Hey Patriots, | The search for Nancy Guthrie intensified on Wednesday as her family issued a heartbreaking public plea and President Trump stepped in with decisive action. | Savannah Guthrie and her siblings released an emotional video urging their mother's captors to make contact, stressing her fragile health and urgent need for medication. "We are ready to talk," Savannah said, pleading for proof that her mother is alive. | President Trump spoke directly with Savannah and immediately directed all federal law enforcement to assist the family and local authorities. He pledged full resources to bring Nancy home safely. | Investigators say evidence points to an abduction, and reports of a possible ransom demand are under review. The nation is praying — and Trump is fully engaged. | Don't miss the rest of today's top Trump headlines below! | —Nick | In today's email: | 🔔 Trump Speaks at National Prayer Breakfast
✈️ Trump Speaks with Chinese President
🛂 Trump Oversees Historic Border Security Success
🗳 Republicans Face Senate Roadblock on Voter ID Bill
🏛 Top Democrats Demand ICE Shutdown in Budget Battle | | | | | ✅TRACKING TRUMP✅ | Curated by Mike Luso | President Trump attended the National Prayer Breakfast for his sixth time, addressing hundreds of lawmakers, business leaders, and foreign dignitaries while defending DHS Secretary Kristi Noem and criticizing former presidents Biden and Obama. Trump joked that he cannot sleep on planes because he watches for missiles and enemies, drawing laughter as he recounted strategizing with Joint Chiefs Chairman Daniel Caine during a journey to discuss defeating ISIS. | Trump spoke with Chinese President Xi Jinping to address multiple topics including the Ukraine-Russia conflict, calling their relationship extremely positive and one that will yield many beneficial outcomes. The president expressed enthusiasm about his planned April visit to Beijing, looking forward to the trip while Xi emphasized the strong personal rapport between the two leaders.
Check out all the latest developments and more below! | | | | | ✈️ Trump Speaks with Chinese President
President Trump spoke with Chinese President Xi Jinping to discuss a range of issues including the Ukraine-Russia war, with Trump stressing their relationship is extremely good and will bring many positive results in coming years. The conversation covered trade, military matters, Trump's April trip to Beijing, Taiwan, Iran, Chinese purchases of U.S. oil and gas, agricultural products including potentially lifting the soybean count to 20 million tons for the current season with a commitment of 25 million tons for next season, airplane engine deliveries, and numerous other subjects Trump described as very positive. Trump said both he and Xi recognize how important maintaining their good relationship is, believing many positive results will be achieved over the next three years of his presidency concerning China. Xi separately announced he had a conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin on the same day. Trump posted on Truth Social that he very much looks forward to his planned visit to Beijing in April. | 🛂 Trump Oversees Historic Border Security Success
President Trump has overseen the lowest level of illegal immigration at the United States-Mexico border in more than 50 years according to the Pew Research Center. The Department of Homeland Security apprehended fewer than 238,000 illegal aliens at the southern border in Fiscal Year 2025, which included almost four months of the Biden administration's end. This represents a dramatic decline from Fiscal Year 2024 when more than 1.5 million illegal aliens were apprehended, Fiscal Year 2023 with more than two million apprehended, and Fiscal Year 2022 reaching over 2.2 million apprehensions. The 2025 total marked the lowest in any fiscal year since 1970 according to historical Border Patrol data. The Trump administration announced the ninth consecutive month in which there were no illegal aliens released into the U.S. interior, with every individual apprehended processed according to law. | 🗳 Republicans Face Senate Roadblock on Voter ID Bill
Senate Republicans are running into obstacles advancing voter identification legislation despite Trump's support for the measure. Senate Democrats are blocking the legislation that would require identification to vote in federal elections. Republicans argue the measures are common-sense safeguards while opponents claim they create unnecessary barriers to voting. The legislation has Trump's backing as part of his election integrity agenda. Democrats maintain their opposition to the voter ID requirements proposed in the bill. | 🏛 Top Democrats Demand ICE Shutdown in Budget Battle
Leading Democrats are demanding major restrictions on ICE operations as part of negotiations over the Department of Homeland Security budget. The demands come amid intense political fighting over immigration enforcement following the Trump administration's aggressive deportation operations. Democrats are seeking to limit ICE's ability to conduct raids and detain illegal immigrants as a condition for passing DHS funding. The budget battle threatens another potential government shutdown if lawmakers cannot reach agreement on immigration enforcement limits. Republicans have rejected the Democratic demands, arguing that ICE must have full authority to enforce immigration laws. |
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| | | |  | Trump doubles down on calls for federal role in state elections as he said that somebody should "take over" some state elections, repeating his controversial calls to "nationalize" voting. |
