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U.S. Chief of Protocol Monica Crowley told viewers on Jesse Watters Primetime that America is preparing to welcome the world for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with delegations and fans arriving from roughly 200 countries — a reminder that, when we lead, the world shows up. Crowley’s appearance wasn’t spin; it was a straightforward pitch about American hospitality and competence at a time when the nation needs wins on the world stage.
This tournament will be the biggest in history, expanded to 48 teams and spread across North America with 11 U.S. host cities joining Mexico and Canada in a truly continental showcase. The scale — dozens of venues, millions of fans, and unprecedented international attention — makes it a one-of-a-kind economic and cultural moment for American cities that know how to get things done.
Washington has not left this to chance: the White House created a dedicated FIFA World Cup 2026 Task Force to coordinate federal support, security, and logistics so local leaders and small businesses can reap the benefits without getting bogged down in red tape. This is exactly how a responsible government should behave — mobilize resources, protect people, and hand the economic windfall to working families and entrepreneurs.
International partners and FIFA officials have already been in talks with U.S. authorities about safety and travel logistics, and the high-level engagement sends a clear signal that America will be ready to host the globe in an orderly, secure way. That cooperation — including praise from global soccer officials for the planning underway — proves that strong leadership and firm coordination win trust and deliver results.
Make no mistake: welcoming millions of visitors does not mean surrendering our sovereignty or compromising our security. FIFA’s own leaders have emphasized that fans will be “welcomed” and that government engagement is critical to guarantee a smooth tournament, and Americans should insist on both hospitality and strict enforcement at the border and on our streets. If we do both — secure the country and open our arms to the world on our terms — every hardworking American stands to benefit.
Local hotels, restaurants, transit workers, and thousands of small businesses will see an economic shot in the arm, and that should be the heart of every policy choice the federal task force makes: maximize jobs, minimize bureaucratic interference, and ensure the profits stay with American workers. This is a chance to prove that conservative governance — focused on prosperity, law and order, and practical coordination — delivers for Main Street, not just for special interests.
Patriotic Americans should take pride in the moment: our country is hosting the world because we remain a place people want to visit, invest in, and celebrate. Let’s demand the same competence from our leaders that the world is being promised, and then enjoy the payoff — safer cities, fuller restaurants, higher paychecks, and a reminder that America still stands tallest when we choose to lead.
