Speaker 1: Welcome to the Tutor Dixon Podcast.
Speaker 2: Today, we have a special episode for you because today
Speaker 2: we got up really early in the morning flew out
Speaker 2: to Washington, d C. And I actually took my oldest daughter.
Speaker 2: I know, so you guys just heard about my whole
Speaker 2: week away at Washington, D C. With my eighth grader,
Speaker 2: while I have a daughter who is a sophomore in
Speaker 2: high school, and I had the opportunity to go kind
Speaker 2: of celebrate Donald Trump's first hundred days at the White
Speaker 2: House and talk to some of the folks that are
Speaker 2: involved every single day in the thick of things in Washington,
Speaker 2: d C. And I took my oldest with me, which
Speaker 2: was so cool because she got to actually while I
Speaker 2: was interviewing people while I was working on this podcast
Speaker 2: for you, and we're going to have on this particular podcast,
Speaker 2: I'm going to share an interview with Harrison Fields. He's
Speaker 2: the principal White House Deputy Press Secretary. But first I
Speaker 2: just want to tell you a little bit about what
Speaker 2: it was like because while I was in that room
Speaker 2: and I was talking to Harrison Fields, my daughter was
Speaker 2: taken into the White House and she got to go
Speaker 2: on her own tour of the White House, which was
Speaker 2: so cool, so awesome to have an administration that is
Speaker 2: so welcoming and so helpful.
Speaker 1: And I think I've told you in the past.
Speaker 2: When my oldest went to Washington, DC when she was
Speaker 2: in eighth grade, we went to the Capitol Building and
Speaker 2: our congresswoman at the time didn't even bring the floor
Speaker 2: passes to us. We had to contact a Republican congressman,
Speaker 2: have his staff meet up with her staff and get
Speaker 2: those floor passes to the kids.
Speaker 1: And then my oldest when she.
Speaker 2: Walked out to the house floor, they or actually to
Speaker 2: the gallery, everything was done, the doors closed, all everybody
Speaker 2: walked out, and we had missed everything. So it was
Speaker 2: really cool to get to take her back and have
Speaker 2: this administration take her through the White House and show
Speaker 2: her things she gets.
Speaker 3: She was so excited.
Speaker 2: She got back in the we got in the uber,
Speaker 2: we're on the way to the airport. She was like, Mom,
Speaker 2: I learned so much, many cool things about the White House.
Speaker 1: So I was like, this is awesome. We walked in,
Speaker 1: everybody was happy.
Speaker 2: They're all talking about everything that President Trump has achieved
Speaker 2: in his first hundred days and just getting to walk
Speaker 2: in there and.
Speaker 1: See, you know, where we see those.
Speaker 2: Mugshots on the lawn, and I know a lot of
Speaker 2: people on the far left are like, ah, this is terrible.
Speaker 1: No, this is progress.
Speaker 2: And I mean that so seriously because when you walk
Speaker 2: in and you actually see those faces, and you see
Speaker 2: the crimes, and you say, look, this was a genuinely
Speaker 2: bad person who doesn't belong in the United States, and
Speaker 2: are we as taxpayers shouldn't have to even pay to
Speaker 2: house them in our prisons. We should get them out
Speaker 2: of our country altogether and never let them back. These
Speaker 2: are genuinely bad guys. And here we are at a
Speaker 2: time when you've got this yahoo in Michigan who's impeaching,
Speaker 2: trying to impeach the president, saying that he's going against
Speaker 2: a court order to bring back this horrific guy, this
Speaker 2: horrific MS thirteen gang member who has been legally documented
Speaker 2: as a wife beater.
Speaker 1: It's just it's.
Speaker 2: Very surreal to walk in there and see these people
Speaker 2: that have hurt Americans and have Democrats and some not
Speaker 2: even so far left saying they want to protect them.
Speaker 2: Because you know what, they didn't come out that and
Speaker 2: say that about Jocelyn nunger A. They didn't say that
Speaker 2: about Rachel Moren. They didn't say that about Lake and Riley.
Speaker 2: We didn't hear those names out of Democrat mouths saying,
Speaker 2: my gosh.
Speaker 1: We have such a problem. We've got to do something
Speaker 1: about this.
