Isabel Brown

It is these choices like deleting our dating apps and quitting birth control pills and saying I do at the altar that ultimately trickle down into the political policies that we will see save our country.

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No, I wouldn't say there were any moments when everyone stood in unity.

I think, you know, many of them stood for Charlie Kirk, thankfully, and there was a chance of Charlie, Charlie, Charlie.

Not everyone stood for him.

And I think, in general, the mood in the room was the Democrats on the one hand, kind of saltily sitting around, and then a few of the more radical Democrats shouting, yelling.

In fact, I'm hearing from other reporters in the room, I didn't hear it myself, that Ilhan Omar said the F word at one point towards Trump.

Can't confirm that myself, but again, that's what other reporters are saying.

And then meanwhile, the president himself, the reporters at Daily Wire, we were all talking about this earlier, his mood was almost jovial.

It was exuberant.

He was just so excited going into this speech, all the way through it.

And I listened to the president a lot.

I spent a lot of time listening to his remarks.

He sailed through this speech.

He touched on every single point, on every single guest.

But he moved really quickly through it.

It wasn't really the more weavy speech that we might have been expecting, that we might have even seen last year.

And to me, Ben and Drew, I think that signals that he is very aware that he had the eyes of the nation, if not the world, on him.

And he was using this speech to great effect.

The midterms are coming up.