President-elect Donald Trump said during an interview that aired over the weekend that he will treat those who did not vote for him just as well as his strongest supporters. Trump made the remarks during a Sunday NBC News interview with Kristen Welker on “Meet The Press” when asked what his message was to Americans who do not support him. “I’m going to treat you every bit as well as I have treated the greatest MAGA supporters,” he said. “There’s never been anything like MAGA in the history of this country. These people are so dedicated to making America great again. It’s very simple. And I’m going to treat them just the same as I treat MAGA.” “We’re going to treat everybody good,” he continued. “But what I say to them is, I love you, and we’re going to all work together. And we’re going to bring it together. And you know what’s going to bring it together? Success.” He said that success was the key to bringing everyone together and uniting the country, and “that’s what I want to do.” CHECK OUT THE DAILY WIRE HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE WATCH: Trump on his message to those who did not vote for him: “I’m going to treat you every bit as well as I have treated the greatest MAGA supporters. … But what I say to them is I love you, and we’re going to all work together. And we’re going to bring it together.” pic.twitter.com/OsAXEEiQJ1 — Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) December 8, 2024

Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) said during an interview over the weekend that “criminal” activity from the Biden administration related to its withdraw from Afghanistan in 2021 should be investigated by the incoming Trump administration. Mullin made the remarks during a Sunday interview with CNN’s Jake Tapper when asked about President Joe Biden issuing blanket pardons for individuals so the Department of Justice cannot prosecute them in the future. “As far as weaponizing the DOJ and going after political opponents, the only party that’s ever done that is the Democrat Party,” Mullin said. “When President Trump was in office the first time as the 45th president, he didn’t go after the Clintons. He didn’t do this.” “When they went after classified documents, they obviously treated President Trump much different than they did President Biden,” he said. “And so who weaponizes them? Now, if they are afraid of that because they’re afraid the same tool they used against President Trump could be used against them, then, hey, President Biden has the right to do that. But I don’t think they have a reason to be afraid.” He later added: “The first thing we need to do is hold people accountable from the Afghanistan withdrawal. That’s where they should be looking at, because I think there was real criminal activity that took place there, like, for instance, Ambassador Pommersheim telling me personally, when we were over there trying to get Americans out and my group trying to get Americans out, that he was told not to assist us in any way, not to assist us in any way from Washington, D.C.” CHECK OUT THE DAILY WIRE HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE “Who gave him that order that he wasn’t supposed to help me as a member of Congress at the time trying to get Americans out?” he continued. “We’re there on the ground pulling people across the Panjshir bridge into Tajikistan. He’s the ambassador of Tajikistan. And he was told by the State Department not to assist us in any way. That’s a criminal charge that should be investigated. Those things should be looked at.” WATCH: After Trump said members of the January 6 Committee “should go to jail,” @SenMullin tells @jaketapper, “I don’t think they have a reason to be afraid” but adds, “I think that investigation should be looked into if there was criminal activity that took place.” pic.twitter.com/UVfgdzHzqx — State of the Union (@CNNSOTU) December 8, 2024

Former Secretary of Defense Mark Esper, who served under President Donald Trump, said over the weekend that Russia and Iran were “severely impacted” by the collapse of Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad’s government and his exile to Russia. Esper made the remarks on Sunday during a segment on CNN while discussing the stunning collapse of the regime in just a little over a week. “This is historic, to say the least. This is the regime, the Assad regime, that’s ruled that country brutally for 50-plus years. And now they’re coming to an end,” he said. “From a historical perspective, stepping back a little bit, it’s not unlike what’s happened over the past 20 years across the Arab world, as you look at strongmen, from Moammar Gadhafi in Libya, who was toppled, all the way to Saddam Hussein, who was toppled. And in both cases, those regimes fell apart and the brutality ended.” He said that Russia may no longer have a foothold in the Middle East as a result of the collapse. “And, of course, Iran, I think, is most severely impacted by this,” he said. “They will now lose their air and ground routes through Syria that used to supply the Hezbollah in Lebanon, so very significant for those countries on a major basis.” CHECK OUT THE DAILY WIRE HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE “And for other countries in the region — Jordan, Turkey, others — they will now see the return of millions of refugees who have been housed in their countries for years, hopefully for them returning to Syria,” he continued. He said that there was a concern about weapons, including chemical weapons, from Assad’s military falling into the hands of the terrorist rebels. “We don’t want it to look like the ISIS caliphate. So that’d be another immediate concern,” he said. “We don’t want it to look like the Taliban rule. We don’t want it to look like a theocracy in Iran.” He added that he believes that Trump’s assessment of the situation, that the U.S. should not get involved, is completely correct. “I agree. I don’t see that role right now to do that,” he said. “Donald Trump is always consistent, if there’s one thing, that he did not want to get involved in wars. So I think we should take him at his word on that.” WATCH: Former Trump Defense Secretary @MarkTEsper tells @jaketapper that “Iran is most severely impacted” by the collapse of the Assad regime and says the big question is “who is going to govern Syria and what will it look like?” pic.twitter.com/4BLh8TygpU — State of the Union (@CNNSOTU) December 8, 2024

