Trump: US economy leads world, calls for tax cuts and drilling at G20

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Sep 02

On September 1, at the G20 Finance Ministers Meeting in Asheville, President Donald J. Trump said the conversations were "very productive and positive." He praised North Carolina as a "GREAT State" and criticized former President Joe Biden for turning his back on the state after Hurricane Helene.

Trump stated that as soon as he came into office, he worked hard and got everything done in record time, adding that he never forgot North Carolina and never will. He noted winning the state three times and thanked Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent for "working hard for us, and doing a fantastic job representing the U.S.A." Trump declared: "WE ARE THE WORLD’S BIGGEST AND BEST ECONOMY, and we are keeping it that way." He urged other countries to follow the U.S. lead, cut taxes and regulations, and "DRILL BABY DRILL," emphasizing "GROWTH, GROWTH, GROWTH."

Trump concluded that the U.S. is leading the way and the world is watching, reaffirming his commitment to North Carolina and its people.

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