Summary
President Donald Trump gave a speech from the White House discussing his achievements and criticizing immigrants, while also commenting on U.S. economic conditions. He claimed improvements in areas like border security and cost of living, though some of his figures were questioned as inaccurate. Trump used this address to emphasize his administration's impact and attribute any existing problems to his predecessor.
Key Facts
- President Trump spoke from the White House, focusing on his administration's achievements.
- He criticized immigrants, blaming them for issues like job loss and increased law enforcement costs.
- Trump highlighted a decrease in illegal immigration, claiming a stronger U.S. border.
- He asserted that living costs were falling, but some of his data on prices were disputed.
- Trump attributed current U.S. issues to former President Joe Biden's policies.
- He mentioned the price of gasoline, though his numbers differed from national averages.
- Trump briefly addressed foreign policy, referencing a Gaza truce.
