Mary Margaret Olihan

He's referencing the wars between Israel and Gaza, Israel and Iran, Pakistan and India, Rwanda and Congo, Thailand and Cambodia, Armenia and Azerbaijan, Egypt and Ethiopia, and Serbia and Kosovo.

And he's been heavily involved in ending the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

Both of the heads of these countries have come to the U.S.

in the last year, and Trump has spent a lot of time and energy in navigating this conflict with them.

The president came out of the gate swinging on these issues.

He quickly enacted executive orders, whether it came to men and women's sports.

He banned men from women's sports.

He banned irreversible gender transition procedures for children.

He banned discrimination against Christians when it comes to foster care and adoption and things like that.

He has spent a lot of time and energy rolling back the Biden administration's DEI policies, whether that's in the government or that's in universities or corporations.

He has made it clear that it is discriminatory to not hire on merit, but on other preferences.

He's also spent a lot of time

on rolling back some of these culture war issues that we saw during the Biden administration.

So, for example, pardoning the pro-lifers that the Biden DOJ imprisoned for protesting outside of abortion clinics and many, many more.

He talks about these frequently.

He's very proud of these objectives.

And he knows that when it comes to transgender issues, for example, the public is with him and they're very, very happy that he's taken these steps.

I would encourage Governor Walz and other Democrats who are demeaning law enforcement to sit down and have a cup of coffee with an ICE agent or a Border Patrol agent.

These are great patriotic men and women who have families who put on the uniform every day.

They are simply trying to enforce the law.