One of the reasons we have about a 90 percent retention rate among BillOReilly.com Premium Members is our reporting on President Trump. Alert Americans well understand the difficulty in assessing the truth about the most controversial Chief Executive in history. And that designation is not even close. Lyndon Johnson would be a distant second.

 

While it is true that millions of Americans do not seek the truth about Mr. Trump, they are happy to either love or loathe him, it is imperative to those living smart lives to actually know what's going on in the White House. That's where I, your humble correspondent, come in.

 

I know. My sources are impeccable. 

 

Here's some backup. After his inauguration, the President set out to feverishly impose his agenda.  There are two tracks to this. The first is obliterating failed Biden polices like the open border and constraining regulations on energy. The Trump administration knocked those down in record time.

 

The second pathway is the personal stuff: punishing those who Trump believes corrupted the justice system, as well as redesigning how our economy will function going forward. That's the tariff/trade deals play.  Here, the going has been much tougher as the Trump's resistance movement is attacking him in the federal courts.

 

The other day, I was answering questions from a friend who does not support President Trump.  Rather than try to convince him to change his mind, I simply said that if the President is successful, the country will be dramatically stronger going forward.  Then I ran down the list: more employment opportunities with higher pay, peace abroad, far less waste of tax dollars, including breaking the leftist ideologies that dominate the nation's colleges. 

 

Yes, the guy pushed back on some details as he should have.  But I summed it up by saying that although I might implement things a bit differently, most of Trump's goals are essentially noble.  Tough to argue with that.  And he didn't.

 

See you this evening for the No Spin News!