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Under crooked Joe Biden, the US government has spent nearly $1 billion to house illegal aliens and foreign migrants in expensive luxury hotels, courtesy of you, the American taxpayer. They want to spend billions and billions more. In many states, we're running out of hotel space because the rooms are all booked up with illegal aliens living in a very large way on the American taxpayer's dime.
Meanwhile, we have 33,000 veterans in this country who are homeless and living very poorly, I might add. It's a shame; they're living in filth and squalor on our streets. Nobody is doing a thing for them. We helped them a lot during my four years, and it's all been dropped. Everything we did for our veterans has been dropped. It's a disgrace. Joe Biden puts illegal aliens before homeless veterans, and we cannot let this happen any longer.
The American Veteran is one of our greats. These are great, great people. We have to take care of them. On day one, I will sign an executive order to cut off Joe Biden's massive spigot of funding for shelter and transport of illegal aliens and redirect a portion of those savings—a very large portion—so that bus that was picking the immigrants up, we were paying for that, yes. Everything involving them was, yeah. Texas taxes were paying everything involving them.
I did not think that deep about that. Boy, that bus that was going— the gas, you got to work the CHJ to New York, the transmission goes out, Chicago, that gas money was on us—the hot gas money. Oh, you forgot about the snack bag and all that stuff they got. They got Doritos, they got, you know, Kool-Aid. No, it is crazy. That's crazy. I'm talking about every little detail was on American taxpayer dollars.
Yes, of course. Where do you think the money came from? Hey, you think they were paying for it? I had some—you think about the gas, the hell we were going to do with that? You think about the titans, the covers. Golly man, that's crazy.
On day one, I will cut off Joe Biden's massive spigot of funding for shelter and transport of illegal aliens and redirect a portion of those savings—a very large portion, I might add—to provide shelter and treatment for homeless American veterans. I will make it a personal mission to totally eradicate veterans' homelessness in America by the end of next term. You'll see a big difference, just like you did at the VA. Just like you did with, frankly, everything we touched. The border was the best border we've ever had. We were energy independent. We were soon going to be energy dominant. Our country was doing great. We had no inflation. We had the best economy in history.
We're going to take care of our veterans. If you have served this nation in uniform, the Trump administration will never betray you as Joe Biden and the radical left Democrats have done. They have truly betrayed you. Anybody voting for a Democrat is very foolish, very, very foolish. We certainly will not be putting illegal alien lawbreakers up in ultimate luxury while American veterans lay shivering on the sidewalks below. Unlike Biden, our loyalty will not be to illegal aliens who have violated our borders and come into our country illegally. They've trampled our sovereignty. It will be to the brave men and women who enlisted their lives to defend our borders and to protect our sovereignty. Thank you very much.
We're going to take care of our veterans. Wow, man, it's just so powerful. Every time I hear them talk, man, it is a lot of veterans that are actually on the streets that can't get no VA benefits and a lot of stuff. My mama works at the VA—uh, VA, matter of fact, trying to help people get their claims. Man, it's crazy that there are more people that actually didn’t have anything to do with this nation just getting treated above all of them. Other people, it's crazy that people are talking about reparations while we were literally watching the government give people free money, free housing, and free everything. They give reparations for them. Yeah, they signed off on that, and you voted for it.
Bro, I wish we could put in the Boondocks clip without getting copyrighted of when Hurricane Katrina came and the dad was trying to go get a job. When he went in line, he tried to act like he was a Mexican. He put on a stash, he started speaking Spanish, and said, "Get out the way, [__]." Oh, it was so funny. But I was watching that the other day; I said that was way before I could even... I could... yeah, I know that went over my head so bad.
My FEMA check going to be on the way—a FEMA check. Oh, [__].
In recent weeks, Americans have been horrified to see students and faculty at Harvard and other once-respected universities expressing support for the savages and jihadists who attacked Israel. We spend more money on higher education than any other country, and yet they're turning our students into Communists, terrorists, and sympathizers of many, many different dimensions. We can't let this happen. It's time to offer something dramatically different.
Under the plan I'm announcing today, we will take the billions and billions of dollars that we will collect by taxing, fining, and suing excessively large private university endowments, and we will then use that money to endow a new institution called the American Academy. Its mission will be to make a truly world-class education available to every American free of charge and do it without adding a single dime to the federal debt.
