Trump Rally

President Trump Rally In Melbourne
President Trump Rally In Melbourne

... of "fake news" and part of the corrupt system President Donald Trump told the audience "the White House is running so smoothly." He also said within weeks, a new plan will be submitted to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, known as Obamacare. (Feb. 18) AP. 2 of 9. VIDEOS: DONALD TRUMP RALLY IN MELBOURNETrump restates campaign promises at Florida rally | 2:16. At a rally in Melbourne, Florida, President Trump reinforced some of his campaign promises and defends his executive orders. USA TODAY NETWORK. 3 of 9. VIDEOS: DONALD TRUMP RALLY IN MELBOURNEScenes from outside Donald Trump rally in Melbourne | 2:01. Scenes from outside Donald Trump rally in Melbourne, Fla. By Tim Shortt, FLORIDA TODAY Posted 2-18-17. 4 of 9. VIDEOS: DONALD TRUMP RALLY IN MELBOURNEProtesters gather outside Trump rally | 0:26. Protesters gather outside the rally for President Donald Trump. Video by Malcolm Denemark Posted 2-18-17. ...



Police Say 9,000 People Turned Out For Trump's Rally
Police Say 9,000 People Turned Out For Trump's Rally

... discussed AIDS relief on Saturday. 81 Shares. Report: Carson 'speechless' after. Carson was reportedly "baffled" by the incident. 77 Shares. Sanders: Trump a 'pathological. Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) hit President Trump on Saturday for his. 76 Shares. Trump budget could ax arts, public.  The White House is considering eliminating funding for arts, public. 75 Shares. Bannon, Priebus to take the stage. The White House's presence at the conservative confab has increased. 64 Shares. Dem: Trump’s claim that media is. Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) has slammed President Trump’s claim that the. 64 Shares. Comey meets Intel senators amid. Lawmakers tersely refused to comment upon exiting the meeting, declining. 61 Shares. Dem: Trump's China trademark looks. "If this isn’t a violation of the Emoluments Clause, I don’t know what is.". 60 Shares. Trump calls audience member onto. President Trump pulled a supporter onto the stage at a ...



New Trump Rally Sounds Like Old Trump Rally
New Trump Rally Sounds Like Old Trump Rally

... of always bringing up Russia, the news media should ask Trump about health care, taxes and jobs, issues that she calls her priorities and more important than Russia. 3:50 p.m. President Donald Trump plans to interview at least four potential candidates to be his national security adviser. White House spokesman Sean Spicer says that Trump will interview his acting adviser, retired Lt. Gen. Keith Kellogg, as well as the former U. S. ambassador to the United Nations, John Bolton. Also set to speak with the president are Army Lt. Gen. H. R. Mc Master and the superintendent of the U. S. Military Academy at West Point, Lt. Gen. Robert Caslen. The interviews are expected to take place Sunday while Trump stays at his private south Florida club, Mar-a-Lago. Trump is scrambling to fill the vacancy left by the firing of Michael Flynn. 11:30 a.m. President Donald Trump is interviewing John Bolton, the former U. S. ambassador to the ...



Pro-trump Rally In Downtown Holland, Shuns Sentinel
Pro-trump Rally In Downtown Holland, Shuns Sentinel

... the swamp,” “Pro-life a voice for the voiceless,” and “Finally, we have a real American president.”. By Jess Hodge For The Sentinel. About 40 people gathered in Centennial Park in downtown Holland on Saturday, Feb. 18, to show support for President Donald Trump. The marchers made their way around Centennial Park and were told by one of the leaders not to speak to Sentinel reporters and only to say "no comment.". They had signs saying “Drain the swamp,” “Pro-life a voice for the voiceless,” and “Finally, we have a real American president.”. The majority of the marchers replied with “no comment” when asked why they were there and what they were trying to accomplish. Although multiple participants approached by The Sentinel refused comment, some were willing to say why there were marching. Darrell Steinke, said he was there as a supporter of America’s 45 th president. “I’m here to show support for our country and ...



Ouch. Fund Loses $600 Million Betting Against Trump Rally
Ouch. Fund Loses $600 Million Betting Against Trump Rally

... problem is that Catalyst placed defensive bets that would protect investors from market turmoil, but expose them to losses if the market got any higher. That's exactly what happened, causing the mutual fund to suffer a loss of 15% through Thursday's close, Catalyst confirmed to CNNMoney. The situation was worsened by the fact that the options that Catalyst had bet on were set to expire on Friday, making them virtually worthless given the market rally. "This type of market, rapidly rising prices with low and falling volatility, is the exact thing the fund is positioned against," Catalyst Capital Advisors CEO Jerry Szilagyi said in a statement. Related: Trump rally is best for new POTUS since LBJ. The losses sparked rumors on Wall Street over the fund's financial health. But Szilagyi said investors didn't dramatically yank their money and insisted the fund "is not, and has not been, under any duress.". Szilagyi said the losses triggered a risk management process to "kick in," causing Catalyst to reverse its bearish position into a bet that the market would rise. Michael Block, chief strategist at Rhino Trading, said the fact that Catalyst and possibly other firms had to ...



