October 24, 2025 • 3 mins
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Donald Trump delivered a major announcement at the White House this week highlighting his administration’s new national security and homeland security initiatives. Trump detailed the record-setting results of a recently established Homeland Security Task Force, boasting the largest number of arrests of cartel leaders, operatives, and gang members in American history. Trump said that since becoming operational last month, the task force has made more than 3,000 arrests from major groups, including the New Generation Cartel, Sinaloa cartel, MS-13, and others. He also stated that, since January, his administration has overseen more than 120,000 criminal arrests nationwide. Trump framed these actions as fulfilling campaign promises to treat the cartels as a core national security threat and declared the administration’s objective is not just mitigation but complete eradication of cartel influence.
In addition to the law enforcement crackdown, Trump described recent Homeland Security Task Force seizures of over 70 tons of deadly narcotics and more than a thousand illegal firearms, touting these as components of what he called the most successful anti-cartel and anti-gang operation to date. Trump praised various team members and highlighted their commitment, stating that the law enforcement agents involved are putting their lives on the line for every arrest made in an effort to make communities safer.
The announcement also addressed a pause on a planned federal deployment to a major U.S. city. Trump said he was asked by the city’s mayor, Daniel Lurie, and local business leaders to hold off on the federal surge, allowing the city’s own initiatives to address the problem and expressing confidence in their efforts. He noted that while his administration could act faster, he is willing to let local authorities try their solution for now but made clear that federal resources are ready if needed.
Elsewhere in Republican Party news, the RNC continues to grapple with the ongoing government shutdown. Democratic Senator Tammy Baldwin gave an interview emphasizing the urgent need for more Republicans to negotiate to resolve the deadlock and reopen the government. This issue remains a central focus, with public pressure mounting on both parties to reach an agreement.
In party-related developments, American cattle ranchers have recently come out in opposition to Trump’s proposal to import Argentine beef, expressing concerns that it could undermine the domestic market even as beef prices continue to soar. This has caused some friction within traditional Trump-supporting constituencies in the agricultural sector, with ranchers urging the administration to reconsider the plan.
Additionally, there has been somber news as four members of the family of an Illinois Republican gubernatorial candidate died in a helicopter crash in Montana, a tragedy that has reverberated through GOP circles.
The week concluded with President Trump preparing for key international meetings, including one with the president of China, and receiving the Richard Nixon Foundation’s Architect of Peace Award, further underscoring the administration’s emphasis on both domestic law enforcement and international engagement.
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Donald Trump delivered a major announcement at the White House this week highlighting his administration’s new national security and homeland security initiatives. Trump detailed the record-setting results of a recently established Homeland Security Task Force, boasting the largest number of arrests of cartel leaders, operatives, and gang members in American history. Trump said that since becoming operational last month, the task force has made more than 3,000 arrests from major groups, including the New Generation Cartel, Sinaloa cartel, MS-13, and others. He also stated that, since January, his administration has overseen more than 120,000 criminal arrests nationwide. Trump framed these actions as fulfilling campaign promises to treat the cartels as a core national security threat and declared the administration’s objective is not just mitigation but complete eradication of cartel influence.
In addition to the law enforcement crackdown, Trump described recent Homeland Security Task Force seizures of over 70 tons of deadly narcotics and more than a thousand illegal firearms, touting these as components of what he called the most successful anti-cartel and anti-gang operation to date. Trump praised various team members and highlighted their commitment, stating that the law enforcement agents involved are putting their lives on the line for every arrest made in an effort to make communities safer.
The announcement also addressed a pause on a planned federal deployment to a major U.S. city. Trump said he was asked by the city’s mayor, Daniel Lurie, and local business leaders to hold off on the federal surge, allowing the city’s own initiatives to address the problem and expressing confidence in their efforts. He noted that while his administration could act faster, he is willing to let local authorities try their solution for now but made clear that federal resources are ready if needed.
Elsewhere in Republican Party news, the RNC continues to grapple with the ongoing government shutdown. Democratic Senator Tammy Baldwin gave an interview emphasizing the urgent need for more Republicans to negotiate to resolve the deadlock and reopen the government. This issue remains a central focus, with public pressure mounting on both parties to reach an agreement.
In party-related developments, American cattle ranchers have recently come out in opposition to Trump’s proposal to import Argentine beef, expressing concerns that it could undermine the domestic market even as beef prices continue to soar. This has caused some friction within traditional Trump-supporting constituencies in the agricultural sector, with ranchers urging the administration to reconsider the plan.
Additionally, there has been somber news as four members of the family of an Illinois Republican gubernatorial candidate died in a helicopter crash in Montana, a tragedy that has reverberated through GOP circles.
