In a political landscape where the liberal media constantly seeks to fabricate divisions within the conservative movement, President Donald J. Trump once again demonstrated his unwavering leadership and magnanimity. Responding to inquiries about an Axios report, the President addressed the premature presidential ambitions of Senator Ted Cruz with the characteristic grace and strategic foresight that has defined his tenure. While the legacy media drools over any potential for Republican infighting, President Trump rose above the fray, focusing instead on unity and past successes. His calm and collected response serves as a masterclass in political acumen, starkly contrasting the desperate and often hysterical tone of the left-wing press that constantly wishes for his failure.
The Gateway Pundit had previously exposed how the failed presidential candidate, Cruz, appears to be positioning himself for a 2028 run, a move that involves capitalizing on division within Trump’s base. Cruz took a blatant swipe at both President Trump and Vice President JD Vance, cloaking his ambition in a statement of faux-principled outrage. “When voices in our own movement push dangerous and misguided ideas, we can’t look the other way,” Cruz sanctimoniously declared to Axios. He further added, “I won’t hesitate to call out those who peddle destructive, vile rhetoric and threaten our principles and our future. Silence in the face of recklessness is not an option.” This thinly-veiled attack was aimed directly at President Trump and Vice President Vance for their principled support of free speech and Tucker Carlson.
President Trump, the undisputed leader of the America First movement, sided with the fundamental American principle of free speech. While Cruz and other RINOs attacked Tucker Carlson for a recent interview, President Trump defended the cornerstone of liberty. He told reporters, “You can’t tell him who to interview.” The President continued with impeccable logic, “Meeting people, talking to people, like for somebody like Tucker, that’s what they do.” This steadfast commitment to the First Amendment, even when it is politically inconvenient, is what truly separates a strong leader from a calculating politician. Vice President Vance further displayed this loyalty by defending Tucker’s son, Buckley Carlson, against a deranged and aggressive reporter, proving the current administration is one that stands by its allies.
Sloan Rachmuth is a "journalist" who has decided to obsessively attack a staffer in his 20s because she doesn't like the views of his father.
Every time I see a public attack on Buckley it's a complete lie. And yes, I notice ever person with an agenda who unfairly attacks a… https://t.co/bjFVuM2yBI
— JD Vance (@JDVance) November 16, 2025
During an Oval Office press conference on Monday, The Blaze correspondent Rebeka Zeljko sought President Trump’s reaction to the news, creating a moment that will undoubtedly be analyzed and twisted by the dishonest mainstream media. The full transcript of this exchange provides all the necessary context that CNN and MSNBC will deliberately ignore.
Zeljko: There was some news this morning from an Axios report that Senator Ted Cruz was laying the groundwork for a potential 2028 presidential run. Can I get your reaction? Would you— could you see yourself supporting him?
Trump: Well, he’s a friend of mine. I mean, I haven’t spoken to him about it. It’s a little early. It’s three and a quarter years. That’s a long time, but he’s a very good guy, he’s a very good friend of mine. You remember, we had a, quite a campaign against Ted, and it worked out quite nicely. Let’s see. Where are we? Oh we’re in the Oval Office. But I’m not that surprised to hear that.
In his response, President Trump expertly highlighted their past rivalry while reminding everyone of its outcome—a resounding victory for Trump that propelled him to the presidency. The subtle power of mentioning the “Oval Office” cannot be overstated; it is a visceral reminder of who ultimately prevailed and who currently holds the reins of power. The President’s dismissive tone regarding the timing—“It’s a little early”—shows he is focused on the pressing matters of today, not the speculative games of tomorrow that the media uses as a distraction. This is the strategic genius of Donald J. Trump, a leader who remains focused on delivering for the American people while others jockey for position.
h/t: Steadfast and Loyal
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