Trump’s America "I will stop the wars". Today Biden speaks to the country

“This will be the true golden age.” Donald Trump won the US presidential election: he is the 47th president of the United States in a surprising electoral race, not without obstacles, against Democrat Kamala Harris. Trump is also the first convicted (for 34 crimes plus four major trials) to conquer the White House, just as at 78 years old he is also the oldest person ever elected to this office.

The outcome will set alarm bells ringing in foreign capitals, given Trump’s chaotic leadership style and his overtures to authoritarians such as Russia’s Vladimir Putin and North Korea’s Kim Jong-un. His opponent, Vice President Harris, and some of his former White House officials they called him a threat to democracy and even a fascist. However, the American electorate has shown itself willing to put these concerns aside and hand over the leadership of the country to the real estate developer for a second time.

The tycoon defeated the current vice president, who attempted to break the glass ceiling, bringing the first black woman to the presidency in the 248 years of history of the United States. Overnight, Trump took North Carolina early, the first swing state to be called, and later took Georgia and Pennsylvania. Already at 1.20 in the morning, at the Trump election party in Palm Beach, Florida, a prolonged and almighty roar arose when Fox News gave Pennsylvania for the Republican candidate. The tycoon also won in Michigan and Wysconsinhas in fact the triumph in the states of the so-called “Blue Wall” of the Great Lakes was completed, which Harris had considered crucial to achieving success.

From his headquarters, Trump spoke to the nation:“I will stop all wars”, he promised. He assured that he wanted a “powerful army”, but “not to use it”. “I will not start wars, I will stop them,” he said in his victory speech. “We had no wars, for four years we had no wars. Only we defeated ISIS.”

Welcomed on the stage of the West Palm Beach Convention Center by an enthusiastic crowd and to the tune of ‘God Bless America’ by Lee Greenwood, Donald Trump wanted the most important people in his personal and political life around him. The ex first lady Melania Trump she was standing next to her husband and was joined by Barron, her youngest son. Trump’s older children, Don Jr., Eric, Ivanka and Tiffany, also joined their father on stage. With them the main campaign advisors: Susie Wiles and Chris LaCivita and political allies were on stage, including Speaker of the House Mike Johnson.

Trump also mentioned some celebrities in the audience and called to the stageUFC CEO Dana White and golfer Bryson DeChambeau.Trump has reserved alungo elogio a Elon Musk,the billionaire owner of X, Tesla and Space “We have a new star. A star is born: Elon,” the Republican candidate shouted.

Kamala Harris called Trump to congratulate and organize the transition phase. Even the incumbent president, Biden, had a telephone conversation with the new president, inviting him to the White House.

The phone call with Prime Minister Meloni

The Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, had a first telephone conversation with the President-elect of the United States of America, Donald J. Trump, on Wednesday evening to congratulate him on his electoral victory.
The conversation – according to a note from Palazzo Chigi – was an opportunity to confirm the solid alliance, the strategic partnership and the profound and historic friendship that have always linked Rome and Washington. During the phone call, President Meloni and President-elect Donald J. Trump expressed their willingness to work in close coordination on all the main international dossiers, starting from the war in Ukraine and the crisis in the Middle East, with the common objective – the note continues – to promote stability and security, also within the framework of relations with the European Union.
In conclusion, they affirmed their intention to continue the path of strengthening the already excellent bilateral relations, based on shared values ​​and principles, agreeing – concludes Palazzo Chigi – on the opportunity to remain in close contact.

The Senate goes to the Republicans with 51 seats

According to FoxNews projections,Republicans will take control of the Senate with at least 51 seats.The victory of Republican Senator Bernie Moreno over Democrat Edmund Gerald Brown in Ohio, analysts observe, has essentially closed the race for the US Senate.

Attorney Smith is negotiating to stop prosecution of Trump

Special Prosecutor Jack Smith is in active negotiations with the top brass of the US Department of Justice on how to end federal prosecutions of Donald Trump. A source from the Justice Department reports this to CNN. Discussions are expected to last several days. Justice Department officials are weighing options for how to conclude the two criminal cases against Trump, for his attempts to overturn the 2020 election and for his handling of classified documents, while complying with a 2020 memo from the Office of the department’s legal advice on indictments or criminal proceedings against sitting presidents, the broadcaster adds.