President Donald Trump is running circles around the globalist establishment at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, proving once again that when America First is the agenda, the world pays attention.
Fresh off his appearance at the Board of Peace ceremony Thursday, President Trump briefly addressed a wall of reporters before heading into a surprise bilateral meeting that caught even White House correspondents off guard. The meeting was so unexpected that officials were still gathering details as the President conducted business.
The Art of Unpredictable Diplomacy
This is exactly what Trump supporters voted for, folks. While Joe Biden spent four years reading from cue cards and shuffling through scripted photo ops, President Trump is back doing what he does best—keeping foreign leaders and the media establishment guessing while advancing American interests.
The scene was vintage Trump: commanding attention, controlling the narrative, and conducting real diplomacy while the legacy media literally couldn't keep up. Pool reporters were positioned on stairs above the action, unable to hear the President's remarks to the press—a fitting metaphor for a mainstream media that's always a step behind this administration.
Globalists on Notice
Adding to the intrigue, the White House is currently reviewing the accuracy of a list of countries released during the Board of Peace ceremony, with at least one nation reportedly disputing its inclusion. Whatever is happening behind closed doors, it's clear that President Trump is shaking up the Davos elite and forcing the world to reckon with a confident, engaged America.
After four years of Biden's weakness on the world stage, our allies and adversaries alike are learning what it means to deal with a President who doesn't telegraph his every move. That's not chaos—that's leverage.
Stay tuned, Patriots. When Trump travels abroad, America wins.