Week 19 of President Trump’s American Leadership

Week 19 rode in on strong momentum and just kept on building stronger. While honoring our men and women bravely serving our country, we renewed our confidence in our tenacity to rise above and overcome all odds. Grocery prices saw their largest drop in over 5 years, with the lowest inflation in that same span. Gas prices fell for the third straight month, the trade deficit has already been cut in half and consumer confidence is at an all time high. America is getting stronger, we are a shining nation of possibility again, and our hope is rising.

05302025 Rally in Pittsburgh, PA for U.S. Steel Deal

  • “We’re here today to celebrate a blockbuster agreement that will ensure this storied American company STAYS an American Company… it will keep its headquarters in the great city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where it belongs.”
  • “Far too many American presidents have been afflicted with the notion that it’s our job to look into the souls of foreign leaders and use US policy to dispense justice for their sins … It is God’s job to sit in judgment — my job to defend America and to promote the fundamental interests of stability, prosperity, and peace.”
  • Pittsburgh Steelers and Vietnam War veteran Rocky Bleier, along with current players QB Mason Rudolph and DB Miles Killebrew, present President Trump with a Steelers jersey with 47 on it.
  • The U.S. is going to increase the tariffs coming into the U.S. an extra 25% and doubling it to 50%.
  • “By the time I came into office, many feared that the Mon Valley would lose up to 3,000 steel jobs, that U.S. Steel would close… a fixture of the Pittsburgh skyline… But I promised the people of Western Pennsylvania that I would never ever let that happen— and as President, I kept that promise.”
  • “We don’t want America’s future to be built with shoddy steel from Shanghai—we want it built with the strength and the pride of Pittsburgh.”
  • Steel workers thanking President Trump for revitalizing the American steel industry.
  • “The Nippon investment we are announcing today blows them all away, with a record-setting… $14 billion dollar commitment to the future of this company. That’s single largest investment of any kind, in any industry… in the history of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.”
  • “The men and women here today, they work every day to keep America powerful and strong. And for decades, you watched as one globalist politician after the next sold you out… but now, you finally have a president who’s working for you and fighting for you.”

05302025 President Trump and Elon Musk Hold a Press Conference

  • Elon’s service to America has been monumental.
  • Americans owe Elon a special debt of gratitude.
  • “He stepped forward to put his very great talents into the service of our nation and we appreciate it. Elon has worked tirelessly helping lead the most sweeping and consequential government reform program in generations.”
  • Many of the DOGE people will be staying on with the White House.
  • Elon will continue to be a friend and advisor. He is happy to be at the President’s service.
  • Elon says it was mostly just a lot of hard work.
  • 6 months ago the world thought America was a dead country, now it is the hottest country anywhere in the world.
  • We will continue to see results years into the future. Hundreds of thousands of dollars will keep adding up.
  • Gave Elon a golden White House key, that only special people get.
  • Elon says this is rather the beginning of DOGE. “The DOGE team will only get stronger.”
  • See over a trillion dollars of savings from finding waste, fraud and abuse.
  • The Oval Office finally has the majesty it deserved, thanks to POTUS.
  • Rick Santelli highlighting the STELLAR economic numbers that came out this morning — higher personal income, lower inflation, and reduced trade deficits.
  • China violated a big part of the agreement they made. He will talk to President Xi and hopefully they will work it out.
  • Close to an agreement with Gaza and close to a deal with Iran.
  • What is harder, colonizing Mars or making the government more efficient? (great question)
  • Was it worth it and what would you change? Elon: We essentially became the DOGE Boogeyman.
  • Trump’s marital advice to French PM Macron, “Keep the door closed.”
  • Our country is doing really well, because of what we are doing.
  • On the Appeals Court ruling on tariffs: “I was so honored that we got that ridiculous stay lifted because that would have taken away presidential power. It would have taken away everything that was granted by the founders… Most importantly, it would have left us vulnerable.”
  • Elon has a black eye from Little X punching him in the face because he told him to. (lol)
  • Elon says the moral defect of the Left is empathy for the criminals and not for the victims.

