Day 4 of the RNC Convention marks the final day and featured one of the longest acceptance speeches in history. The event included speeches from various Republican delegates and speakers, such as well-known wrestler Hulk Hogan and Linda McMahon, wife of the former CEO of WWE. Common themes among the speeches were the need for America to regain its strength, the belief that Donald Trump was saved by divine intervention from an assassination attempt, and the idea that the American dream needs to be saved, with Donald Trump being presented as the person capable of doing so. Below is a summary of some of the speakers’ speeches, presented in a non-partisan, unbiased manner.
Diana Hendricks – ABC Supply Owner
Diana Hendricks, the owner of ABC Supply, expressed her concern for what she sees as the “American dream under threat.” She stated that under the Biden administration, prices, taxes, and regulations have increased. As a business owner, Diana shared her worries for aspiring entrepreneurs, noting that high interest rates make it difficult for them to secure loans. She emphasized the need for a “builder” in the White House and believes that person is Donald Trump.
Linda McMahon- Former Small business Administrator Of The USA
Linda McMahon, former Small Business Administrator of the United States, voiced her dissatisfaction with the Biden administration’s handling of small business affairs. She believes that the current administration aims to “penalize” small businesses by raising taxes. In contrast, she highlighted Donald Trump’s promise to make tax cuts permanent if re-elected, along with other proposed policies such as no taxes on tips and increased tariffs on China. McMahon called Trump the “champion of the forgotten man and woman” and urged listeners to vote for him.
Mike Pompeo- Former Secretary Of State
Mike Pompeo, former Secretary of State, expressed his displeasure with the Biden administration’s handling of foreign affairs. He said that under Trump’s administration, religious freedom was secure, the people of Israel were protected, and there was progress towards an honorable exit in Afghanistan. Pompeo criticized Biden’s withdrawal from Afghanistan, the security of the southern border, and the handling of conflicts in the Middle East and the war between Russia and Ukraine. He accused the Biden administration of “selling out citizens, security, and sovereignty” and emphasized his belief that Donald Trump will put America first.
Tucker Carlson- Host of “Tucker on Twitter”
Tucker Carlson, host of “Tucker on Twitter,” expressed his belief that Donald Trump is the leader the country needs. He described a leader as someone who is “the bravest of men,” and praised Trump for demonstrating this bravery, particularly in light of the assassination attempt he survived. Carlson emphasized that a leader’s duty is “to his people, his country, and to no other,” and asserted that Trump exemplifies this principle. He criticized the Biden administration’s performance and urged voters to support Trump in the upcoming election.
Hulk Hogan- Former Wrestler & Entertainer
Hulk Hogan, former wrestler and entertainer, voiced his support for Donald Trump and expressed dissatisfaction with the past four years under the Biden administration. Hogan highlighted what he saw as successes during the Trump administration, including a “thriving economy, strong borders, safe streets, and peace and respect around the world.” He contrasted this with what he perceives as a deterioration of these conditions under Biden. Hogan asserted that Donald Trump is the person capable of addressing these issues and improving the country.
Dana White- CEO of UFC
Dana White, CEO of UFC, conveyed his belief that Donald Trump is deeply committed to helping people. White criticized the media for promoting a narrative about Trump that he considers false, describing Trump as a fighter who “fights harder the higher the stakes.” He noted that Trump’s decision to run for president again was driven by his love for America, rather than necessity. White urged voters to support Trump in the upcoming election.
Donald Trump- Presidential Candidate
Donald Trump, the presidential candidate, accepted his nomination for President of the United States. He expressed gratitude to the American people for their support following his assassination attempt, and extended his thoughts and prayers to the victims of the incident—one of whom passed away, and two others who were critically injured but are now recovering. Trump reflected on the assassination attempt, asserting that he felt divine support and reaffirmed his unbroken resolve to continue his campaign. He called for national unity, emphasizing that “now is the time to remember that we are all fellow citizens.” Trump criticized Democrats for what he perceives as the weaponization of the justice system and the labeling of political opponents as “enemies of democracy.” He expressed enthusiasm for his newly announced running mate, J.D. Vance, and praised him as a great choice for Vice President.
Trump promised that, if elected, he would secure borders, boost the economy, and address the illegal immigration crisis. He described the current administration as leading a nation in decline and pledged to tackle inflation, reduce interest rates, and lower energy costs. He also vowed to end international conflicts he believes the current administration has created.
