Trump wants to end birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants, despite it being guaranteed by the 14th Amendment of the Constitution. He has suggested using an executive order to attempt this, though it is likely unconstitutional.
Trump's plan includes starting with immigrants who have committed crimes in the U.S., but will extend to include long-term undocumented immigrants with jobs, families, and no criminal record. He aims to use the military for deportations if local authorities refuse to cooperate.
Trump has expressed a more compassionate stance on the Dreamers, acknowledging their contributions and suggesting he wants to work with Democrats to find a solution for them. However, his broader immigration agenda includes mass deportations and ending birthright citizenship.
Trump's top economic priorities include extending the Trump tax cuts, which primarily benefit the wealthy, and implementing tariffs that could raise prices for consumers. He is less enthusiastic about raising the minimum wage.
Trump wants to repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and replace it with a plan that he claims will be better, though he did not provide specifics. He also expressed skepticism about certain vaccines, aligning with RFK Jr.'s views, which could lead to public health policy changes.
Trump plans to issue pardons for January 6th rioters on his first day in office. He believes those who participated in the Capitol attack committed a major crime and should not have pled guilty under pressure.
Trump believes members of the January 6th committee, including Liz Cheney, should go to jail for their actions. However, he claims he will not direct investigations into them, leaving it to officials like Kash Patel to decide.
The fall of Assad's regime highlights concerns about Tulsi Gabbard's past meetings with Assad and her controversial views on Syria. Critics argue her history of defending Assad and questioning his use of chemical weapons raises questions about her fitness for the role of Director of National Intelligence.
The public reaction has been mixed, with some celebrating the murder and others criticizing the celebration. Social media reactions included 75,000 laughing emojis on Facebook, reflecting widespread frustration with the healthcare system and insurance companies.
Trump's new fragrance is called 'Fight, Fight, Fight.' It is marketed as a symbol of winning, strength, and success, aimed at both men and women who want to 'smell like a winner.'
Donald Trump sits down for his first big interview since winning the election and unveils his plans for mass deportations, pardons for January 6th rioters, and revenge against his political enemies. Jon, Lovett, and Tommy explains what they’re watching for when his second term begins, the social media frenzy over the death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, and how the end of Syria’s dictator Bashar Assad’s regime could impact Tulsi Gabbard’s nomination for Director of National Intelligence. Oh, and just in time for the holidays, Trump is launching a new fragrance: Fight, Fight, Fight—the perfect gift for anyone who wants to smell like grievance and power!