Overview

• Trump claims economic success, citing lower grocery prices, decreased energy costs, and stable interest rates during his first 100 days.
• He defends his tariff strategy with China, warning of continued trade penalties unless new terms are accepted within weeks.
• The president outlines a contentious Ukraine peace plan, proposing Crimea remain with Russia and blaming NATO aspirations for the conflict.
• On immigration, Trump describes some migrants as dangerous threats and reaffirms his commitment to veto cuts to social programs like Medicare and Social Security.
• Trump suggests Canada should become a U.S. state, asserting the U.S. does not need Canadian goods or resources, while rejecting any third-term presidential ambitions.