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Then came a move that few presidents would touch. This was a mini revolution. Instead of dancing around the DEI issue, Trump simply walked in and ended it. Hanson called it “the third rail”—the issue no one dares confront. But Trump didn’t hesitate. He pointed to a Supreme Court...

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🚨 Victor Davis Hanson just exposed what the media refuses to admit about Trump's first 100 days. This was a masterclass breakdown—and it changes everything you think you know about Trump's second term. If you want the raw truth about Trump, not media spin, read this thread. 🧵

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📍And don’t forget to bookmark the post above—you won’t hear these wins from the media, but you’ll want to revisit every single one of them. Now, onto the clips!

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Victor Davis Hanson kicked off the list with the most jaw-dropping revelation of all. In just 100 days, Trump pulled off a border miracle that the so-called experts said was impossible. “He has completely reversed 10,000 people coming in a day, over 300,000 a month, 12,000,000 in 4 years to essentially 97. 98% of the border is secure,” Hanson said. “In fact, there is no open border now.” And Trump’s just getting started. Hanson explained that the next battle is already underway: “Now, he has pivoted to try to address the 12 million people that Joe Biden not only let in, but scattered all over the United States on often state federal local subsidy.” It’s a massive mess. But if Trump could shut the border when everyone said it couldn’t be done — what’s stopping him now? “That's going to be a task,” Hanson admitted. “But he has shut the border. No comprehensive immigration reform, none of the things they said was necessary, none of the things that said that it was impossible, that hampered by. He just did it. We've never seen anything like it.” He didn’t ask for permission. He didn’t wait for Congress. He just got it done.

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Next up: energy. Hanson said Trump hasn’t just altered America’s energy strategy—he’s completely transformed it. The Green New Deal is gone. The electric vehicle mandates? Dead in the water. Instead of wasting billions on failed climate fantasies, Trump is tapping back into the energy sources that made America strong. Clean coal is being revived. Fracking is expanding. O il and gas fields are being reopened. And America is once again exporting LNG to Europe, which desperately needs it. During the Biden years, oil prices soared to $120 a barrel. Today, they’ve dropped by half—and Trump isn’t draining the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to fake those numbers like Biden did before the midterms. He’s preparing to refill it. The message is clear: under Trump, energy independence isn’t a dream—it’s reality.

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On the economy, Trump has shattered expectations and flipped the global trade order on its head. “Everybody said he wiped out the stock market because he insisted on not just free trade, but fair trade,” Hanson said. They mocked him for taking on China. Now the world is lining up to make deals. “And he said he was going to sanction China. And he did. Now all of a sudden we have 70 countries trying to negotiate. And as I’m speaking, nations such as Italy or Japan want to make a deal,” Hanson explained. So what’s the plan? “A deal is they’re not going to run up surpluses at the same extent. We have a $1.1 trillion trade deficit.” And Trump’s momentum is just beginning. “Donald Trump is going to get in the next few weeks a few major nations. And once he does to make a deal, all the others will not want to be without a chair. When the music stops, they will want to follow. When they follow. China will be eager to negotiate because its efforts to get Europe on its side have failed.” Trump isn’t just fixing America’s economy — he’s rewriting the global rules of the game.

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On foreign policy, Trump is restoring America's strength — and making peace possible again. “If you look very quickly abroad, Donald Trump is still trying to find peace. And no, he’s not Putin’s puppet. He’s been very tough on Putin,” Hanson said. And Trump’s strategy is tough where it counts. “He suggests he would have a secondary oil boycott on nations that bought Russian oil, something Biden never imagined. But he is getting frustrated by both sides, and he’s putting renewed pressure in the Middle East.” Iran is crumbling. And Trump isn’t playing games. “Iran is at its weakest point. Israel is ready to take out the nuclear facilities to the extent it cannot without sophisticated heavy bombers. And Donald Trump is not looking for an optional war. He’s telling the Iranians, time is running out. Settle, dismantle.” The Red Sea is open for navigation. The Houthis are in retreat,” Hanson explained. There’s no appeasement here — no deals with terrorists. “There is nobody in the United States who wants to negotiate with Hamas or Hezbollah. It’s an entirely new game.” Meanwhile, China is starting to sweat. “China is very worried that its companies are going to be delisted, that are fraudulent from the stock market in the United States. They’re very worried,” Hanson added.

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And finally, Hanson closed with this: Trump’s first 100 days have been revolutionary. Not since Reagan or FDR has a president driven this much change in so little time. That, Hanson said, is exactly why the system is panicking. “No one in their right mind thought anybody would try to stage a counter-revolution and be so successful in the first hundred days.” This isn’t just another shift in policy. It’s the end of an era—and the beginning of something new.

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Thanks for reading. If you appreciate this kind of reporting, follow me for more daily threads. —> @VigilantFox Craving another political thread? Leavitt and Bessent just unveiled the kickoff to Trump’s golden age of the U.S. economy!

