‘Varney & Co.’ host Stuart Varney discusses President-elect Trump’s appearance at the Army-Navy game after meeting with Apple CEO Tim Cook.
During his “My Take,” Monday, “Varney & Co.” host Stuart Varney discussed Donald Trump’s busy weekend after the president-elect met with Apple CEO Tim Cook about A.I. regulations and attended the Army-Navy game with Elon Musk and other Cabinet nominees.
Stuart Varney: The president-elect is on a roll. This weekend, he went into high gear. He’s enjoying himself.
To get things started on Friday, he met with Apple CEO Tim Cook. The two have long had a friendly relationship.
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Cook wants help with A.I. regulation, China policy and those pesky Europeans who keep fining American Big Tech billions of dollars.
Nov 20, 2019; Austin, TX, USA; President Donald Trump and Apple CEO Tim Cook tour Flextronics on Wednesday, November 20, 2019. Mandatory Credit: Jay Janner/ American-Statesman via USA TODAY NETWORK (USA Today)
Cook doesn’t mind bending the knee and Trump loves it. Cook stayed for dinner.
Saturday, the high point of the weekend. President-elect Trump attended the Army-Navy game and took the political power elite with him.
JD Vance, Speaker Johnson, Ron DeSantis, and Pete Hegseth. Elon Musk inevitably popped up; he practically lives with Trump.
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Then Daniel Penny appeared. He’s the subway hero. The crowd roared. Chants of U.S.A. broke out. The president-elect beamed.
What a contrast with Joe Biden, who is sulking and fading fast.
The weekend was not over. Trump came out in favor of privatizing the postal service. That’s dramatic.
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Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy put out a list of things they want the Department of Government Efficiency to tackle.
The list amounts to a transformation of government, already progressing.
Daylight savings time. Get rid of it. Drones, shoot them down. There seems to be a sense of “can-do America.”
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We are so used to being told what we cannot do, or what we are not allowed to do, that when someone turns up with a plan, and starts doing it, the mood of the country turns.
The media did its best to ignore the Army-Navy game and Trump’s obvious appeal.
They are now on the sidelines, reduced to whining and sniping. Trump’s on a roll. He shows no sign of slowing down.
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