Speaker 2: But Donald Trump was like, first day, I'm taking care
Speaker 2: of this first day, and promises made, promises kept. He
Speaker 2: is in an unprecedented era of homeland security, and I
Speaker 2: just wanted to go through some of those promises that
Speaker 2: he made. He said, we will close the border, and
Speaker 2: we will stop the invasion of illegals into our country,
Speaker 2: and he has the illegal border encounters are down by
Speaker 2: ninety five percent, illegal immigrant got aways, the top threat
Speaker 2: to public safety are down by ninety nine percent.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is a big deal.
Speaker 2: And I got to talk to a few different people
Speaker 2: today that talk to me about what they're doing about
Speaker 2: the criminal cartels and how we take that to the
Speaker 2: next level, which is really important because that's another promise
Speaker 2: he made.
Speaker 1: He said, we.
Speaker 2: Will expel every single illegal alien gang member and migrant
Speaker 2: criminal operating on American soil and remove the savage gang
Speaker 2: trenday Aragua from the United States. And President Trump then
Speaker 2: designated Trunday Aragua MS thirteen and other vicious gangs and
Speaker 2: cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. That's a big deal. It
Speaker 2: changes how we can interact with these groups and how
Speaker 2: aggressive we can be with protecting the American people from
Speaker 2: these groups. So now we know that under President Trump,
Speaker 2: we as a country have arrested over one hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty thousand illegal aliens and guess what, more than six
Speaker 2: hundred of those are members of that vicious gang Trende Ragua.
Speaker 2: He also said I will immediately end the Biden border
Speaker 2: nightmare that traffickers use to exploit vulnerable women and children.
Speaker 1: And he has done that.
Speaker 2: And when you see when you walk in there today,
Speaker 2: when we walked in there and we saw all of those, I.
Speaker 1: Have pictures of those.
Speaker 2: Maybe we can put some of those up and you
Speaker 2: can watch the sun rumble as well, and you can
Speaker 2: see that because we took some pictures just to get
Speaker 2: an idea of what it's like walking past those.
Speaker 1: It's like this sombering moment where.
Speaker 2: You look at these pictures and you go, these these
Speaker 2: these guys, these these people, they were horrible.
Speaker 1: This is this is a very it's a it's a.
Speaker 2: Very dark time to see a United States of America
Speaker 2: that has to fight so hard against what the last
Speaker 2: administration did. But promises made, promises kept, He's doing it.
Speaker 2: He also said that the number of unaccompanied children illegal
Speaker 2: migrants was going to be reduced, and that has now
Speaker 2: reached a record low. So the number of unaccompanied illegal
Speaker 2: immigrant children has reached a record low from its peak
Speaker 2: under Biden. Four point six percent of illegal border crossings
Speaker 2: under Biden were unaccompanied minors. I mean, I know you
Speaker 2: might say, oh, four point six percent, are you kidding me?
Speaker 2: These are kids without their parents, kids without their parents,
Speaker 2: And you're talking about millions of people that came across
Speaker 2: this border. So four point six percent, that is thousands
Speaker 2: of children that came across. They were sent into trafficking,
Speaker 2: A lot of them were sent into they were underage laborers.
Speaker 1: This is crazy.
Speaker 2: And now there were just zero point four in the
Speaker 2: month the first two weeks of March President Trump. Under
Speaker 2: President Trump, just point four of the illegal crossings were
Speaker 2: unaccompanied minors. This first hundred days, just when it comes
Speaker 2: to the safety of our country, has been amazingly different.
Speaker 2: So I had this opportunity to sit down with the
Speaker 2: White House Deputy Press Secretary Harrison Fields. He's the principal
Speaker 2: Deputy Press Secretary. I mean, he's a great guy. I've
Speaker 2: met him before. We talked a little bit about that,
Speaker 2: but he's just an amazing man. He's so energetic. All
Speaker 2: of the people there, they're talking about you know, we're
Speaker 2: working really long days. You're going to hear him talk
Speaker 2: about that. But just being there in the mix of
Speaker 2: all of this and feeling the energy one hundred days
Speaker 2: in after they've done all of this work, it's very impressive.
Speaker 2: Without further ado, I want to bring Harrison in, so
Speaker 2: I'm going to I'm going to throw to that interview
Speaker 2: right now again. This is the White House Principal Deputy
Speaker 2: Press Secretary Harrison Fields. First, I want to talk to
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Speaker 2: We are so excited because we have Let me make
Speaker 2: sure I get your title right, Principal Deputy Press Secretary
Speaker 2: Harrison Field, I'm so.
