Donald Trump Goes Off Script At CPAC, Audience Loves It, Will Sign Executive Order To Force Colleges To Protect Free Speech

March 2, 2019

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"I will soon sign an executive order to force colleges and universities to protect free speech!"

President Donald J. Trump, fresh off walking away from the summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, got personal with the CPAC audience as he went off script. A big part of the conversation regarded tariffs on China and the current trade talks.

"I dusted off all the old tariff laws, back when we were very, very rich. You Know McKinley made statements about people coming into our country to steal our wealth to build their own country and break our laws; he said we cannot ever all that to happen!

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"I asked President Xi how did you ever get away with this for so long? He told me because nobody asked...he thought someone might call to say we can't do this, but they never called.

"I know conservatives don't like tariffs, but they are the greatest negotiating tool in the history of our country…China wouldn't be at the table if it weren't for the tariffs…China has felt most of the pain."

Trump also mocked the Left's new 'Green New Deal'; "Darling is the wind blowing today? I'd like to watch some television," he said satirically.

Trump also mocked Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation as a hopelessly compromised conflict of interest.

Trump promised the audience, "You know I'm building the wall...."

"I flew to Iraq and we were about to land; we had to turn out all the lights on Air Force One. We spent $7 trillion and can not even land with the lights on!"

Trump closed by telling the enthusiastic audience, "We're winning and they're not! We will win because we're all in love with America and they're not!"

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L Todd Wood

L Todd Wood, a graduate of the U.S. Air Force Academy, flew special operations helicopters supporting SEAL Team 6, Delta Force and others. After leaving the military, he pursued his other passion, finance, spending 18 years on Wall Street trading emerging market debt, and later, writing. The first of his many thrillers is "Currency." Todd has been a national security columnist for The Washington Times and contributed to One American News, Fox Business, Newsmax TV, Moscow Times, Novaya Vremya (Ukraine), the New York Post, National Review, the Jerusalem Post, Zero Hedge and others. He is also founder/publisher of CDM. For more information about L. Todd Wood, visit LToddWood.com.