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Skatvedt1 год назад

Correction: We were doing precisely the opposite of what Dr Martin Luther King said we should do. Dr King said we should be colorblind, and work on merit, not skin colour.

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Actually for decades we were told NOT TO JUDGE BY THE COLOR OF SKIN, BUT THE CONTENT OF CHARACTER. For the last 4 years we were told character and experience didn't matter but the color of the skin or gender identity mattered. MOST U.S. citizens did not buy into DEI

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letsgo4kindness1 год назад

Fox, could you correct something here? You misspoke on the DEI point. Hanson said we WERE doing the opposite of what MLK taught us. You phrased it as “NOW” we ARE doing the opposite of what MLK taught. I don’t want people to get the incorrect idea!

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Margarethe1 год назад

This is wrong. Martin Luther King urged us to judge people by their character, not the color of their skin.

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LuAnne1 год назад

Not to mention the cost of DEI. It permeated every crack & crevice and costing a fortune. It was just another boondoggle.

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D1 год назад

THE AMERICAN PEOPLE are on Donald Trump’s side

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The Daily Signal

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Meiselas: Donald Trump tried to infect the [World Cup] with hate as he did everything possible to beat down on the Iranian football team. He wouldn't let the Iranian team stay at US hotels after their games. He wouldn't allow their staff and a lot of their coaches and their local media and families to join them. The Trump regime called the Iranian players agents of the IRGC and said that, in essence, they should be treated like enemy combatants. But the Iranian players and their fans showed the world a very different side, the accurate side, a cultural side that the Trump regime tries to not show. The Trump regime talks about the Iranian people and the Iranian civilization in some of the cruelest of terms. But what we saw was a world united against Donald Trump's hate.
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Meiselas: Donald Trump tried to infect the [World Cup] with hate as he did everything possible to beat down on the Iranian football team. He wouldn't let the Iranian team stay at US hotels after their games. He wouldn't allow their staff and a lot of their coaches and their local media and families to join them. The Trump regime called the Iranian players agents of the IRGC and said that, in essence, they should be treated like enemy combatants. But the Iranian players and their fans showed the world a very different side, the accurate side, a cultural side that the Trump regime tries to not show. The Trump regime talks about the Iranian people and the Iranian civilization in some of the cruelest of terms. But what we saw was a world united against Donald Trump's hate.

MeidasClips

80,395 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Victor Davis Hanson didn’t waste any time. He opened with a bombshell—and then spent the rest of the segment showing his work. He said the polls weren’t just off about Trump. They were being used to manipulate the public. For weeks, headlines have screamed that Trump is trailing by four or five points. But Hanson wasn’t buying it. He pointed to polling from Rasmussen and even Democrat Mark Penn that showed the race was actually neck and neck. Then he zeroed in on a New York Times poll. The headline claimed Trump was way behind, but only 37% of respondents had voted for him in 2024. That, Hanson said, made no sense. “Don’t you think it should have been—I don’t know—51, 49%?” he asked. It wasn’t an isolated problem. The Washington Post polled over 2,000 people—but only 840 were Trump voters. That’s not even close to a representative sample. Hanson laid out the pattern. “In 2016, the polls were completely wrong. In 2020, they overestimated Biden’s strength by 4 or 5 points. And even in 2024, NPR had Kamala Harris winning by four points.” He brought up one of the worst misses in recent memory: “The Des Moines Register had Iowa lost to Trump by three points. He won it by 12.” So what’s going on? Hanson didn’t chalk it up to bad methodology. He called it strategy. “The pollsters are trying to create momentum, fundraising, and jazz up opposition,” he said. These polls weren’t designed to measure public opinion—they were designed to shape it.
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Victor Davis Hanson didn’t waste any time. He opened with a bombshell—and then spent the rest of the segment showing his work. He said the polls weren’t just off about Trump. They were being used to manipulate the public. For weeks, headlines have screamed that Trump is trailing by four or five points. But Hanson wasn’t buying it. He pointed to polling from Rasmussen and even Democrat Mark Penn that showed the race was actually neck and neck. Then he zeroed in on a New York Times poll. The headline claimed Trump was way behind, but only 37% of respondents had voted for him in 2024. That, Hanson said, made no sense. “Don’t you think it should have been—I don’t know—51, 49%?” he asked. It wasn’t an isolated problem. The Washington Post polled over 2,000 people—but only 840 were Trump voters. That’s not even close to a representative sample. Hanson laid out the pattern. “In 2016, the polls were completely wrong. In 2020, they overestimated Biden’s strength by 4 or 5 points. And even in 2024, NPR had Kamala Harris winning by four points.” He brought up one of the worst misses in recent memory: “The Des Moines Register had Iowa lost to Trump by three points. He won it by 12.” So what’s going on? Hanson didn’t chalk it up to bad methodology. He called it strategy. “The pollsters are trying to create momentum, fundraising, and jazz up opposition,” he said. These polls weren’t designed to measure public opinion—they were designed to shape it.

