Trump Will Use Final Months to Go ‘Berserk’ Before Dems Take Over Congress

Rita. Well, yeah, Californication is happening across the country, it seems. Thank you, James. But I want to ask you about the 2028 race. Now, we talked about Marco Rubio and J.D. Vance. Someone who's emerged this week, again, is Ron DeSantis, the former governor of Florida. He really seems to have come out very strongly after these midterms as a viable option for 2028. What do you think? Who do you see as the front runner for that race? It's a good question. I think it'll depend what the hot button topic is going to be closer to the race. I actually am coming to you from Miami right now. And I think one of the reasons why we saw the blue wave is because people left blue states to red states. And unfortunately, they brought their votes with them. I will say that here in Florida, DeSantis is very much liked. I think if I had to choose a single front runner right now, I would go with Marco Rubio. The way that he's handled every crisis has been handed his way in the last couple of months has been extremely impressive. And the fact that people. People are actually talking about him to run when they, you know, discounted him after his last try, I think speaks volumes. Adela, I couldn't agree with you more, Adela. Well done. Well said. 100%. I've been saying this for months and months. Others on the panel may disagree, Rita. Absolutely. I think Marco. Go, Marco. Absolutely. I think the reverse has happened this week with Marco Rubio. No, no, no. As much as I like him. He's history now. Oh, you are kidding. You are kidding. He's the bloke. Let's let's let's Adela's interview. Sorry, I ran. So, yes, of course, people don't like the war in Iran, et cetera, et cetera. I'll be talking about that a bit later. But Trump appears to be going, I'm doubling down. I did the right thing. It was the right thing to do. And I'm not going to apologize for it. Is that a correct assessment? Yes, it is. And I actually would agree with President Trump. I don't think that it was handled as best as it could have. But the fact that we're sitting right now talking about whether Iran was a good idea speaks volumes. If Iran gets closer to a nuclear weapon, we wouldn't be having these hypothetical conversations. So I think that we did have to take steps against Iran, whether it was the right way. I wasn't in the war cabinet. I don't have information that Trump had when he made it. But I will say that at least on this point, we're at the end of it. Right. Right. He keeps saying we have control of the Strait of Hormuz, which is true. We don't have the shipping delays. The oil prices are getting slightly back to normal. So I think that hopefully we're on the other side of that. But yes, I think that the war in Iran was absolutely a reason why we saw that blue wave. Finally, Adela, I just want to ask you, you know, you mentioned who knows what the big issue is going to be in 2028. But what about the concern that the Democrats are going to try and manufacture crisis with the Trump administration? And through... So impeachment hearings and a number of other sort of tactics and methods try and basically delegitimize the Trump administration to create some sort of constitutional crisis in the next two years. Your thoughts? Yeah. I mean, three things are for sure, right? Death taxes and the left hystericism. So absolutely, they'll try to manufacture something. But I think that we're at a point where Trump is at the end of his second term. He's not running for reelection. He's not looking to be liked. I think that he's not going to care what they throw his way. They've tried to impeach him in the past. They're likely going to try it again. And they're going to keep sending him on what I'm going to call side quests to try to put these fires out. But knowing Trump, he only has two Two years left in office. He's going to go like a bullet. He has goals in mind. He knows that the House and the Senate are against him. So he's going to do everything he can using his executive powers to keep whatever power he wants and to actually pass the things that he's looking to pass. So, yes, they'll send him on side quests. I don't think he's going to spend too much time trying to stomp out those fires. Well, he's got a couple of months before the Democrats take over the Senate and the House. Will he go? Just berserk, get rid of the filibuster and actually deliver on some of those promises that the base is upset about, that they haven't seen achieved. Yeah. I mean, if he's smart, he absolutely will. And this isn't, you know, unheard of. When we saw Biden at the end of his last term, he took massive actions between the election and when he left office in January. So every president that is leaving or that knows that the base is, you know, about to become the minority in the coming months will take advantage of that. So get ready for two months of a lot of political movement.