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but without further ado we got to get into it so we all can see with our own eyes if we're

intellectually honest that Donald Trump is having a really good few weeks. I mean, peace,

we have Netanyahu nominating him for the Nobel Peace Prize, which gives it like a snowball's

chance in hell of happening. But that's neither here nor there. We have the nukes,

nuked, not nuked, but, you know, bombed.

We've got the big, beautiful bill passed. There's so much happening. And yeah, and the

resistance is, ooh, they're fired up. But Dems are kind of in denial. What do I mean?

Well, all of these things are wins.

Trump is delivering on all the kinds of, and he's getting Supreme Court wins and all of this.

But Democrats, they just continue to say, no, no, depends on what you classify as a win.

Here's a prime example.

This was on CNN.

Take a look. Here are some things that have happened.

Gas prices down. Economic indicators are decent. Brand new jobs report shows that's much better than expected and border crossings are down. And now Trump's mega spending bill looks like it's going

to be passed by Republicans. How do you Democrats fight back with the

wins that Trump can tout? Well, it depends on how you define wins, Sarah. It depends how you've

defined wins. She just labeled a bunch of wins, a bunch of great indicators in the United States of America.

And you can't just acknowledge that, Debbie Wasserman Schultz.

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