Trumped: Inside the Greatest Political Upset of All Time Page #2
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- 2017
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to these people.
Fifty-five thousand factories
and manufacturing plants--
55,000!
Who would think
that's even possible?
They'll leave here
and they'll move to Europe
or they'll move to Asia.
It's a real bad scene.
And it's gonna continue if you
put any of these other people--
It's not gonna continue
with me.
With me, it's real simple.
I'm gonna do
what's right for you.
- [crowd cheering]
- And you.
And we're gonna bring
those jobs back from China.
I love China!
But we're gonna
bring them back from China.
And by the way,
we will build a wall.
- We will build a wall!
- [crowd cheering]
We will build a wall.
We're going to win
We're gonna win so much,
you're gonna beg me.
You're gonna say,
"Mr. President,
we're so tired of winning,
we can't take it anymore.
Please, don't win anymore.
Mr. President, please,
have one or two losses."
And I'll say,
"No, I won't do that."
but we're going to make it
bigger and better
and stronger than ever before.
And I love you.
Thank you very much, everybody.
Thank you.
Thank you.
soft electronic music
[McKinnon] Hold on one second.
Where's the volume on this?
soft eerie music
[woman] Whoo!
[woman]
Trump speaks the truth!
Mr. Halperin,
are you miked?
[Heilemann] We haven't really
seen anything like this
in American politics
in this millennium.
[Heilemann]
This has got the flavor of
- a music festival, right?
- [McKinnon] Yeah.
eilemann] They're fans as much
they are voters, right?
[McKinnon] There's a movement
psychology for sure.
- Yeah.
- [McKinnon] They feel like
they're part of something
special and unique
and they want to be there
to experience it.
[Heilemann] Donald Trump,
love him or hate him,
he said some things that people
think are vile and offensive.
Whatever you think about Trump,
though, ideologically,
he's such a big figure.
There's a lot
of charisma there.
There's a lot of just
confidence.
I understand why that guy's
a front-runner.
You got this huge
Republican field.
You got chaos
in the establishment.
[Fiorina]
Mismanaged going into Iraq.
[Hewitt] Dr. Carson,
is the Middle East--
[Fiorina]
We mismanaged going out.
- [Hewitt] Dr. Carson.
- [Cruz] The question of
- whether we can...
- Hold on, hold on.
- The problem with defeat...
- [Blitzer] Senator. Senator.
We're gonna get to you.
[Fiorina] Hope at some point,
you're gonna ask me my strategy
- for defeating ISIS.
- [Blitzer] We will get--we--
we have a lot of time.
Donald is great
at the, uh, one-liners.
But he's a chaos candidate.
- And he'd be a chaos president.
- [applause]
We need toughness.
Honestly, I think Jeb
is a very nice person.
You said in September 30th
that ISIS was not a, uh...
- Am I talking...
- ...not a factor.
- ...or are you talking, Jeb?
- You can go back.
- You can go back.
- I'm talking.
You're not talking.
You interrupted me, Jeb.
- September 30th, you said it.
- Are you gonna apologize, Jeb?
No.
Am I allowed to finish?
[Heilemann] There's no
establishment front-runner.
And there's no sign that
that's gonna change in any way.
Brilliant. Prompter, thank you.
That was fantastic.
- As you wish.
- [McKinnon] Okay, we need
to run through the-the C, D,
E, F, G, H, I, J pages.
[Heilemann] Oh, my God.
Jesus.
Our brand-new Bloomberg Politics
Des Moines Register
Iowa Poll is out today,
shows Ted Cruz and Donald Trump
leading the pack
in the Hawkeye State.
They are basically tied.
We know there are
deep cleavages in the party.
And that's why the party
is in so much trouble.
- This foreshadows--
- Deep and passionate.
This foreshadows
the fight we will see
some combination
of Iowa, New Hampshire,
South Carolina,
three of three
or two of three.
We will see a titanic fight
within the party
unlike I can recall seeing
in my career.
- [church bell tolls on radio]
- [man on radio] It's time
for Iowa Christians
to honor God
by attending your Iowa caucus
on February 1st.
[man on radio]
If you are currently in
an early primary
or a caucus state,
you certainly don't need
the likes of me to tell you
that we're in the heat
of election season.
- This is crunch time...
- [crowd cheering]
...so the candidates
are all out there,
trying to get their messages
to the public.
- [Cruz] Two weeks ago...
- [camera shutters clicking]
in the field
Now just about every candidate
in the Republican field
is attacking me.
I-I guess something has changed.
[camera shutters clicking]
[Trump] You know, Ted Cruz,
you know, the Canadian,
he's like a nervous wreck.
He is dropping like a rock
in the ratings.
We're number one in every poll.
It's almost embarrassing,
but let's keep it that way.
- [crowd cheering]
- Let's keep it that way.
All of my people
and all of the experts say,
"Mr. Trump, don't say
you want to win.
Just say you want to do well.
Because that way,
you can't lose."
I can't do that.
I want to win, Iowa.
[woman] So the question for
him, above all others, is,
can you turn these big crowds
into big turnouts
and into support
at the ballot box?
[crowd cheering]
ambient music
[indistinct chatter]
[man] It's a very good night
for Ted Cruz.
He has won in Iowa,
defeating Donald Trump.
[crowd chanting] We want Ted!
We want Ted! We want Ted!
[Cruz] Tonight Iowa
has sent notice
that the Republican nominee
and the next president
of the United States
will not be chosen
by the Washington
establishment.
[crowd cheering]
To God be the glory.
[crowd cheering]
You ready?
Just--
- Here, hold on, let's flip.
- Okay, yup.
[indistinct chatter]
Good?
Close that door so--
yeah, so we don't get...
Just-just walk me
through your day.
You woke up and how'd you feel
about what's gonna happen?
You know, last night,
as you were watching
the TV news,
was saying, "Cruz can't win.
Cruz can't win.
There's no way Cruz can win.
Trump's gonna win."
And yet what happened today
is, the grassroots
proved them wrong.
Congratulations.
Off to New Hampshire.
Ah, indeed.
ambient music
[man] But Donald Trump,
who many, many people predicted
was going to win
at the Iowa caucuses...
It looks like a lot of people
uh, people who were
supporting, uh, Donald Trump.
Thank you.
[Halperin] So Iowa ends
and it's seven days of hell
in New Hampshire.
The stakes are higher
than they are in Iowa.
You have a chance to come back.
If you don't do well in Iowa,
you can come back
in New Hampshire.
If you don't come back
in New Hampshire
after failing in Iowa,
you're done, generally.
- [camera shutters clicking]
- [indistinct chatter]
- [woman] Mr. Trump?
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