This is the incredible Eagle on the ceiling of the Oval Office to which Elon is referring that was just brought to life with paint and outlined in 24k gold.

Elon’s Eye

05292025 White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt Holds a Press Briefing

  • There were some formatting problems in the MAHA Report and it is being addressed.
  • The trade agenda is moving forward and they expect to win the case in the higher court – tariffs
  • Canadians understand that the U.S. has been subsidizing their protection.
  • All of Doge team are staying on as employees on Elon Musk’s departure.
  • Cabinet Leaders will head up DOGE in Elon Musk’s absence.
  • President Working with members of Senate for some changes but the One Big Beautiful Bill is moving forward for a vote.
  • President Trump spoke to leader of Japan this AM and many other countries around the world
  • US Steel Deal is looking good.
  • POTUS = Negotiator in Chief

05282025 President Trump Swearing-In Ceremony for the U.S. Attorney of D.C

  • President Trump has no doubts that Jeanine will be great.
  • U.S. Attorney for District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro Says that D.C crime will get cleaned up.
  • “Harvard is treating our country with great disrespect and all they’re doing is getting in deeper… I want Harvard to be great again… How can it be great when you have Harvard announce two weeks ago that they’re going to teach remedial mathematics?… How did these people get into Harvard?”
  • “I want to make sure that the foreign students are people that can LOVE OUR COUNTRY! We don’t want to see shopping centers exploding. We don’t want to see the kind of riots that you had.”
  • President Trump did warn Israel PM Netanyahu against taking action against Iran. “I said I don’t think it’s appropriate right now.”
  • According to POTUS, If the OBBB doesn’t get approved, this country’s going to have a 65% increase in taxes.
  • POTUS on Gaza: “We’re dealing with the whole situation in Gaza. We’re getting food to the people of Gaza. It’s been a very nasty situation… October 7 was a very nasty day — People aren’t going to forget that either.”
  • U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff on the Middle East: “I think that we are on the precipice of sending out a new term sheet that hopefully will be delivered later on today… I have some very good feelings about getting to a long-term resolution — temporary ceasefire.”

05282025 Vice President JD Vance Gives Remarks at 2025 Bitcoin Conference in Las Vegas

  • “We want our fellow Americans to know that crypto and digital assets — and particularly Bitcoin — are part of the mainstream economy and are here to stay.”
  • “In this administration, we do not think that stablecoins threaten the integrity of the United States dollar — quite the opposite. In fact, we view them as a force multiplier of our economic might.”

05262025 President Trump’s Memorial Day Wreath Laying Ceremony and Address 

The first Memorial Day was called “Decoration Day” to honor those lost during the Civil War by decorating their graves with flowers at Arlington National Cemetery.

photo credit: Dan Scavino
photo credit: Dan Scavino

Today we honor the courageous men and women who gave their lives in service to our Nation. We will never forget their sacrifice, and we will continue to carry on their legacy, today and always.

Faith

We are One Nation, Under God. Our country was founded on principles based in faith. That our rights are given by God: “…endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights…” is written and preserved in our Declaration of Independence.

Funding for Trade Schools

DOGE

Elon Musk’s term as Special Government Employee has ended but DOGE will continue its work and Elon says it will only get stronger. It will integrate with all government who has adopted the tact of integrity and transparency. Elon will continue to be a friend and advisor. He is happy to be at the President’s service. We will continue to see results from DOGE’s work years into the future. Hundreds of thousands of dollars will keep adding up. When describing what DOGE found, he said there are layers of stealing.

Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) Wins from the article by the White House

