Trump Declares America’s Comeback in Fiery Davos Message

Last night on The Ingraham Angle, Laura Ingraham examined the latest developments from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Global elites gathered to chart their vision for the future, but it was Donald Trump’s virtual appearance that stole the show. He delivered a blunt message to the powerful insiders: their days of controlling America are over.

Klaus Schwab, the WEF’s infamous founder, opened the event with warnings about misinformation, climate change, and societal divisions. He reassured attendees that they still hold the reins of global influence. Laura didn’t hold back, calling it “the epitome of uninformed arrogance” and comparing the annual Davos gathering to “a globalist mastodon on the verge of extinction.”

Trump’s Sharp Rebuke

Trump’s address offered a stark contrast. “America is a free nation once again,” he declared. He highlighted his executive order to end government censorship and his termination of policies like the Paris Climate Accord and the Green New Deal, which he called the “Green New Scam.” Laura emphasized how Trump’s policies had disrupted Davos orthodoxy, describing his message as a breath of fresh air compared to the “lofty but hollow” rhetoric from global leaders.

The former president didn’t limit his critique to climate policies. He condemned unfair trade deals, particularly with the European Union, and reinforced his America-first agenda. “If you don’t make your products in America, you will pay a tariff,” Trump stated. His intent to prioritize domestic industries over globalist ambitions was clear.

Exposing Hypocrisy

Laura highlighted the irony of Schwab’s focus on “disinformation” while pushing agendas that stifle free speech and individual liberty. She also pointed out how the elites’ priorities often seem disconnected from reality. For example, they focus on drag shows and diversity programs while ignoring the pressing concerns of everyday Americans.

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“The real monster scenario,” Laura argued, “is found in a world where they have all the power and free nations are forced to submit.” Trump’s straightforward, pragmatic tone underscored just how far removed Davos’ priorities are from the struggles of working Americans.

A Global Movement

Ingraham emphasized that Trump’s message isn’t just resonating in the U.S. It is inspiring populist leaders worldwide. From Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni to Argentine President Javier Milei, leaders are following Trump’s blueprint of pragmatism and national sovereignty. “Eight years ago, Trump was a speed bump on the road to global control. Today, he’s a prophet of pragmatism,” Laura noted.

The segment also highlighted the backlash from corporate elites. Bank of America, accused of denying services to conservative businesses, was singled out by Trump. He challenged its CEO to open the bank’s doors to all Americans. Laura pointed out the hypocrisy of corporations that claim neutrality while actively working against conservative values.

The Stakes Ahead

Laura concluded the segment by reiterating the stakes. “The globalists might never accept an unapologetically bold and brash America, but too bad. Trump has all the momentum,” she declared. With the 2024 election looming, Trump’s message to the elites is clear: their schemes to control, censor, and manipulate are over.

As Laura said, “From the Swiss Alps to Beijing, the elites are panicking. But America is done playing by their rules.” Trump’s Davos appearance wasn’t just a speech—it was a declaration that the fight for America’s future is far from over.

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