Here, let's talk about the Republican fundraiser at Mar A
Lago.
They raised $50 million in their fundraiser.
That's just about doubling the 25,000,000 that the Biden campaign
raised Radio City with the former two former presidents.
But still, Biden has a big money,
cash on hand advantage over Donald Trump's campaign.
Mr. Trump teased extending his signature tax cuts when meeting
with those wealthy donors at Mar a Lago and the
New York Times.
Your papers reporting, he again defended.
Wanting immigrants from quote nice countries like Denmark and Switzerland.
I think he's talking about white people.
What else are you reporting out of that fundraiser?
Yeah, that's right. Look, you know,
Yes. First of all, it was an important moment for
Trump because he is so far behind on the money
that he needed to demonstrate that he,
in fact, still can compete Because one thing that Biden
has,
his numbers obviously have been tough.
They're a very competitive state in a lot of these
key battlegrounds.
But the one thing that Biden people have had all
along is an advantage in money.
And they said, look, we haven't begun to spend it
Once we begin spending on ads like the one you
just showed that will remind voters of why they don't
like Trump and they're going to come back to Biden,
the ones who have been disaffected with him.
Well, Trump is trying to say I'm not going to,
you know, give up on the money thing and coming
back with a $50 million fundraiser,
fundraiser right after that, three president fundraisers.
Pretty important. But you're right.
He's spending money, so much money on so many different
things,
including his legal bills, that the Biden people are likely
to have a pretty significant advantage going into the fall.
The other thing, as you mentioned,
is at this fundraiser, of course,
you hear Donald Trump unvarnished.
Not that he's ever all advanced to begin with,
right. But he's very clear when he says things like
I don't want to have immigrants from places like Yemen
and Mexico,
but I'd rather have them in places like Denmark and
Switzerland.
Everybody knows what he's talking about.
It's not a very subtle,
you know, formula there. He did that when he was
president.
He he said that in private.
When he was president, he said why can't we have
more immigrants from Norway and less from Africa,
for instance. That was a formulation he used while he
was president.
So this is in keeping with his.
Immigration stance from the beginning.
It's not. He's against immigration.
His own wife is an immigrant.
His own wife's mother came in.
We saw in documents released the other day through chain
migration,
a process that he himself.
Criticizes he that gets immigration of people who are not
from nice countries like Denmark and Switzerland.