All right, Real America's voice on a Wednesday night, December 17th, we are gearing up for President Donald John Trump to address the nation 9 p.m. from the White House.

And we have had the A team on the ground here today. Brian Glenn was at the White House, David Zier, the great John Solomon, Mark Serrano, getting you set on what we expect, what we'd like to hear from the President of the United States here tonight.

Please let me bring in and welcome not only to the show, but here to the network, the one end only.

You see him each and every morning 10 to 12, 5 to 6, the one and only Steve Ben and Mr. Ben and welcome welcome on in. How are you? Damon, thank you so much looking forward to this night. Give me your thoughts. What are you looking for? You guys are pretty hard hitting up there in Long Island. We got to win Long Island. We got to, we got to sweep out there in the midterms. What are you guys looking for tonight? Well, you know, we've talked to John and Mark and everybody tonight. And I tried not to make it too simple, but I said to John, it seems to me that the president tonight's job as we think about kicking off the midterms is to make the very simple argument of maybe not, maybe not so much are you better off than you were, but maybe the simple argument of us versus them.

Maybe this has taken a little bit. Some people thinks things are still unaffordable. They

look around and they see things maybe not happening as fast as they like to. But the president

tonight, I think, can make the argument us versus them in the long term. Capitalism, upward

mobility, free markets, you controlling your own life, less government, less taxes,

less regulation is still the recipe for the American dream and for success in this country.

And you voted for me for a reason, and we are out here doing it.

We've done things in 10 months that no one has ever seen before.

But yet, I think the president takes

maybe a little more serious and somber tone. It's not all going to be, hey, we're the best,

we're the best. And look at all we've done. But we're going to balance that with,

this is still the winning recipe for your life, as opposed to what we're about to see

undertaken in New York City and other places

like that.

Damon, is the Mac Daddy on Drudge says reset.

Do you see this in the guys at 6 speed?

Do you guys see it more as a, is it a reset or is a talk about finish what we started?

I mean, I'll toss it around to the guys here. I don't necessarily have to see it as a reset, at least from the president's point of view, because you look at the president's number and I've been listening to Mark Mitchell on your shows. The president's numbers are on the rebound. The people who maybe need the reset is in the House and in the Senate in Congress and guys like John Thune standing there mucking it up, but acting like they're actually trying to be helpful to the president. I think that's where we need a reset. We need a reset in primaries. We need a reset in candidates. We need to reset there. But I don't think the president of the United States needs a reset. I think he can still make the case of, you know,

you elected me for a reason. I'm doing it. You may not be feeling it completely, totally 100% yet, but you will. If you trust us, we will get you there. So I don't, I don't think

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