President-elect Donald Trump said during an interview over the weekend that it was ridiculous that people were criticizing former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI) over her meeting years ago with then-Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. Trump’s remarks during the interview on NBC News’ “Meet The Press” with Kristen Welker were aired on Sunday, just a day after Assad was forced to flee the country as his government collapsed following an aggressive military campaign from terrorist rebels. “I met with Putin. I met with President Xi of China. I met with Kim Jong-un twice,” Trump said. “Does that mean that I can’t be president?” “People meet. All these people meet,” he continued. “I mean, I see some of the most dishonest people. I’ll tell you, the 51 agents that said that the laptop wasn’t from Hunter, it was from Russia, what about them? Tell me about them. Do you think they did something wrong? Do you think they were all so stupid that they thought that the laptop from hell?–” CHECK OUT THE DAILY WIRE HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE When asked if he had confidence in Gabbard, Trump said: “I do. I mean, she’s a very respected person.” WATCH: Trump rips people claiming that former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard’s (D-HI) meeting with then-Syrian President Bashar al-Assad disqualifies her from ODNI. “I met with Putin. I met with President Xi of China. I met with Kim Jong-un twice. Does that mean that I can’t be president?” pic.twitter.com/t8UeX6oGgg — Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) December 8, 2024

President-elect Donald Trump said during an interview over the weekend that he will not give special treatment to ally Elon Musk over Musk’s competitors. Trump made the remarks during a Sunday NBC News interview with Kristen Welker on “Meet The Press” when asked about Musk, who was the largest donor during the 2024 election. “Will you favor Elon Musk over other leaders of competitor companies, like Jeff Bezos?” Welker asked. “No, Jeff Bezos called me. We’re having dinner,” Trump said. “As you know, Mark Zuckerberg came in. We had a really nice dinner. He asked to have dinner. I had dinner with him. I’m having dinner with everybody. People like me now, you know? It’s something going on that people — I said, ‘Would you have come to dinner with me if I lost?’ I think the answer is no.” “You know, I said, kiddingly, of course, because I don’t want to sound foolish. But I say jokingly, ‘Would you have been here at dinner if I lost?’ And the answer was, ‘Probably not,'” he continued. “Look, I’m getting called by everybody.” CHECK OUT THE DAILY WIRE HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE WATCH: Donald Trump tells NBC News’ Kristen Welker that he won’t give Elon Musk special treatment over other tech leaders. pic.twitter.com/BVk8S5svUu — Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) December 8, 2024

In the hours after Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s regime fell over the weekend, U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) said its forces conducted “precision airstrikes targeting known ISIS camps and operatives” in central Syria on Sunday. “The strikes against the ISIS leaders, operatives, and camps were conducted as part of the ongoing mission to disrupt, degrade, and defeat ISIS, in order to prevent the terrorist group from conducting external operations and to ensure that ISIS does not seek to take advantage of the current situation to reconstitute in central Syria,” CENTCOM said in a statement. “The operation struck over 75 targets using multiple U.S. Air Force assets, including B-52s, F-15s, and A-10s.” CENTCOM said battle damage assessments were “underway” and noted that there were “no indications” of civilian casualties. CENTCOM also said it would “continue to carry out operations to degrade ISIS operational capabilities even during this dynamic period in Syria” together with U.S. “allies and partners” in the region. RELATED: Israel Occupies Buffer Zone As Syria Falls Into Chaos, Netanyahu Warns Of ‘Significant Dangers’ “There should be no doubt — we will not allow ISIS to reconstitute and take advantage of the current situation in Syria,” said Gen. Michael Erik Kurilla. “All organizations in Syria should know that we will hold them accountable if they partner with or support ISIS in any way.” Assad fled to Russia as rebel forces took over the capital of Damascus amid a sudden resurgence of fighting in Syria’s civil war that had stalled in recent years, The Daily Wire reported. Russia’s state media said Assad and his family made it to Moscow and were granted political asylum. In public remarks, President Joe Biden announced that U.S. forces conducted “precision airstrikes” within Syria against ISIS, and pledged to help “ensure stability” in the country. CHECK OUT THE DAILY WIRE HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE “We’re clear-eyed about the fact that ISIS will try to take advantage of any vacuum to re-establish its capabilities and to create a safe haven,” Biden said. “We will not let that happen.” President-elect Donald Trump, who is slated to begin his second term in a little more than five weeks, declared in a post to X on Saturday that Syria is a “mess” and the United States should “NOT GET INVOLVED!”

