‘Cold Hard Truth, Trump Might Be Unstoppable’: Corporate News Anchor [WATCH]

NewsNation anchor Leland Vittert stated Tuesday that both Republicans and Democrats are beginning to recognize that President Donald Trump’s recent string of political and policy victories may render him “unstoppable.”

During an episode of “On Balance with Leland Vittert,” the anchor pointed to several developments, both domestic and international, to illustrate Trump’s rapid pace and influence.

“Both Republicans and Democrats are facing the cold hard truth that Trump might be unstoppable,” Vittert said.

“Whether you like him or whether you don’t like him, you need to look realistically at what he’s doing and how quickly he’s doing it.”

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Vittert’s comments followed President Trump’s announcement on Truth Social earlier Tuesday that Israel had agreed to the terms of a 60-day ceasefire deal in its war against Hamas.

While Hamas has not agreed to the final framework, Vittert emphasized that any forward movement in Middle East diplomacy is notable.

“The Trump archives are a series of near impossible feats that we have been told,” he said.

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“The Israelis have agreed to a ceasefire deal in Gaza that would bring home the hostages. Hamas has not agreed. Like all Mideast peace deals, it’s fragile. But there is progress.”

Domestically, Vittert highlighted the University of Pennsylvania’s decision Tuesday to comply with the Trump administration’s executive order on Title IX, which bans biological males from competing in women’s sports.

“Here at home, just today, the University of Pennsylvania announced something that they said they never would, a change to its policy on trans athletes,” Vittert noted.

“Men will no longer be allowed to play on women’s sports teams. It seems obvious, right? But a couple of years ago, if you said that, you were a bigot. Penn of course is where the biological male, Lia Thomas, made a mockery of swimming records. That is no more.”

On immigration, Vittert cited the latest data from U.S. Border Patrol showing that no illegal migrants were released into the interior of the country in May.

“The border is closed. We were told that it couldn’t be done by Joe Biden without congressional action,” he said.

“Trump did it. The ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ just passed the Senate.”

The Senate passed President Trump’s domestic policy legislation, known as the “Big, Beautiful Bill,” by a narrow margin of 51–50. Republican Senators Thom Tillis (North Carolina), Rand Paul (Kentucky), and Susan Collins (Maine) voted against the bill.

The legislation now heads to the House, where Vittert noted it will face an “uphill battle.”

Vittert insisted he was not offering partisan praise but rather laying out the political facts.

“He’s more politically powerful than ever,” Vittert said. “This isn’t cheerleading. This is reporting on what is happening and why it matters.”

He then pointed to a growing list of accomplishments attributed to President Trump’s current term.

“Trump has also won major victories at the Supreme Court on the power of the executive branch,” he said.

“He bombed Iran and severely damaged their nuclear program without starting World War III. A major deal with the Saudis and Israelis could be coming. The B-2 pilots who struck Iran are coming to the White House for July 4th. The stock market closed at record highs this week — despite all the tariff hysteria. The list goes on and on.”

Vittert concluded that Trump’s ability to act swiftly has been a key advantage.

“The breakneck pace continues to keep his opponents off their game. He moves too fast for anybody to actually challenge him on any one thing,” he said.

“We told you this was going to happen. The first couple of weeks of Trump 2.0 we called it ‘violence of action.’ Like Trump, hate Trump — he continues to move at a rate unseen in presidential history.”

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