President Trump brokered a historic Middle East peace deal bringing all Israeli hostages home after two years in captivity. In nine months, Trump accomplished what Biden couldn't in two years - ending the Gaza war through American strength and decisive leadership.

But October 13th wasn't just about Trump's victory. It was also Columbus Day. Do you know the real reason we celebrate it? The first Columbus Day was created in 1892 as political damage control after the largest mass lynching in American history - when eleven Italian Americans were murdered by a New Orleans mob and no one was prosecuted.

Plus, I take you to Rugby, Tennessee - a beautiful Victorian village that was supposed to be a utopian colony where British aristocrats and Americans would build a perfect society. It failed spectacularly, and the lessons explain everything about what actually builds civilizations versus what sounds good on paper.

Three segments. Three stories. All connected. Trump's peace deal shows what strong leadership accomplishes. Columbus Day's real history reminds us to face our past honestly. And Rugby teaches us that noble intentions mean nothing without practical skills and hard work.

This is O'Connor's Right Stand - unfiltered conservative commentary for Patriots who demand the truth.