Speaker 4: Excited to her, I'm excited to be here.
Speaker 3: So you were just saying, the last time I saw
Speaker 3: you was in New York.
Speaker 4: Totally different roles, totally different role.
Speaker 3: How is this.
Speaker 4: It's amazing, it's going to be back.
Speaker 5: I was a some press secretary of the last eight
Speaker 5: months of the Trump administration the first time, previously a
Speaker 5: presidential writer in the Trump one point zero, and now
Speaker 5: I'm back as a principal deputy.
Speaker 4: It's incredible, and we're moving at Trump's speed.
Speaker 5: All gas, no breaks under the tremendous leadership of the
Speaker 5: Press Secretary of Caroline Levet, a dear friend of mine
Speaker 5: and an amazing colleague to call a boss. And we've
Speaker 5: got such a good story to tell, and we have
Speaker 5: a great communications director in the President himself. Yes, it
Speaker 5: makes our job so much easier. So it's a job
Speaker 5: of a lifetime. Really honored and blessed to be here.
Speaker 5: And we love opening up the media to all of you.
Speaker 3: That what I want to.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what's cool because in the past it kind
Speaker 2: of felt like the White House was this elite place
Speaker 2: that only these special.
Speaker 3: Media outlets can go too. But here we are.
Speaker 2: I'm a podcast and we've got podcasters, radio, everybody all
Speaker 2: around us and you guys are just coming to us
Speaker 2: to talk.
Speaker 3: Is that? What do you think that means to the
Speaker 3: American people.
Speaker 5: It means so much because we understand that in twenty
Speaker 5: twenty five, the media landscape is so much different than
Speaker 5: nineteen eighty five, and we're treating it like it's nineteen
Speaker 5: eighty five here for so long. So we're changing things.
Speaker 5: We're bringing in voices that actually people listen to. They
Speaker 5: listen to you, they listen to John, they listen to all.
Speaker 4: These other people that you're here.
Speaker 5: And the American people are the beneficiarias of that because
Speaker 5: they're able to hear it directly. The President understands the
Speaker 5: changing media landscape, which is why he's endorsed Caroline Levitt's
Speaker 5: plans to open the First Briefing up, open.
Speaker 4: The OVA up.
Speaker 5: We're no longer doing this exclusive party. We are now
Speaker 5: the bouncers. They don't like us because we are letting
Speaker 5: everyone We Yeah, that's just going to.
Speaker 3: Say, you're letting everybody in. There have been some people
Speaker 3: that you've said, Okay, you.
Speaker 2: Know what if you can't tell the truth and you
Speaker 2: can't be here, and they are I rate about that.
Speaker 2: That's something they've never expected.
Speaker 4: Because they've been so spoiled.
Speaker 5: They've had such exclusive access to the White House, and
Speaker 5: now they still have access. But it's not every single day.
Speaker 5: We're letting in more people. We're letting in not just
Speaker 5: conservative media, we're letting in the liberal media and mainstream media.
Speaker 5: So we're giving more access to the people, more access
Speaker 5: to journalists, which is a great thing. That is literally
Speaker 5: what the First Amendment wants us to do. The old
Speaker 5: way wasn't very First Amendment friendly. So again President Trump
Speaker 5: is following the Constitution and letting all voices in.
Speaker 3: So what are the hours? Like, it's got to be insane.
Speaker 3: I made it.
Speaker 2: One of the girls earlier was like, I'm hoping that
Speaker 2: half of the first hundred days it slows down a bit.
Speaker 3: I said, funny, I don't think so, we'll see.
Speaker 4: You know, President Trump, he's a hard way. He doesn't sleep,
Speaker 4: So why are we going to sleep?
Speaker 5: And we have so much to do and what is
Speaker 5: a little bit of time. Four years is not a
Speaker 5: long time. Yeah, So we're making the most of every
Speaker 5: single day. Yes we get here early, yes we leave late,
Speaker 5: but it's all rewarding work and.
Speaker 4: It goes by really fast.
Speaker 5: You look at the clock and you're like, oh my god,
Speaker 5: it's five o'clock already, and then you probably have like.
