Donalds stressed that Trump's primary concern was the welfare of all Americans, countering narratives that suggested Trump would seek retribution against his political opponents. He clarified that no such "enemies list" exists within Trump's plans.

Donalds Highlights Trump’s Priorities for America

During the interview, Donalds outlined key priorities for Trump’s upcoming term. These include securing the U.S. border, deporting illegal immigrants, and propelling the economy to new heights. Donalds emphasized that these goals aim to bolster national success.

He detailed Trump’s commitment to becoming energy dominant and enhancing economic conditions to foster a thriving American society. These priorities, he noted, reflect Trump's focus on governance rather than political rivalry.

The representative from Florida also pointed to the recent presidential election results as evidence of Trump’s broadened support base, notably among minority voters.

Electoral Success and Minority Voter Support

Donald Trump secured his presidential victory early Wednesday, amassing 312 Electoral College votes against Kamala Harris' 226. Moreover, he succeeded in winning the popular vote, a testament to his widespread appeal across diverse voter demographics.

Analysis by Fox News Voter Analysis underscored a significant increase in support for Trump from Black and Hispanic voters. This shift in voter sentiment played a crucial role in his electoral success, according to Donalds.

Donalds reported that concerns over national safety and economic prosperity were prevalent among Black and Hispanic men, as well as suburban women. These concerns, he noted, were influential in shaping the voting preferences in Trump’s favor.

Addressing Immigration and Economic Policies

The interview also touched on issues of illegal immigration, a hot topic that Donalds believes was pivotal in Trump's victory. He criticized the provision of benefits such as gas cards and hotel stays to illegal immigrants, attributing these policies to the previous administration.

Donalds linked changes in New York City's policy on food cards to Trump’s election, suggesting a direct impact from his electoral success. He argued that Trump's administration would rectify such policies, aligning them more closely with the interests of American citizens.

“I heard the same thing talking to Black men that I heard talking to anybody across our country. How are we going to get ahead and make more money, be able to pass something on to our children? How are we going to secure this southern border? It's not fair that you have illegals coming in, getting gas cards, getting hotel stays and all the like. That's not right. And actually, you'll notice that the city of New York is now announcing not giving out any more food cards, these food cards. That's because of Donald Trump and the fact that he won,” stated Donalds.

Donalds' Assurance of Trump's Leadership

Donalds reassured the public about Trump’s leadership approach in his forthcoming term. “He's focused on making our country great. And what will happen in our country is, that success is going to be the measurements that he will use to demonstrate he's back in the White House and back in charge of running this nation. The metric is a success. There is no other measure,” he elaborated.

Concluding his interview, Donalds expressed confidence that Trump's policies and leadership would lead to substantial and visible improvements in American life, directly addressing the needs and concerns voiced by the electorate.

“For the American people who have been listening to these lies from the Democratic left: I will tell you, this is not something that Donald Trump has ever spoken to or he's committed to whatsoever. There's no enemies list,” Donalds concluded, aiming to set the record straight and realign the public discourse with facts rather than speculation.