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

355,527 просмотров • 1 год назад

A federal judge, U.S. District Judge William Alsup, has ordered the Trump administration to reinstate thousands of probationary workers that were let go in Donald Trump's mass firings. He ruled the firings didn’t follow federal law and required them to send immediate offers of reinstatement. The agencies include the departments of Agriculture, Defense, Energy, the Interior, the VA, and the Treasury. Love this for Donald. 🍿
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A federal judge, U.S. District Judge William Alsup, has ordered the Trump administration to reinstate thousands of probationary workers that were let go in Donald Trump's mass firings. He ruled the firings didn’t follow federal law and required them to send immediate offers of reinstatement. The agencies include the departments of Agriculture, Defense, Energy, the Interior, the VA, and the Treasury. Love this for Donald. 🍿

Art Candee 🍿🥤

10,109 просмотров • 1 год назад

Victor Davis Hanson: Trump’s Risky Doubling Down On Ukraine President Donald Trump said that he thinks “Ukraine, with the support of the European Union, is in a position to fight and WIN all of Ukraine back in its original form,” on Truth Social last week. Donald Trump essentially told the United Nations that “if the Europeans will stop buying Russian oil and gas and start supporting Ukraine, I will start imposing a secondary boycott against China and India. We will starve Russia out and we will all combine and we can win,” said Victor Davis Hanson on last week’s edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words:”
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Victor Davis Hanson: Trump’s Risky Doubling Down On Ukraine President Donald Trump said that he thinks “Ukraine, with the support of the European Union, is in a position to fight and WIN all of Ukraine back in its original form,” on Truth Social last week. Donald Trump essentially told the United Nations that “if the Europeans will stop buying Russian oil and gas and start supporting Ukraine, I will start imposing a secondary boycott against China and India. We will starve Russia out and we will all combine and we can win,” said Victor Davis Hanson on last week’s edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words:”

The Daily Signal

31,066 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

“It was an ambush.” That was the headline when South African President Cyril Ramaphosa met with Donald Trump at the White House. But Victor Davis Hanson says that narrative falls apart the moment you look closer. “Ambush,” he explained, means a surprise attack from a hidden position. “That was not an ambush. Mr. Cyril Ramaphosa… wanted that meeting with Donald Trump. He requested it. And when he came in, he was prepared to refute Donald Trump.” In fact, Hanson pointed out, the press had been giddy beforehand. They expected Ramaphosa to deliver a public dressing-down—what they didn’t expect was that Trump came just as prepared, if not more so. “Trump was ready for the bill of goods,” he said, “and had his own bill of goods.”
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“It was an ambush.” That was the headline when South African President Cyril Ramaphosa met with Donald Trump at the White House. But Victor Davis Hanson says that narrative falls apart the moment you look closer. “Ambush,” he explained, means a surprise attack from a hidden position. “That was not an ambush. Mr. Cyril Ramaphosa… wanted that meeting with Donald Trump. He requested it. And when he came in, he was prepared to refute Donald Trump.” In fact, Hanson pointed out, the press had been giddy beforehand. They expected Ramaphosa to deliver a public dressing-down—what they didn’t expect was that Trump came just as prepared, if not more so. “Trump was ready for the bill of goods,” he said, “and had his own bill of goods.”

Vigilant Fox 🦊

399,718 просмотров • 1 год назад

Bass: We just heard that the administration’s experiment failed. The raids that were happening in Los Angeles—the random pulling and snatching of people off the streets based on the language they spoke, their appearance, where they work—the court has said that can no longer happen. They recognized that it was unconstitutional, that it violated the rule of law, and that it has to stop. That temporary restraining order has been in place for a couple of weeks, and there has been peace in Los Angeles. I’m so hopeful that now the fear will subside and people will be able to come out of their houses. So, we got the decision on a local level, upheld by the 9th Circuit Court. We know it will eventually go to the Supreme Court, but for now, we’ve had a victory—because Los Angeles stood strong. We said: you experimented on us, and it failed. Thank you for standing together. LA stood strong.
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Bass: We just heard that the administration’s experiment failed. The raids that were happening in Los Angeles—the random pulling and snatching of people off the streets based on the language they spoke, their appearance, where they work—the court has said that can no longer happen. They recognized that it was unconstitutional, that it violated the rule of law, and that it has to stop. That temporary restraining order has been in place for a couple of weeks, and there has been peace in Los Angeles. I’m so hopeful that now the fear will subside and people will be able to come out of their houses. So, we got the decision on a local level, upheld by the 9th Circuit Court. We know it will eventually go to the Supreme Court, but for now, we’ve had a victory—because Los Angeles stood strong. We said: you experimented on us, and it failed. Thank you for standing together. LA stood strong.

