s, and your government is going to be one of those two things. Or if you're lucky it could be deadlocked. But I think there might be something that's even better than that, which is alternating Trump-like presidents with Biden-like presidents. In other words, the best situation might be not a Trump-like candidate forever and not a Biden-like candidate forever. It might be — and I would make a strong argument for this actually, and I'm going to right now — that your best situation is to alternate. And the reason is that they have different skills and there are some problems that some of them can solve the other cannot.

So let me give you an example of some things that I think Trump was uniquely qualified for. And if he hadn't done what he had done, much of it will be lasting I think. If he had not done those things, another president I don't think could have done these things. But I'm going to tell you that also there might be some things that Biden can get done that you would want to get done, things that you would want that even Trump couldn't get done because he was sort of polarizing to say the least.

So here are things that Trump probably did that are close to impossible. The Middle East peace deals. Making North Korea sort of a little buddy that doesn't bother us too much. Project Warp Speed, incredible success. Decoupling from China. I don't think you would have seen that from really anybody else. I don't think anybody would have been as effective with ISIS, and we haven't had much terrorism problems, have we? I don't think anybody would have done as good a job with Iran if you think that that approach to it was the right way to go, to put them in a position where they'll have to negotiate, which is about where they are now. Trump got not just good employment, he had record low unemployment. I don't know if another president could have done that. He did the NAFTA deals. He's done other trade deals that probably wouldn't have happened. He broke records for appointing judges. If you'd like