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Happy Monday, Patriot!

President Trump just sat down with Meet the Press to defend his bold agenda and set the record straight on the economy, the border, and the Constitution.

📉 On the economy:
With GDP slipping 0.3% in Q1, Trump called it part of the plan—not a setback:

🛂 On the border:
With crossings down, Trump said the new focus is on deportation:

📜 On constitutional limits:
Asked about seeking a third term, Trump responded:

The bottom line? Trump’s pushing forward, no apologies, no detours.

The course is set—and the comeback is on.

Stay locked in to get caught up on the latest Trump news!

—Nick

In today’s email:
🔔 Trump on Meet the Press
🏝️ Trump Reopens Alcatraz
🎬 Tariffs on Foreign Films
🍁 Trump Talks Canada & Greenland
🚫 Trump Offers U.S. Troops Against Cartels

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✅TRACKING TRUMP✅

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Hey Team! 😎

Trump is back in action, unafraid and unapologetic - reopening Alcatraz, slapping tariffs on Hollywood, and standing firm against left-wing attacks. With a bold appearance on Meet the Press on Sunday, he is letting Americans know how he plans on putting our country back on track.

Here’s a true leader who doesn’t pander to political correctness, who is making the tough calls to secure our borders and revive American industry.

Check out all the latest developments and more below!

🔔 Trump’s Meet the Press Showdwn🔔

President Trump faced off on NBC’s Meet the Press, opening with a firm rejection of speculation about a third term: “Four years is plenty of time,” he insisted, noting his focus remains on executing current priorities. Trump continued the interview with a confident tone, immediately sparring with host Kristen Welker over the premise of the interview itself.

When Welker asked whether upholding the Constitution is his duty, the President replied, “I don’t know. I’m not a lawyer,” and insisting he leaves such legal judgments to his advisors. The unexpected admission went viral on social media, with clips of the exchange racking up millions of views and sparking heated debate over the president’s constitutional understanding.

Welker then pivoted to the southern border, observing that crossings had reached record lows, and asked whether it “sounds good” to report the border is “the most secure it’s ever been.” Trump seized the moment, challenging critics to admit the success of his policies: “After being abused for years by an incompetent president…isn’t that a beautiful thing when you say it’s the most secure it’s ever been in the history of our country?”

The conversation grew more pointed as Welker questioned his emergency declaration over the “border crisis” and whether he planned to lift it. Trump insisted the order remains necessary to remove thousands of criminal aliens and push cases through judges “who want everybody to go to court,” making clear he had no intention of rescinding it.

When pressed on his successor, Trump praised Vice President Pence’s work and acknowledged other rising GOP figures but said it was “far too early to say” who would carry the mantle after him.

The tariff debate offered another flashpoint. Welker cited analyses warning of higher consumer costs from 145 percent duties on Chinese imports, but Trump countered, “You don’t know whether or not China’s gonna eat it,” arguing that short-term price hikes are “a small price to pay” for revitalized U.S. manufacturing.

Beyond the contentious exchanges, viewers homed in on lighter viral moments - Trump’s grandiose description of the Declaration of Independence as “a declaration of unity and love and respect,” which left Moran momentarily speechless, and Trump’s claim that he selected Moran for the interview “because frankly, I never heard of you”. Clips of these quips flooded X with memes and reaction threads branding the night as one of Trump’s most memorable media performances to date.

Despite the clashes, Trump closed on an assertive note, thanking veterans in the audience and affirming that his America-First agenda “will keep America safe, strong, and prosperous.” The interview’s polarized reception - praised by conservative commentators as a display of unfiltered presidential force and decried by critics as chaotic - clearly demonstrates how Trump remains uniquely adept at commanding the national conversation.

🍟 Quick Bite News 🍟

⚖️ The Justice Department filed suit against Colorado and Denver, accusing them of “willfully obstructing” federal immigration enforcement with sanctuary policies . The complaint seeks injunctions compelling local cooperation on detainer requests and visa-holder reporting . Trump officials say the action is vital to uphold the rule of law and protect communities from criminal elements.

🏅 Former Vice President Mike Pence received the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award for his post-Jan. 6 actions, with the Kennedy family calling his stand “a testament to principle over politics”. Pence used his acceptance to urge unity and renew civic trust, drawing both applause and dissent from partisan spectators. His speech emphasized that true courage demands sacrifice in defense of democracy.

🎨 In his fiscal year 2026 budget, Trump zeroed out the National Endowment for the Arts, labeling it “an unnecessary federal tax on culture,” and proposed redirecting those funds to state and local arts grants. He argued that private philanthropy and community support can better nurture artistic innovation. Opponents warn the move threatens artistic freedom and access to the arts nationwide.

🔍 Latest DHS affidavits reveal Kilmar Ábrego García’s direct involvement in multiple gang-related homicides, contradicting claims that he was merely a political refugee. Prosecutors say he directed violent attacks in El Salvador before fleeing to the U.S. Supporters of stricter enforcement cite the case as evidence of cartels exploiting asylum loopholes.

🎨 President Trump’s recent AI-generated portrait of himself as the pope ignited a firestorm of praise and condemnation, underscoring his flair for blending politics with pop culture. The image - shared on Truth Social and reposted by the White House - arrived just before the conclave to elect Pope Francis’s successor, prompting rebukes from Catholic leaders and viral memes online. While critics decried it as sacrilegious, many supporters hailed the stunt as proof of Trump’s unapologetic boldness.

🎥Trending Politics Video Of The Day🎥 - MUST SEE! JD Vance stops MID-SENTENCE to blast media members to their face!

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