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Donald Trump can be the “champion” Americans need in a way that Hillary Clinton cannot, LifeZette Editor-in-Chief Laura Ingraham said Wednesday on Fox News’ “Special Report” in an analysis of the presumptive Republican nominees’s post-election speech Tuesday.

“Hillary could not and did not point to one accomplishment in foreign policy as secretary of state.”

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In his remarks following the California primary, Trump called out Hillary and Bill Clinton for making “hundreds of millions of dollars” selling various “favors” and “contracts.”

Ingraham suggested Trump could beat the likely Democratic nominee by fine-tuning his approach on the issues where Hillary repeatedly falls flat with voters.

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“I think the way that he wins is to stress economic populism, redoing a trade regime that has been disastrous for the middle class, talking about sensible and pragmatic, not wishful thinking foreign policy,” Ingraham said, adding that Trump should also point out “that despite [Hillary’s] great staging and her great crowd last night Hillary could not and did not point to one accomplishment in foreign policy as secretary of state.”

Ingraham said though Hillary is “a talented person” and “very smart,” Trump has something extra that she lacks.

“But Trump has the magic sauce. He just has to sprinkle it on the issues, and then he has to serve it up in a very pleasing, interesting, and sometimes provocative and entertaining way,” Ingraham said.

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Ingraham noted that voters “want to feel like there’s a champion for them” and the billionaire businessman “began to do that last night … much more,” which was what she’d “needed for some time.”

“I for one think it was a very good first step,” she said.