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I was asked about Trump becoming speaker and I answered honestly. I think "speaker Trump" sounds great.

Donald Trump's actions that the media ignores: he donated his presidential salary to various federal departments and initiatives, including veterans affairs and the opioid crisis. While celebrities tweet about inequality, Trump saved a family's farm from foreclosure in Georgia. In another instance, he allowed a homeless woman to stay in Trump Tower and provided her with meals for 8 years. The media focuses on trivial matters like old tweets and his tan, rather than highlighting his compassion and humanity. Trump's actions show more humanity in 4 years than most politicians and celebrities do in their entire lives.

Biden and Trump recently met at the White House, and it was striking to see Trump so happy despite losing the election. His smile was reminiscent of a proud parent, contrasting sharply with Obama’s serious demeanor during the transition. Trump's appearance has changed significantly; he seems to have had Botox and a facelift, making him look unusual. Regardless, his happiness was evident, especially when he donned his MAGA hat. There was a time when he was considered a threat to democracy, but now he appears relaxed and content, as if the political landscape has shifted dramatically.

The entire world witnessed president Trump cower in the presence of Putin. President Trump obviously seemed frightened the presence of Putin. What was he afraid of?

President Trump attended a wake where he prayed with the family and kissed a baby on the forehead, bringing a moment of peace and comfort to everyone present.

US President Donald Trump is angry about the Nobel Peace Prize snub. In a letter addressed to the Norwegian prime minister, Trump said he no longer has an obligation to pursue peace as he was ignored for the Nobel Peace Prize. Bloomberg accessed the letter, in which he argued that the prize is awarded by a five-member committee elected by the Norwegian parliament, and reiterated his desire to seize Greenland, citing that Denmark cannot protect the land from Russia or China. He alleged that Denmark does not have written documents proving its ownership of Greenland, and added that the world is not secure unless The US has total control of Greenland. The backdrop to this is the Nobel Foundation clarifying that the Nobel Peace Prize cannot be revoked, shared, or transferred once awarded. Earlier, Venezuelan leader Maria Machado presented her Nobel Peace Prize medal to President Trump, crediting him for “his extraordinary leadership in promoting peace through strength.” Trump has publicly expressed a desire to win a Nobel Peace Prize on several occasions, including August 2025 when he called Norway’s foreign minister to discuss his chances and later complained after being passed over for Machado. Dr. Glenn Deissen, Professor of International Relations at the University of Southeastern Norway, joins the discussion. He notes that the Norwegian Nobel Committee, not the Norwegian government, awards the Nobel Peace Prize, making Trump’s letter to the prime minister unusual. He describes the premise as strange: “either you give me the Nobel Peace Prize or I won’t care about peace anymore.” He adds that the eight wars listed by Trump as ended include Gaza, where the US financed and armed the genocide, and an Iranian war ending after a surprise US attack, suggesting stopping that war does not align cleanly with the peace claim. Deissen says Trump’s peace vision centers on peace deriving from overwhelming strength plus ambiguity or unpredictability, the fear of consequences, which he believes motivates countries to compromise. At Davos, the geopolitical narrative is shaping up amid anti-Trump demonstrations and concerns over Venezuela and the Middle East. Deissen explains that the threats to seize Greenland are causing a rift between the United States and Europe, with Europeans unsure how to respond. They would like to push back, but fear that threatening military force could be problematic domestically and may not be permanent if power changes. He suggests Trump would prefer a pen-on-paper deal with Denmark for Greenland. The transatlantic alliance could be driven apart as tariffs and assertive U.S. policy unsettle Europe. The discussion frames Trump’s approach as resembling Nixon’s madman strategy—making adversaries believe he is extreme and unpredictable to force concessions—though it is unclear whether Trump is truly extreme or playing a role. The European stance remains uncertain and divided. Speaker 0 thanks Dr. Deissen for joining, and the segment ends with a note to download the WE ON app and subscribe to the YouTube channel.

My man, Donald Trump, is amazing! He pulled off something incredible in football, and it was pure luck. He's the best, no doubt about it. Unbelievable!