Speaker 4: Three more hours to work. But we're working very hard.
Speaker 4: And the thing about is that what we do is
Speaker 4: you know, very important. Pay well.
Speaker 5: We've got people working longer hours than we do, you know,
Speaker 5: some of the janitarial stuff.
Speaker 4: They're here working longer hours.
Speaker 5: People back home, blue collar workers are working with their hands.
Speaker 4: They're they're doing what we want. It's people are working.
Speaker 4: So we want no sympathy. We don't ask for it.
Speaker 4: We're here.
Speaker 5: We're here because we've been appointed to be here, and
Speaker 5: we love what we do and a lot of people
Speaker 5: are depending on us.
Speaker 2: So I heard that earlier today things got a little
Speaker 2: bit heated over some Amazons tariff and pricing, and it
Speaker 2: explained that a little bit so Amazon.
Speaker 5: We were hearing mumblings that they were going to have
Speaker 5: like a tariff tax basically on some of their products.
Speaker 5: Basically show that the tariffs are adding to your costs.
Speaker 5: And if anyone knows Amazon as much as many Americans do,
Speaker 5: when they see that like their bottom dollar is being
Speaker 5: impacted because of the president's policies, that's not great. One
Speaker 5: it's not accurate. Two, why are you passing on this
Speaker 5: stuff to the consumers? You're Amazon, for God's sakes. When
Speaker 5: you look at a company like Ellen Walmart, they're investing
Speaker 5: billions of dollars into this country and they're not passing
Speaker 5: anything onto con That's why I.
Speaker 3: Saw something about Walmart recently.
Speaker 5: Historic announcement billions of dollars reinvesting back into the USA.
Speaker 5: They're working with us. They understand that betting on Trump,
Speaker 5: betting on Trump annomics is a good thing to do.
Speaker 5: They understand what they have now compared to what they
Speaker 5: had four years ago and the President Biden night and
Speaker 5: day difference.
Speaker 4: They want to bet on America again.
Speaker 5: They want to bet on the American worker, which is
Speaker 5: great funny thing about Amazon. They just came out and
Speaker 5: said this is not what we're doing in GWENT, so
Speaker 5: they've completely backtracked. They understand. Yeah, brand new, Yeah, breaking
Speaker 5: news on Twitter addictions, That's what I have.
Speaker 3: You have The press can be anything.
Speaker 5: Right when you have Caroline Levitt, Secretary of Vesting, at
Speaker 5: an eight or in the morning press conference setting the
Speaker 5: narrative saying the White House is in the opposition of
Speaker 5: what you guys are doing. It's a political decision. It's
Speaker 5: not one based on merit. They come around by ten am.
Speaker 5: Knee story very impact.
Speaker 1: I love that.
Speaker 3: I love that.
Speaker 2: So the impact of the podium has been great. We've heard,
Speaker 2: obviously a lot of truths being told. There was the
Speaker 2: White House Correspondence dinner the other night, and that was
Speaker 2: very interesting.
Speaker 4: To say the least.
Speaker 2: We are the guy, the Axios guy that got the award,
Speaker 2: who stood up and he said, you know, we might
Speaker 2: all have a little bit of might all have a
Speaker 2: little bit of responsibility for hiding the Biden story, but
Speaker 2: acted like they really didn't know, Like they just didn't
Speaker 2: dig into it enough.
Speaker 3: They should have. They should have been a little bit
Speaker 3: more aware. That's a lie.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, it's also like why do you need to come
Speaker 6: together on this swankie night and like have a group
Speaker 6: think therapy session of like, that's we messed up on
Speaker 6: this one.
Speaker 5: And I know Alex is a great guy and he's
Speaker 5: proud of the work. He had the gall to actually
Speaker 5: write a book about it. Yes, a book didn't need
Speaker 5: to be written. All you have to do is watch
Speaker 5: the former president every single day.
Speaker 4: You were on it long before it was school. Our side.
Speaker 5: The president was on it long before it was school,
Speaker 5: so it's you know, yeah, they all taped themselves in
Speaker 5: the dock like, well done, guys. We were recorded on
Speaker 5: the president's cognitive decline.
Speaker 2: Reading a book about it. And I don't want to
Speaker 2: rip on him, but writing a book about it, isn't
Speaker 2: it kind of profiting.
