President Trump hosts first ‘Keep America Great’ rally of 2020
OAN Newsroom
UPDATED 8:25 PM PT — Thursday, January 9, 2020
On Thursday night, President Trump joined his supporters in the
Buckeye State for his first reelection campaign rally of 2020. At the
Huntington Center in Toledo, the president touched on a variety of
topics, including recent tensions with Iran.He spoke to his supporters directly about the Iranian conflict for the first time since the U.S. conducted a missile strike operation against top Iranian military official Qasem Soleimani. The president emphasized “we did exactly the opposite of Benghazi.”
He added he decided not to alert Congress because his administration worried House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, or other Democrats, could have leaked news of the planned attack and potentially botched the whole operation.
“Here’s a guy who slaughtered and
butchered civilians all over, and military, whoever was in his way. We
have Bernie and Nancy Pelosi, we have them all saying, ‘How dare you
take him out that way. You should get permission from Congress. You
should come in and tell us so that we can call up the fake news that’s
back there and they can leak it.'”
– Donald Trump, 45th President of the United States
The president also touched on the state of the economy, saying “Ohio
just had the best year economically in the history of the state.” He
added this year is going to be even better.President Trump also touted record-breaking unemployment rates, soaring stock market earnings and progress in trade agreements with foreign countries. He wrapped up the event by promising a renewed focus on his administration’s work to better the lives of American families, not only Ohio, but across the entire country.
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