| | 🔔Trump Speaks at National Prayer Breakfast 🔔 | President Trump attended the National Prayer Breakfast for his sixth time, addressing hundreds of lawmakers, business leaders, and foreign dignitaries including El Salvador President Nayib Bukele and Democratic Republic of the Congo President Félix Antoine Tshisekedi Tshilombo. White House spokeswoman Taylor Rogers said Trump would unite the country through prayer at the 74th National Prayer Breakfast, noting he has made unprecedented strides to protect God-given rights and reverse Biden policies that weaponized the federal government against people of faith. | Notable attendees included Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and his wife Jennifer, Attorney General Pam Bondi, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, Trade Representative Ambassador Jamieson Greer, and House Speaker Mike Johnson. Musicians Michael W. Smith and Jelly Roll attended the event, adding to the faith-centered gathering's significance. Trump joked during his remarks that he cannot sleep on planes because he stays awake watching for missiles and enemies, drawing laughter as he recounted meeting Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Daniel Caine during a 20-hour journey to discuss defeating ISIS. | The president shared that Caine had prepared an area for him to nap, which Trump refused so they could continue strategizing about eliminating the terrorist threat. Trump took a victory lap for U.S. military strength under his second term, noting that two years ago nobody wanted to join the military because they disrespected the country and president, but now recruitment has surged. He highlighted capturing Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and striking Iran's nuclear facilities as examples of his administration's military successes. Trump defended DHS Secretary Kristi Noem at the event, rejecting suggestions he would fire her by asking why he would do that when the country has the strongest border in its history and the best crime numbers dating back to 1900. | The president criticized former presidents Joe Biden and Barack Obama during his speech, calling Biden the world's worst president and joking that Biden had no idea he was president or what Trump was saying. Trump said Obama was very bad and a divider, while claiming his own administration's tremendous success was bringing the country together. He reflected on faith and his administration's mission to protect religious liberty, stating that some major politicians refuse to say the word God but he proudly declares that Americans are endowed with sacred rights by God Almighty himself. The White House Faith Office marked its one-year anniversary at the prayer breakfast by launching a campaign showing 150 reasons why Trump is the most pro-faith, pro-life, and pro-religious liberty president in American history. | Trump's presence at the annual event came as he increasingly discusses his faith and relationship with God following the assassination attempt in July 2024 that left him with a head injury when a gunman opened fire at a Pennsylvania rally. Trump has signed executive orders to create a White House Faith Office and issued a proclamation urging Americans to renew their commitment to the nation's identity under God. The proclamation stated that from the establishment of Jamestown Colony to the Pilgrims' arrival at Plymouth Rock, through periods of war and peace and every challenge and triumph, religious faith has indelibly shaped America's character, informed its laws, and strengthened its national spirit. | | | | | 🍟 Quick Bite News 🍟 | ⚾ The Dodgers are set to attend a White House ceremony celebrating their World Series victory, though the event occurs amid ongoing tension between ICE operations and California's sanctuary policies. Team officials confirmed attendance at the traditional championship celebration despite political friction surrounding federal immigration enforcement in Los Angeles. The ceremony will mark the team's first White House visit since winning the championship. | 🏥 A pro-life organization found that a Biden-era FDA policy is driving approximately 500 abortions per day, arguing Trump has the authority to end the practice. The policy expanded access to abortion medication through telemedicine and mail-order services without in-person doctor visits. Conservative groups are urging Trump to reverse the FDA's relaxed restrictions on mifepristone that were implemented during Biden's presidency. | 🔥 Trump declared Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei should be very worried amid escalating tensions between the nations. The warning came as Trump deployed a large naval fleet toward Iran and threatened military action over the country's nuclear program. Iran has been negotiating with the administration and does not want the United States to strike its facilities. | 💰 House Republicans are moving to block Washington DC from stopping Trump tax cuts for tipped and overtime workers. The legislation would prevent the District from undermining federal tax policy that benefits service industry employees and those working extra hours. The bill aims to ensure DC cannot nullify the federal tax relief provided to workers. | ⚖️ Attempted Trump assassin Ryan Routh was sentenced to life in prison plus seven years for his failed attack on the president. Routh pleaded guilty to charges stemming from his plan to kill Trump at a Florida golf course. The court handed down the sentence after Routh admitted to the assassination plot. Routh had positioned himself near the golf course where Trump was playing before being apprehended. The conviction and sentence close the case against Routh for the attempted assassination. | God bless,
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