Trump just held his largest White House briefing yet. Alongside Pam...

Before, 1 liberal judge in California could stop Trump's policies for all 50 states.
Now, that judge's ruling only affects their local district.
Trump called this "a monumental victory for the Constitution."
Pam Bondi revealed that of 40 nationwide injunctions against Trump, 35 came from just 5 districts:
Maryland, DC, Massachusetts, California, Washington.
94 districts total. But 5 controlled everything.
The Supreme Court ruled:
Parents can pull their kids from classes with LGBTQ materials.
Trump: "Parents lost control of their child. This gives it back."
What are your thoughts? Controversial or common sense?
Trump can now stop federal money going towards gender transitions.
Again, previously blocked by courts.
Unlocked by Trump.
Tax dollars won't fund these procedures anymore. Sound fair?
TDA = one of the world's most violent gangs.
Biden let them walk into America freely. Trump has arrested 2,711 so far.
Bondi: "You should all feel safer now."
Liberal judges previously blocked this...
But now, Trump can cut every penny.
For Example, California gets "nothing" if it keeps protecting illegal immigrants.
The money tap just turned off.
He brokered peace between Rwanda and Congo after years of war.
The price for US involvement?
"We're getting a lot of the mineral rights from the Congo."
Strategic resources secured.
Asked if he'd bomb Iran again: "Without question. Absolutely."
His demands?
• Surrender ALL nuclear materials
• Zero uranium production
• Full inspection access
No wiggle room.
"It was for babies of slaves, not people scamming the system on vacation."
The matter goes to Court in October.
If Trump wins, millions lose their automatic citizenship.
His most controversial move yet. Are you with him?
With nationwide injunctions gone, he can simultaneously:
• End birthright citizenship
• Restrict immigration
• Build the wall
No more delays. But the genius move?
He eliminated the single tool blocking his entire agenda.
Liberal judges can't stop him anymore.
"Americans are finally getting what they voted for."
But the best bit was still to come...
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