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I want to thank you, Mr. President, for entrusting me with the critical role of Director of National Intelligence, especially now. I recognize the American people's diminished trust in the intelligence community due to its weaponization and politicization. I'm committed to refocusing our intelligence community, empowering the dedicated patriots who serve, and prioritizing the safety, security, and freedom of all Americans. This aligns with the mandate you received from the American people. Also, your message about aspiring to be remembered as a peacemaker deeply resonates with service members, veterans, and medal of honor recipients. We appreciate your understanding of the cost of sacrifice and your commitment to making war the last resort. Thank you for your leadership.

I truly believe that you are a pivotal historical figure who will transform this country during a time when our democracy is in tatters. We are seeing a rise in the military-industrial complex and totalitarianism, along with attacks on our constitution and an epidemic that is disabling our people. President Trump has promised to restore the American dream, but we cannot be a strong nation with a weak citizenry. Currently, 60% of our population is sick, and 77% of our children do not qualify for military service. We need a leader who is willing to challenge the vested interests, stand in the way of corruption, and break the institutions that have turned against our democracy. President Trump has shown time and again that he is that hero.

Mr. President Trump, I want to thank you for what you've done for me and my family. I wanted you to know that everyone on your team and everyone that supported this effort, we greatly appreciate it. I wanted you to be able to meditate on how you affected personally lives and the difference that you've made. I'm a six year old grandfather and father, so I can't put words in how excited I am. Give all grace and honor to God, but he used instruments, and there have been a lot of people behind the scenes who have done a great work. I wanted you to hear that directly from me. God bless you and your family.

President Trump, it's an honor to be here with you. Thank you for your sacrifice and for standing up for the people of this country. You had a comfortable life, but you chose to fight for us. It's not fair, but it's still ongoing.

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.

Thank you, Mr. President. At the conclusion of this significant event, expressing gratitude feels insufficient. However, for the millions whose lives will be saved and for the communities that will experience transformation, thank you.

I want to thank President Trump for this opportunity and introduce my family. My first time in the Oval Office was in 1961, meeting my uncle, President Kennedy, to discuss the environment and physical fitness. For twenty years, I've prayed to be in a position to end the childhood chronic disease epidemic. Last year, God sent me President Trump, who has kept every promise. Many doubted him, but he has proven to be a pivotal figure who will transform this country amidst failing democracy, a rising military-industrial complex, and attacks on our Constitution. President Trump promised to restore the American dream and America's strength, but we need a healthy citizenry. He is the hero needed to challenge orthodoxies and vested interests. I appreciate his termination of USAID, which has been captured by the military-industrial complex. We need a revolutionary figure, and you are that figure. I am grateful for the support of Senators Rand Paul, Ron Johnson, Roger Marshall, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Buddy Carter. Thank you, President.

The UN resolution on Ukraine simply states that the war is terrible and must end, aligning with the UN's purpose to bring about world peace. The Security Council passed its first resolution on Ukraine in three years, thanks to President Trump's leadership, focusing on ending the war and bringing both sides together. Shouldn't we be happy that our president is trying to stop wars instead of starting them? To end the war, both sides, especially the Russians, need to negotiate. It's currently at 0% chance of resolution if we don't get them to the table. This war is dangerous and could escalate, so we need to grow up and realize this. President Trump is committed to achieving peace, believing this war wouldn't have happened if he were in office, and we're dedicated to ending it fairly and sustainably.

Congratulations, President Trump. Warm wishes to you, Melania, and the American people on your second inauguration. Your first term was marked by significant achievements in the US-Israel alliance, including withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal, recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital, moving the US embassy there, and acknowledging Israel's sovereignty over the Golan Heights. You also brokered the historic Abraham Accords, fostering peace with four Arab nations. I look forward to collaborating to defeat Iran's terror axis, secure the return of Israeli hostages, dismantle Hamas' military capabilities, and ensure Gaza no longer threatens Israel. Under your leadership, I believe our best days are ahead.

We are proud first-generation Chinese Americans who wholeheartedly support Trump as the only leader capable of saving America. Kamala is unqualified and has lost our trust; she should step aside. We believe America must be strong to help the world, and Trump embodies that strength. We are grateful to America and came here legally, opposing illegal immigration that threatens our country. We need a president who prioritizes America and keeps unqualified leaders away from power. Trump, you are the best president in our lifetime, and we will always fight for you. Thank you for your leadership.

I believe God saved me so I could redouble my efforts to bring peace to the world. Thank you. I've been advocating for the "Make America Great Again" initiative. This reflects my deep compassion for the forgotten men and women of our country.

For the past 20 years, I've prayed to be put in a position to end the childhood chronic disease epidemic. On August 23rd, God sent me President Trump. He's kept every promise he's made to me and has gone way beyond. I'm so grateful to President Trump. Many warned me not to trust him and to get everything in writing. However, we simply shook hands, and he has done everything he said he would. I genuinely believe that President Trump is a pivotal historical figure who will transform this country.

I want to thank our Lord for his good work and everlasting kindness. I commend President Donald J. Trump for his exceptional efforts in supporting Israel and the Jewish people. May he and his family be blessed eternally. - Israel Heritage Foundation, July 10, 2023.

