Hope For America with Heather Delaney Reese

Trump attacked 27-year-old American Olympic skier Hunter Hess on social media, calling him a “loser” after Hess expressed his views on the current state of our country. Instead of rallying behind American athletes representing our us on the world stage, Trump chose to target a young adult for speaking his mind. The incident reveals how far removed Trump’s version of patriotism has become from actu...

President Trump is pushing to merge Nexstar and Tegna, which would give a single company control over 80% of local television markets in America. This merger would exceed FCC ownership caps and represents the authoritarian playbook for media control, the same strategy Vladimir Putin used to seize Russia's press. Meanwhile, we learned that Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard buried...

Trump's latest social media post crossed a line that even some of his own allies cannot defend. In the middle of the night, he shared a grotesque and racist video, and the backlash has been swift. Prominent Republicans are distancing themselves from the inflammatory rhetoric, with some calling it the most offensive content yet from this White House. This moment reveals growing cracks in Trump...

The president is cornered, and his behavior shows it. In a stunning reversal, Trump has begun publicly praising the Clintons, calling Hillary "capable" and "smart," and saying he "still likes" Bill Clinton, just as they prepare to testify about the Epstein files. The same man who led "Lock her up!" chants for years is now complimenting the Clintons, a clear...

Trump jumped right back in to an interview, justifying his corruption, rewriting his past, and making it clear that he has plans to make the American people pay him actual money through the government. In a disturbing exchange, Trump discussed using his position to extract $10 billion from taxpayers in a lawsuit against the government. This is the kind of shameless self-dealing that would have bee...

With a smirk and uncontrollable rage, Donald Trump unleashed another attack on a female reporter in the Oval Office this week. CNN's Kaitlan Collins became the latest target of his vitriol as he smirked through his signature blend of condescension and hostility. But the attack on the press was only the opening act. What followed was far more alarming: a deliberate laying of groundwork for fed...

While the government entered the second day of its shutdown, the President sat in the Oval Office ranting about the Grammys and Trevor Noah. But when the topic turned to Jeffrey Epstein, he slipped. Called him "Jeffrey" before catching himself. Over 38,000 references to Trump were found in the latest document release. But there is hope. In Minneapolis, two Chicago teenagers are watching...

Trump announced the closure of the Kennedy Center for two years, framing it as a revitalization project on the 250th anniversary of the United States. JFK's grandson, Jack Schlossberg, responded with a powerful statement about preserving democracy and holding power accountable. Meanwhile, Trump gave a bizarre phone interview to Politico where he repeatedly referred to himself in the third per...

Donald Trump's alarming behavior in the Oval Office has raised serious questions about his cognitive fitness. European leaders, including Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, one of Trump's closest EU allies, are now openly describing his "psychological state" as "dangerous" after meeting with him in person at Mar-a-Lago. During a recent Oval Office event, Trump appeare...

In 1933, a Nazi propaganda magazine printed "Not yet hanged" beneath Albert Einstein's photo, a direct and public death wish against one of the greatest minds in human history. Einstein saw what was coming and fled Germany before it was too late, eventually finding refuge in America, the one country that still welcomed brilliant minds. But nearly a hundred years later, the parallels...

Trump announced he’s shutting down the Kennedy Center for two years starting July 4th, calling it a “complete rebuilding” into a “new and spectacular Entertainment Complex.” Jack Schlossberg, JFK’s grandson, responded, saying Trump can “shut the doors and demolish the building” but “JFK is kept alive by us now rising up.” In a phone call with Politico, Trump referred to himself in the third person...