President Trump’s approval rating soaring above 50%, with polls like Rasmussen showing it at 53%. His handling of illegal immigration, even more impressive at 54% approval.

And then there’s his handling of the Iran nuclear threat—90 percent of Trump voters support him.

Despite the relentless negativity from the legacy media, it’s no mystery why his numbers are high: Trump’s been winning on illegal immigration since 2016, and Americans are thrilled with his efforts. They don’t want it —period. They reject the associated crime costs, and the Democrat spin masquerading as compassion.

Starting back in 2016, voters made a deal: they promised to support Trump if he’d close the border and clean up the immigration mess.

Well, he’s delivered on that promise.

This is how politics should function: a candidate promises to deliver what the people want, follows through … earns their trust. No cynicism; no regrets; just results.

Americans support a leader who prioritizes their interests.

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There are a handful of phrases from the national security crises of the past 50 years that stand out.

President Donald Trump has now added his signature line to that list.

For the sake of brevity, I’ll just note Mr. Reagan in 1987 saying, "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!"

George W. Bush in 2001: "I can hear you! The rest of the world hears you. And the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon."

Now President Trump has his quote:

"They should have done the deal."

That’s what President Trump told reporters on Air Force One on June 17.

Even if Donald Trump had not returned to the Oval Office in 2025, the Abraham Accords from his first term would have matched any diplomatic achievement of the post World War II era. But the devastation of Iran’s nuclear weapons production facilities has changed not just American history but quite obviously world history as well.

Thank you, Mr. President.

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Donald Trump heralded a cease-fire between Israel and Iran on Monday evening – and then spent the next several hours keeping it in place. Trump exploded in frustration Tuesday over the retaliatory exchanges that continued past the deadline, declaring that neither country knows what they’re doing.

By later in the morning, both countries appeared resolved to stop any more attacks. However, Israel remains rightly concerned that the regime in Tehran will not stop its 46-year campaign of genocide against Jews and annihilation of the Jewish state. Already, the Iranians are declaring their intent to reconstitute their nuclear weapons program.

The only real path to peace is through regime change. Neither the US nor the Israelis can force the regime out of power, but we can support the Iranian people and encourage them to lift themselves from the tyranny that has subjugated them since 1979. All of our policies toward Iran should focus on freedom and liberty for a great people, and the end of a regime that only wants to watch the world burn.

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