Trump vows major changes during rally, promises mass deportations and cuts to government spending ahead of inauguration.
President-elect Donald Trump addressed supporters at a rally in Washington, D.C., promising substantial changes during his second term.
He outlined plans for mass deportations, opposition to progressive culture, and significant cuts to government spending.
This pre-inauguration rally celebrated his election triumph, with Trump asserting that he was already impacting the nation.
He claimed companies, including Apple, were eager to invest in the U.S., although Apple chose not to comment.
Additionally, Trump took credit for a ceasefire in Gaza and reviving TikTok.
Trump discussed his focus for the first day in office, stating he would sign executive orders on illegal immigration, including the largest mass deportation in U.S. history.
He also hinted at decisions regarding individuals prosecuted for the Capitol riot on January 6, 2021.
Despite his ambitious plans, Trump faces challenges, including a slim congressional majority.
He aims to reduce government spending through a panel led by Elon Musk but acknowledged the difficulties in achieving his financial goals.
Trump promised to declassify documents concerning notable historical assassinations and emphasized issues important to his supporters, such as trans athletes and diversity initiatives.
The rally featured entertainment and a spirited crowd, displaying unwavering support for Trump’s return to the White House.
In the lead-up to the inauguration, excitement among supporters was palpable, as they attended the rally in large numbers despite inclement weather.