  • DOGE has saved American taxpayers $170 billion, equivalent to roughly $1,056 per taxpayer, according to the DOGE Live Tracker.
  • In just seven weeks, DOGE cancelled ~523,000 of the ~4,600,000 million active U.S. government credit cards/accounts it uncovered in an audit.
  • At DOGE’s direction, the Social Security Administration executed a major cleanup of their records, marking 12.3 million number holders — all listed age 120 or older — as deceased.
  • DOGE executed the first ever all-digital, no paperwork federal retirement after exposing that the Office of Personnel Management uses a literal mine in Pennsylvania to manage documentation for federal retirements.
  • Over 200,000 federal bureaucrats have been laid off since President Trump took office while private sector employment has surged.
  • DOGE launched its “Defend the Spend” initiative, which now requires recipients and agency leads to justify over $700,000,000 in daily payments.
  • A DOGE survey of unemployment insurance claims since 2020 revealed 24,500 people over 115 years old claimed $59,000,000 in benefits, 28,000 people between 1 and 5 years old claimed $254,000,000 in benefit and 9,700 people with birth dates over 15 years in the future claimed $69,000,000 in benefits.
  • DOGE notes it has de-activated approximately 523,000 government credit cards over the past 13 weeks and continues its work to cut waste, fraud, and abuse in this area.

Agency-Specific

U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID)

  • Saved over $45 billion in USAID spending.
  • Cut 83% of USAID programs, including $2 million for sex changes and LBGT activism in Guatemala and $6 million for tourism in Egypt.
  • The remaining programs were absorbed by the State Department.
  • Terminated a $23.5k USAID contract for the “garden landscaping and pool services at official mission director’s residence” of South Africa.”

Department of Justice (DOJ)

  • Announced the termination of millions of dollars in wasteful grants, including $2 million for “national listening sessions of individuals with lived experience,” $695,000 for “a parallel convergent mixed-methods case study research design to assess the efficacy of police departments’ LGBTQ liaison services,” and $250,000 for “working with incarcerated transgender individuals providing gender affirming care to including housing in gender appropriate facilities.”

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

  • Shut down a Biden administration EPA museum that, despite costing $4 million to build and an additional $600,000 in annual operational costs, saw less than 2,000 external visitors in almost an entire year.
  • Discovered a $2 billion Biden administration grant for a Stacey Abrams-linked green group that was founded only months earlier and had reported just $100 in total revenue during its first three months in operation.
  • Plans to cancel nearly 800 environmental justice grants doled out by the Biden administration.

National Science Foundation (NSF)

  • Cancelled $233 million in DEI grants, including $1 million for “Antiracist Teacher Leadership for Statewide Transformation.”
  • Terminated a $20,000 “management development” contract for training course materials for “understanding bias to unleash potential.”

Department of Defense (DOD)

  • Cut nearly $6 billion in spending over the first six weeks of the agency’s DOGE effort, with cuts including scrapping $500 million in funding to a pair of universities that “tolerate antisemitism and support divisive DEI programs” and $500 million for “completely duplicative” IT services.
  • The Navy canceled a slew of IT contracts and non-essential funding for activities like studying the “population consequences of the disturbance of humpback whales in the context of climate change,” unleashing savings of almost $300 million.
  • Canceled approximately $5 billion in consultant contracts at the DoD.
  • Terminated 120 wasteful contracts, including a $288k DoD consulting contract for “culture services”, and $4.05M for “technical services” in Mozambique, saving $908 million.
  • Terminated Air Force consulting contracts, saving “over $1 billion.”

Internal Revenue Service (IRS)

  • Saved $2 billion without any operational disruptions by eliminating wasteful contracts, such as auto-renewed licenses unused for years.
  • Terminated a $5.4 million consulting contract for “exploring emerging issues within the IRS.”

U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)

  • Cut nearly $1 billion in spending.
  • Terminated 78 contracts totaling more than $132 million in February, with cuts including $374,000 for a DEI onboarding specialist, $229,000 for a Brazilian forest and gender consultant, and $254,000 for diversity dialogue workshops.
  • Took action to ensure states confirm the identity and verify the immigration status of SNAP applicants.
  • Terminated a $120,000 contract for an “Indonesia environmental policy and law enforcement specialist.”
  • Terminated “a $118k USDA contract for the “Democratic Republic of Congo youth climate corps coordinator.”
  • Terminated a $181k contract for a “technical climate advisor for central Africa.”