Speaker 3: Off of a line.
Speaker 4: That's literally what they're doing. And he's profiting.
Speaker 5: Well, he will become a New York Times bestseller and
Speaker 5: the history books will show that this reporter broke the
Speaker 5: news that Joe Biden was full frail to prep in.
Speaker 5: It's not breaking news. That's been the news, and you
Speaker 5: guys covered it up for a while.
Speaker 4: Another reason why.
Speaker 5: Kamala Harrison didn't stand a chance because she covering it
Speaker 5: up too.
Speaker 4: Yes, you know, it's all.
Speaker 5: It was one of the largest scandals in American history.
Speaker 3: It wasn't That's the crazy part.
Speaker 2: It wasn't even just that they were covering up the
Speaker 2: fact that Joe Biden was in capacity. They were covering
Speaker 2: up the fact that Kamala Harrison didn't know the facts.
Speaker 2: She was not involved in the administration. She didn't know
Speaker 2: what to do going forward. She couldn't answer the questions
Speaker 2: talk about podcasts being here in these conversations that we're having.
Speaker 2: Podcasts were so hopeful to Donald Trump because we got.
Speaker 3: A long form to show people that he actually knew things.
Speaker 3: They wouldn't have been helpful.
Speaker 5: Her great, she didn't know well, she was trying to
Speaker 5: chase it too late, and then she wanted to do
Speaker 5: Joe Rogan, and then she wanted to set the terms.
Speaker 4: Joe Rogan's like, this is not how this worked.
Speaker 3: She wouldn't have done it.
Speaker 2: I think that was a ful I just think that
Speaker 2: was a play for her, like, oh, I'm gonna be difficult.
Speaker 2: They'll end up saying I can't do it. I'll blame
Speaker 2: them if they've always gotten away with that. That's always
Speaker 2: been for the Democrats and for the left. You can
Speaker 2: always explain away and nobody were entitled.
Speaker 5: But when you have an election in which the wave
Speaker 5: is moving away from the Democratic Party for the President Trump,
Speaker 5: you have to adapt.
Speaker 4: I mean they knew they were losing. Everyone knew Kamala
Speaker 4: Harris was going to lose.
Speaker 5: Instead of like trying to save face and trying to
Speaker 5: have one last ditch effort to maybe win the election,
Speaker 5: she chose not to so she's the one to blame
Speaker 5: or she's the most She's going to do a speech
Speaker 5: in San Francisco critiquing the Trump and thedministration and.
Speaker 3: You can get it for the low price of twenty
Speaker 3: five dollars.
Speaker 4: That's not a Jobe Lo's ridiculous.
Speaker 5: Joe Biden's team is leaking to the press that they're
Speaker 5: having difficulties getting people to sign off on his three
Speaker 5: hundred thousand dollars speaking requests. They don't want to hear
Speaker 5: from him. He's charging three hundred thousand dollars to hear
Speaker 5: him speak. I wouldn't pay three cents to hear him speak.
Speaker 5: And now they're like, well, no one wants to speak
Speaker 5: to him.
Speaker 4: The Democratic Party is in disarray.
Speaker 5: Dare I say dead because Jasmine Crockett's their new.
Speaker 2: Leader, Jasmine Crockett and AOC and I think they should
Speaker 2: be very scared that they see Bernie Sanders taking over.
Speaker 3: This is a man's sports. Yeah, this guy was supposed
Speaker 3: to be the president.
Speaker 2: Should not be I mean two or three times right.
Speaker 2: But the Democrat establishment, That's what I love about this
Speaker 2: because Donald Trump was not the establishment choice. That is
Speaker 2: how free The Republican Party is, and that is how
Speaker 2: the voices of the Republican people are actually heard because
Speaker 2: if it we're up to the establishment, the choice would
Speaker 2: not have been Donald Trump. Look at what they did
Speaker 2: to themselves. They chose Hillary, they chose Joe Bernie.
Speaker 3: Who is gosh.
Speaker 2: I mean, he looks like he's one hundred years old,
Speaker 2: but that man is hanging on and I do believe
Speaker 2: that he is like putting his everything he knows into
Speaker 2: AOC and he's like, this is the person to carry
Speaker 2: the torch. Nancy Pelocy, all those people, they have somebody
Speaker 2: to carry torch.
