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“One of the things that Trump is doing is he’s kind of finishing the Reagan agenda,” he added.
Reagan tried to drain the swamp of wasteful programs and bloated foreign aid, but he was constantly stonewalled by bureaucrats and Democrats in Congress. Trump, on the other hand, wasted no time.
“Just in the last week or so, we’ve gotten rid of the World Bank. We’ve gotten rid of the corrupt foreign aid institutions. We have gotten rid of, you know, the subsidies for Corporation for Public Broadcasting, something 40 years ago we tried to do,” Moore pointed out.
That’s right—Trump axed funding for liberal pet projects that have drained taxpayers for decades. Moore didn’t hold back when mocking the idea of subsidizing wealthy media figures.
“Elmo was the richest guy in the world. Why do we have to be subsidizing public radio and public TV?” he asked.
But Trump’s most staggering victory may be in American manufacturing. Sean Hannity noted that just the threat of tariffs under Trump has triggered a tidal wave of economic investment—totaling over $11 trillion.
That’s not pocket change. That money is now flowing into vital industries such as rare earth mining, auto production, pharmaceuticals, and semiconductors—all crucial sectors that were once outsourced overseas.
Moore admitted he was once skeptical of Trump’s tariff strategy while writing Trumponomics. But now?
The numbers speak for themselves.
Foreign firms and domestic manufacturers aren’t waiting around. They’re pouring resources into U.S.-based facilities to avoid the wrath of future tariffs and gain access to the world’s biggest consumer market.
This is the largest reshoring event in U.S. history.
Plans are already in motion to extract rare earth minerals here at home—finally breaking our dangerous reliance on China for materials used in phones, weapons systems, and high-tech industries.
Even Moore was taken aback by the lightning speed of Trump’s legislative success.
“If you had told me six months ago that we would get this Big, Beautiful tax bill passed by July 4th, I would have said no way. It’s not possible,” Moore said.
But possible it was. Trump bulldozed past D.C. gridlock and forced Congress to move.
“Trump – I don’t know how he does it,” Moore continued. “It was Trump just by the force of his personality was able to get this thing done.”
With these historic tax cuts, Trump supercharged supply-side economics. As Hannity put it, it’s “on steroids and human growth hormone.”
Combine that with record-setting energy independence, and you’ve got a recipe for economic dominance.
Moore says the changes aren’t just on paper—they’re being felt on the ground.
Back when Biden was in charge, Moore recalled how angry citizens would vent their frustration over rising costs and financial pain.
“When Biden was president, people would come up and yell at me and they go, yeah, inflation’s out of control. You’re one of those damn economy, blah, blah, blah,” he said.
Now? The tone has shifted.
“People are in a good mood and even half of the poll show even half of Democrat voters who don’t even like Trump are pretty happy with the things he’s doing,” Moore explained.
Lower prices at the pump, more money in pockets, and jobs that are finally returning home—it’s not just policy, it’s personal.
This isn’t just an economic boom—it’s a revival of American confidence.
When people see leadership that works for them, when they believe their nation is investing in its own citizens again, optimism rises. That optimism fuels spending, hiring, and investment.
It creates a cycle of growth that benefits everyone.
Even Moore, the man who wrote the book on Trump’s success, admits he may have undersold the transformation.
“If anything, we understated the miracle that has happened,” he confessed.
And that miracle is still unfolding—one policy win at a time.