Department of State (State)

  • Cut over $2.5 billion in spending.
  • Cancelled 139 grants worth $215 million on April 15th, including $740,000 for a feminist “free expression initiative” in Tunisia and $1.5 million for a “women-led gendered approach to justice and accountability.”
  • Also cancelled $1.4 million in funding for “preventing internet fragmentation” in Brazil, $750,000 for “enabling civil society resilience and adaptation” in Kyrgyzstan and $1 million for “building trust and keeping hope alive” in Sri Lanka.
  • Unveiled plans to close 132 offices, reduce personnel by 15% and move 137 offices.
  • Canceled 81 wasteful contracts, including a $423k Dept. of State “technical consulting” contract for a “Bahrain workshop,” saving $244 million.

Small Business Administration (SBA)

  • DOGE uncovered more than $630 million in SBA loans distributed to “borrowers” over the age of 115 or under the age of 11, driving the SBA to implement new, common-sense measures to stop fraud.

U.S. African Development Foundation (USADF)

  • Terminated $51 million in grants, including $229,296 for marketing shea butter in Burkina Faso and $84,059 for a business incubator for spa & wellness entrepreneurs in Nigeria.

Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS)

  • Cancelled $25 million in wasteful DEI grants, including $265,000 for research into “why BIPOC teens read Japanese comic books,” $250,000 for “LGBTQ+ historical markers” in Ohio, and $140,000 for the University of South Carolina to create “safe spaces for LGBTQIA+ individuals”

Department of Veteran Affairs (VA)

  • In a textbook example of how DOGE efforts cut costs without sacrificing services, the Department of Veteran Affairs replaced a $3.9 million/year contract for “salary survey data and analysis” with a ~$5,000/year one, saving $11.1 million over the contract’s remaining life.
  • Placed nearly 60 employees who had been solely focused on DEI on paid administrative leave and dismissed more than 1400 probationary employees, while also identifying grants for DEI-related trainings, materials and other consulting services worth more than $6.1 million.
  • Announced it would phase out funding for sex-change treatments.

Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI)

  • Identified roughly $20 million in annual savings from cutting DEI initiatives.
  • Fired 100+ intelligence officers who engaged in sexually explicit conversations on an internal agency messaging board.

Department of Education (ED)

  • Cut $1.15 billion in spending, including $33 million to four “equity assistance centers” and $226 million for consulting services with a large focus on DEI.
  • Initiated a reduction in force in March impacting nearly 50% of the Department’s workforce.

Department of Energy (DOE)

  • Limited financial support of overheard regarding DOE research funding to 15%, saving $405 million annually.
  • Gutted the Loan Programs Office (LPO), which was mired in conflict of interest concerns under Biden.
  • Announced 47 deregulatory actions within the Department of Energy, saving an estimated $11 billion.
  • Announced the realignment of Department of Energy grant criteria, saving $935 million annually.

Health and Human Services (HHS)

  • Cut nearly $50 billion in spending, including a $168,000 contract for an Anthony Fauci exhibit at the NIH museum and an $850,000 grant to provide training for military families to “affirm the gender identity” of their children.
  • Suspended payments to 33 providers suspected of fraud, including “billing medical equipment for a patient that died 20 years earlier,” in just one month.
  • Terminated a $143K HHS contract for the “potency monitoring of confiscated marijuana samples.”

Department of Homeland Security (DHS)

  • Cut nearly $600 million in spending, including $405,000for “resilience, energy, and sustainability management program support services.”
  • Removed its “LBGTQI+ community resources” webpage.
  • Terminated a $24k DHS contract for “two day training on equal opportunity in employment” and a $15k DHS contract for “Out and Equal workplace advocates.”

Housing and Urban Development (HUD)

  • Recovered $1.9 billion that had been misplaced by the Biden administration.
  • Eliminated the Obama-Biden zoning tax.
  • Cut $4 million in DEI contracts as of March 4th.

Department of Interior (DOI)

  • Terminated an $830 million award to conduct website customer satisfaction surveys.
  • Terminated a $195,000 contract to “provide facilitation and collaborative problem-solving services.”
  • Worked with DOGE and USDA to cancel a contract that had spent $17 million in 17 months on 2 consultants, without executing any actual field research.

