harris] I don't know anything. She wants to raise taxes for everyone. Everyone will either lose their jobs or be forced to leave the country,” Trump warned.
“You know, because of our tax policy, all the companies are going to leave the country. On the other hand, I think they're going to come back. So the biggest thing you can do is go out and vote. And spread the word, because we're going to make America great again and greater than ever. And I hope they see my rally. It's going to be on a lot of different stations, but I want you to watch it,” Trump continued, referring to a rally in Pennsylvania and reminding the audience how demanding his work schedule is, with no days off. Ta.
“I mean, I haven't taken a day off in the last 52 days…and I don't expect to take a day off, and I think we're doing a really great job. But most importantly… … It's not a job. It's a job to some degree, but it's not really a job. It's a message that says, “We have the best policy,'' President Trump told voters.
“Taxes are going to go down. We're loosening regulations so that businesses can breathe and employ more people. All of these messages are telling people that they have the right to try, to try to get drugs and things. “We have a right,” he said, noting that the administration is taking care of veterans.
“The other thing I want to say is that four years ago we were respected all over the world. Ukraine would not have existed. There would have been no October 7th for Israel. We wouldn't have had any of these things we have. We wouldn't have had inflation. It was all because of a stupid energy problem. And we're going to take it back.” He promised to lower energy costs.
“From the time I get there, your energy bills will be reduced by 50 percent because we have more liquid gold than any other country, including Saudi Arabia and Russia.” Trump said it would have far-reaching effects, lowering the cost of everything else, including groceries.
“It's going to go down to a level where people are going to be surprised. So we're going to do the real work and we're going to do something to make sure we're a respected country again,” Trump vowed, and Kamala Harris. He pointed out that the vice president's true policy was seen during his confrontation with President Joe. Biden in the 2020 primary.
“Her real policies were when she was campaigning and she was campaigning against Biden and she lost. She came in last. Out of 22 people running. , she was the first to fall out. That's the real Kamala, she was a far-left lunatic, and now she's trying to pretend she's a MAGA. It's not working,” he said. said, returning to the main point that everyone needs to go out and vote.
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“The most important thing is to go out and vote and get some people with you. There's a lot of people who will vote if someone asks them to. We've got to get them off that couch, right? ?We've got to take the chips away from them, and we've got to get them off the couch, including all of us, right?'' Trump added.
