Donald Trump delivers 'victory' speech, vows to 'fix everything'

Trump addresses Florida supporters as his path to become 47th U.S. President solidifies.

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Donald Trump is addressing his supporters in Florida as his path to victory in the 2024 U.S. presidential election continues to strengthen.

Trump’s election night watch party in West Palm Beach is filled with jubilant celebrations, with his backers embracing, making calls, and tossing MAGA hats into the air as the results from crucial battleground states come in.

In a speech delivered, Donald Trump declared his campaign’s victory a triumph over formidable and unprecedented obstacles. "We overcame obstacles that nobody thought possible," Trump stated, reflecting on the challenges his campaign had faced throughout the race.

The 'victory' speech turned to the future as Trump made a bold vow to continue his fight for his supporters' families and the country’s prosperity. "Every single day, I will be fighting for you with every breath in my body," Trump promised, positioning himself as a relentless advocate for the American people. "I will not rest until we have delivered the strong, safe, and prosperous America."

“We’re going to fix everything about our country. We made history for a reason tonight,” he said. “It is now clear that we’ve achieved the most incredible political thing.”

Donald Trump praised his running mate, Senator JD Vance, during his victory speech in West Palm Beach, Florida, following his strong lead in the 2024 U.S. presidential election. The event saw Trump and Vance addressing an enthusiastic crowd, as Trump solidified his position for a second term.

In his address, Vance lauded Trump’s leadership, calling it pivotal in what he described as "the greatest political comeback in the history of the United States of America." “Under President Trump’s leadership, we’re never going to stop fighting for you, for your dreams, for the future of your children," Vance said. He continued, emphasizing their shared vision for America’s future, "And after the greatest political comeback in American history, we’re going to lead the greatest economic comeback in American history."

Trump, who had just announced Vance as his running mate, received raucous applause from the crowd as both men vowed to continue working together for the American people.

While Vance’s role as vice president would grant him limited authority over policy, he is seen as a potential successor to Trump in the 2028 election.

Trump’s remarks capped off a night filled with celebratory moments, as his supporters cheered and waved in the background. His success in key battleground states, particularly in the South and Midwest, has put him in a strong position to claim the presidency once again.

UFC president Dana White praised Donald Trump during his victory speech on Wednesday, November 6, after Trump’s decisive win in the 2024 U.S. presidential election.

White, a strong supporter of Trump throughout the campaign, hailed him as the most resilient person he has ever met. Trump, who is set to return to the presidency for a second term, declared victory after securing a significant lead over Democrat Kamala Harris.

Speaking at Trump’s Florida rally, White credited American podcasters, including Joe Rogan, for their role in Trump’s success, stating that no one deserved the win more than Trump and his family. “Nobody deserves this more than him and his family. This is what happens when the machine comes after you. He keeps going forward, he does not quit. He is the most resilient man I have met in my life. His family are incredible people. This is karma, ladies and gentlemen. They deserve it as a family,” White said.

Dana White's endorsement of Trump

Throughout Trump’s campaign, White vocally supported the former president, calling him a figure of resilience. White has frequently endorsed Trump across various platforms, emphasising his enduring spirit despite political challenges. The UFC boss' unwavering support has been a key part of the Trump campaign's outreach to sports fans, particularly MMA enthusiasts.

Trump's wins in North Carolina and Georgia, two of the most contested states this election, boost his momentum, bringing him closer to the 270 electoral votes required to win the presidency. The celebrations among his supporters underscore the growing optimism in his camp as they watch his success in these key swing states.

Meanwhile, Kamala Harris's campaign confirms that the Democratic vice president will not be speaking tonight. As the race continues to narrow, Harris’s supporters, who gather at her event, begin to leave the venue, acknowledging the diminishing likelihood of a win.

In another significant development, voters in Florida narrowly reject a measure to overturn the state's six-week abortion ban, a key issue in this election. Despite this, Trump’s rally remains full of energy, with guests continuing to arrive at his event in West Palm Beach.

As the night progresses, all eyes remain on the remaining swing states, where the race is still in flux. For now, Trump’s team focuses on maintaining their gains, while Harris’s campaign faces the challenge of an increasingly tight race.

Donald J. Trump has claimed Pennsylvania and its 19 electoral votes, according to The Associated Press, marking a significant step in his bid to retake the White House.

Pennsylvania, a crucial swing state, was the largest electoral prize among the battleground states this election cycle. Its 19 electoral votes were vital to Vice President Kamala Harris's efforts to defend the so-called “blue wall,” which includes Michigan and Wisconsin—states Biden narrowly won in 2020. Trump's success in Pennsylvania now puts him just three electoral votes short of the 270 required to win the presidency.

With Pennsylvania secured, Trump now turns his attention to other key swing states such as Alaska or any remaining battlegrounds that could push him across the threshold. A win in either of these states would secure the presidency for the Republican candidate.