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Our home. I look at it as a metaphor of a house, our proverbial house where we live. Our country has not only been a house that has been abused by all of our neighbors; they literally walk onto our property and steal from us. They take our door knobs; they take our light bulbs; they actually take things from our home. Our children live here. We have a horrible deal with the bank; we're horribly in debt on our house. We need somebody to renegotiate for us, and more importantly, we need somebody to sit in a rocking chair with a shotgun outside to say, "You're not going to be stealing from our home anymore; daddy's home."
And that's what Donald Trump is, and that's what these tariffs are. He's sitting there with a polished 12 gauge out front, with a cigarette or a Zin, or whatever, you know, an Alpen, and he's saying, "You're not going to steal from us any longer." And, and if you do, there's going to be horrible consequences. He's resetting the neighborhood.