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MUST WATCH: President Trump Takes The Stage in Phoenix, Arizona to Roaring Crowd with EPIC...
• by Jordan ConradsonPresident Donald J. Trump, a man who needs no introduction, took the stage at Turning Point Action's AmFest convention Sunday with an incredible opening introduction that would give you chills.
As The Gateway Pundit reported, Trump's return to Phoenix marks his first major rally-style speech since the historic November 5 election. It will also likely be Trump's final major speech before he is Inaugurated on January 20, 2025.
Thousands of supporters lined the streets of downtown Phoenix outside of the Phoenix Convention Center early this morning before sunrise. Many were lined up as early as 1 am local time to see President Trump speak at 10:30 am.
President Trump, introduced by Turning Point USA and Turning Point Action founder Charlie Kirk, took the stage to thunderous applause.
"All of you have worked so hard to get back into the White House in this state. This is the best-performing swing state with a five-and-a-half-point victory," said Kirk.
"We have all 50 states represented here in this grassroots movement of the greatest American comeback in the history of our country. I truly believe that President Trump, throughout these last couple of years, overcoming all these odds is one of the greatest stories ever told, and let's just say, Thank you, God, for giving us Donald Trump and giving our country back," he continued before introducing the 45th and 47th President of the United States.
As Trump prepared to take the stage, a theatrical recap of the last year featured news soundbites showing the evolution of the Trump campaign from being targeted by Biden's corrupt DOJ to attempts on his life to defying all expectations from the left and attempts to steal the election. Trump secured a landmark victory on November 5, 2024, winning all seven swing states, 312 electoral votes, the national popular vote, and both chambers of Congress. Trump will be the second President in history to serve two non-consecutive terms.