In this episode of the Neal Larson Show, the hosts praise President Trump’s recent diplomatic actions. They call his meetings with Vladimir Putin in Alaska and with European leaders at the White House a historic show of strength and a significant step toward peace in Ukraine. A clip from CNN’s Abby Phillip is highlighted as an example for of left-wing media “hackery” and an attempt to spin events as a sign of Trump’s weakness. This leads to a broader critique of the Democratic party being a leaderless “zombie party”, detached from reality, unable to even define basic terms like “woman.” Neal and Julie applaud Kristi Noem’s initiative to paint the southern border wall black to increase its temperature, making it harder to climb. They say it’s a common-sense deterrent that liberals oppose due to a misguided ideology of weakness.
Later in the program, the hosts are joined by Congressman Mike Simpson for his “August work period.” Simpson voices his strong support for Trump’s decision to take federal control over crime in Washington D.C., calling it a necessary step that even many Democrats secretly welcome. He discusses immigration, saying that while illegal immigrants should be deported, an exception must be made for long-term, law-abiding agricultural workers who are vital to Idaho’s economy, noting a bipartisan effort exists to provide them with green cards. The conversation also covers the importance of the recently passed “One Big Beautiful Bill” in preventing a massive tax increase to stimulate the economy, and his prediction that Republicans will maintain control of the House in the upcoming midterm elections.
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