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Trump spoke at the Detroit Economic Club after touring a Ford plant in Dearborn.
He touted the economy and his 2024 Michigan victory during the visit.
"Tariff's my favorite word" was part of his tariff defense during the speech.
Trump claimed tariffs helped the U.S. car industry in Michigan.
He announced plans to address affordability while at Davos.
Trump touched on Venezuela, immigration, and sanctuary cities.
He criticized Democratic figures over fraud and security concerns.
Trump said the crackdown on immigration has been successful in finding criminals.
The Detroit Economic Club has hosted multiple presidents historically.
The speech linked economic focus with upcoming political events.

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Trump returns to Michigan claiming the economy shows the strongest and fastest turnaround in the country.
He argues tariffs and tax policies are boosting domestic manufacturing and investment.
Officials at Ford praised the administration’s policies as favorable for production shifts.
Federal data show inflation and costs have not fully cooled, with grocery prices rising in 2025.
Michigan job growth and unemployment improved, but costs of living remain high for many residents.
Trump argued tariffs are not paid by American consumers, a claim supported by his supporters but contested by economists.
The visit included a tour of Ford’s River Rouge complex with Ford and Farley present.
The article notes a mixed picture with inflation cooling signs but still spending pressures.
Protests accompanied the visit, with opponents voicing concerns about democracy and immigration.
Bridge Michigan frames the speech within broader economic data and local context.
The piece references a previous Bridge Michigan analysis on Michigan’s economy and inflation.

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Trump mocked Biden by imitating his cough during a Detroit Economic Club speech.
Trump claimed Biden was propped up by drugs in his final days in office.
The speech emphasized Trump’s view of his own economic victories over Biden’s record.
Trump contrasted wage gains under his administration with Biden’s perceived performance.
Trump exited to a mix of patriotic and pop music during the event.
Powell's leadership was linked to political controversy in the speech's backdrop.
The Detroit venue hosted discussions on inflation and Federal Reserve policies.
Trump criticized Biden’s age and communication style during his last year in office.
The speech included a critique of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

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Trump impersonated Biden at the Detroit Economic Club and claimed he goes off teleprompter about 80% of the time.
Trump’s Biden impression followed by jokes about past speeches and a light critique of Biden’s 2024 State of the Union.
The event included Trump’s remarks about Biden’s speeches and a quip about his own leadership style.
Trump referenced prior media coverage and his interview with The New York Times in relation to Biden.
The Detroit appearance coincides with ongoing political coverage and Trump’s broader 2026 campaign narrative.
The article notes audience reaction and Trump’s public appearances as part of a broader narrative.
People News coverage places the remarks within related articles about Trump and Biden.
The piece includes a note on People’s editorial guidelines and privacy disclosures accompanying the coverage.
The report documents Trump’s continued critiques of Biden and political opponents in state-level events.

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Trump, 79, says he’s often the oldest person in the room during a Detroit Economic Club address.
He noted the transition from youth to age while referencing his oath as president.
The speech tied aging to economic policy and affordability concerns for Americans.
Trump criticized Powell and referenced the goal of lowering interest rates when the market performs well.
The president’s Detroit visit included a tour of a Ford facility and Reuters-documented context of the trip.
The piece notes Trump’s broader political and legal pressures as he leads into next year.
The article emphasizes the affordability narrative as a political centerpiece.
The report includes other Trump aides and attendees associated with the Detroit trip.
The coverage frames aging as a personal reflection tied to public leadership.

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