In a highly anticipated town hall event, former President Donald Trump demonstrated his commitment to addressing the concerns of American women and families. During a lively discussion with Fox News anchor Harris Faulkner, Trump took questions from women on a range of topics, including taxes and abortion.
One single mother, who had suffered an injury and was struggling to make ends meet, asked Trump about the child tax credit, which had decreased by 80% for her family. Trump responded with empathy and understanding, acknowledging the issue and promising to “readjust” the tax code to make it fair for everyone. “I gave you the largest tax cuts in the history of our country, OK, larger than the Reagan cuts. Larger,” he said. “We’re going to readjust things so that it’s fair to everybody because it’s really not fair to everybody.”
Trump also addressed a question on abortion, which has been a contentious issue in American politics. A woman from Georgia asked why the government should be involved in women’s reproductive rights, and Trump responded with a thoughtful and nuanced answer. “For 52 years, this issue has torn our country apart,” he said. “But I believe in the exceptions for rape, incest, and the life of the mother. I strongly believe in following your heart and doing what’s right.”
Trump also fielded a question on migrant crime, and responded by vowing to end sanctuary cities. His administration, he said, would prioritize public safety and take bold action to address the issue.
Throughout the town hall, Trump demonstrated his ability to listen and respond to the concerns of American women, and to offer thoughtful and well-reasoned solutions to the country’s most pressing issues. The full town hall will air on The Faulkner Focus on Wednesday, providing a unique opportunity to hear Trump’s vision for the future of America.
