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Okay, MAGA GOP on Trump, in the 2024 election versus Kamala Harris, he got 99% of the MAGA GOP vote. Perhaps surprisingly, I might have thought it'd be 100%, but it was 99%. Compare that to his approval rating now with the MAGA GOP. It's 98%. That is, there's been no real decline in MAGA support. These folks say that they're going to vote for congressional Republicans come the midterm elections. Again, that's the 99% that Trump got against Kamala Harris. Look now, in terms of the congressional vote, 98% of them say they're going to be voting for House Republican candidates. So that support is actually really holding up strong. It's really, really strong when it comes to MAGA GOP and Republicans holding on to that vote.

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A screenshot compilation of four separate Twitter/X posts (retruthed/shared), each praising a Trump State of the Union speech. The posts are from: Steven Crowder (@scrowder, verified, with a small green play-button icon), Laura Ingraham (@IngrahamAngle, verified), Mark Penn (@Mark_Penn, verified), and Clay Travis (@ClayTravis, verified). Each shows the account's profile picture, name, handle, and text, with a small circular icon and "..." menu in the top right of each post.

Text in image: Steven Crowder ✓ ▶ @scrowder An absolute all time close from President Trump. "When God needs a nation to work his miracles, he knows exactly who to ask." Laura Ingraham ✓ @IngrahamAngle Everyone on the Right should enjoy this while they still can. Once Pres. Trump's gone, we won't see anything like this for a very long time. Mark Penn ✓ @Mark_Penn SOTU How times have changed. Trump gave an artful and moving speech illustrating his policies with a parade of hero Americans from all walks of life. Probably his best speech framing his domestic and foreign policies. In contrast the Democrats were reduced to cat calls and slogans with curse words inappropriate for kids. They looked silly and small while Trump hit big, lofty goals and evoked emotion though the stories of real people. Clay Travis ✓ @ClayTravis This is an incredibly positive pro-America speech. I legit don't know how anyone could disagree with a single thing Trump has said so far. It's all basic common sense — lower crime, secure borders — and a celebration of American excellence through sports and military service.

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- I'm here to support Trump. - Why do you support Trump? - Because Trump has a good economic plan for the country and he also, he proved to the world that he could do it. And he did it for four years, so yeah. - What does it mean to you that he shows up in the Bronx today? - More money in my pocket next four years. - I'm from New York and this is, I always tell myself, I went to Waterwood on May 11th and I said, "Bronx, oh yeah, I'm going." - That's awesome. And what does it mean to you that he showed up in a blue state in New York today? - I feel like he has guts. He's a New Yorker, I don't live too far from where he grew up. So I'm like, I have to go. I have to go show up for Donald Trump. He's in New York, like he has the guts. - Why we're here today is support our presidents. Donald J. Trump, he's done for the Jewish communities. Supporting of Israel, moved their embassy to Jerusalem. As always, back then, it's never been a time or day or year that he never stopped supporting. It was never a wishy-washy type of thing that we've seen now with the current, the legitimate president. Yeah, we're here just to give him support. - I'm the Bronx resident and actually I was a Democrat, but actually I'm supporting Trump.

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is we learned a fleet of mystery drones were spotted flying over U.S. military bases in Virginia last year for 17 straight days. Chuck DeVores retired Army Lieutenant Colonel and Vice President of the Texas Public Policy Foundation, and he joins us now to react. Chuck, thanks for being with us. You wrote an op-ed about this. This happened a year ago. We're just now learning about it. Pretty shocking. What do we know about these drones? Well, Will, first of all, thanks for having me on. But these drones were large. Some of them were as large as 20 feet long. These are the sorts of drones that would have to be launched likely off of a ship offshore. They also had smaller quadcopters that came down off of the larger mothership drones that hovered just above the ground. This happened for 17 straight nights at Langley Air Force Base in Virginia, starting on Pearl Harbor Day, December 7th. And when they started, Will, what ended up happening is you had endless meetings in the White House instead of the warriors defending the base and defending our nation. The Biden-Harris administration dispatched battalions of lawyers to try to figure out what to do. And at the end of the day, they were paralyzed into inaction, did nothing. And then the drone flight simply stopped. OK, so I have a couple of questions I need to understand. First, so you said they were large enough that they probably would have had to been launched from sea, from a ship off the coast. It seems inconceivable that would escape America's attention in terms of our surveillance, our spying from a foreign power. So I don't know how this happens or how... I don't know how... I guess, Chuck, I don't know how big a threat I'm supposed to take this as. I don't know who could have possibly done this. Well, Will, one of the ships was in fact inspected by the Coast Guard and they couldn't find anything. The thing is that there were several other suspicious ships in the region that they never got to. And, Will, it gets worse. Just a couple of months earlier, there were several mystery drone flights over our nuclear testing range in Nevada, just north of Las Vegas. And again, nothing was done. And it gets even worse. Some of the FBI agents that have been assigned to look into this have reported drones flying over their homes as if to say, "Hey, we know where you are." And so I really think that what this does is it boils down to an administration that doesn't take these threats seriously. You just had on the previous segment a drone attack on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's house. Of course, we've seen with Russia and Ukraine, the utility of drones. And yet somehow we're preventing our warriors from defending their own bases by saying, "Oh no, you need to get permission from the attorney general or from Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas." No, that's wrong. Base commanders have an inherent authority within their command to defend their bases.

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