Trump defends Ramaswamy ad, takes questions on midterms, Iran war and more

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[0:00] any message to minority and black

[0:01] voters?

[0:02] >> I think the minority voters been great

[0:03] to me, you know. So, I've been great to

[0:05] the minority voter. Look what I've done

[0:07] for for uh as an example with uh the

[0:11] historically black colleges and

[0:13] universities. I've taken care of them.

[0:15] I've I've been very good to Hispanic

[0:17] voters been great to me, but I've been

[0:20] great to them, too. You know, there's a

[0:21] reason. And I've been great to

[0:23] Hispanics. I've been great to blacks.

[0:25] I've been great to pretty much

[0:26] everywhere. It's a different Republican

[0:28] party, but we're also the the party of

[0:31] the worker. It's a much bigger party

[0:33] than it used to be. I mean, if you go

[0:35] back 10 years ago before I got on the

[0:37] scene, this is a much more powerful

[0:39] part. This is a much bigger, frankly,

[0:42] more important party. The president,

[0:43] you've been campaigning nonstop for the

[0:46] past few weeks. You'll campaign non-stop

[0:48] next week. Who do you view right now as

[0:50] the most vulnerable Republican Senate

[0:53] candidates? Well, I wouldn't want to say

[0:55] that.

[0:56] I I wouldn't want to say that, but there

[0:58] are a couple that are a little bit

[1:00] vulnerable. There are a couple where

[1:01] they had a little bad luck over the last

[1:03] couple of weeks. Something came out

[1:05] about But the Democrats have that, too.

[1:08] I mean, look at if you look at El Say in

[1:12] Michigan, you take a look at that. I

[1:14] mean, he's had more bad publicity, but

[1:16] you know, we'll see what happens. I do

[1:18] think that some of the networks give too

[1:21] much air time to the opponent. If you

[1:23] want to know the question,

[1:24] >> Mike sai

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