Economic Policies and Political Accountability
Mr. President, on the checks, uh, the US is still $30 trillion in debt.
If your economic policies are working, why do you need an incentive for people to
turn out to vote?
I think what you're going to do... I didn't do it for turning out the vote,
I'm
doing it as a reward for people having to put up with
five years and four years of horrible, a horrible
situation caused by Biden. I mean, they had to put up with the four years,
and that carried on for at least a half an additional year,
with horrible, uh, just a horrible thing that Biden did to
our country. And that's not only just from an economic
standpoint.
You look at the border, you look at the crime,
and now we've got it under
control. But what, what a period of time.
It's almost a reward for the people having to put up with Biden's policy.
But you al-
No, not you. No
... but you also offered checks during-
Not you. Hey
... tariff refund checks.
Not you.
And that didn't happen-
Go ahead
... Mr. President.
Mr., on Iran, uh-
You're network, and you, you're the worst.
Go ahead
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