President Trump has changed the geopolitical landscape and today’s show compiled the moves made in preparation for his administration.

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In anticipation of Trump’s second term, Israel-Hamas negotiations have reached a deal to release the hostages amid a cease-fire after over a year of war.

According to the New York Post:

Even Biden administration officials are admitting that it took President-elect Donald Trump wading into Israel-Hamas negotiations to close the deal and force a hostage release and cease-fire after 15 months of war.

Multiple insiders and officials in both Israel and the US told The Post that it was Trump’s impending inauguration — combined with the efforts of his Middle East special envoy, Steve Witkoff, that finally solved a problem that had proved intractable for President Biden and his team.

A source with Trump’s transition team described the conversation last weekend between longtime Trump pal Witkoff and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as “straightforward, no phony platitudes and very direct.”

Of course, Biden pathetically tried to take credit for the ceasefire, claiming he came up with this deal last May all by himself.

As part of the first phase, Hamas will release 33 hostages. By the end of that phase, all children, women, and elderly people are expected to be freed.

“There are problems with it but the fact that there are any talks at all means something has changed,” Crowder said. “This signals a change in tone and it’s not the only one.”

Another value of Trump ‘postering’ is Mexico breaking up two migrant caravans that were headed to the border.

“Do you think Biden deserves credit for this?” Crowder said.

In another example, Greenland has also indicated that it is ready to talk about deals with Trump.

“At the very least, that’s a value to the United States,” Crowder added.

In another significant instance, DEI is dying among many American corporations.

There have also been resignations, including of Jack Smith.

That being said, what do you think is the most satisfying win?