Trump's 2020 kickoff speech rehashed the president's favorite talking points—including, of course, Hillary Clinton's emails
as “acid washing” emails, though there is a software called BleachBit. ) “Can you imagine if I got a subpoena for emails? If I deleted one email, like a love note to Melania, it’s the electric chair for Trump,” Trump said. ”But let’s see what happens [with Clinton's emails]. We now have a great attorney general. Let’s see what happens.” Trump also hit back at his favorite opponent the “fake news media,” inspiring boos and chants of “CNN sucks” as he gestured toward the media pen.
The president's campaign rally gave Trump the chance to boast about his presidential record, and, of course, insist that he did it despite what he described as the “illegal” Mueller “witch hunt.” “Our patriotic movement has been under assault from the very first day,” Trump claimed, going on to say that his administration had nevertheless accomplished “things that nobody had been able to accomplish, not even close.
Trump also looked toward the future in his speech, though he offered few specifics on upcoming policies. Afterthat there would soon be wide-scale immigration raids, Trump teased that Americans should soon expect new announcements from his administration on immigration. “We think the country should be a sanctuary for law-abiding citizens, not for illegal aliens,” Trump said. He also addressed the ongoing trade dispute with China, saying that he had recently spoken with Chinese President.
Trump's Florida kickoff comes as the president's campaign makes a major push in the Sunshine State, which the president referred to Tuesday as his “second home,” or perhaps even his “first home.” Florida “has outsize importance to [Trump] personally,”
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