Trump Rally Opens With Sisters Diamond And Silk
Trump Rally Opens With Sisters Diamond And Silk

... terrorists the hell out of our country.". On the subject of his suspended immigration executive order — twice defeated in court and currently in legal limbo — Trump argued that the court rulings do not cite the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 because if they were to do so, it would become evident that his order is legally justified. He read a portion of the law in support of his case and promised new action on the matter soon. "I listened to these judges talk and talk and talk. So unfair," Trump said. "So we'll be doing something in the next couple of days. We don't give up. We never give up." Bonnie Kristian. Nicholas Kamm/Getty Images. President Trump's speech at his campaign-style rally in Florida on Saturday began with his "big" and "bold" economic agenda, a plan Trump said will make "a new day in America, you're gonna be proud again.". "You want lower taxes, less regulation, millions of new jobs, and more products stamped with those beautiful, beautiful words, 'made in the USA,'" Trump said, because "when ...



Thousands Plan 'not My President's Day' Anti-trump Rallies Across U.s
Thousands Plan 'not My President's Day' Anti-trump Rallies Across U.s

... mass movement of people" to do this and highlighted the power of mass mobilization. "Immigrants' March on all 50 State Capitols Presidents Day," Salem, Oregon. More than 1,200 people have pledged to show up to protest on the steps of the Oregon State Capitol in Salem on Sunday. "Not My President's Day - Rally," Los Angeles. This Los Angeles' "Not My President's Day" rally was the first of its kind to pop up on Facebook, inspiring many of the other "Not My President's Day" rallies that are taking place across the country this weekend. The purpose of the Monday rally is to show that President Trump "has attacked every value Californians embody," according to its Facebook page, where 3,500 have signed up to attend. "Not My President's Day - Rally (NYC)" New York. More than 12,000 New Yorkers are said to be attending the peaceful rally while 47,000 said they were interested in going on Facebook. Kashish Samsi, "Stronger Together" singer; disability activists Elizabeth Melas and Anastasia Somoza; and Youngsters Against Trump are some of the scheduled speakers. Arts for Art and The Resistance Band will be performing, according to Nova Calise, the rally organizer. "Not My ...



President Trump Hits The Road For Campaign-style Rallies
President Trump Hits The Road For Campaign-style Rallies

... "America First" message from his campaign. More of the same is expected Saturday when he holds a big rally in central Florida, a change of scenery that marks an effort to galvanize a month-old White House that has been buffeted by crisis and paralyzed by dysfunction. The new president toured a 787-10 still under construction and, before leaving, climbed aboard a completed aircraft painted in contrasting shades of blue that formed the backdrop for his remarks. Some 5,000 employees and others inside a hangar greeted him with chants of "USA, USA.". The president, who owns an airplane of his own but now travels exclusively on government aircraft, praised the Boeing jetliner as "an amazing piece of art." He noted that it's made of carbon fiber, seats 330 passengers, is 18 feet longer than the previous model and can fly for half a day before landing. "The name says it all. Dreamliner, great name," Trump said. "Our country is all about making dreams come true.". "As your president I'm going to do everything I can to unleash ...



Trump Rallies Supporters By Renewing Old Promises, Insults
Trump Rallies Supporters By Renewing Old Promises, Insults

... in Florida in September, clearly relished being back in front of his supporters, welcoming the cheers and letting one supporter up on stage to offer praise for the president. He also enjoyed reliving his surprise victory over Democrat Hillary Clinton. First lady Melania Trump introduced her husband at the rally, reciting the Lord's Prayer before offering her own pledge to act in the best interest of all Americans as she pursues initiatives she says will impact women and children around the world. The event had the familiar trappings of a Trump campaign rally, including red Trump caps, "Make America Great Again" and "Trump/Pence" signs and at least one sign reading "Hillary for Prison." Some of the speakers ahead of Trump's appearance called for repealing and replacing President Barack Obama's health care law, criticized the news media or lobbed barbs at Clinton, other constants of last year's rallies. The music playlist preceding Trump's appearance included rally favorites like Free's "All Right Now." As Air Force One rolled up to the hangar, the theme to the Harrison Ford movie "Air Force One" signaled its ...



Ouch. Fund Loses $600 Million Betting Against Trump Rally
Ouch. Fund Loses $600 Million Betting Against Trump Rally

... volatility, is the exact thing the fund is positioned against,” Catalyst Capital Advisors CEO Jerry Szilagyi said in a statement. The losses sparked rumors on Wall Street over the fund’s financial health. But Szilagyi said investors didn’t dramatically yank their money and insisted the fund “is not, and has not been, under any duress.”. Szilagyi said the losses triggered a risk management process to “kick in,” causing Catalyst to reverse its bearish position into a bet that the market would rise. Michael Block, chief strategist at Rhino Trading, said the fact that Catalyst and possibly other firms had to turn bullish may have actually helped contribute to the rally on Wall Street. He said the episode shows how strong market momentum can run over funds leaning in the wrong direction. “It spirals and snowballs, forcing you to buy high and sell low,” Block said. Catalyst emphasized ...

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