The speaker claims his administration brokered a historic ceasefire between India and Pakistan using trade as leverage, suggesting they trade goods instead of nuclear missiles. He praises the "very powerful," "strong," "good," and "smart" leaders of both countries. He expresses hope the ceasefire will hold and commends Marco Rubio, Marco Stanup, JD Vance, and the entire group for their hard work. He suggests arranging a dinner between the leaders. He states that millions of people could have died from the escalating conflict.

President Trump, send your message to persecuted Christian Armenians. Mister president Trump, you have message for persecuted Christian Armenians, sir? Thank you very much.

With all due respect, it's disrespectful to come to the Oval Office and attack the administration that is trying to prevent the destruction of my country. You're forcing conscripts to the front lines because of manpower problems. You should be thanking the president for trying to bring an end to this conflict. During war, everyone has problems. Even you, but you have a nice ocean. You're in a bad position now and you don't have the cards. With us, you start having cards. You're gambling with the lives of millions of people and with World War Three. What you're doing is disrespectful to this country. I've said thank you many times, even today. I ask that you offer some words of appreciation for the United States of America and the president who's trying to save your country.

Mr. President Trump, I want to thank you for what you've done for me and my family. I wanted you to know that we greatly appreciate everyone on your team who supported this effort. I wanted you to be able to meditate on how you personally affected lives and the difference that you've made. I'm a six-year-old grandfather and father, and I can't put into words how excited I am. I give all grace and honor to God, who used instruments, and there have been a lot of people behind the scenes who have done a great work. I wanted you to hear that directly from me. God bless you and your family.

I thank God for His good work and everlasting kindness. I commend President Donald J. Trump for his exceptional efforts to support Israel.

We stand united as Arab Americans, advocating for our families suffering abroad while the world remains silent. It's time to prioritize peace and recognize our contributions to this nation. We reject the false narratives that demonize us. We envision a Trump presidency that fosters peace, especially in Lebanon and Palestine, and we urge action to stop the bloodshed. Human life must take precedence over money and power. As we approach the elections, let’s ensure our voices are heard against ineffective leadership. We appreciate your visit to Dearborn and the importance of building connections with our community. I honor you, Mr. Trump, with a plaque quoting Ronald Reagan: "Peace is not the absence of conflict, but the ability to handle conflict by peaceful means."

I'm trying to end the destruction of your country through diplomacy. However, it's disrespectful to come to the Oval Office and try to litigate this in front of the American media. You're forcing conscripts to the front lines due to manpower problems, and you should thank the President for trying to bring an end to this conflict. During war, everyone has problems. You may not feel it now, but you will in the future. Don't tell us what we're going to feel; you're in no position to dictate that. We're going to feel very good and strong. You're in a bad position and gambling with the lives of millions, even risking World War Three. Show some appreciation for the U.S. and the president who's trying to save our country. Have you even said thank you once? You campaigned for the opposition in Pennsylvania and need to offer words of appreciation.

I am grateful to be here today to express my gratitude for your support during the war. It is crucial for us to share the details of the war and the real challenges we face. Your assistance has been invaluable in helping us meet our needs and protect our land. Please convey my appreciation to your dedicated workers who have done so much for Ukraine. Without them, we would not have been able to navigate this war.

Speaker 0 presented a letter to the president, stating it was sent to the Nobel Prize Committee. The letter nominates the president for the Peace Prize, which Speaker 0 believes is well deserved. The president thanked Speaker 0, expressing that the nomination was very meaningful, especially coming from Speaker 0.

Your fight for your homeland is admirable, and it is our fight too. In 2017, we will advocate strongly against Russian aggression in Washington. It’s time for Russia to face consequences, but our conflict is with Putin, not the Russian people. We promise to amplify your bravery and make your case known globally. I believe in your victory and will do everything possible to support you. Your courage, not just equipment, has driven our success. The world is watching because we cannot allow Putin to prevail here; his success would embolden him in other nations.

I encourage everyone to enter the sukha and bless President Donald Trump, the first lady, and the White House staff with good health and a speedy recovery. May God grant him a long life, strength, happiness, and clarity. May he be guided by the Almighty to serve his country with dedication and passion.

Speaker 1 asks about the period after the speaker stayed in the country and hid within it until receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, and whether fear for life prevented a return. They note it’s unusual that the Nobel Peace Prize was dedicated to the leader of a different country, with the speaker publicly saying he deserved it more than the speaker. Speaker 0 responds clearly: as soon as they learned they had been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, they dedicated it to President Trump because they believed at that point that he deserved it. They state, “I dedicated to president Trump because I believed at that point that he deserved it,” and add that “a lot of people, most people said it was impossible to achieve what he has just done on Saturday, January 3.” They insist that if they believed he deserved it on October, they now think he has proven to the world what he means. They declare that “January 3 will go down in history as the day Justice defeated a tyranny,” calling it a milestone and saying it is “not only huge for the Venezuelan people and our future,” but “a huge step for humanity, for freedom, and human dignity.”