General Services Administration (GSA)

  • Terminated 679 office space leases across the country totaling 8 million square feet and saving $400 million.
  • Saved $9.6 million annually by deleting 114.163 software licenses and 15 underutilized/redundant software products.
  • Announced a deal amounting to a 71 percent price reduction for Google’s Workspace software.
  • Announced a combined ~$1 billion in cost savings from eliminating contracts at various agencies including GSA.
  • Terminated consulting contracts at GSA and DoE, resulting in $30 million in savings.
  • Eliminated 3 DEIA policies, 17 DEIA websites, and all DEIA language from its website.
  • Terminated a $250,000 contract for a “circadian lighting pilot study.”

Department of Labor (DOL)

  • Announced plan to save $455 million by canceling grants and closing 87 offices.
  • Announced a combined $145 million in DEIA contract cancellations between Labor, Transportation, Agriculture, Commerce, HHS, and Treasury departments.
  • Canceled unused phone lines at the Department of Labor, saving $500k annually.
  • Canceled $13.6 million in DEI grants, including $716k for “DEIA materials, training modules, and support networks,” $398k for “gender equity awareness training,” and $350k to “migrant sending or receiving communities,” saving $8.4 million.

Department of Transportation (DOT)

  • Froze over $62 billion in competitive grant funding.
  • Announced a combined $145 million in DEIA contract cancellations between Labor, Transportation, Agriculture, Commerce, HHS, and Treasury departments.
  • Terminated seven DOT grants, including $6 million for “collaborative planning to address safety concerns of women and gender non-conforming people,” $12 million for “accelerating equitable decarbonization,” $6 million for “hyperlocal pollution exposure inequalities” in New York City, saving $51 million.

Department of Treasury (Treasury)

  • Identified $334 million in improper payment requests.
  • Reportedly plan to fire a “substantial” number of employees.
  • Recommended nixing production of the penny, saving around $175 million annually according to 2023 numbers
  • Found that $4.7 trillion in Treasury payments were missing traceability codes.
  • Recommended deleting paper checks from the payment processing system, saving $750 million annually.
  • Announced a combined $145 million in DEIA contract cancellations between Labor, Transportation, Agriculture, Commerce, HHS, and Treasury departments.
  • Canceled its New York Times contract which accounted for $4.1 million in 2024.
  • Cancelled a $67K “Executive Coaching” consulting contract for “executive high potential managers.”
  • Terminated a $276k Treasury contract for a “Kenya program coordinator” and a $228k Treasury contract for “Kenya, Uganda, Namibia and Tanzania cruiser vehicles.”

Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

  • No DOGE cuts found, but considered.
  • Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)
  • DOGE attempted to cut 90% of the CFPB workforce but was blocked by a judge on April 18, and again on April 28.

National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)

  • Terminated $420 million in unneeded contracts.
  • Cancelled Politico subscriptions which amounted to $500k.

Office of Management and Budget (OMB)

  • The Washington Post reported President Trump instructed OMB to initiate efforts to shrink its workforce.

Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

  • Fired an undisclosed number of junior officers in March.
  • Offered buyouts in February to some employees with an undisclosed number of acceptances.
  • The Washington Post reported about 80 persons had been let go as of March.
  • Musk visited the CIA on April 1 to meet with CIA Director Ratcliffe to discuss government efficiency cuts.
  • A federal judge blocked the CIA from firing DEI staffers in March.

Department of Commerce (DOC)

  • Announced a combined $145 million in DEIA contract cancellations between Labor, Transportation, Agriculture, Commerce, HHS, and Treasury departments.
  • Announced a combined ~$1 billion in cost savings from eliminating contracts at various agencies including Commerce.
  • Seeks to cut 20 percent of its staff without using layoffs, amounting to 10,000 employees.
  • 1,600 employees took a ‘deferred resignation’ option while 850 probationary employees were fired.
  • A federal judge ruled in March that the fired employees had to be reinstated, but were fired again in April after the order was lifted.
  • Deleted five wasteful surveys within the U.S. Census Bureau, including questions like, “In your entire life, have you had at least 12 drinks of any kind of alcohol, not counting small tastes or sips?” – “Was this MOSTLY regular wine, wine coolers, or fortified wine?”, and “How frequently do you use the internet in your home?”, saving $16.5 million.
  • Terminated a $5.9M DoC contract for “environmental consulting support services,” saving $613 million.

