Trump says he's 'not happy' with Kimberly Guilfoyle, day before she's asked to step down

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AI GeneratedThe President discusses the urgent need to end the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, citing high casualty rates. He also addresses Houthi aggression and Iran's nuclear ambitions, while expressing confidence in his campaign's momentum due to the massive success and attendance of his political rallies.
Well, we're looking at it. Yeah, we're not happy.
Mr. President, you said Russia and Ukraine agreed to a ceasefire,
but both sides say they have not agreed to that.
Well, they agreed. You know why? Because I said you agree. That's why.
They agreed because I said they agreed.
And that thing has to get settled. That's a disaster.
Did you see the numbers that just came out this month?
32,000 mostly soldiers were killed.
Young people. 32,000 killed. That war has to be over with.
The fact that Russia violated the ceasefire tonight, well,
I'd have to look at it and see, because
there's been violations on both sides.
President, do you think the Houthi attacks
increased related to the U.S. mid-election?
The President: I don't know how it affects the election.
I don't take that into account.
I just know Iran will never have a nuclear weapon.
And that's now happened.
They're never going to have a nuclear weapon.
But the Houthis
are misbehaving, yes.
I think they both support it.
I think they want to make a deal,
but they don't know how.
But we're going to get them to make a deal.
They lost — you know, the numbers just came out.
They lost 32,000 people, mostly young soldiers,
last — this month, this last month.
And they have to make a deal.
The Press: Well, we haven't heard anything from them.
The President: Well, we're going to see what happens.
We'll get it done.
The Press: Why is that the reason you ran out?
What's your — what's your assessment?
How do you think your future is going to turn out?
The President: Well, I think the rallies —
right now, I'm going to Ohio.
I think the rallies have had a massive impact.
You see the numbers go up every time I have a rally.
It's beyond the area, too.
And every one of them sold out.
Every one of them has thousands of people standing outside.
In fact, we're getting the jumbotrons,
you know, the big televisions
that go on the outside of a building
because we want to take care.
We have thousands of people that can't get in.
I think the rallies are having a tremendously positive impact.
Amen.
