Trump promises big things at the Tucker Carlson Live Tour - Washington Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

74% : "We're going to put our country back together, and we're going to make it the greatest country in the world again," Trump said.
49% : Later in the conversation, Trump reflected on his time in office, mentioning the investigations against him and claiming that they were baseless and the work of his political opponents.
36% : In 2016, Trump was known for promising a border wall.
34% : It is a topic that the former president has never really spent much time on but did so while speaking Thursday night, mentioning how both Libby and the former vice president called Trump to thank him for the pardon.
27% : In one of the more interesting parts of the night, Trump brought up his pardon of Scooter Libby, former chief of staff to former Vice President Dick Cheney, who was indicted in the investigation of the leak of the identity of CIA Officer Valerie Plame.
25% : However, this time around, Trump said that he would implement a "mass deportation" of illegal immigrants during his second term if elected.
22% : "I happen to think that the border is the single biggest issue," Trump said.
21% : Trump also talked about contemporary political issues involving illegal immigration and inflation.
18% : One of the first topics Trump discussed during his sit-down interview with the former Fox News host was illegal immigration.
17% : Trump then shared stories of why he didn't like Liz Cheney, including how he felt she was a war hawk in Congress during his presidential term.
16% : He referenced the Russian collusion accusations and the Mueller Report, which Trump claimed exonerated him.

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