What did Donald Trump say at his Save America rally in Florence, South Carolina?

FORMER President Donald Trump traveled to South Carolina for his latest Save America rally.

Trump, held in Florence on Saturday, March 12, 2022, addressed the crowd with a plan:withdraw this beautiful, beautiful White House.”

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What did Donald Trump say at his Save America rally in Florence, South Carolina?

At his Save America rally on Saturday night, Donald Trump spoke to supporters about his possible run for re-election.

He opened his speech by promising to “end Nancy Pelosis political career once and for all”.

“In eight months, South Carolina patriots will vote to fire the radical Democrats,” Trump said.

Trump has criticized current President Joe Biden’s efforts in Afghanistan and Ukraine, calling Biden “physically and mentally challenged.”

“America is neither feared nor respected under Joe Biden,” Trump added.

He went on to say that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could lead to World War III.

“The real threat we have is the nuclear threat,” Trump continued.

The former president endorsed two South Carolina officials before introducing them for brief statements.

“Go out and vote for Russell Fry and Katie Arrington on June 14, it’s my birthday,” Trump said.

He went on to talk about his plans for a Republican takeover of Congress and prioritized an end to all vaccination mandates; “receive Critical Race Theory Keeping men out of schools” and “Keeping men out of women’s sport”.

Trump went on to say, “In 2024, we’re going to take back this beautiful, beautiful White House.”

He added, “I wonder who’s going to do that.”

Where was the rally?

Donald Trump’s Save America Rally, held at Florence Regional Airport on Saturday, March 12, featured a number of guest speakers.

Doors to the venue opened at around 2:00pm local time, with the event itself starting at 7:00pm.

A statement from rally organizers said, “This Save America rally is a continuation of President Trump’s unprecedented effort to advance the MAGA agenda by energizing voters and highlighting America First candidates and causes.”

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Who attended the South Carolina rally?

Members of the South Carolina congressional delegation — such as Drew McKissick, GOP chairman — attended the rally.

A few other big-name performances were also in the mix, including:

• Henry McMaster: Governor of South Carolina
• Lou Holtz: Former American football player and coach
• Graham Allen: Entrepreneur, Author and Media Personality