Trump on Independence Day praises America's largest expansion ever
Trump has claimed America's military supremacy and its historic role in the great conflicts of the 20th century: "We have created the strongest and most powerful army."
U.S. President Donald Trump has highlighted the economic and military power of the United States in a speech on the occasion of the 250th anniversary of the country's independence.
In economic terms, the president has assured us that the country is leading an unprecedented growth cycle, highlighting the advent of massive foreign investment.
"We have built the largest and most dynamic economy, and our country is better than ever, "he said, before adding that" $19.2 trillion (about 16,780.8 billion euros) of the world is reaching the US. "
The billionaire in New York has claimed that his tariff policy and election results have boosted the country's industrialization with new productive infrastructure. "Factories and factories are being built across the United States and are being built at a pace we have never seen before," he said.
In the area of security and defense, Trump has claimed America's military supremacy, as well as its historic role in the great conflicts of the 20th century. "We have createdthe strongest and most powerfularmy , "he said, adding that the country has been instrumental in shaping contemporary international order.
The White House president has also sent a message of firmness in foreign policy, saying that America's opponents have been weakened or paralyzed.
In this context, he has stated that several countries are "in need of agreement," emphasizing Washington's dominance in international negotiations .
Trump believes that even after 250 years of history, the country remains a world benchmark: "For 250 years, the whole world has looked at our countryand been a source of inspiration. "
"Now there's nothing but respect. And I wanttotell you that there is A0 for the best to come, "he concluded.
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