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President Donald Trump is expected to focus on affordability during remarks at McDonald’s Impact Summit on Monday night, a White House official confirmed.
Trump will also speak about some of his wins in what he calls his “one, big, beautiful bill,” including no tax on tips, overtime pay and Social Security — which he promised to deliver as a candidate. Axios was first to report on the focus of Trump’s remarks in Washington, DC.
On Sunday, Trump teased some price relief, saying his administration spent the weekend trying to lower prices.
“You’re going to see some of the items that were a little bit higher … we’re going to have some little price reductions, and in some cases, some pretty good ones,” Trump said.
On the campaign trail, Trump visited McDonald’s, wearing an apron and serving fries at a drive-thru in Pennsylvania.
But he has faced criticism recently from former allies, like Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, who said Trump needs to pay more attention to issues facing Americans, rather than going on foreign trips and hosting foreign leaders at the White House.
After GOP losses in elections earlier this month, Trump has fixated on the Democrats’ use of the word “affordability,” calling it a “con job.”
