Trump's Proposal to Reopen Alcatraz

President Trump designated Gitmo for trials,

Guam for trials,

and Terra del Fugue for trials.

So now we got Gitmo 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0.

The trials have been going on since September 30th.

30 news reporters last year got a lottery ticket,

and they're down at Gitmo.

And they are watching the trials.

And when it gets reported on, everyone will know.

Everyone will know. Okay?

But until then, nobody knows.

Well, except for me.

I've got the court transcripts from Hillary's trial.

The evidence we pulled out from underground in Rockford, Illinois,

John Brennan was just tried.

And so was Podesta.

Huma Abedin is being tried right now.

She turned state's evidence on Hillary.

And I'm going to tell, I'm going to tell a young lady in here,

without everybody knowing who that is, that I got a great opportunity

a little bit ago to meet an admiral of the So,

I found that very prophetic.

Probably no relation whatsoever,

but I found it very prophetic.

And I cried for days.

And he had the privilege of trying Hillary.

Anyway, this last year and a half has been pretty interesting.

Here for reopening Alcatraz.

Just an idea I've had, and I guess because the judges,

so many of these radicalized judges,

they want to have trials for every single, think of it,

every single person that's in prison illegally.

That would mean millions of trials.

And it's just so ridiculous what's happening.

And it's long been a symbol,

Alcatraz, of whatever it is.

I mean, it's a sad symbol,

but it's a symbol of law and order.

And you know, it's got quite a history, frankly.

So I think we're going to do that.

And we're looking at it right now.

President Trump requests $152 million to make Alcatraz a state of the art secure prison facility.

Trump made the request for the San Francisco prison in his 2027 budget to Congress today.

The infamous Maximum Security Prison was shut down in 1963 before being purchased by the National Park Service in 1972.

It housed some of America's most notorious criminals, including Al Capone.

The president called to reopen the facility in a True Social Post last year.

His $152 million request is said to cover the first year of costs.