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The Latest: Trump Promotes His Economic Agenda After Democratic Election Victories
Trump touted regulatory cuts and price drops at the forum attended by global leaders and athletes, despite mixed public views on inflation and job growth.
- On Wednesday, the American Business Forum convened at Miami's Kaseya Center, assembling influential political and business figures, with Miami Mayor Francis Suarez saying it was `creating this incredible collection of people` in a particular moment.
- President Donald Trump framed the forum as a place to debate key election issues, telling a packed arena at Kaseya Center these topics matter and highlighting his five days in Asia last week.
- Inside the arena, an elaborate stage introduced speakers including Serena Williams, Lionel Messi and FIFA President Gianni Infantino, while Trump touted economic gains and criticized Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.
- Legal and ethical questions followed the forum with Trump acknowledging Wednesday that the government shutdown was `negative for the Republicans` and controversies over his Miami library and Doral G20.
- Sponsored by the Public Investment Fund, Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund, the forum highlights Miami's evolving role as a U.S. hub for global events and links Tokyo energy and tech projects funded by Japan.
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Trump in High Spirits as He Shrugs Off Election Night Drubbing
President Donald Trump dances on stage after speaking at the America Business Forum in Miami. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)Tuesday was not a good day for Donald Trump and the GOP — but attendees at the America Business Forum in Miami wouldn’t have known it listening to the president rattle off a list of his accomplishments on Wednesday, and shrug off major losses in nearly every off-year race.The GOP’s preferred candidates lost by large margins i…
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