It’s a few weeks until Christmas, and many mailboxes are beginning to fill with cards. Millions of families spend lots of time, and often money, to create the perfect Christmas cards. From coordinated outfits to a beautiful setting, it must be picture-perfect. It isn’t just the ordinary folks who send out Christmas cards, it is also a time-honored tradition for the royal family. King Charles and Queen Camilla made the best of a difficult few months this year by creating a beautiful Christmas card to share. The pair shared the card on their official Instagram, and Charles and his wife looked charming. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Royal Family (@theroyalfamily) King Charles And Queen Camilla’s Christmas Card Shows The Couple’s Sweet Side They appear happy and somewhat casual in the shot in the Gardens of Buckingham Palace. The king wore a grey suit, and the queen an elegant royal blue gown. According to their Instagram account, King Charles and Queen Camilla took the Christmas card picture in April. The photo was taken two months after Buckingham Palance announced the king had prostate cancer. Shortly after his cancer diagnosis, it was revealed Princess Kate also had cancer. It has been a challenging year for the royal family, but everyone appears in good health and spirits ahead of Christmas. King Chares and Queen Camilla’s Christmas card photographer commented on the Instagram post, “Happy Christmas to Their Majesties – truly honoured that they should choose one of my photos for their card.” “Happy Christmas too, TM, the king and Queen, and all members of the royal family,” a follower said. This person agreed, “You both look so well. God bless TM King Charles and Queen Camilla x.” “Gorgeous photo! Both Their Majesties look so happy on it,” a follower pointed out. May this Christmas be on filled with love and light for the entire royal family. This story’s featured image is by Michael Tubi via Shutterstock. The post King Charles And Queen Camilla Share Their Elegant And Simple Christmas Card appeared first on InspireMore.

With frustrating delays on the tarmac during holiday travel at one the busiest airport in the world, one might expect only cranky people to make the news. But on flight 1238, stuck in Atlanta, Georgia, last night, some unexpected holiday cheer broke out—and everyone joined in for the chorus. Passengers aboard the packed Delta Airlines […] The post Saved by a Saxophone: Delayed Flight Gets Unexpected Holiday Cheer for Cranky Travelers (WATCH) appeared first on Good News Network.