This institution will gather an entire universe of the highest quality educational content covering the full spectrum of human knowledge and skills and make that material available to every American citizen online for free. Whether you want lectures or ancient histories or an introduction to financial accounting or training in a skilled trade, the goal will be to deliver it and get it done properly using study groups, mentors, industry partnerships, and the latest breakthroughs in computing. This will be a truly top-tier education option for the people.
It will be strictly non-political, and there will be no wokeness or jihadism allowed—none of that's going to be allowed. Most importantly, the American Academy will compete directly with the existing and very costly four-year university system by granting students degree credentials that the US government and all federal contractors will henceforth recognize. The academy will award the full and complete equivalent of a bachelor's degree.
In addition to help the 40 million Americans who have some college education but no degree, the American Academy will grant credit for past coursework at legacy institutions and give you the chance to complete your education at the American Academy for free and much more quickly than is now possible or available. This will be a revolution in higher education and will provide life-changing opportunities for tens of millions of our citizens.
Enjoy it, learn from it, and thank you.
Question about that? Wow, I have a lot of questions. You know, a lot of people are trying to say this is white people reparations. No, no, that's not what that is. That's not what they were talking about. They were talking about when he was talking about the Civil Rights and DEI initiatives. That's what they were talking about. But the question about this I have is: what does that mean for us to have degrees from these universities and you're going to get, well, I mean, like, you're giving a free equivalent to people? There's no point in paying to go to school then.
That's their point. They're trying to… yeah, 'cause that's what he's saying—that they've basically been ripping us off. Brother, bro, but like, I'm confused. So, is you hating? Well, I'm just confused on how that's going to work. What you mean? He just said how it's going to work.
It's just like… never. He said an idea; he didn't say how it was going to work. Well, this basically—I never—an idea. So basically, they want to make an American college for free to everyone online, and you can get the degree if you pass a test and do these things. But I'm just confused—like, your credits probably, too? He said they're doing that so we can transfer our credits today. Yes, that's what he said. 'Cause if you partially did it, they'll take it, so if you fully did it, they should also take it too.
No, but look. Look, I'm confused. No, I'm not confused because the internet—the internet is a free thing, right? Yeah. So people always imagine if college was free, guys, that would be better for America. I think college being a good thing would be a bad thing.
Well, it would devalue the college degree.
Okay, but the thing is Americans are going to be smarter now. You have no excuse. Americans are going to be smarter. If we're 24th—like he said in the last video—ranked 24th in the world for education, and people complain that they can't go to college—oh, I can't go to college; it's too high—make it online and America for everybody. I agree. And it's not political. I'm not hating; I just don't understand.
I just don't like it sounds good; just how do I want to know what the execution is going to be like? 'Cause it's just different.
How's it going to work for people that have degrees that paid for them, so now people are just going to go get a free equivalent? Yes, how does that make sense then? What's the point of going to college anymore?
That's what they're trying to do—all of us that paid for it, we got scammed. With something like the internet, now people have all these courses and stuff that make people pay for to get knowledge. But now, as an American, if we have the right, you know the right of being in America, then we will get a free education. America, it is the best thing; that is great.
I think it is great. Yeah, it's definitely a great plan, but like the execution of it would be interesting. Well, people say their degrees are viable right now that people that got regular degrees. So what's the difference?
But you got to realize people are getting degrees in dumb [__] like intersectionalities.
Well, you [__] play yourself! Exactly, and that's proven. That's also what these things—these skills are not going to be [__]. These AR are going to be AR going to help you in America.
Yeah, I agree. Hey, that [__]—this is a good idea. It'll be interesting to see if it actually goes through. It's like an equal opportunity thing; like, that's what they fight for so much on the left. This is what they should love—'cause everybody has an equal opportunity. You get your ass on some Wi-Fi and a computer up at Starbucks, and boom! You like the rest of these [__].
It's just going to be very interesting to—it sounds like very good, but it's like, okay, all this sounds a little too damn good to be true.
It does. It does kind of. That's why I'm like—that's why I immediately was like, okay, so how's it? Questioned accreditation, how's it going to, like, hold the same weight? Like, how is it, like, how?
No, you can't make it in the law. It has to get... P—you said the US government will recognize it as that. Processes, private businesses and stuff, it'll take time for them to like trust that problem. But it's like, this is a long-term thing.