Office of Personnel Management (OPM)

  • Canceled unused phone lines at OPM, saving $100k annually.

National Endowment for the Humanities

  • Canceled National Endowment for the Humanities grants, including $350k for interactive gay travel guides to better understand historical LGBTQ+ spaces, $350k to create a Spanish version of http://Homosauras.org, $247k to digitize stories of transgender adults in the Pacific Northwest, $75k to examine the relationship between internet live streaming and LGBTQ+ communities, $60k to research how LGBTQ+ cartoonists innovated comics in the 1980s & 1990s, and $150k for excavation of Egypt’s first industrial-scale brewery, saving $163 million.

United States Postal Service (USPS)

  • Canceled or modified 1,076 USPS contracts, saving $188.5 million.

“He stepped forward to put his very great talents into the service of our nation and we appreciate it. Elon has worked tirelessly helping lead the most sweeping and consequential government reform program in generations.”

-President Donald J. Trump

Health~MAHA

Secretary Kennedy Canceled an over $766 million contract with Moderna for mRNA Bird Flu Vaccine targeting the H5N1 avian influenza virus. The decision cited concerns over the safety and scientific justification of mRNA technology, with HHS stating that continued investment was not “scientifically or ethically justifiable.” The contract included $176 million awarded in July 2024 and $590 million in January 2025 by the Biden administration to advance the vaccine’s development and testing.

Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller explains how we have been given fake medical and nutritional advice that only made corporations rich. He asks great questions here and challenges us to think about things differently, so that we can see chronic disease for what it is. For generations now the medical and nutrition advice that so much of this government has been giving our families has led us into worse health.

“I’ve never seen a president since my uncle—Democrat or Republican—willing to stand up to industry when it’s the right thing to do.”

-Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

Free Speech

Law and Order

The Press Release here.

President Trump reposts a post that says that Joe Biden was executed in 2020.

Supreme Court Allows Cleaning of Voter Rolls

Border Czar Tom Homan’s reaction to doxxing and assault on Ice Officers

FLOTUS

Melania: The AI Audiobook

Food to Gaza from Trump

Consumer confidence surged in May and the majority of Americans say that our country is on the right track.

At the 4 month mark in April, personal income is up .8%, almost triple the expectations.

“President Trump got elected to lower energy prices, reindustrialize America, bring jobs and opportunity back to our country and peace abroad — and he is pursuing that agenda aggressively.”

-Secretary Wright

Another reason Consumer confidence is up, inflation has fallen to its lowest point in four years.

Breitbart article on the monumental drop in inflation, the lowest inflation in the past five years.

Lawfare is wasteful

Tariffs

President Trump’s has been blocked by a three-judge panel at the US Court of International Trade, a relatively low-profile court in Manhattan to impose broad tariffs on imports using the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), a 1977 law never previously used for tariffs, effectively halting most of his trade war policies.

This was “A three-judge panel at the US Court of International Trade, a relatively low-profile court in Manhattan, stopped Trump’s global tariffs that he imposed citing emergency economic powers, including the “Liberation Day” tariffs he announced on April 2. It also prevents Trump from enforcing his tariffs placed earlier this year against China, Mexico and Canada, designed to combat fentanyl coming into the United States.” President Trump has already appealed to a higher court.

This thread on how President Trump does possess the authority to levy tariffs.

And… Tariffs are back on.

Tariffs Work.

The History of Tariffs

Here is a great article explaining the history of tariffs and how they have been used since the beginning of our country. “When Alexander Hamilton became the nation’s first Secretary of the Treasury, he immediately began to prepare a schedule of tariffs, along with excise taxes on such commodities as alcohol and tobacco. The Constitution forbids taxing the exports of any state, and so American tariffs have always been laid only on imports.

Collectors were named for each port, and these were considered plum jobs because the collector got to keep the money, earning interest on it, until it was forwarded to the federal government a few times a year.