Speaker 3: They never did that. The socialists have done that. How
Speaker 3: scary is that for them?
Speaker 5: It's scary, But it's really good for Republicans to see
Speaker 5: where they're shifting a lot of their energy and they're
Speaker 5: putting all their eggs in the basket of AOC and
Speaker 5: the other baskets of crazy out of the squad. So
Speaker 5: the further left the party goes, the better for us
Speaker 5: because America, election after election is proven that they don't
Speaker 5: want leftism.
Speaker 4: They don't.
Speaker 5: This is why Chesaboudeen, the DA in San Francisco got
Speaker 5: voted out of office because it's not popular. The DA
Speaker 5: in La County got voted out because it's not popular,
Speaker 5: So it's great for the Republican Party. You're seeing and
Speaker 5: I think the election on November fifth was so refreshing
Speaker 5: to me. I live in Northern Virginia. There's not a
Speaker 5: lot of Republicans out there, but just seeing that Fairfax
Speaker 5: Counting voted for Trump in historic ways.
Speaker 4: You look at the Bronx, you look at Chicago.
Speaker 5: You're seeing massive waste, the Blue Wall Michigan, seeing how
Speaker 5: resoundingly they were for the president.
Speaker 4: Wish you would have got the Senate sat cool, we'll.
Speaker 5: Figure that out another cha. You're seeing that America is
Speaker 5: moving closer and closer to the right because that's where
Speaker 5: we're at in common sense, and we are the Party
Speaker 5: of common sense.
Speaker 4: They're the Party of chaos.
Speaker 3: I think that's why it's.
Speaker 2: So critical that people stay engaged in this next election.
Speaker 3: You've got a lot of House seats.
Speaker 2: You you've got to keep that majority in the House
Speaker 2: and Senate grow it like we can. And that's why
Speaker 2: I think people need to really understand that Trump being
Speaker 2: in it's not.
Speaker 5: Rest on your own it's not it's not you're one
Speaker 5: hundred percent right, And we try to stress this a lot.
Speaker 5: This is why I'm glad he's going to Michigan, because
Speaker 5: just because the election was over doesn't mean you said
Speaker 5: bad then left never relents. They are in the street,
Speaker 5: they've got rally after rally, they've got signs. They're working
Speaker 5: Kinko's like it's going out of business. They're pushing out
Speaker 5: signs left them right. They're so engaged they never stopped
Speaker 5: the engagement, the work. Just because we won doesn't mean anything.
Speaker 5: We have to get back out the governor races, we
Speaker 5: have all these other things. We have to remain engage.
Speaker 5: Servative brand is popular. We cannot bow away from it.
Speaker 5: This is why we have these amazing venues right now
Speaker 5: to talk about it, to engage with the people, because
Speaker 5: people may wonder, what are we doing. Yes, it's one
Speaker 5: hundred days and what does that mean for you? What
Speaker 5: it means is we've got inflation in your control. Jobs
Speaker 5: are coming back to retention. The border is now secure.
Speaker 5: We are on the Virgin World peace and we're just
Speaker 5: now getting started. We've got tax cuts coming, we have
Speaker 5: more derec coming. We're taking men out of women's sports.
Speaker 4: We are giving.
Speaker 5: Parents the ability to control their child educational freedom. This
Speaker 5: is all what we've done in one hundred days, and
Speaker 5: we're just not getting started.
Speaker 4: We have to make sure we're continuing in a hand message.
Speaker 5: Because the Democrats they're uniting, they're prepared for twenty twenty six.
Speaker 4: We have to as well they are.
Speaker 2: That's such a good point that I don't think about
Speaker 2: because I guess sometimes when I see these rallies everywhere,
Speaker 2: it seems kind of annoying. The blocking traffic, you can't
Speaker 2: fit downtown. I mean, I'm talking about even in my
Speaker 2: small town. But then I think about it if it's
Speaker 2: even in my small town everywhere, and they are really
Speaker 2: looking out and they're pushing this anger and hatred. I
Speaker 2: see this on even my friend's posts on social media.
Speaker 2: They're like, oh my gosh, this is so bad, and
Speaker 2: I read it. It's all lies and it's unreasonable. The
Speaker 2: reactions are all wrong, but they're powerful because of these
Speaker 2: rallies and protests that they continue to push. Let me
Speaker 2: ask you this before I let you go working with
Speaker 2: the president. I think I just saw something today saying
Speaker 2: that Karine Jean Pierre said she really didn't.
