Trump transition is about turn the White House upside down

Brent Bozell, founder and president of Media Research Center, wasn’t holding back Tuesday.

Frankly, he said, the positive feelings about a potential, strong, conservative-minded Trump presidency, especially with the implications of a GOP-controlled House and Senate at the same time, excites him.

"I am of the belief that there are no more excuses, that everything conservatives have been promised since the days of Ronald Reagan is theoretically possible,” he said TheBlaze’s Dana program. 

"There are two things in the way,” he stamped with a caveat.  

“One, is the intimidation of the press, and it’s going to be ferocious. 

"But the second one is the lack of leadership, which has been a consistent problem since the days of Ronald Reagan.” 

Neither, he said, should be a problem if Trump continues to build a leadership team around him that can both take on the media, and also meet the challenge of an often-splintered conservative movement. 

Dana agreed, and said the Left will fight every move along the way. 

"This could be some serious fun we’re going to have in the coming days,” Bozell said.

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