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| Happy Wednesday, Patriots! | President Trump took his affordability message straight to Pennsylvania last night — and he didn't hold back.
In a nearly two-hour rally, Trump compared real wages under his administration to Biden's, telling supporters that "they caused the high prices, and we're bringing them down." | He highlighted rising paychecks, falling grocery costs, and collapsing energy prices, even showing charts to drive the point home. | Trump noted that real wages dropped thousands under Biden, while workers across manufacturing, construction, and mining are now seeing gains. And he tore into Democrats' "affordability" push, saying it's "like Bonnie and Clyde preaching about public safety." | Don't miss the rest of today's Trump headlines below! | —Nick | In today's email:
🔔 Trump Gives Major Address on the Economy
🏥 Trump Shares Recovery Update on Wounded Guardsman
🇺🇦 Trump Pressures Zelenskyy on New Elections
⚖️ Trump Defends SCOTUS Judges Alito and Thomas
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Trump shared emotional updates on West Virginia National Guardsman Staff Sgt. Andrew Wolfe, who was critically wounded in the late November ambush shooting in Washington DC that killed 20-year-old Sarah Beckstrom. The president described staying in close contact with Wolfe's parents, with his mother insisting her son would survive despite doctors giving him almost no chance. Trump invited the family to the Oval Office and praised the mother's unwavering faith while the father was devastated. Days after the shooting, Wolfe's mother called to tell Trump her son moved his finger. Trump revealed at the Pennsylvania rally that Wolfe got up from bed despite not yet being able to speak, praising the medical teams and military personnel providing care. | 🇺🇦 Trump Pressures Zelenskyy on New Elections
Trump pressured Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to hold new elections, warning that Ukraine is reaching "a point where it's not democracy anymore." The president suggested that fresh elections would help legitimize any peace deal negotiations with Russia. Trump has been pushing for an end to the war and his comments signal growing frustration with Ukraine's wartime governance. The administration continues working toward brokering peace talks between Kiev and Moscow. Trump's remarks come as he ramps up diplomatic efforts to end the conflict that has dragged on for years. | ⚖️ Trump Defends SCOTUS Judges Alito and Thomas
Trump dismissed calls for Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas to step down from the Supreme Court, calling them "fantastic" justices. Democrats and some progressive groups have pushed for the conservative justices to retire, citing concerns about ethics and longevity. Trump defended both justices and their records on the bench. The president made clear he has no plans to pressure either justice regarding their tenure. Trump's comments came as the Supreme Court heard major cases on executive power and administrative authority. | 🚨 Trump DHS Launches Illegal Alien Database
Trump's Department of Homeland Security launched a public database showcasing the "worst of the worst" illegal aliens in custody. The database allows Americans to see detailed information about dangerous criminals who entered the country illegally. DHS officials said the transparency measure will help communities understand the threats posed by criminal aliens. The database includes information on violent offenders, gang members, and repeat criminals. The administration framed the launch as accountability for Biden-era border policies that allowed dangerous individuals into the country. |
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| | | | | | 🔔 Trump Gives Major Address on the Economy 🔔 | Trump's Pennsylvania rally came at a critical moment, with affordability becoming the defining issue after Democrats swept 2025 elections by hammering Republicans on high prices. The president compared Democrats talking about affordability to Bonnie and Clyde preaching about public safety, insisting they caused the inflation crisis his administration is now solving. | Trump presented detailed wage data showing real wages plummeted by $3,000 under Biden, while factory workers have seen their real wages increase by $1,300 under his second administration, construction workers by over $1,800, and miners by $3,300. Construction workers saw their real wages drop by $3,500 under Biden compared to gains under Trump. The president cited Walmart data showing a full Thanksgiving meal is 25% cheaper under his administration than under Biden, with turkey prices down 33% and egg prices down 80% since March. | Trump touted 22 states having gas prices lower than any point in the last seven years, with three states hitting $1.99 per gallon. He announced Pennsylvania has added nearly 60,000 jobs since inauguration, with 4,000 manufacturing jobs and more than 40,000 Pennsylvanians lifted off food stamps. Working with Senator Dave McCormick, Trump said the administration secured commitments for nearly $100 billion in investments for Pennsylvania, including saving U.S. Steel through a partnership with Japan's Nippon Steel that keeps headquarters in Pittsburgh. | The president gave his economy an "A-plus-plus-plus-plus-plus" grade in an interview ahead of the speech, declaring he has no higher priority than making America affordable again. A new survey showed Trump's approval at 41%, up from 38% last month, with Republicans driving the increase and the president's approval on cost of living jumping from 26% to 31% fueled by a 10-point jump among Republicans. | Despite the gains, a recent poll found 76% of voters still view the economy negatively, up from 67% in July and 70% at the end of Biden's term. Three-quarters of those polled viewed the economy negatively, and by nearly a two-to-one margin voters say Trump was more responsible for the current economy than Biden. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said Trump would deliver a positive speech about bigger paychecks and lower prices for the American people, while the president insisted prices are "coming down tremendously from the highest prices in the history of our country." | Trump also touched on lower mortgage rates, $18 trillion in new private investments compared to Biden's less than $1 trillion, and a hot stock market as examples of economic success, adding that he doesn't have to "sell" his administration's policies because they're the right policies, unlike Democrats who have to sell open borders and men in women's sports. | | | | | 🍟 Quick Bite News 🍟 | 🤖 White House officials pressed international allies to free artificial intelligence from "innovation-killing regulations" as the administration works to maintain America's competitive edge in AI development. Trump's team is pushing for a lighter regulatory touch compared to Europe's stricter approach, with officials arguing overregulation stifles innovation. The effort comes as China rapidly expands its AI capabilities and the U.S. seeks to maintain technological leadership in machine learning and advanced computing. | ⚓ The U.S. deployed fighter jets to the Gulf of Venezuela in the closest known approach to the country amid rising tensions following recent boat strikes that killed American contractors. The military maneuvers signal American resolve after Venezuelan naval forces attacked vessels in disputed waters. The deployment marks a significant escalation in the standoff between Washington and the Maduro regime, with the Pentagon sending a clear message about protecting American interests in the region. | 🏫 A Michigan parent wants Trump to take action after their daughter was forced to share a locker room with a transgender athlete competing in girls' sports. The parent said the situation violates their daughter's privacy and safety rights. The case adds to growing national debate over transgender athletes in women's sports and facilities, with parents pushing for federal intervention to protect biological girls. | 🥊 Joe Rogan and an MMA fighter warned that an upcoming White House UFC event poses "serious security and safety concerns" for attendees and participants, citing venue logistics and crowd control issues at the historic event. The concerns center on whether the White House grounds can safely accommodate a major combat sports event with large crowds. The White House has not publicly addressed the security warnings despite requests for clarification on safety protocols. | ⚖️ A new lawsuit presses the Pentagon and State Department to disclose the legal justification for Venezuelan boat strikes that killed American contractors working in disputed waters near Venezuela. Families of the victims are demanding transparency about the rules of engagement and under what authority Venezuelan forces conducted the deadly attacks. The lawsuit seeks documents explaining the legal framework and whether adequate protections were in place for American personnel. | God bless,
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