Let's talk now to Amy Tarkaney, Republican Strategist, the former chair of the Nevada Republican Party.

Amy, very good morning to you.

Good morning.

Quite a busy weekend for Donald Trump.

I mean, he didn't seem to stop.

I don't know when he sleeps.

And every single day, he seems to be doing something kind of quite big.

For example, yesterday yesterday during a game of

golf, he managed to completely turn around the Colombian president's foreign policy on migrants

in the space of about 45 minutes. And then he managed to get a phone call in with Kirstama as well.

That's just two things that he did in a very busy weekend.

Correct. And it seems to be not just daily, but it's literally, as you just relayed,

minute by minute, where he is making some pretty drastic changes. And there are ones that the American public is grateful for. During his first term, I think he learned a very hard lesson when he

campaigned on draining the swamp, found out how difficult that that actually was and was surrounded

by people who were, you know, basically halting and stopping him at every turn. And so he came in

extremely prepared along with his cabinet nominees. They made

sure to do their due diligence to try to sell themselves to the Senate and make sure that

he had his executive actions ready to go within the first hour of him taking the oath of office.

So this is a man who is going to be extremely aggressive,

as we are already witnessing, on every avenue, whether it be national security, you know,

international or domestic, whether it be with the economy, and as you just mentioned, whether

it be with other world leaders on making sure that

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