Donald Trump’s ‘Thank You’ Tour Kicks Off In Cincinnati With Big Promises

Similar to the rallies during the campaign, Trump boasted about his political success and smacked the media down by entitling them as “very dishonest people” who doubted about Trump’s chance to win the presidency.

“We’re not unified. We’re going to be”, Mr. Trump told the energetic crowd of thousands.

Susan Meyer becomes giddy as she explains just how excited she is for President-elect Donald Trump to take office.

In order to keep the United States safe from further attacks, Trump pledged to suspend immigration “from regions where it can not be safely processed”, including some countries in the Middle East. I love it.” Shifting to how he broke Clinton’s so-called Midwest firewall, he said, “We didn’t break it, we shattered that sucker. Wielding a few bullhorns and carrying signs, they chanted about immigration rights, Hillary Clinton, and “fighting back”. During the campaign, Trump said he would have his attorney general appoint a special prosecutor to review the Clinton inquiries.

And he stunned his own aides when he announced the Mattis pick from the stage.

For secretary of state, Meyer said she hopes Trump will ultimately pick someone like former NY mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, who stood by Trump when few would, or retired Gen. David Petraeus, who pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of mishandling classified material and is still on probation. “… We have [come] together at a pivotal moment in American history…”

President-elect Donald Trump said he will reveal “almost all” of his remaining Cabinet picks next week after closing out a week of dozens of candidates revolving through Trump Tower’s doors and ending in several high profile and controversial appointments.

“But we’re not announcing it until Monday, so don’t tell anybody”, Trump said. Moreover, Trump’s contention that giant infrastructure bills and government spending are economic drivers is also something conservatives should oppose. And I don’t want to hurt the Clintons.

The former Apprentice host outlined his agenda, which included bringing back manufacturing jobs, abolishing Obamacare, building the wall on the Mexican border, and destroying ISIS.

Toms’s wife, Jennifer, 43, wearing a “Women for Trump” T-shirt, said she voted for Obama twice and was disappointed by the results.

Trump has said since the election that he will not pursue an investigation into the former secretary of state’s private email server.

He added that he would “eliminate every single wasteful regulation that undermines the ability of our workers and our companies to compete with companies from foreign lands”. Speaker after speaker before Trump arrived made similar points. So when you hear people say democracy needs journalism “now more than ever”, remember that they’re admitting they weren’t doing their job yesterday. Trump and his team are looking to raise an eye-watering and record-breaking $65 million to $75 million to finance inaugural events across the Capital.

Trump’s senior political adviser Stephen Miller beseeched the crowd to “stay engaged for the next eight years”. You know, you’re negotiating with people, you can’t have people that didn’t know how to get there.

In August, at a campaign rally in Erie, Pennsylvania, Trump declared such incentives don’t work.

“Your state has just experienced a violent atrocity at the great Ohio State University… that further demonstrates the security threats created… by our stupid politicians”, Trump said. Voters throughout America have come to the realization that big government and the D.C. swamp have failed to tackle the real challenges facing our economy and society.

Earlier in the day, Trump and Pence were in IN visiting Carrier, a furnace company that agreed to keep about 1,000 jobs in that state rather than relocating them to Mexico.

Bringing in experienced business executives will introduce new perspectives, he says, but it will be a different view from someone in the working class. Trump’s last press conference on the campaign trail came on July 27.