For days, a kitten hid among a pile of logs. Kind people showed up, determined to change her world. FridayThriftedKittensAnimalRescueA concerned community member heard cries coming from an alley and discovered a gray tabby hiding in a pile of logs. The kitten had wedged herself into the pile and refused to come out.The finder began leaving food out, hoping to coax the kitten out of hiding. She remained concealed, venturing only far enough to eat.The kitten cried for her mom for four days, but her mom never returned. The finder turned to her community, seeking assistance to bring the little one to safety. She was found alone, hiding in a pile of logsThriftedKittensAnimalRescue"Two of our volunteers, Haley and Sarah, saw the post in a neighborhood Facebook group and immediately went to help," Thrifted Kittens Animal Rescue shared with Love Meow."Thankfully, they were able to move the wood and bring the tiny kitten to safety." ThriftedKittensAnimalRescueOnce freed from her predicament, the kitten's demeanor changed almost instantly.She found solace in her rescuers' arms, leaning into their hands as they gently petted her. After days of living in fear, her cries ceased as she soaked up the affection she had longed for. Haley and Sarah rushed to rescue the kittenThriftedKittensAnimalRescue"The kitten is understandably terrified after the ordeal. She will never be cold or hungry again."They tucked her under their jacket to keep her warm and calm. The kitten melted into their embrace, her fear dissipating. Volunteers soon secured a foster home, giving her a safe space to start anew. Friday finally felt safe and warm with her rescuersThriftedKittensAnimalRescueWithin days, the kitten, named Friday, came out of her shell and truly thrived. She was delighted to have food available all day, plenty of toys to pounce on and wrestle with, a cat tree to scale, and the company of her human and furry friends.She quickly filled out, her coat became soft and gleaming, and her energy levels soared. Friday has blossomed into a happy, playful house catThriftedKittensAnimalRescueAfter being lost outdoors, Friday decided never to be alone again. She clung to her companions, basking in their affection.Her rescuers may never know how she ended up by herself, but now she spends her days as a cherished indoor cat, surrounded by loving humans and friends. She enjoys the company of her furry friendsThriftedKittensAnimalRescueFriday enjoys playing "tetherball" by the cat post and constantly amuses her people with her goofy antics. She's fascinated by the clock on the table, watching the hands move as if she's on a mission.Seeing how much she flourished in her foster home, they were certain that the perfect family would find her soon. She's very playful and curious about anything that movesThriftedKittensAnimalRescueThanks to her compassionate rescuers, Friday was saved from an uncertain future. She found courage in her foster home and learned to get along with other animals. She blossomed into a pampered house cat and wouldn't have it any other way.A family fell head over heels for the sweet kitten and welcomed her into their loving home. Friday has found her forever familyThriftedKittensAnimalRescueOnce a frightened little soul hiding among a pile of logs, she now sleeps peacefully in her cozy bed at her forever home, dreaming of her next adventure. Happy and lovedThriftedKittensAnimalRescueShare this story with your friends. More rescued cats and kittens like Friday at Thrifted Kittens Animal Rescue on Instagram and Facebook.Related story: Cat Curls Up Between a Couple After 848 Days Wishing for a Home from the Time He was Just a Kitten

NBC caught the coveted first post-election Regime Media interview of President-Elect Donald Trump. Meet the Depressed host Kristen Welker’s sit-down with the once and future president featured some newsworthy items, but was mostly a showcase for her blatant deceptions. WATCH, for example, as Welker regurgitates the debunked and ridiculed lie about migrants not taking over apartment complexes in Colorado (click “expand” to view transcript): Why no one trusts the media, part infinity: NBC's Kristen Welker repeats the well-debunked lie that violent migrant gangs DID NOT take over apartment complexes in Colorado pic.twitter.com/UW6PcDWvmQ — Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) December 8, 2024 DONALD TRUMP: And the Venezuelan are the worst in the world. They’re vicious, violent people. And you see what they've done in Colorado and other places. They’re taking over- literally taking over apartment complexes and doing it with impunity. They don't care. They couldn’t- they’re just, I’m telling you- they're in the real estate business. KRISTEN WELKER: You know the local police say they’re- that is not the case in Colorado. TRUMP: Oh, it's totally the case. I mean’ they have it on tape. WELKER: You don't believe the local police? TRUMP: I play it- I used to play it at my rallies every single night. No. It was- they’re breaking into doors, they’re taking over the building.  WELKER: But, Sir, you raise the point… TRUMP: And, by the way, the police… WELKER: Yeah. TRUMP: The police are afraid to do anything. That moment was an immediate callback to Vice President-Elect JD Vance’s annihilation of ABC’s Martha Raddatz over the same issue, but Welker took it a step further by denying that the takeovers ever happened. Even Raddatz stipulated to three apartment complexes taken over by Tren de Aragua. The exchange proves that facts are secondary to the media’s practice of reflexive fact-checking, even when the facts are not in dispute. The exchange on immigration occurred shortly thereafter. After promising to work on legalization of the “DREAMers”, Trump vowed to end birthright citizenship (click “expand” to view transcript): TRUMP on birthright citizenship: "We have to end it." pic.twitter.com/FHS9XZo9mn — Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) December 8, 2024 WELKER: Let me ask you about some of your other promises on this topic.  