Archive footage of Donald Trump as he is indicted in Georgia over 2020 election meddling

The transcript covers a speech that begins with acknowledgments to Secretary Clinton for a hard-fought campaign. It outlines an economic plan aimed at doubling growth and fostering strong international relations. The speaker engages with the audience, discusses the Irish American vote, and highlights regional popularity. The speech concludes with a nod to historical figures and final remarks.

What did the speaker emphasize about the future economic plans?

• Reducing taxes

• Doubling growth and having the strongest economy

• Increasing imports

• Focusing on local businesses

What is the speaker's stance on international relationships?

• America should get along with nations willing to cooperate

• America should only trade with Europe

• America should isolate itself

• America should focus solely on domestic issues

What does the speaker say about America's approach to challenges?

• No challenge is too great

• Challenges are too great to overcome

• Challenges should be avoided

• Only small challenges should be tackled

What is the speaker's view on the Irish American vote?

• It may have a little effect

• It is not important

• It is irrelevant

• It is already secured

What does the speaker mention about popularity in certain areas?

• Popularity is limited to a few people

• Popularity is declining

• There is no popularity

• There is tremendous popularity, especially around Turnberry