Thread by @Gettingtrump

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POTUS WITH MARTHA AND BRETT: 60 MINUTES OF WINNING.

Analysis here:

Thursday, 5 May:

By any stretch of the imagination, the FOX news town hall for President Trump was a stunning success. That this comes as some sort of surprise to some is the question.

Only those who have remained deliberately unaware could have been surprised.

The 45th president was in his fine form for his roughly 58 minutes or so on screen.

Those who thought that the team of Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum would somehow 'take the president down' were sadly mistaken.

Indeed, some out there thought Martha might have a Meaghan Kelly moment.

First of all, that moment may have helped her career (money wise, anyway) but it never really hurt the president that much. Second, MacCallum is far more professional than Kelly ever was, and wouldn't pull such stunts.

Never asked him about 'Q', either.

Instead, with a very friendly audience and a relaxed environment, he was able to address everything thrown at him. The virus led the parade, and he made a forceful case for closing the border early and the various contingencies they have.

But he also said the silver lining was 'people staying in the country to spend their money'.

Hard to argue that. Indeed, time and again he just dealt with the issues with common sense and a very obvious honesty.

The Afghan pullout was framed as an inevitability; after all just HOW many decades do you want to spend there?

They have been warriors of the Khyber Pass for a thousand years. Some things just don't change quickly. Same with Syria.

Why are we on the Syria/Turkey border? Let them sort out their own problems.

The audience was friendly, yes. But they loved the right moments. Ones that spoke of strength, safety, security and of course, opportunity.

When questioned about the differences between he and the Previous Occupant he simply said it all here:

We really feel that we're saving the country'. No more detail needed. The audience roared their approval.

His only weak spot -and this is on the GOP congress of Paul Ryan- was the whole issue of health care.

The best part was his admission that as much as the Affordable Health Care Act stinks, they are 'managing it as good as they possibly can' as opposed to letting it fail.

One wonders if the other side would care enough about the citizens as he does.

That answer is simple. They would throw anybody and anything over the side to regain power. This is what makes them who, and what they are.

The power is privilege bestowed upon them by themselves to be controlled into perpetuity.

To a man like Donald J Trump -and most of those who vote for him- this is unthinkable. They would much rather serve, get the job done, and go back to private life.

45 said he misses the freedom of being spontaneous.

He just can't walk out on Pennsylvania Avenue and go shopping. He poked fun at being a germaphobe, and not liking to shake hands. He knows handshaking goes with the territory.

He still doesn't like it much, as he admitted laughingly.

The president did display one thing all night. His confidence in all things USA, and a glowing take on the future.

Which when compared to the dismal Orwellian dystopia the Dems like to scare you with is refreshing, to say the least.

The hour raced by. This was one that you actually wanted more of. FOX pundit Chris Stirewalt was impressed; he thought the president was 'amazing' and 'calmed the fears of any undecided who may have watched tonight'.

He was all that. That it was any surprise to people is the what's funny...

The complete video here: