Well, hello, Arizona. It's great to be here. Nice to win the election. That's very nice to win.

And I want to wish everybody a very merry Christmas. They don't say that too much anymore. We say it.

The Democrats in the media said the turning point could never

run a ground game. They weren't experienced. They didn't know Charlie, right? But when the

ballots came in, the other side really didn't know what the hell hit them.

They got hit hard.

The victory was such an outstanding one, such a big one.

And the other side now, and we don't want this.

We want people to be happy and healthy.

But they did.

They lost their confidence.

If you watch television now, they're all befuddled.

They don't know what the hell happened. They're befuddled.

To use it quite a nice word that my mother used to use years ago, talking about somebody that's a mess.

But they did. They've lost their confidence, and hopefully they'll lose it for a long time and then come over to our side because we want to.

We had turning points, grassroots army. It's an army. They turned out to vote and they voted in record numbers and everybody else voted in record numbers too, I have to tell you. And we did something that was really

epic. We won a battle that a lot of people thought was very hard to win, you know, too big to rig.

Remember what I said, too big to rig? We're making too big to rig. We're going to win.

And it really was one of the great political victories in the history of our country, and that's good.

They said one of the very big radical left newspapers said the most consequential election in the last

129 years.

And I said, couldn't they have made it a little bit longer than that?

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