DJT Audio Archive: Republican Debate #11 - Detroit, Michigan (March 3, 2016)

Washington is the president and by the way I won't need on-the-job training because I know how to do all of this and within the first hundred days I will have a plan that will pass the Congress because it is reasonable and I can bring both sides together.

YOU SAY THIS IS ALL ABOUT PROCESS, BUT FOR VOTERS, THEY NEED TO SEE A PATH TO GET TO THE NOMINATION IF THEY'RE GOING TO SUPPORT YOU.

ON SUPER TUESDAY, YOU FINISHED IN SINGLE DIGITS IN 9 OUT OF 11 STATES.

SO YOU CAN SEE THAT YOUR PATH IS THROUGH A CONTESTED CONVENTION.

Well, Brett, I think we're all really there.

I mean, the simple fact is that, you know, you all wrote me off.

You wrote me off before I even got to New Hampshire.

Then when I finished second in New Hampshire, you wrote me off in the South.

Then you wrote me off in Super Tuesday.

I split delegates in Vermont with Donald Trump.

I finished second in Massachusetts, and we won delegates in Virginia.

But guess what? It's now March Madness, and we're heading up north.

to the place, to my turf, OK? And let me just tell you this.

I will win Ohio.

And I am going to move all across this country.

And over time, as people begin to finally hear my message, you know what people say, Brett, to me all the time? Why don't they give you any time on the debate stage? Why is that? So now all of a sudden I'm starting to get it.

And what I want the people to know is I know how to bring people together, Republicans and Democrats.

I have successfully, both at the federal level and the state level, brought economic growth, wage growth, and economic security to this country.

And I want to go back and do it again.

And I'm going to keep talking about my message of bringing people together and motivating people in the neighborhoods to realize they don't need somebody from Washington galloping in.

There are many things they can do where they live because the strength of our country is in our neighborhoods and our families.

And I'm going to keep doing this.

Gentlemen, we want to focus now on the economy, which is one of the top issues on Facebook, with 6.6 million people discussing it online.

A lot of that conversation is happening here in Detroit, where the unemployment rate is 10.9%.

That's more than double the national average.

Washington is the president and by the way I won't need on-the-job training because I know how to do all of this and within the first hundred days I will have a plan that will pass the Congress because it is reasonable and I can bring both sides together.

YOU SAY THIS IS ALL ABOUT PROCESS, BUT FOR VOTERS, THEY NEED TO SEE A PATH TO GET TO THE NOMINATION IF THEY'RE GOING TO SUPPORT YOU.

ON SUPER TUESDAY, YOU FINISHED IN SINGLE DIGITS IN 9 OUT OF 11 STATES.

SO YOU CAN SEE THAT YOUR PATH IS THROUGH A CONTESTED CONVENTION.

Well, Brett, I think we're all really there.

I mean, the simple fact is that, you know, you all wrote me off.

You wrote me off before I even got to New Hampshire.

Then when I finished second in New Hampshire, you wrote me off in the South.

Then you wrote me off in Super Tuesday.

I split delegates in Vermont with Donald Trump.

I finished second in Massachusetts, and we won delegates in Virginia.

But guess what? It's now March Madness, and we're heading up north.

to the place, to my turf, OK? And let me just tell you this.

I will win Ohio.

And I am going to move all across this country.

And over time, as people begin to finally hear my message, you know what people say, Brett, to me all the time? Why don't they give you any time on the debate stage? Why is that? So now all of a sudden I'm starting to get it.

And what I want the people to know is I know how to bring people together, Republicans and Democrats.

I have successfully, both at the federal level and the state level, brought economic growth, wage growth, and economic security to this country.

And I want to go back and do it again.

And I'm going to keep talking about my message of bringing people together and motivating people in the neighborhoods to realize they don't need somebody from Washington galloping in.

There are many things they can do where they live because the strength of our country is in our neighborhoods and our families.

And I'm going to keep doing this.

Gentlemen, we want to focus now on the economy, which is one of the top issues on Facebook, with 6.6 million people discussing it online.

A lot of that conversation is happening here in Detroit, where the unemployment rate is 10.9%.

That's more than double the national average.