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We ended the war on police, and we declared a very strong war on crime.

We've taken it from the worst to one of the most dangerous, if you can imagine, our nation's capital, one of the most dangerous cities in the country — we've taken it to one of the safest cities of the country, in the world.

Today I'm thrilled to announce that the FBI has just released the new Uniform Crime Report showing that in 2025, we achieved the single largest reduction in violent crime in American history.

Not nearly long enough.

After we finish defeating Iran, which is being very badly defeated, pretty soon I'll be declaring the Hormuz Strait a territory of the United States.

Darline knows what it means to struggle, persevere and keep fighting when life deals you a difficult hand. Those experiences shaped her, and I believe they give her a real understanding of the challenges families across South Carolina face,

I’m told we’re pretty close, and you know, listen, we need to come together for the good of our rural communities and give them the risk management programs and the other basic programs that are required to feed the world.

I think increasing the loan amounts would be rocket fuel for the economy.

If you want to have a Republican Senate majority after the election — is not to have us turning fire on each other, but drawing contrasts with Democrats.

The election ought to be painting a contrast between us and the Democrats and not creating conflicts with fellow Republicans.

We need to turn our fire on Democrats, not on each other.

I wouldn’t be where I am without Jim Abdnor.

You want wages to go up faster than inflation, but I don’t want to minimize at all the affordability issues.

Because of our policies, basically letting people keep more of what they earn, getting rid of excessive regulations, we’re one of only two states where wage growth has actually exceeded inflation over the last five years.

If you want jobs, you need employers, and government doesn’t create jobs.

This investment means more investment in our communities and opportunities for Montanans across the state, especially right here in the Flathead.

They've filled jobs, repaired homes, paid taxes, started businesses and supported their families.

If you look at the growth in the state of Ohio in the last 10 years and that continued this last year, 60% of our growth in the state has come from immigrants.