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Alex Marlow: Yeah, you really laid out a lot there, Laura, that I absolutely loved.
And I think I agree with your take on the infighting. I think a lot of it's performative.
It's sort of looking like Real Housewives of MAGA all of a sudden.
And it's very strange that's happening and counterproductive unless you're trying to just grow podcasts and stuff, which I respect. It's a business, whatever. But it's not essential.
What is essential is that if Donald Trump had not won, what we'd be going through right now, the lawfare superstructure will have vanquished our biggest chance to save America.
And instead, we'd be looking at more inflationary policies, a bunch of more deficit spending.
Instead of seeing inflation going down, we'd have a border that's open instead of no new crossings.
We would have no most favored nation policy with drug companies.
A big pharma would continue to run over us that we're seeing.
We would have no bombing of drug boats.
We would have the media still with credibility, which has been totally vanquished.
Donald Trump has accomplished so much.
But just thinking about the border, Laura, you and I were on the front lines 10 years ago.
We've seen the most progress in the last year as we've seen in the history of this country on that issue.
How about tariffs? They told us it was all going to be inflationary. Inflation is coming down.
We've got tens of billions of revenue coming in. This is all thanks to Donald Trump resetting America in this regard.
It's historic and it's only going to get better.
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Laura Ingraham: Jason, at the same time, you can sense that there is a lot of pressure being put on the White House to moderate, to bend, on core issues that he won on in 2016, and he won on again in 2020 - on the issue of immigration, especially.
How important is it for them to go full steam ahead on the way they've done this? And if anything, pick up the pace.
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Jason Miller,
Well, it's extremely important because that was such a key central issue of the president's campaign in 2024. And when you look at 2025, they really could sum it up in four words.
Promises, made promises kept.
And that's what's driving the Democrats so crazy right now.
It's what's causing them to cry in their gluten free eggnog or deliriously make non-binary snow angels out in the front yard is President Trump has delivered for all Americans, whether they voted for him or not.
You take a look at the receipts that you and Alex pointed out. The border is secure.
Pride in America is back.
And we went from an economic doom under Joe Biden to an economic boom with President Trump.
You look at that middle class tax cut bill.
It's going to put about an extra $13,000 in the pockets of every family.
We see inflation, which they told us was permanent, being brought down to record lows.
And I think what we're going to see in Q1 and Q2 of next year is going to really take off like a rocket ship and help all Americans.
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