RARE WEST WING VIDEO WITH PRESIDENT TRUMP: Have you ever wondered what the real West Wing of the White House looks like? Follow President Trump down the hallway from the Oval Office to the West Wing Lobby, where he greets dignitaries. Then follow Trump back to the Oval Office where the press joins him. I have been in these hallways several times. It is very grand but different from what TV and the Movies portray.
— Commentary Trump Daily Posts (@TrumpDailyPosts) November 1, 2026
Sunday, November 1, 2026
VIDEO: Trump Behind The Scenes!
A Delightful Moment On The Campaign Trail!
🚨 LMFAO! Speaker Johnson just did an impression of President Trump and then realized he's STANDING RIGHT THERE 🤣 "The man calls me at like 1AM and 5AM! '✋🏻 Mike, are you sleeping?!' No, sir, of course not, sleep is for sissies! What's on your mind, Mr. President? 'I don't know, let's talk about—' I'm not gonna do the impression. I'm sorry, I didn't plan that!" "Imitation is the greatest form of flattery...what I was GONNA say before I just ruined my career with the impression is..." We all know MAGA Mike loves Trump. And he's been HIGHLY effective as Speaker. He's going down in history!
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 1, 2026
A New Republican In-The-Making?
🚨 BREAKING: President Trump offers Rep. Haley Stevens (D) a spot in the Republican Party, and Speaker Johnson is worried for her safety after she backed Mike Rogers Wow! TRUMP: "I'd LOVE to have her. Mike, you talked to her!" JOHNSON: I sent her a note...I told her how courageous she was...she's a good person...I encouraged her to stay safe. 🙏🏻 Think about that. A sitting Democrat congresswoman endorses a Republican, and the Speaker of the House feels he has to tell her to stay safe! BECAUSE THE LEFT IS PSYCHO. Her own mother says Haley was chased out of a park and called a "Zionist pig" this year She should leave the party.
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 1, 2026
President Trump's ALL SAINTS DAY Message!
On All Saints’ Day, I join Christians across our Nation in honoring the men and women through the centuries whose extraordinary lives of faithfulness reveal the great goodness and love to which human beings can aspire.
Every generation of Americans has understood the profound power of the example of a heroic and holy life, which is why the names of saints are so interwoven throughout the American landscape. We have San Francisco, California, named for Saint Francis of Assisi; San Antonio, Texas, named for Saint Anthony of Padua; St. Louis, Missouri, named for a saintly king of France; and St. Paul, Minnesota, named for the great Apostle. From Santa Monica, California, to St. Augustine, Florida, saints greet us on maps and road signs across the country.
Saints are just as present in the institutions we know and trust. Families turn to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital when a child is gravely ill. Young Americans study at Saint John’s University, Saint Louis University, Saint Bonaventure University, and many other colleges and universities named for saints. Every March, millions of Americans celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day with parades, music, and the wearing of green.
Even our professional sports carry this legacy. When New Orleans received its National Football League franchise on November 1, 1966, the date was no accident: It was All Saints’ Day. A local businessman championed the name “Saints,” inspired by the city’s celebrated jazz anthem, “When the Saints Go Marching In.”
From sea to shining sea, these names are a constant reminder that a great civilization needs more than material success. It needs examples of goodness. It needs heroes not only of strength and achievement but also of mercy, sacrifice, humility, and love.
In the United States, we especially honor Saint Junípero Serra, who carried the Christian faith through the missions of California; Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, who helped build Catholic education in America; Saint Katharine Drexel, who devoted her fortune and her life to educating and serving poor and impoverished communities; and Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini, who established schools, orphanages, and hospitals, putting Christian charity into action and bringing the hope of Jesus to those most in need. Countless other saints—parents, teachers, nurses, workers, missionaries, and neighbors whose names history never recorded—quietly showed what holiness can look like in ordinary life.
All Saints’ Day proclaims a truth at the heart of the Christian faith: Death does not have the final word. Christians believe that through the death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ, the grave has been conquered and eternal life has been opened to all who believe in Him. The saints are witnesses to that promise. We honor them not merely as heroes of the past but also as signs of the hope that extends to every human life and reaches beyond our earthly existence.
On this All Saints’ Day, Melania and I offer our warmest greetings to all who observe this holy feast. I will always defend the freedom of Americans to express their faith openly and without fear. May the lives of the saints renew our gratitude for our Nation’s spiritual inheritance; strengthen our resolve to love and serve one another; and inspire us to live with the faith, courage, and charity that make a people—and a nation—forever great.
Saturday, October 31, 2026
Is It Too Late? Only YOU Can Decide!
My liberal friends spend a lot of time screaming about Trump when the clowns they need to displace are right here. The evidence that leftism has destroyed the city and state are so obvious. I know this is a political ad, but provide evidence that any of it is wrong. You can’t https://t.co/8SXpmc0HDg
— Charles Gasparino (@CGasparino) October 31, 2026
October Bows Out In A Blaze Of Glory!
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