The week concluded with President Trump preparing for key international meetings, including one with the president of China, and receiving the Richard Nixon Foundation’s Architect of Peace Award, further underscoring the administration’s emphasis on both domestic law enforcement and international engagement.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Donald Trump delivered a major announcement at the White House
this week, highlighting his administration's new national security and homeland
security initiatives. Trump detailed the record setting results of a
recently established Homeland Security task force, boasting the largest number
of arrests of cartel leaders, operatives, and gay members in
(00:20):
American history. Trump said that since becoming operational last month,
the task force has made more than three thousand arrests
from major groups, including the New Generation Cartel, Sinaloa Cartel,
m S thirteen, and others. He also stated that since January,
his administration has overseen more than one hundred and twenty
(00:43):
thousand criminal arrests nationwide. Trump framed these actions as fulfilling
campaign promises to treat the cartels as a core national
security threat, and declared the administration's objective as not just mitigation,
but complete eradication of cartel. In addition to the law
enforcement crackdown, Trump described recent Homeland Security task for seizures
(01:08):
of over seventy tons of deadly narcotics and more than
a thousand illegal firearms, touting these as components of what
he called the most successful anti cartel and anti gang
operation to date. Trump praised various team members and highlighted
their commitment, stating that the law enforcement agents involved are
(01:29):
putting their lives on the line for every arrest made
in an effort to make community safer. The announcement also
addressed a pause on a planned federal deployment to a
major US city. Trump said he was asked by the
city's mayor, Daniel Lewie and local business leaders to hold
off on the federal surge, allowing the city's own initiatives
(01:50):
to address the problem and expressing confidence in their efforts.
He noted that while his administration could act faster, he
is willing to let He is willing to let local
authorities try their solution for now, but make clear that
federal resources are ready if needed. Elsewhere in Republican Party news,
the R and C continues to grapple with the ongoing
(02:12):
government shutdown. Democratic Senator Tanny Baldwin gave an interview emphasizing
the urgent need for more Republicans to negotiate to resolve
the deadlock and reopen the government. This issue remains a
central focus, with public pressure mounting on both parties to
reach an agreement. In party related developments, American cattle ranchers
(02:34):
have recently come out in opposition to Trump's proposal to
import Argentine beef, expressing concerns that it could undermine the
domestic market even as beef prices continue to soar. This
has caused some friction within traditional Trump supporting constituencies in
the agricultural sector, with ranchers urging the administration to reconsider
the plan. Additionally, there has been sumber news as four
(02:57):
members of the family of an Illinois Republican gubernatorial candidate
died in a helicopter crash in Montana, a tragedy that
has reverberated through GOP circles. The week concluded with President
Trump preparing for key international meetings, including one with the
President of China, and receiving the Richard Nixon Foundation's Architect
of Peace Award, further underscoring the administration's emphasis on both
(03:20):
domestic law enforcement and international engagement. Thank you for tuning
in and don't forget to subscribe. This has been a
quiet please production. For more check out Quiet Please dot
ai
Donald Trump delivered a major announcement at the White House
this week, highlighting his administration's new national security and homeland
security initiatives. Trump detailed the record setting results of a
recently established Homeland Security task force, boasting the largest number
of arrests of cartel leaders, operatives, and gay members in
(00:20):
American history. Trump said that since becoming operational last month,
the task force has made more than three thousand arrests
from major groups, including the New Generation Cartel, Sinaloa Cartel,
m S thirteen, and others. He also stated that since January,
his administration has overseen more than one hundred and twenty
(00:43):
thousand criminal arrests nationwide. Trump framed these actions as fulfilling
campaign promises to treat the cartels as a core national
security threat, and declared the administration's objective as not just mitigation,
but complete eradication of cartel. In addition to the law
enforcement crackdown, Trump described recent Homeland Security task for seizures
(01:08):
of over seventy tons of deadly narcotics and more than
a thousand illegal firearms, touting these as components of what
he called the most successful anti cartel and anti gang
operation to date. Trump praised various team members and highlighted
their commitment, stating that the law enforcement agents involved are
(01:29):
putting their lives on the line for every arrest made
in an effort to make community safer. The announcement also
addressed a pause on a planned federal deployment to a
major US city. Trump said he was asked by the
city's mayor, Daniel Lewie and local business leaders to hold
off on the federal surge, allowing the city's own initiatives
(01:50):
to address the problem and expressing confidence in their efforts.
He noted that while his administration could act faster, he
is willing to let He is willing to let local
authorities try their solution for now, but make clear that
federal resources are ready if needed. Elsewhere in Republican Party news,
the R and C continues to grapple with the ongoing
(02:12):
government shutdown. Democratic Senator Tanny Baldwin gave an interview emphasizing
the urgent need for more Republicans to negotiate to resolve
the deadlock and reopen the government. This issue remains a
central focus, with public pressure mounting on both parties to
reach an agreement. In party related developments, American cattle ranchers
(02:34):
have recently come out in opposition to Trump's proposal to
import Argentine beef, expressing concerns that it could undermine the
domestic market even as beef prices continue to soar. This
has caused some friction within traditional Trump supporting constituencies in
the agricultural sector, with ranchers urging the administration to reconsider
the plan. Additionally, there has been sumber news as four
(02:57):
members of the family of an Illinois Republican gubernatorial candidate
died in a helicopter crash in Montana, a tragedy that
has reverberated through GOP circles. The week concluded with President
Trump preparing for key international meetings, including one with the
President of China, and receiving the Richard Nixon Foundation's Architect
of Peace Award, further underscoring the administration's emphasis on both
(03:20):
domestic law enforcement and international engagement. Thank you for tuning
in and don't forget to subscribe. This has been a
quiet please production. For more check out Quiet Please dot
ai
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