Speaker 3: Meet with Biden ever. Would it be possible to do
Speaker 3: your job.
Speaker 5: If you never saw the president Caroline is in the
Speaker 5: Oval office, I would say four to five hours, as
Speaker 5: it's a crucial aspect of the job when you hear
Speaker 5: directly from the press.
Speaker 2: If there's someone else in the Ole office, I think
Speaker 2: that's a big difference.
Speaker 4: Right he was he never left the residence, or he
Speaker 4: really was never in DC. He was never here. You
Speaker 4: had a lot of other people that were doing the job.
Speaker 5: Are President President of Trump was in the driver's seat,
Speaker 5: I was Joe President Trump's in the driver's seat. Joe
Speaker 5: Biden wasn't even in the car. So that just that
Speaker 5: stark difference. And I would say one thing, if you
Speaker 5: look at a lot of the polling.
Speaker 3: Up, he wasn't hanging onto the biker.
Speaker 5: No, No, he wasn't anything with wheels four feet. He
Speaker 5: just wasn't functioning well. Laid out flat is probably the
Speaker 5: best place for him to be. The American people love
Speaker 5: it to see their president again, regardless of the policies,
Speaker 5: regardless of how you feel about Trump, being able to
Speaker 5: see him in action, talking to the press behind the
Speaker 5: Resolute desk, talking to them on Air Force one, talking
Speaker 5: to them in the north lawn of the White House
Speaker 5: when he's trying to plant out his beautiful flags for
Speaker 5: the property here.
Speaker 4: They see the press, isn't it.
Speaker 5: They understand that America is back in charge. We have
Speaker 5: someone that's leading the fight for America. Not just such
Speaker 5: a relief, there's this feeling of like, wow, we have
Speaker 5: a leadership again in this country. And this is why
Speaker 5: you see for the most parts the poll numbers are
Speaker 5: looking to do it for us. Yes, because the American
Speaker 5: people feels so or having a president let's coherent, that's
Speaker 5: actually finding for us.
Speaker 4: And then if you look at the policies.
Speaker 5: The last thing I'll tell you is like when I'd
Speaker 5: get gas every day or you know once or twice
Speaker 5: a week in Virginia, seeing a two.
Speaker 4: In front of the guests is so it feels great.
Speaker 5: Yes, going to the grocery store now on the Trump
Speaker 5: feels better than it did under President Biden. The American
Speaker 5: people feel that, and they end up going and voting
Speaker 5: based on their feeling. All the polls, all the naysayers,
Speaker 5: all the comments on the Facebook bricks, those are just
Speaker 5: loud voices right. Everyday Americans are feeling the impact of
Speaker 5: Trump and.
Speaker 4: They like it.
Speaker 2: Look, that's why we have to keep out there, stay talking,
Speaker 2: so that's important.
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Speaker 2: Must be big for you to see your former boss
Speaker 2: out there running for governor.
Speaker 4: It's huge. I'm excited for him.
Speaker 5: I don't want to get in too much trouble because
Speaker 5: the Hatch Act.
Speaker 4: But Byron is a conservative lawyer.
Speaker 5: There's a reason why the President trusted him with this
Speaker 5: next adventure, and we need more people like that.
Speaker 2: I just want to say, though, it is people like
Speaker 2: you helped to make people like that go do things,
Speaker 2: and that's why we appreciate that here with the President
Speaker 2: right now.
Speaker 3: Is so valuable to have you there. And that's why
Speaker 3: I like doing this, which is people get to.
Speaker 2: See there's this smart people behind the scenes, more normal people.
Speaker 3: But people are always totally assable. I'm gonna non sued
Speaker 3: back a little bit next. We're a little weird. Yes,
Speaker 3: you are awesome. So thank you so much, Harrison Fields.
Speaker 3: We appreciate having to be with you.
Speaker 2: So I want to thank Harrison Fields for sitting with
Speaker 2: me today at the White House to be able to
Speaker 2: talk about these first one hundred days. And I want
Speaker 2: to thank you all for listening to the Tutor Dixon
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Speaker 1: Have a blessed day.