If it's accredited, they have to trust. Well, I'm basically saying, I think he's basically saying you can get it like a trade. No, he said anything bachelor's. A bachelor said it's supposed to be the equivalent; the bachelor is supposed to be much faster, which these days, a bachelor's degree is like what it used to be a high school degree.
Now I wouldn't say that.
That's it; it definitely depends. It definitely depends on what you have a bachelor's degree in. People get a bachelor's degree and make 50,000 a year now. But look though, that's a good amount of money.
Everybody got you that.
We're going to have the same opportunity at this point, huh? Everybody, if you got internet, you're going to have an opportunity.
I don't see this happening.
I kind of do, bro, that makes sense.
But y'all making it seem like this is like he's going to get in office, and this is immediately going to be a thing. This is something that takes years. This is a concept; this is an idea. So I'm like, okay, so how, when you go about implementing this and executing it, and making all these things happen, how is that going to work?
My question—you're over here, "Oh, that's a great idea!"
It's TR America! Okay, yeah, it is.
Yeah, in essence, it is, but execution and actually happening in reality completely [__] the thing, though. I'm not going to question the execution. I'm not questioning the execution; this is something that could be easy on the internet.
You should question how.
I question something that's going to be on the internet only because it sounds too good to be true. That's why I said.
Bro, that doesn't mean anything. Did you hear all them steps that he said had to happen? You think that [__] is going to happen day one?
One point, though, they’re taking all the money that they were funding the colleges with and pouring it into this. So if you pour that amount of money into a thing, it's going to work.
I mean, that's going to be a process, too. There's been a lot of changes.
Going to be a process day one. The only thing I'm questioning is the weight. That's a little... okay, if a lot of people have college degrees, how is this all—everybody going—how is money going to be dispersed? You know what I'm saying?
I don't know. That's the only—but we can figure it out. That's what I'm trying to figure out.
What I'm saying though, I'm not going to question something like this when they obviously have been proven that these universities aren't doing anything. I'm on the side now of I think that college is a scam for the most part, and that's what he—unless you're like an athlete or a scholar, and you're on a scholarship.
If you're free, how did you get scammed? You did it. But if you pay, if you're 60 G's in debt, ah, it might be a scam. Now that I'm older, I think that maybe so what I'm saying is, though, somebody—you can go to community college if they question.
Oh, so wait, I mean, so they basically just fed me. I'll be a hating ass [__] to be upset with the young generation just because they can get some online for free.
I'm not hating at all; just it sounds so good. But it's just like how is that [__] going to affect me? Good for y'all, but what about me?
This is the end of college football. Is this the end of the—like this [__] act like this is just going to happen and just be this [__]? This [__] is going to be a long time in execution. No idea. Great idea, but to me, I'm listening to the idea. I'm like, okay, this sounds a little too good to be true.
You're about to do all that [__] for free, rival a college degree for free, and have it accredited and be on the—hold the same way. All right, that [__] sounds like a [__] fairy tale. That's why I said, how's that [__] going to work?
At the university, it sounded like a fairy tale going to the physically being there at the university but doing this from home with a laptop. It does sound attainable. I'm going to keep it honey; it sounds more attainable than paying off student debt. Way more attainable than that.
To be honest, the only reason it sounds—it just sounds like, "Why didn't somebody [__] this critically?" Thinking you guys over here, what? Say, "He universities."
Oh, it sounds easy, though. That [__] is not going to be easy. [__] Are you [__] kidding me? Did you hear all those steps he had to say? You think that [__] is going to happen overnight?
We’re not logically thinking. That [__] is going to be... you think people—if you think people are just going to let that [__] happen and they’re just going, "Oh yeah, you can do all this [__]?"
No [__]—go to [__] with what? A billion dollar industry and say, "Hey, I'm about to take money from y'all for free."
What I'm saying is that [__] is a process in place. I'm looking at this, and I'm okay—how is it going to happen?
Hold on, hold on, have America always claimed that college has been a scam? Yes, recently.
How can we change that? This is a way; it can be a way to figure out. Maybe this isn't, but they have the funding to back it. I think it can happen, but I'm saying all them steps that this [__] just said had to go through, yeah— all them steps that this and that—you think that's just going to happen in a year?
That might take years for all this to happen, and that’s why I’m listening to it. I'm like, okay, this sounds great, but how is that going to happen?
