Discussion on European Immigration Issues

It was horrible. I mean, it's just absolutely horrible,

and so bad what's happened to London, what's happened to Paris.

If they don't stop it... And remove people.

Now, I'm not just talking about some-- You gotta remove people, get them the hell

out, or they're not gonna have a, they're not gonna have a

European Union.

They're not gonna have anything. And I like the people.

They're friends of mine.

I guess

indirectly or directly, that's where I came from, right?

Some of us come from that part, that neck of the woods.

But they better get moving because they don't have much time.

When you look at France, and it happened in Italy, too,

smaller scale, but it's right there. It's simmering.

If you don't get that out and you, you're gonna have to remove the people.

You're gonna have to remove those people that are insurrectionists.

You're gonna have to get them out of the country.

You can't just say, "Oh, we won't take anymore."

And they continue to take.

I mean, again, take a look at Spain just a couple of

weeks ago.

A hundred and somewhat thousand people in, in just a matter of minutes

rushed into the country. They don't do anything about it.

I don't know where they're living. I don't know.

It's a

crazy situation going on.

So we have now a border that's the strongest we've ever had by far.

It's been that way since the very beginning of my second

term or third term, depending on the way you wanna define it.

And, uh, I just don't want the results of this.

I'd like the third term, but I don't want the results of the second

term.

But this is, uh,

this has been an amazing thing has happened to it.

We have, we have, uh, the strongest border we've ever had.

We have the single greatest moment in the history of our country in

terms of the economy, meaning the big economy, meaning

the trillions and trillions of dollars.

It's building plants and factories all over our country.

We just-- Toyota just announced they're coming-