Acyn

298,134 просмотров • 1 год назад

Question for Sen. Hirono: Should Schools Treat Students Differently Because of Their Race, Yes or No? Tony Kinnett This isn’t the “gotcha moment” Sen. Maize Hirono thinks it is. Turns out, the U.S. Supreme Court has been ruling against DEI principles in schools and businesses for quite some time now. Even as we revert back to a merit-based society, the Left can’t help but divide people based on superficial identities, such as race. By Sen. Hirono’s logic, people are more deserving of opportunities because of the color of their skin. Luckily, the courts understand how unconstitutional that is.
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Question for Sen. Hirono: Should Schools Treat Students Differently Because of Their Race, Yes or No? Tony Kinnett This isn’t the “gotcha moment” Sen. Maize Hirono thinks it is. Turns out, the U.S. Supreme Court has been ruling against DEI principles in schools and businesses for quite some time now. Even as we revert back to a merit-based society, the Left can’t help but divide people based on superficial identities, such as race. By Sen. Hirono’s logic, people are more deserving of opportunities because of the color of their skin. Luckily, the courts understand how unconstitutional that is.

The Daily Signal

13,146 просмотров • 1 год назад

Victor Davis Hanson drops a brutal metaphor that perfectly encapsulates the socialist takeover that is devouring the Democrat Party from within. He said Democrats created a monster they thought they could control. Now that monster is turning on them. HANSON: “Yeah, it’s the proverbial Dr. Frankenstein. He thought it was cute to make a monster, and the monster devoured them.” “They were the ones that destroyed the border. They’re the ones that talked about packing the court, getting rid of the Electoral College, defunding the police.” “And then these socialists came along and said, ‘That’s a good start, but you lost the Senate, you lost the House, you lost the presidency, you lost the Supreme Court…we’re going to take over and we’re going to go to the next level.’” “Thank you for the boost and the electrical shock to bring us to life…and now we don’t need you anymore.” “That’s their attitude.” HANSON: “Yeah, it’s the proverbial Dr. Frankenstein. Thought it was cute to make a monster, and the monster devoured them.” “They were the ones that destroyed the border, they’re the ones that talked about packing the court, getting rid of the Electoral College, defunding the police.” “And then these socialists came along and said that’s a good start, but you lost the Senate, you lost the House, you lost the presidency, you lost the Supreme Court… we’re going to take over and we’re going to go to the next level.” “Thank you for the boost and the electrical shock to bring us to life, and now we don’t need you anymore. That’s their attitude.”
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Victor Davis Hanson drops a brutal metaphor that perfectly encapsulates the socialist takeover that is devouring the Democrat Party from within. He said Democrats created a monster they thought they could control. Now that monster is turning on them. HANSON: “Yeah, it’s the proverbial Dr. Frankenstein. He thought it was cute to make a monster, and the monster devoured them.” “They were the ones that destroyed the border. They’re the ones that talked about packing the court, getting rid of the Electoral College, defunding the police.” “And then these socialists came along and said, ‘That’s a good start, but you lost the Senate, you lost the House, you lost the presidency, you lost the Supreme Court…we’re going to take over and we’re going to go to the next level.’” “Thank you for the boost and the electrical shock to bring us to life…and now we don’t need you anymore.” “That’s their attitude.” HANSON: “Yeah, it’s the proverbial Dr. Frankenstein. Thought it was cute to make a monster, and the monster devoured them.” “They were the ones that destroyed the border, they’re the ones that talked about packing the court, getting rid of the Electoral College, defunding the police.” “And then these socialists came along and said that’s a good start, but you lost the Senate, you lost the House, you lost the presidency, you lost the Supreme Court… we’re going to take over and we’re going to go to the next level.” “Thank you for the boost and the electrical shock to bring us to life, and now we don’t need you anymore. That’s their attitude.”

Overton

21,856 просмотров • 5 дней назад

Meiselas: We are now learning that the FBI was ordered to flag every time Donald Trump's name was mentioned as part of the Epstein files, per Sen. Durbin...they were specifically ordered at the FBI to look for Donald Trump's name, flag it, and bring it right to the attention of FBI Director Kash Patel, Dan Bongino, and Pam Bondi...And then Donald Trump said it was all a hoax
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Meiselas: We are now learning that the FBI was ordered to flag every time Donald Trump's name was mentioned as part of the Epstein files, per Sen. Durbin...they were specifically ordered at the FBI to look for Donald Trump's name, flag it, and bring it right to the attention of FBI Director Kash Patel, Dan Bongino, and Pam Bondi...And then Donald Trump said it was all a hoax

MeidasTouch

387,132 просмотров • 1 год назад