Stephen Miller said the past 11 months represent the most successful period in American presidential history, pointing to strong economic growth, lower energy prices, expanding exports, and major gains in technology, manufacturing, and military strength under President Donald Trump.
Miller said the administration’s results stand in sharp contrast to the conditions President Trump inherited, highlighting what he described as a historic turnaround across multiple sectors.
“The last 11 months have been the most successful 11 months in the history of the American presidency,” Miller said.
“Think about what President Trump inherited and what we have today.”
Miller cited the latest economic data as a central measure of that success, noting a stronger-than-expected growth report for the third quarter.
“We just got a blockbuster 4.3% economic growth report for Q3 for the third quarter today, smashing expectations fueled by rising consumer demand,” he said. “And here’s the key word, American exports.”
According to Miller, the United States has reversed decades of trade imbalance by becoming a major exporter rather than relying primarily on imports.
“Our whole lives. All we’ve had are imports, imports from Asia, imports from Mexico, imports from Canada,” Miller said.
“Now we’re an exporting powerhouse.”
He also emphasized sharp declines in energy costs, arguing that energy independence has been restored.
“Energy prices are down. Gas prices have been cut by almost 50% we’re an energy superpower,” Miller said.
Miller said those gains extend beyond energy, asserting that the U.S. has reclaimed its position as a global manufacturing leader.
“We’re a manufacturing superpower,” he said.
He added that technological leadership has returned after years of falling behind other nations, crediting the Trump administration with advancing next-generation industries.
“And also, very importantly, we are a technology superpower,” Miller said.
“After years of watching other countries invent the new technologies beat us in 5G under President Trump, we have a revolution in quantum computing, artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing, and we’re bringing the semiconductor industry back to the United States.”
Miller said those developments have strengthened national security, alongside renewed military investment.
“A technology superpower, a manufacturing superpower, and most importantly of all, a military superpower,” he said.
He pointed to recent defense announcements, including new naval construction, as evidence of a rebuilt and modernized armed forces.
“You saw the announcement today about the golden dome, the golden fleet, the next generation of battleships,” Miller said.
“The announcement yesterday, sorry about how the President is making the American military the dominant, overwhelming lethal force of the 21st Century.”
Miller also highlighted domestic enforcement and public safety, saying border security and crime reduction have improved significantly.
“The border is slammed shut. Crime is plummeting. Illegals are going home, and America is for Americans,” he said.
Miller concluded by framing the administration’s record as a comprehensive achievement across the economy, security, and national identity.
“Again, you could not ask for a better Christmas list than that,” he said.
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