In a gathering that drew thousands of supporters to the Capital One Arena in Washington, U.S. President-elect Donald Trump delivered a closing speech on Sunday night ahead of his second term inauguration. For nearly an hour, Trump expressed gratitude to his supporters for their unwavering backing, describing his recent electoral triumph as a “great victory for everyone.”

The event ended on an upbeat note with a live performance of the iconic song “Y.M.C.A.” by the Village People, prompting Trump to showcase his signature dance moves amid cheers and applause from the audience.

Bold Declarations: Transparency and National Security

During his speech, Trump reaffirmed his commitment to declassify historical documents related to the assassinations of prominent figures such as John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, and Martin Luther King Jr. The president-elect emphasized that public access to these files is a matter of justice and transparency. “The people have a right to know the truth,” he declared, earning a standing ovation from the crowd.

Trump also reiterated his stance on border security, pledging immediate measures to address what he referred to as an “invasion” at the borders. “By tomorrow afternoon, this problem will be resolved,” he stated, hinting that his inaugural address would outline the specifics of his administration’s plans. While his remarks on immigration have sparked controversy, Trump maintained that these actions are critical for safeguarding the nation.

TikTok Returns to the United States

One of the rally’s standout announcements was the return of TikTok, which had temporarily suspended its services in the United States on Saturday night. Trump attributed the platform’s comeback to his team’s efforts, highlighting its role in his electoral success among young voters. “Today, TikTok is back,” he proclaimed. He also suggested pursuing a deal in which the U.S. government would acquire a 50% stake in the company without any direct financial investment.

Economic Commitment: Apple and New Investments

During the rally, Trump revealed that he had spoken with Apple CEO Tim Cook, who pledged to make a “major investment” in the United States. “This is a direct result of our historic victory,” Trump said, although he did not provide further details on the scale of the investment. Apple joins a growing list of tech companies whose executives have expressed interest in collaborating with the new administration.

Addressing Crime and Justice

The president-elect also focused part of his speech on combating crime, specifically mentioning the Venezuelan criminal gang known as Tren de Aragua. “We’re going to eliminate this dangerous gang,” Trump declared, introducing a video that outlined the group’s crimes. He further promised justice for families affected by violence, referencing the case of Laken Riley, a nursing student murdered in Georgia.

“My administration will bring justice to families who have suffered because of crime,” he vowed, committing to strong policies against organized crime.

Immediate Priorities: Relief and Reconstruction

Trump announced plans to visit California on Friday to assess the damage caused by recent wildfires in Los Angeles. This trip will be among his first official actions as president, reflecting his focus on supporting affected communities.

A Celebration of Triumph

Trump made an unexpected entrance at the rally, stepping onto the stage to a wave of applause and chants of support. “We won,” he declared enthusiastically upon taking the microphone. “It’s incredible to be here celebrating this victory, and we are ready to make our country stronger and greater than ever,” he added, closing the event with a message of optimism and determination for the future of his administration.