Imagine if under the Democrat administration, where we would have been at? I would have said the same—I would have said the same without mine. Been on—maybe you could obtain something on the internet and get a...
I'm not—not nobody's questioning the obtaining of it. I'm just listening to the whole process of what he just said. This is good for the little black boys in the hood, man; I know that for a fact.
So if it's possible, I think it's a great idea. I think it's a great idea. No, it's a great idea; nobody said it wasn't a great idea. But you know, I'm just listening to it. I'm like, okay, so how is all this going to happen? How is it going to happen?
Just trying to make sure. I'm just trying to see how it is going to affect me.
You're not wrong. I want to know how it's going to affect me.
It's going to affect everybody for sure some way. I mean, everything got a pro and a con to it. Is that, you know, a lot of people are going to have more degrees; they better work hard, but nobody going to have no way.
That's why I said, like, this is also going to make the bachelor's degree. It's going to make it like a high school degree—like everyone's going to have that.
I listen to everything any politician says. I say, "Hey, this is a good idea," but how is it going to affect me? So you tell me, I'm ha—think that's the most important thing. Good for y'all, but what about me?
But look though, that's all you—that that's all pros and cons to every situation. But what I'm saying is we know the con is going to affect some people with degrees 'cause it's going to be more, but then the pro is that these little black boys and these people in the hood—these poor people—that's going to be a pro for them.
A pro for them than me?
I would we need—I said you—that's fine; that's cool. Good for them, but I got to worry about me at the end of the day. Him, him doing good don't put food on or put more money in my pocket. That's what I got to say.
I'm not worried about him; I'm worried about me.
Yeah, I ain't nothing wrong with that. The only person I need to be worried about in this world is me. Ain't nothing wrong with that.
I think it's one more clip, y'all. I think this is the most possible thing you could do for [__] that came from No Force [__] to hustle, you know what I mean? And them little kids that have the opportunity to go to school today for an opportunity, and then the kids that parents that did have more financial situations that they can send this little dweeb through school, and he not even a hard worker, but it's a hard worker that couldn't even go to school, you feel me?
You know, but maybe he could have—maybe he could have gone to school. I don't know, 'cause you can get good grades and still go to school. Who knows? I mean, I don't know, but it's a lot of people with money, their parents just forcing them through college.
And I mean, this kid doesn't know how to work hard for the worth of damn, so, you know.
Hey man, let's put everybody on the same level, man. Everybody get there. Let's see who's going to really hustle, who, man.
On day one, I will fire Gary Gensler and appoint a new SEC chairman.
Little context, that's uh—I think that's Barack's—oh, okay, so Barack Obama banker. On day one, I will fire Gary Gensler.
Whoa, that's why Bitcoin's going crazy! [Applause]
Wow! And will appoint a new SEC chairman who believes America should build the future, not block the future, which is what they're doing. Bitcoin is projected to touch probably $150,000.
What's his actually? $60,000 increase—30,000,000 in two weeks? Yeah, and Trump is not in office. Listen to me; remember, getting old damn... buck ass, they was on his ass. Do you know how much he's probably profited off that Bitcoin [__] right now?
Yeah, a lot!
Oh my god, he has—he probably doubled his money. He posted about it on X earlier. So y'all said I was done, my contract in Bitcoin over a month. Let me just show y'all this is a month; that's 67,000.
It touched at 95, too. It went to like—was it 92? I think that was the highest point it reached, but that is insane. Over a year ago, it was at 40, at 37,000.
How? He when? OD bought it, huh?
I don't know—before that, he got it. It was at 90. Did he got it at the highest morning? That is the last highest. That is triple, brother!
I don't doubt Bitcoin, but I doubt all the other crypto.
Oh, I agree. Bitcoin is the only one that you can trust. Don't sleep on Doge out there now; Doge has been going crazy!
PR crypto? We ain't them type of YouTubers, you know.
Yeah, but you know, hey, yeah, there's some YouTubers that—I don't know; they scared me off that.
Yeah, it's definitely something I just don't—people evil. It feels like we elevating guys, and I just don't know. We would have been under the Democrat administration.
These all—I mean, you know, these all politicians—we'll be at war with China.
But let's see where it goes, man. I think I like for V, and he—I think he has some pretty good things to show out of himself. So let's see, you know, if he puts these good people in positions. Let's see where it can take us, guys.