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00:00Yeah, please.
00:01Yes, sir.
00:02I want to ask you a little closer to home.
00:04What would it take for you to reconsider the restrictions on the Associated Press?
00:09And secondly, some of your advisors are concerned with the Associated Press's style guide, using
00:15language and giving guidance to not use words like illegal immigrant, or to use phrases
00:21like gender-affirming care, and they're concerned about that being an encroaching liberalism
00:26in the way in which the press writes about things.
00:28Do you share those concerns?
00:29Well, I do think that some of the phrases that they want to use are ridiculous, and
00:35I think, frankly, they've become obsolete, especially in the last three weeks, because
00:40many things have happened in the last three weeks.
00:42And I didn't know about that, but I would say that if they want to use certain phrases
00:47like that, and I guess some are okay, but many aren't, but the Associated Press just
00:52refuses to go with what the law is and what is taking place.
00:57It's called the Gulf of America now.
01:00It's not called the Gulf of Mexico any longer.
01:03I have the right to do it, just like we have the right to do Mount McKinley, and nobody's
01:06even challenging that.
01:08But only the Associated — essentially, it's primarily the Associated Press.
01:12And I don't know what they're doing, but I just say that we're going to keep them out
01:15until such time as they agree that it's the Gulf of America.
01:18We're very proud of this country, and we want it to be the Gulf of America.
01:21Now, the Associated Press, as you know, has been very, very wrong on the election, on
01:28Trump and the treatment of Trump, and other things having to do with Trump and Republicans
01:33and conservatives.
01:35And they're doing us no favors, and I guess I'm not doing them any favors.
01:38That's the way life works.
01:39But, you know, thank you for the question.
01:41Who are you with?
01:42Very good question.
01:46Yes.