During his Victory Rally in Washington, D.C., President-elect Donald Trump outlined his plans for the opening days of his administration. He promised an onslaught of executive orders that he believes will make voters extremely happy. Trump mentioned that there will be numerous executive orders aimed at setting the country on a proper course, including halting the invasion of borders and addressing illegal border trespassers.
Trump also stated that he plans to repeal every radical and foolish executive order issued by the Biden administration shortly after taking office. He assured his supporters that they would have a lot of fun watching the events unfold.
Additionally, Trump pledged to make remaining records related to the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. publicly available. He also announced plans to construct the 'Great Iron Dome' missile defense shield and aid in the recovery of North Carolina after recent hurricanes.
Regarding the January 6 protesters who were charged or convicted, Trump hinted that they would be pleased with upcoming actions. He emphasized his commitment to delivering the best first day, week, and 100 days of any presidency in American history.
Trump's speech highlighted his administration's focus on addressing the immigration crisis and carrying out a significant deportation operation. He mentioned plans to initiate the largest deportation operation in American history, surpassing previous records.
Furthermore, Trump discussed ending the Biden administration's policies on American energy and unleashing energy resources to combat inflation and achieve lower energy costs. He expressed intentions to utilize emergency powers to facilitate the construction of large energy plants.
The rally served as Trump's final address as president-elect before his inauguration. Several high-profile supporters, including Kid Rock, Lee Greenwood, Elon Musk, and Jon Voight, joined him at the event to show their support.
Voight praised Trump's victory and expressed confidence in his ability to make America thrive again. Trump also dismissed President Biden's recent accomplishments, attributing the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas to efforts made by his incoming administration.
In conclusion, Trump reiterated his commitment to 'Make America Great Again,' signaling a new beginning for the country starting from his inauguration day.
