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have you caught your breath yet? It's been one month since Trump was sworn in. I do think that we've had maybe more executive orders than CNN has viewers each night. So hello to our friends at CNN. Trump signed more executive orders in the first 30 days than every president since the 80s combined. And we can already see the change. Criminals are going home. The border is sealed shut. America is safe, sovereign, proud, and free. We are a nation that everyone in the world understands all across this planet. You do not come here illegally. You will not get in. You will go to jail. You will go home. You will not succeed. This is the biggest and most successful change in any area of law enforcement that this nation has ever seen. And he did it in under one month. The America we knew under Joe Biden's vanish, poof, like that. President Trump's first month in office has exceeded the wildest dreams of his most loyal supporters and the darkest nightmares of his fiercest attractors. The America that Joe Biden left behind on January 20th is no longer recognizable, erased in four frenetic weeks by an empowered, implacable, and historically popular MAGA presidency. The White House celebrated the one-month anniversary by handing out nine-page packets full of Trump's accomplishments. Give it to the press. Doubt they'll report on it, so I will. Here's some highlights. Border secured. Hostages returned. Girls sports saved. DEI dead. Fraud dozed. Cabinet cleared. Hundreds of billions of foreign investments secured. Drill, baby, drill, and paper straws canceled. Just to name a few. The president also honored Black History Month today with a very special guest. Is there anybody like our tiger? How are you? Would you want to just say a couple of words? He doesn't. He's much more comfortable. It's an honor to be here. It's an honor to be here with you, Mr. President, and to be on the road here with all of you. Thank you so much. Things are going so well. He's thinking about never leaving. I won't be happy the next time. Should I run again? You tell me. There's your controversy right there. There's your controversy. Four more years of Trump. Democrats might actually move to Canada, but by that time it'll be a state. It's been a whirlwind month. That's all part of the plan. Unlike Trump 1.0, the chaos is calculated and explicitly designed to institutionalize MAGA, paralyze the president's enemies, and permanently break the Washington establishment. It's not just DC getting a makeover. He's upending the world order. No one expected Trump to handle global affairs like his predecessors, but few expected him to move so rapidly to reorient U.S. foreign policy away from the course it has charted since 1945. Trump's making our foreign policy more transactional. No more freebies from the U.S. If you want our help, you got to bring something to the table. And the president's taking a different approach to Ukraine. A modestly successful comedian, Vladimir Zelensky, talked the United States of America into spending 350 billion dollars to go into a war that couldn't be won. Zelensky admits that half of the money we sent him is missing. He refuses to have elections, is very low in Ukrainian polls, and the only thing he was good at was playing Biden like a fiddle, a dictator without elections. Zelensky better move fast or he is not going to have a country left. Zelensky probably wants to keep the gravy train going. I love Ukraine, but Zelensky has done a terrible job. His country has shattered and millions have unnecessarily died. Is this all part of the negotiation? I have no idea. I think what President Trump, what makes him such an effective negotiator, I've seen this in private, is that he doesn't take anything off the table. When he walks into negotiation, he says everything is on the table. And of course, that makes the heads explode in the American media because they say, why are you talking to Russia? Well, how are you going to end the war unless you're talking to Russia? You've got to talk to everybody involved in the fighting if you actually want to bring the conflict to a close. Senator Josh Hawley is here. So Senator, why did the president rip Zelensky's face off? Well, why did he? It's because he wants to bring him to the negotiating table. That's exactly what the vice president just said, Jesse. And you're right. I mean, listen, this has been an incredible month. President Trump has gotten Russia to the negotiating table after they refuse to come for years. I mean, Joe Biden, they wouldn't sit down with Joe Biden. They wouldn't do anything for him. Trump has them at the table. Zelensky will come to the table. And whether we're talking about Ukraine, whether we're talking about the fraud and waste and abuse that the president is exposing everywhere. Here's how I look at it, Jesse. He is really, he's getting the rot out of our government. Never has this government been so corrupt and Trump is just tearing the rot out of the government. And it's a great thing to see.

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