Hamilton’s tariffs, along with the refunding of the national debt and the establishment of a central bank, transformed the American financial situation. By the end of the 1790s, the U.S. had the best credit rating in Europe, its bonds selling over par. By 1800, federal revenues, a mere $3.7 million in 1792, had nearly tripled to $10.8 million. About 90 percent of that revenue came from tariffs—a ratio that wouldn’t change much, except during the Civil War, for more than a century.”

Trade Deals for America

CNBC on new trade deficit numbers: “We cut [trade deficit] in HALF!? … This really does underscore how the movement of goods and services has really changed due to a variety of tariff-related issues.” It’s the biggest narrowing of the trade deficit in a single month on record.

German automotive company Volkswagen announces it will make a huge investment into the United States. Tariffs work.

U.S. Steel Deal

70k jobs saved! $14B Nippon deal keeps U.S. Steel in Pittsburgh, modernizes plants. Biden blocked it, Trump delivered. Mon Valley families can relax. They were in fear that they couldn’t pay mortgages, send kids to college, keep their homes, etc.

Affordable Homes- The American Dream Will Be Restored

President Trump is turning around FannyMae and FreddyMac

The Federal Reserve Annual Report

‘Now, you finally have a president who is working and fighting for YOU.’

– President Donald J. Trump

50 Reasons the One Big Beautiful Bill will bring America’s Golden Age

(Article Link) Since before Inauguration Day, Congressional Democrats have worked to obstruct House Republicans from fulfilling President Trump’s mandate and advancing comprehensive legislation. Their efforts have been unsuccessful. House Republicans, led by Speaker Mike Johnson, have united to pass the One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act—a historic legislative package that fulfills the commitments President Trump made to the American people.

Below are 50 key provisions demonstrating why swift enactment of the One, Big, Beautiful, Bill Act is essential to President Trump’s vision for America’s Golden Age:

The One Big Beautiful Bill:

  1. Extends, enhances, and makes permanent the Trump tax cuts
  2. Provides a $5,000 tax cut for the average American family—a 15% reduction for working families
  3. Delivers $1.6 trillion in deficit reduction—the largest single reduction in mandatory spending in our nation’s history
  4. Eliminates taxes on tips and overtime
  5. Lowers taxes for seniors
  6. Appropriates $46 billion to complete President Trump’s border wall
  7. Hires 10,000 new ICE agents, 5,000 Customs Officers, and 3,000 Border Patrol agents to detain and deport at least 1 million illegal immigrants annually
  8. Increases the child tax credit to $2,500 per American family
  9. Provides nearly $150 billion to rebuild America’s military, including: Over $9 billion to improve quality of life for servicemembers Over $20 billion to bolster munitions production Over $12 billion to modernize the nuclear arsenal $5 billion to support DHS border security
  10. Preserves Medicaid for the truly needy by blocking benefits for illegal aliens and ineligible individuals
  11. Implements work requirements for able-bodied Americans receiving federal benefits—restoring the dignity of work
  12. Eliminates hundreds of billions in Green New Deal tax credits
  13. Repeals EV mandates from the Biden Administration
  14. Unleashes American energy by opening federal lands and waters to fossil fuel and mineral leasing
  15. Streamlines permitting to jumpstart infrastructure projects
  16. Refills the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to ensure energy security
  17. Eliminates wasteful IRA climate program funding
  18. Blocks illegal immigrants from receiving tax credits
  19. Expands Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) to give Americans more control over healthcare spending
  20. Extends pro-growth tax provisions
  21. Encourages charitable giving with a $150 deduction for non-itemizers
  22. Supports small businesses by raising the 199A deduction to 23%
  23. Eliminates car loan interest taxes for cars assembled in America
  24. Creates newborn Savings Accounts
  25. Incentivizes scholarships for school choice
  26. Expands childcare access for working families
  27. Increases Coast Guard funding to block illegal drugs and migrants, protect Arctic sovereignty, and strengthen national security
  28. Supports new factory construction and domestic manufacturing
  29. Repeals burdensome reporting rules for Venmo, PayPal, and similar apps
  30. Helps American farmers compete globally
  31. Holds elitist universities accountable by raising the endowment tax
  32. Prevents illegal student loan bailouts
  33. Reforms federal student loans—capping borrowing, reducing tuition inflation, and simplifying repayment
  34. Requires universities to share liability for defaulted loans
  35. Reforms Pell Grants to ensure funds go only to students in need
  36. Expands Pell Grant use to high-quality trade programs
  37. Ends taxpayer-funded gender procedures for minors under Medicaid
  38. Funds $25 billion for President Trump’s Golden Dome homeland security initiative
  39. Expands the naval fleet with $34 billion to revitalize shipbuilding
  40. Modernizes air traffic control per President Trump’s infrastructure plan
  41. Reforms federal workforce and retirement policies for cost savings and efficiency
  42. Strengthens SNAP by closing work requirement loopholes and requiring state contributions
  43. Authorizes 600 MHz spectrum sale to improve rural broadband and secure AI leadership
  44. Protects 2A rights by removing silencer taxes and NFA registration
  45. Ends Medicaid provider tax abuse that unfairly burdens taxpayers
  46. Improves Medicaid integrity—removing deceased recipients and limiting retroactive coverage
  47. Reins in the CFPB to restore oversight and accountability
  48. Transfers PCAOB authority to the SEC to defend constitutional rights
  49. Rolls back Biden regulations like federal nursing home staffing mandates
  50. Provides disaster aid for American farmers, producers, and ranchers

