One Nation Under Trump Page #6

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for human life.

- As

the weeks rolled on,

the other republican hopefuls

fell away one by one,

suspending their campaigns

and returning to

the drawing board,

as the Trump train

continued gaining

steam from coast to coast.

Finally, with only

Texas Ted Cruz,

and Ohio's John Kasich

left standing against him,

Trump appeared at the

Pennsylvania rally

addressing a public pact

between his two rivals,

wherein they agreed not to

campaign against one another

in remaining states in

an effort to block Trump

from steam rolling to

the party's nomination.

- So I went on.

Senator Cruz has

done very poorly,

especially with getting

votes, he can't get votes.

And after his New

York performance,

which was a total disaster,

he as in a free fall.

And you know, he reacts

very badly under pressure,

he chokes under pressure,

boy does it choke like a dog.

Also, approximately 80%, which

is true, it might be high,

approximately 80% of the

Republican Party, right now,

because I actually think the

20% is high, is against him

and against Kasich,

it's even worse.

Now, Kasich, he's only got

yeah, one state out of 41.

So he's one for 41.

I'll tell you something, I

had a dirty poll given to me.

Florida and Ohio were being

done at the same time, right?

And I was winning

Florida by a lot,

even though I was running

against actually a good guy,

Marco Rubio, by this time,

Bush had dropped out.

And you know, it was set up.

Because when they heard that

Trump was running,

they changed it.

Because let me tell you,

we have a rigged system.

We have a corrupt system.

This whole thing with the

delegates is ridiculous

and you have to go out

and you have to get your

beautiful delegate card

and you have to vote

for your delegates.

The delegates, it's crazy.

You know, it would

be nice if you

could just go out and vote.

We can win this state, I mean

we're way up in the polls,

don't let that fool you,

go out tomorrow and vote.

Don't let it fool you.

But here's the story.

And they just said, Mr.

Trump, when you go up there,

can you please tell

them to take their card,

vote for the Trump delegates.

I said, that's not like a cool

thing to say during a speech.

Vote for the Trump delegates.

OK, now I've done my job.

You know, it would be nice

if you could just vote

and just be done with it.

But the system is

so complicated.

Now we have a great head

of the republican party,

so we're very lucky.

And we have some great people

and we have some

amazing delegates

and they're going

to do a great job.

But here's the story,

here's the story.

Thank you, I love you

too, look at this guy.

Alright.

And you know, the Kasich

thing is interesting

because here's a guy that

just says I'm going to stay.

Like a stubborn,

like if you have

a child who's a spoiled brat,

where they go, I

don't care daddy,

get out of the room

daddy, I don't care.

This is like a spoiled guy.

If you look at it, Ben

Carson, who has endorsed me,

did much better, I

mean he was tough.

And Ben Carson, Dr. Ben

Carson, great, he did better.

Chris Christie, who

endorsed me, did better.

Marco Rubio did much better.

I mean, you look at Marco Rubio,

he has more delegates

right now than Kasich has

and he's been in the race

for a shorter period of time.

It's just a guy that said,

I don't care, I'm staying.

And then you see him

eating in the morning.

Do you ever see,

I have never seen!

He's stuffing pancakes

in his mouth like this.

And I'm always telling my boy,

take small bites, Barron,

little tiny bites.

And yesterday he said,

"Daddy, who is that

guy on television?

"That's disgusting."

Do you ever see?

Then they talk

about presidential,

oh I see, he's presidential.

He puts pancakes

this big in his mouth

and he's shoving them in.

This is not a

presidential person.

Look, look, Marco Rubio

has more delegates.

But you have many, I mean,

Jeb Bush could have stayed,

a lot of people could have

just said, "I don't care!"

They have no path

to victory, folks.

And I'm going to win

on the first ballot,

I don't care about what's

going on with the second.

You know, they, the

press, I don't care--

I don't care.

It's a crooked system, so how

would you like to have this?

Trump wins by four or

five million votes.

You see California, I'm at 49%.

We're going out to Indiana

and the people of

Indiana are smart.

And the people of

Indiana know that

I've been speaking

about for four months,

the horrible treatment that

Carrier air conditioning

gave to the people

that worked for them

and to the people of

Indianapolis, Indiana,

where they said,

you're all fired,

every one of you are fired,

we're moving to Mexico.

Finally, it was time

for the crucial

Indiana primaries.

And though Donald Trump's

ideologies had done nothing

but garner more and more

support on the campaign trail,

the outcome was

even more striking

and decisive than anyone

could have predicted.

- I've got it right

from you folks, OK?

60,000, in fact, two

weeks ago it was 55,000,

now it's 60,000 negative ads,

most of which are absolutely

false and disgusting,

and I said, how can

anybody endure this?

I had one evening two nights

ago where literally they had

five ads on in between segments

of a show that I was watching.

And I said, that's

just incredible.

And the people are so

smart, they don't buy it,

they get it and tremendous--

Tremendous amounts

of money were spent,

millions of millions of dollars,

and they were comparing it,

they think it was probably

eight million dollars

was spent against me

and we spent 900,000

dollars, so, I mean to me,

that's the way it's

supposed to be.

That's something that makes me

feel really, really very good

and now we're going to Nebraska,

where I have, I just hear

we're doing really wonderfully,

I look forward to that very much

and West Virginia and

we're going to get those

miners back to work,

I'll tell you what.

We're going to get those

miners back to work.

We're not going to

be Hillary Clinton,

and I watched her

three or four weeks ago

when she was talking about

the miners as if they were

just numbers and she was

talking about she wants the

mines closed and she will

never let them work again.

Let me tell you, the

miners in West Virginia

and Pennsylvania, which was

so great to me last week,

Ohio, and all over,

they're going to

start go work again, believe me,

you're going to be proud

again to be miners.

So we'll be going there.

I must say, this tremendous

run that we've had,

started with New York,

where we had almost 62%,

and don't forget, that's

with three people,

so 62% with two people

is a massive landslide,

but 63%, almost, just

a little over 62,

when you have that

kind of a number

with three people, it's

actually unheard of.

And all throughout, it was

17 people, then 15, then 12

and you know, it's tremendous.

And we were getting

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