The Trump Report

Trump Says He's 'Ready to Rumble' With a Dem Congress

Sure, President Trump said he’s open to doing deals with the incoming Democrat majority in the House and Senate. The 2026 midterms were brutal, but Trump is defiant and does have a very important card in his pocket: veto power. It’s going to be tough to watch.

Midterm Results Prompt GOP Strategy Review

Sean Spicer, a seasoned Republican strategist, discusses the midterm election results and GOP strategies moving forward. Spicer emphasizes the importance of learning from successes and failures, and highlights the need for the Republican party to address its fundraising challenges, particularly with the potential departure of major donors like Elon Musk and Donald Trump. He critiques the campaign strategies of certain candidates, likening their approach to "political atrophy." Spicer also touches on the disconnect between party messaging and the economic concerns of voters. The conversation further delves into potential shifts in Republican leadership and the agenda for the lame-duck session of Congress. Spicer concludes by stressing the necessity for the party to refocus on issues that directly impact voters' daily lives.

President Trump's Achievements Underrated

Larry Elder discusses the significant achievements of the Trump administration, highlighting improvements in the economy, national security, and law enforcement. Elder points out that under Trump, the stock market saw substantial gains, and taxes on the wealthy were implemented. He emphasizes the administration's success in securing the southern border, reducing crime rates, and setting back Iran's nuclear program. Additionally, Elder mentions the positive impact of Trump's policies on poverty rates and household incomes. He contrasts these accomplishments with the lack of recognition they receive, questioning why similar achievements under other presidents do not garner the same praise.

Iran Billboard Threatens President Trump's Life

(Tehran) -- A massive billboard in Iran is threatening the life of President Trump amid ongoing peace negotiations. The display unveiled Tuesday in Tehran reads "We Will Kill Trump" and depicts the president sitting behind prison bars. A nearby billboard shows Trump, Vice President JD Vance, U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with bloodied faces. The displays appeared one day after U.S. forces conducted limited defensive strikes against Iranian targets near the Strait of Hormuz following reports of Iranian forces firing at a U.S. aircraft. Trump expressed optimism this week about reaching a peace agreement with Iran.