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Trump Rallies House Republicans at Miami Summit: Military Victories, Voting Reform, and Record Fundraising Drive 2026 Midterms
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- Mar 10, 2026
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This is your RNC News podcast. President Trump headlined the Republican Members Issues Conference at Trump National Doral in Miami over the weekend, delivering a fiery address to House Republicans on military triumphs and domestic priorities. Introduced by Speaker Mike Johnson, Trump touted the smashing success of Operation Epic Fury against Iran, where U.S. forces sank 46 Iranian ships in just three and a half days, demolished drone factories, missile launchers, and terrorist leaders, all backed by a landmark $1 trillion military budget. He followed with a press conference, calling the Iran conflict ahead of schedule and stressing goals to cripple their naval, missile, and comms capabilities amid rising oil prices. Shifting to homefront battles, Trump issued a blunt ultimatum: no legislation moves until Congress passes the Save America Act, mandating voter ID, citizenship proof, and scrapping mail-in ballots. He pushed for a tough crime bill ending no-cash bail, sanctuary cities, and commercial licenses for illegal immigrants, plus bans on Wall Street hedge funds snapping up single-family homes. Trump also highlighted economic wins like tax cuts, no taxes on tips, overtime, or Social Security, border security gains, and using tariffs to slash foreign drug prices. The event shattered fundraising records, pulling in over $20 million, with Trump's $1 million personal gift, as the GOP eyes 2026 midterms with high spirits. Yet challenges loom: California Rep. Kevin Kiley announced yesterday he's ditching the Republican Party for independent status amid redistricting woes and a brutal reelection fight, potentially jeopardizing Speaker Johnson's razor-thin 217-214 House majority. Kiley plans to keep caucusing with Republicans but slammed partisanship, including the ongoing p…