Next Up with Mark Halperin Trump’s Seven Rules For Making Decisions, and Vance’s Transformation, with Batya, Bolling, Knowles
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Jul 10, 2025 
In this engaging discussion, Eric Bolling, a MAGA commentator, Batya Ungar-Sargon, a cultural analyst, and Michael Knowles, a political host, delve into Donald Trump's unique decision-making rules. They explore how Trump's instinct and chaos shape his leadership. The trio examines shifting immigration perspectives within the MAGA community, tackling economic implications and the complex views on mass deportation. Knowles also highlights JD Vance's rapid rise in the GOP, pondering the secrets behind modern political success and the evolving nature of conservatism.
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Trump's Unique Decision-Making
- Donald Trump's decision-making is unique and effective despite its apparent chaos.
- He uses instinct, strategic timing, and media control to shape outcomes and public perception.
Trump's Eclectic Consulting Habit
- Trump consults a wide range of people, including unexpected sources like business leaders and staff of his clubs.
- He uses this diverse input to inform decisions beyond conventional advice channels.
History Guides Trump's Decisions
- Trump is a massive student of history, learning from past presidents and applying lessons to his decisions.
- This historical focus helps him avoid past mistakes, especially in foreign policy.
