Mary Margaret Olohan

And voters have a very clear image moving forward into midterms in 2028 and beyond what kind of a country we have the chance to save versus the one that's going to come into fruition if we fail to act courageously today.

Thanks for having me.

I am in the Eisenhower Executive Office building.

You've been here, I know, for interviews with Trump officials.

That's where I am today.

And we're right across the street from the White House.

I am back.

I'm so sorry about that.

I totally agree with you, Michael.

I know you're saying that some people are concerned about what the administration has done so far, but I'd argue that if you look at the past year and all of the things that the administration has started to check off its list,

It's a pretty good amount of things for a first year in office.

Trump campaigned on immigration.

He campaigned on fixing the border.

He campaigned on fixing the economy, on keeping our city safe.

And a lot of those things have in fact been coming to pass.

If you look at how he's cleaned up Washington, D.C., for example,

How the border literally has been closed the entire year, the amount of deportations that are taking place.

I know there's people that want there to be more, but a lot took place this year.

If you look at the ICE enforcement activities, his foreign policy, and he'll tell you himself, and he's told me and others many times, he's ended eight wars across the world, maybe nine and maybe more.

He's strong armed and showing the world how he means what he says when it comes to people like Nicolas Maduro.