“Anyone who has total earnings of $75,000 a year or less is going to be made completely whole, so all the low-income and middle-income seniors on Social Security will be paying zero on Social Security in the long run.”

POTUS has informed Canada that their protection by the Golden Dome will cost them $61 Billion, but the cost will be zero if they join the United States as the 51st state.

Gold and Silver as Legal Tender

Starting July 1, 2026, Florida will recognize certain precious metal coins to be used for everyday payments. Floridians now have an alternative method of tangible currency. This is meant to be a protection against the declining value of the dollar. Florida is the third state to do this and there are many more to come.

Honoring Border Patrol

ICE Operations Dismantling Child and Human Trafficking Networks

ICE operations are set to increase, not decrease. We are very grateful to the dedication of these amazing men and women serving to protect our country. Please say a prayer for them every day.

Supreme Court overturns ruling by lower court judge order that blocked the Trump administration from deporting roughly 500,000 migrants from Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. The decision is a near-term victory for President Donald Trump as he moves to crack down on border security and immigration priorities in his second term. 

Excellent news report on ICE operations going on in Boston to dismantle trafficking networks. They are really rounding up real illegal alien criminals. See it for yourself.

Please call your Representatives and ask them to support ICE’s efforts to remove these criminal traffickers and to prioritize protecting our children. Call and ask your Reps to get involved to enact and support strong anti-trafficking legislation. Have them cooperate with federal efforts to apprehend and deport all criminal gang and cartel traffickers.

Be a Lion protector. Give the children security and love. Make them feel safe and protected. Pray for the children. There is power in prayer. So often we overlook the little ones, yet they are the ones who suffer most in these dark and dreadful days. God, heal every hurting, broken, bruised place and bring full healing and restoration. Please. provide the broken hearted with comfort, and peace.

A Prayer: Father God, in Jesus’ name, we pray for children trapped in trafficking and abusive of all kinds. Surround them with Your angels, protect them from harm, and lead them to safety. Empower those rescuing them with wisdom and strength. Bring justice and healing, Lord. Amen.

  • 1- Kids don’t just disappear.
  • 2- The Media won’t tell us the truth.
  • 3- If we don’t speak up, they will keep disappearing.

State and local law enforcement agencies can partner with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to keep their communities safer through the 287(g) program. Agencies are teaming up with ICE to keep their communities safer from criminal aliens through our 287(g) program! https://www.ice.gov/287g

The Media is not being honest with the Public

New Court of Appeals Judge

“No more mercy for criminals. Violence will be addressed directly with the appropriate punishment.”

-Judge Jeanine Pirro, U.S. Attorney DC

The working man’s President.

Week 19 MAGA Minute

Week 19 Week at State

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