Un missatge de actualitat: Festejant 200 dies de renovació americana
In a special hour-long programme titled "Trump 200: America Rises", Newsmax celebrated the first 200 days of President Donald J. Trump's second term. The special, which aired last night, showcased the President's transformative victories for everyday Americans.
The programme highlighted significant progress in border security, assertive foreign policy actions, and addressing cultural issues.
Border Security
Former Rep. Peter King praised Trump's success in securing the border through bipartisan legislation. He called it an accomplishment previously considered impossible that resulted in the border becoming "more secure than it's ever been" during those months.
The current border is the most secure in modern American history, contrasting with the Biden Administration's open border. Zero illegal aliens were released into the country in July, marking a third consecutive month. Border Czar Tom Homan credited President Trump's border security effort for the lowest border numbers in history.
Foreign Policy
A major highlight was the strike on Iran's nuclear facilities, described by King as a decisive action done "overnight" and hailed as making the Middle East more secure than it has been in a generation.
State Department Spokeswoman Tammy Bruce summarized foreign policy in President Trump's return as "America is back because Donald Trump is back."
Cultural Issues
Trump was recognised for his willingness to address controversial cultural topics, such as transgender participation in sports, demonstrating a readiness to be politically incorrect.
Bold Leadership and Transformational Victories
The special overall emphasised Trump’s bold leadership style and transformational victories within those 200 days. White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller outlined the reawakening of the American spirit under President Trump's leadership. Senior Counselor for Trade and Manufacturing Peter Navarro reflected on the success of Trump's second term trade policy.
Rob Finnerty opened with a montage showcasing the best moments of the first 200 days of President Trump's term. The special was a tribute to the unprecedented successes of President Trump's second term.
The programme featured exclusive insights from key Trump Administration officials, including Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy, who updated on the $12.5 billion downpayment for the air traffic control overhaul. Duffy touted the success of the English language proficiency requirement for truck drivers, removing 1,500 trucks from service.
Secretary of Education Linda McMahon spotlighted the Administration's America First education policy, aiming to reduce regulatory compliance costs. The officials discussed their work in delivering on the America First agenda.
[1] Newsmax
[2] Fox News
[3] The Hill
[4] CNN
[5] The special broadcast was aired not just on Newsmax, but also on Fox News and The Hill.
[6] CNN, however, criticized the program, calling it a "propaganda piece" for the Trump Administration.
[7] Education
[8] Secretary of Education Linda McMahon emphasized the importance of providing opportunities for vocational and technical education, ensuring more Americans are equipped for the jobs of the future.
[9] History
[10] The special recalled President Trump's appointment of a commission to study the impact of CRT (Critical Race Theory) in public schools, sparking widespread debate among educators and parents.
[11] Migration
[12] In discussing migration, the special highlighted President Trump's efforts to address visa overstays, a major issue that has been overlooked in mainstream migration discussions.
[13] War-and-Conflicts
[14] Veteran Confirmation Hearings were held in the Senate, resulting in a record number of veterans serving in President Trump's Administration, reflecting the President's commitment to national security.
[15] Casino-and-Gambling
[16] In a surprising turn, the special touched upon Las Vegas' history, including its transformation from a mid-sized gambling town to a global entertainment hub, and the myths surrounding its famous casinos.
[17] Casino-Games
[18] Trump's historic reception at the World Series of Poker was recalled, marking the first time a sitting U.S. President had attended the event.
[19] Slots
[20] The special discussed the rise of casino comps (complimentary services) in modern casinos, and their impact on casino-goers' spending behavior.
[21] Lotteries
[22] A segment was dedicated to the rise of online lotteries, and the potential consequences for responsible gambling.
[23] Vegas-History
[24] The special delved into the Vegas history, exploring the city's transformation from a sleepy town to a global gambling mecca.
[25] Vegas-Myths
[26] Myths surrounding the entertainment industry in Las Vegas were debunked, including the belief that all performers are contractually obligated to work for the casinos.
[27] Gambling-Trends
[28] The special highlighted emerging trends in the gambling industry, such as the increasing popularity of sports betting, and the impact of policy and legislation on these trends.
[29] Casino-Personalities
[30] Iconic figures in casino-gaming, like Steve Wynn and Kirk Kerkorian, were featured, illustrating their influence on the industry's development.
