Robby Soave said that “Democrats have one agenda” which is “breaking up big companies” and “thwarting American innovation”. He also said that “it's important not to undersell how much the editing” was made to manipulate Kamala Harris' interview and 

Paramount was “very wrong” to settle President Trump’s suit against 60 Minutes. 

Lucy Caldwell said that Trump is “willing to throw out all the stops to punish his rivals” and there is “nothing normal” with Trump threatening to “obliterate the businesses” of Elon Musk. She also said that the lawsuit with “60 Minutes” was “not merely whether or not CBS did something illegal” but about the “soft power that the president of the United States is exercising here to silence his critics.” 

Jason Miller said that the media was “playing armchair quarterback” to “undermine and undercut everything that President Trump is doing” but the public “sees right through it”. He also said, “President Trump is not a politician” and “people view him as someone they can connect with.” 

Sarah Bedford said that while Trump’s “rhetoric about deporting” New York mayoral Socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani  is not “particularly helpful”, it was “taken out of context” as Trump meant “he would arrest Mamdani if he interfered with ICE operations. Which is against the law...” and “Mamdani is an effective boogeyman for Republicans.” 

Richard Fowler said that Eric Adams “wants some of those Trump voters” but also “needs to maintain his base” as the Democratic Party “to the left to Mamdani's support.” He also said that “there is this push by Republicans to make him the face of the Democratic party” but he is “running for the mayor of New York City” not “the entire country.”