Donald J. Trump is now the 45th president of the United States. Despite the potential for both beauty and devastation, we are grateful and determined to get the job done.

We won an election that everyone said couldn't be won. We beat Hillary Clinton. I used to call her Crooked Hillary, but I took that name away from her. That was a great day about 2 months ago. I don't like using names on people, so now I call her Beautiful Hillary. She's a beautiful woman.

On Christmas Day, the president, senate, and first lady surprised troops in Western Iraq. The soldiers were thrilled and expressed their patriotism. One soldier even said he reenlisted because of the president, to which the president responded that he was there because of them. This message is approved by Donald J. Trump.

Visited Blair House and connected with the Bush family, marking a significant presidential moment. Mark Updegrove shared that George H.W. Bush expressed his dislike for Donald Trump, calling him a "blowhard," indicating a stark contrast in temperament and policy between the two. This discontent was also reflected in how Jeb Bush interacted with Trump. However, a positive note from George H.W. Bush to Trump before his inauguration seemed to soften Trump's stance.

My dad called to say Trump was shot, and I said "good" on the phone. He warned me not to say that. I want to apologize to my FBI agent. I don't support guns, but I hope for a positive outcome.

A woman thanks Donald Trump for his support during her illness. She explains that she received a handwritten letter from him while in the hospital, which inspired her. She expresses gratitude for the opportunities his organizations provided for her son, including a full scholarship to college. Trump promises to watch over her son and encourages him to pay it forward. The video commentator highlights this as a rare display of Trump's kindness and emotional side, contrasting it with the negative portrayal by mainstream media. They urge viewers to consider this moment when forming their opinion of Trump.

I learned from Donald Trump again. He's a really nice guy. He made a generous donation to the Global Medical Relief Fund, which is important because my daughter is having a fundraiser for them. She worked there, and we appreciate his support. However, it wasn't as much as the $100,000 he gave to Rod. Regardless, it was very kind of him to contribute. Thank you.

I was relieved when I heard Trump was shot, but then disappointed to learn it was just in the ear. I don't feel bad about it. He disgusts me.

I wasn't voting for Trump before, but now he has my vote.

I had Donald Trump on my prison cell phone. I love you, Donald Trump. Thank you. This is incredible; I feel like I'm walking on a cloud. We love you, Trump. Thank you, Mr. President.

The richest man in the world is spending $1,000,000 to help Donald Trump buy an election.

We won an election that everyone said couldn't be won. We beat Hillary Clinton. I used to call her Crooked Hillary, but I took that name away from her. That was a great day about 2 months ago. I don't like using names on people, so now I call her Beautiful Hillary. She's a beautiful woman.

I sent you the flag that was flown when you were sworn in as president of the United States. Thank you, Mr. President. Thank you, Dr. Jill Biden.

Thank you, Trump.

Donald J. Trump is the president of the United States. The speaker expresses surprise and apologizes for the situation.

A video clip from The Apprentice has resurfaced, with the headline "Donald Trump fans stunned after hearing president's real laugh for the first time." The clip shows Trump interacting with someone, saying, "Don't worry. I won't mess up your hair. Step on it. We'll lead." Someone in the clip says, "I can't believe this is our president. He's so cool. He's lived so many lives. Reality show star, grandpa, president of The United States." After Trump laughs, someone says, "Wow. Holy." The speaker notes that people are saying they don't often hear Trump laugh. The clip ends with someone yelling "Hillary."

If you believe what the media says, you've gained a valuable ally who essentially works for you without charge. I want to be clear, I admire President Trump. I genuinely believe he's a good person. There's something admirable about him. The president has faced relentless and unfair attacks in the media, which is truly outrageous. In my experience, having spent considerable time with him, I have never once witnessed him acting in a mean, cruel, or unethical manner.

The president returned to the US and had a light moment with a marine by Marine 1. The marine's cap kept falling off due to the wind from the helicopter. The president helped put it back on twice before boarding.