President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence held a rally in Elkhart, Indiana.
President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence held a rally in Elkhart, Indiana.
President Trump held a rally tonight in Elkhart, Indiana, following a busy week at the White House.
President Trump blasted the Iran deal tonight, calling it "disastrous" and embarrassing.
Trump, who announced this week his decision to pull the US out of the Iran deal, said his administration is imposing harsh and strong sanctions on Iran.
"I hope to be able to make a deal with them," Trump said. "A good deal, a fair deal."
He continued: "We cannot allow them to have nuclear weapons."
President Trump told his supporters at a rally in Indiana that their Second Amendment rights were "under siege."
The President made the similar remarks while speaking to National Rifle Associate members in Dallas last week. Trump, while speaking at the NRA conference, said Second Amendment rights will never be under siege while he is president.
President Trump said his 2020 campaign slogan will be "Keep America Great" because "we're doing so well."
He said his current, "Make America Great Again," "wouldn't work out too well" when he starts campaigning in two years.
President Trump, speaking in Elkhart tonight, said his relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is good.
He continued: "You remember everybody in the fake news, when they were saying he's going to get us into a nuclear war? And you know what gets you into nuclear wars, and you know what gets you into other wars? Weakness."
On the upcoming summit with North Korea, Trump said, "Something very good is going to happen."
Trump also mentioned how he greeted the three Americans who were detained in North Korea.
"We welcomed them back home the proper way," he said.
President Trump is speaking right now at a rally in Elkhart, Indiana.
Trump said "jobs are booming" and "confidence is soaring," as the US unlocks "opportunities for prosperity and peace."
Vice President Mike Pence, while speaking to a crowd in Indiana, hailed the administration's recent foreign policy accomplishments.
Pence, former Indiana governor, described Trump as a man of "action" and "of his word."
The President, he said, acted on his plan to pull the US out of the Iran Deal, and made progress on North Korea.
Trump is certain to hail this week's foreign policy accomplishments, including announcing the US withdrawal from Iran nuclear deal and the successful return of US prisoners from North Korea.
He's also expected to hail economic improvements in the country -- a potent topic in Elkhart, which then-President Barack Obama visited in 2009 only days into his term. Obama returned to the town, a hub of recreational vehicle manufacturing, in 2016.
Trump is expected to assume a larger role on the campaign trail in coming months as Republicans work to retain control of the House and Senate.