TRUMP: Okay. WELKER: You promised to end birthright citizenship on Day One. Is that still your plan? TRUMP: Yeah, absolutely. WELKER: The 14th Amendment, though, says that, quote, “all persons born in the United States are citizens.” Can you get around the 14th Amendment with an executive action? TRUMP: Well, we’re going to have to get a change. We’ll maybe have to go back to the people. But we have to end it. We're the only country that has it. You know? WELKER: Through an executive action? TRUMP: You know we're the only country that has it. You know, if somebody sets a foot- just a foot. One foot, you don't need two. On our land. Congratulations, you are now a citizen of the United States of America! Yes, we're going to end that, because it's ridiculous. Do you know…? WELKER: Through executive action? TRUMP:  Well, if we can, through executive action. I was going to do it through executive action but then we had to fix Covid first, to be honest with you. We have to end it. Again, Welker with the fake fact-check predicated on a lie. The lie, in this case, is Welker’s incomplete reading of the 14th Amendment, a fact not lost on Senator Mike Lee (R-UT): Trump to Welker on abortion pill availability: "I hate to go on shows, like Joe Boden: 'I'm not going to give my son a pardon...' I watched this, and I always knew he was going to give him a pardon. And so to- I don't like putting myself in a position like that." pic.twitter.com/2YCn9noChz — Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) December 8, 2024 “Subject to the jurisdiction thereof” in this context is a significant bad-faith omission that presumes an entitlement to U.S. citizenship. Birthright citizenship has never faced a significant challenge, and it is ripe for exploration given the millions of illegal migrants that have streamed over the border over the last four years. On abortion, Welker tried to engage Trump on access to the abortifacient pill, which Trump turned into a point on the pardon of Hunter Biden  (click “expand” to view transcript): Trump to Welker on abortion pill availability: "I hate to go on shows, like Joe Boden: 'I'm not going to give my son a pardon...' I watched this, and I always knew he was going to give him a pardon. And so to- I don't like putting myself in a position like that." pic.twitter.com/2YCn9noChz — Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) December 8, 2024 WELKER: Will you restrict the availability of abortion pills when you're in office? TRUMP: Probably we’re- I'll probably stay with exactly what I've been saying for the last two years. And the answer is "No". WELKER: You commit to that? TRUMP: Well, I commit. I mean, are things- do things change? I think they change. I hate to go on shows like, Joe Biden, “I’m not going to give my son a pardon. I will not under any circumstances give him a pardon.” I watched this, and I always knew he was going to give him a pardon. And so did- I don’t like putting myself in a position like that. So things do change. But I don’t think it’s going to change at all.  After the exchange on weaponization of government, Welker delves into the nomination of Kash Patel as Director of the FBI (click “expand” to view transcript):  Trump on FBI Director Wray: "I'm very unhappy with the things he's done." pic.twitter.com/38wbCJxowW — Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) December 8, 2024 WELKER: Sir, are you going to fire the current FBI Director, Christopher Wray, who you appointed? TRUMP: Well, I can't say I'm thrilled with him. He invaded my home -- I'm suing the country over it. He invaded Mar-a-Lago. I'm very unhappy with the things he's done. And crime is at an all-time high. Migrants are pouring into the country that are from prisons and from mental institutions, as we've discussed. I can't say I'm thrilled. I don't want to say- I don’t want to- again, I don't want to be Joe Biden and give you an answer and then do the exact opposite. WELKER: We're going to talk about that. TRUMP: So I'm not going to do that. What I'm going to say is, I certainly cannot be happy with him. You take a look at what's happened. And then when I was shot in the ear, he said, “oh, maybe it was shrapnel.” Where's the shrapnel coming from? Is it coming- is it coming from Heaven? I don't think so. So we need somebody to straighten- you know, I have a lot of respect for the FBI. But the FBI's respect has gone way down over the last number of years. WELKER: Don't you have to fire him in order to make room for Kash Patel if he is, in fact, confirmed?  