Donald Trump could be at the highest point in his life just seven months after the lowest point.  As Frank Sinatra once sang: "That's life, and I can't deny it."

The Trump haters thought they had him beaten.  The ridiculous show trials in New York City, the totally unnecessary FBI raid on Mar-a-Lago, the nonstop hate he endured from the liberal press.

But the Don fought hard and prevailed, not only routing Kamala Harris but also badly damaging the Democratic Party and much of the corrupt media.

It's an amazing turnabout orchestrated by a single individual, Trump, who now officially owns the cliche: when the going gets tough, the tough get going.

But the story is not over yet.  The President-elect must succeed in solving very difficult problems.  He has to show strength and determination to improve this country's circumstances.

But after all the man has been through, he has a unique vantage point on the strength and determination thing.  Now, he must turn his victories into legacies.

I think he will do it.

See you this evening for the No Spin News.