00:01Yeah, Mr. President, are we going to talk to the Belgium Prime Minister before the game?
00:05I didn't think of it, but I would. He's a good man.
00:08I will tell you this. The people in Belgium, if they win the game, they can be very proud.
00:18If they would win the game with a player missing, it would have been a different feeling.
00:24You can't do that. And I'm very glad. All I did was ask for a review.
00:28I didn't say, you have to do this. This man is a smart, tough man.
00:32Johnny Infantino. He's a smart, tough man.
00:36And his stock has gone through the roof because the job he's done has been great.
00:41And I feel we have to have all the best players in the field.
00:44You can't take the best players. Yeah, please.
00:46Go ahead.
00:50What is your plan to facilitate broad adoption of these?
00:53And you mentioned, you know, the communist issue, particularly that crowd, to get them to participate in this.
00:59Yeah.
00:59Since I see Anthony Populato's here, and he's probably going to ask, is Bitcoin in any way going to be
01:04related to this in the future?
01:05Are there plans to put Bitcoin in the Trump accounts?
01:07Well, I'm a big crypto. I've become a big crypto guy only for one reason.
01:13If we don't have it, China's going to have it. And they would like to have it.
01:17But now they're not even trying that hard because we've taken over crypto.
01:21But I'm a fan. I wasn't initially. I didn't know much about it.
01:25But for some of my first term, I wasn't really. I wasn't much involved.
01:29But I'd watch. And I watched it grow. And it's a huge industry.
01:33And I got involved in a little bit for politics, you know, because I realized that a lot of people
01:38love crypto.
01:39And even me as a businessman, I'd see a lot of money starting to come in with Bitcoin and, you
01:44know, the different forms.
01:46And I said, this thing's got a lot of life.
01:48And then I hear China was going to make a heavy move on it, just like they do for AI.
01:53By the way, we're leading China substantially in AI by substantial.
01:57And one of the reasons is I allow when they build these big plants, I allow them to build their
02:01electric generating units,
02:03whether they use nuclear or oil and gas, whatever they want to use, they can use.
02:07Except wind. We don't allow wind. Wind is terrible.
02:09It just doesn't work. It's too expensive. No good. Bad for the environment.
02:14But and they're building their own plants with some of the greatest electric producing plants that you've ever seen.
02:21I mean, they're teaching the the companies that produce electricity, they're teaching them how to do a plant.
02:28So that was my decision. That was my idea, because we have an old grid.
02:33It's tired. It's old. You can't. It would take years to fix it.
02:37And now we're actually taking the excess energy that they make.
02:40You know, we need more than double the energy.
02:43If you take all of the electric that we have now, you need more than double it to power that
02:47industry,
02:48which is so shocking. When I first heard that, I said, no, you mean like a little.
02:52I couldn't believe that, Jeff. I heard more than double.
02:56So all the electric we make for everything to power that one industry.
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