TRUMP: Well, I mean, it would sort of seem pretty obvious that if Kash gets in he’s going to be taking somebody's place, right? That somebody is the man you’re talking about. Welker took another pass at retribution, at the 2020 election, and at blaming Trump for the divisions in the country, getting shot down on all three premises (click “expand” to view transcript): Welker takes another pass at retribution and gets shot down: pic.twitter.com/DnfbtZSdfS — Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) December 8, 2024 WELKER: Sir, I don't have to tell you this, because you've talked about it. It comes at a time when the country is deeply divided and now you're going to be leading this country for the next four years. For the sake of unifying this country, will you concede the 2020 election and turn the page on that chapter? TRUMP: No. No. Why would I do that? But let me just tell you… WELKER: You won't ever concede? TRUMP: When you say the country is deeply divided. I'm not the president. Joe Biden is the president. WELKER: But you're going to be the president. TRUMP: No, no. I'm not the president. So when you say it's deeply divided, I agree, but Biden's the president, I'm not. And he has been a divider. And you know where he divided it more than anything else and it probably backfired on him, I think definitely, is weaponization. When he weaponized the Justice Department and went after his political opponent, me. He went after his political opponent violently, because he knew he couldn't beat him. And I think it really was a bad thing. And it really divided our country. WELKER: Sir, Democrats have control of The White House now, they didn't in 2020. If they are going around stealing elections -- TRUMP: Are you saying Democrats have control? Now? WELKER: Of The White House. TRUMP: Yeah. WELKER: So why didn't they steal this election, since they have more power now? TRUMP: Because I think it was too big to rig. WELKER: So you won't -- TRUMP: Too big to rig. WELKER: To the people who say that you're now directing your Justice Department to investigate the 2020, and they want to move on, is that a good use of precious resources… TRUMP: I have very capable- I think Pam is going to be great. WELKER: Is that what you want them to do? TRUMP: By the way. Just so you know, I have the right to do that, but I'm not interested in that. WELKER: Oh, you're not? You're not going to do that. TRUMP:  I'm not interested -- I have the absolutely right. I'm the chief law enforcement officer. You do know that? I'm the president. I'm the- but I’m not interested in that. You know what I’m interested in? Drilling and getting prices down and stopping people from pouring into our border that come from prisons and mental institutions.  Individual analyses will vary on what the main takeaway from this interview might be, but I was struck by this Trump quote towards the end of the Meet the Press broadcast: “I have to bring civilization back to our country.” (click “expand” to view transcript):  The most significant quote from the @realDonaldTrump-Welker interview, a generational quote: "I have to bring civilization back to our country." pic.twitter.com/8v46xEFmGB — Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) December 8, 2024 WELKER: I want to ask you, Sir, one final question. What do you want to say to Americans who didn't support you in this campaign? TRUMP: I'm going to treat you every bit as well as I have treated the greatest MAGA supporters. There's never been anything like MAGA in the history of this country. These people are so dedicated to making America great again, it's very simple. And I'm going to treat them just the same as I treat MAGA. We’re going to treat everybody good. We want success for our country, we want safety for our country. Our country is under threat, as you know. We have a tremendous threat militarily because of the power of weapons and weaponries. It's a tremendous threat. Nobody talks about it, but it's a tremendous threat. I want to treat everybody the same. I want to treat them well. And at the end of this four years, and I'll have a big head start, because I was there for four years fairly recently. A lot of bad things were done during the four years that I wasn't there. And mostly in what they've done, in terms of our reputation overseas…our reputation is so bad, so shot, I've got to bring it back. And I also have to -- I have to bring back civilization to our country. Our country is a crime pod. We have to get rid of crime. We have so many things to do. We have to do the prices, we have to do all of that. But we have to get the criminals out of our country. We have to bring down crime. People have to be able to walk across the street and buy a loaf a bread without being shot. And that's going to happen. But what I say to them is, I love you, and we're going to all work together. And we're going to bring it together. And you know what's going to bring it together? Success. I saw, just prior to Covid coming in, I had polls that were the highest anyone -- (John) McLaughlin and (Tony) Fabrizio said, “George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, if they came back from the dead and ran as president and vice president couldn't beat you, sir.” We were doing so well. And I was getting along with the left. Let's call it the left. We'll be nice. We'll just call it -- but I was getting along with people that you would consider liberal or Progressive, as they like to say, at levels that  I never thought was possible. You know what it was? Success. Success was bringing the country together, and that’s what I want to do. Is this interview a preview of what the next four years will look like? Probably not. As one presidency transitions to the next, it is not unreasonable to expect the media to transition from Regime to Resistance. But today, we have a glimpse. A media insistent on plodding forward with fake narratives, and a President Trump that plows right through them.  Exit question: how many people will have watched the Meet the Press interview versus the Joe Rogan interview? Those 24-hour splits will be WILD.