‘We don’t have to live like this’: Trump’s final message to voters

Former President Donald Trump delivered his closing arguments before the election at a rally in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, vowing to end foreign wars, restore the economy and close the southern border.

“Over the past four years, Americans have suffered one catastrophic failure, betrayal and humiliation after another.” Trump said. “Kamala Harris has led to rising prices and economic fear at home, war and chaos abroad, and a nation-destroying invasion on our southern border unlike anything anyone has ever seen before.”

“My message to Americans tonight is simple: We don’t have to live this way. We don’t and we won’t. We don’t have to settle for weakness, incompetence, decline and decay,” he declared. “With your vote tomorrow, we can solve every problem facing our country and lead America, and indeed the world, to new heights of glory.”

Trump further claimed that a vote for Vice President Kamala Harris would produce the opposite result and later recalled the failed assassination attempt on him in Butler, Pennsylvania.

“Just a few months ago, in a beautiful field in Pennsylvania, not far from where we are tonight, an assassin tried to stop our movement,” he said. “But that confrontation with death didn’t stop us; it only made us more determined to finish the job we had only just begun.”

“Many people say God saved me to save America and with your help we will fulfill that extraordinary mission together,” he vowed. “To every citizen in this country, I ask for the honor of your vote. As your president, I will fight for you every day, with every breath in my body.”

“Together we will save this country, we will defeat the corrupt system in Washington, and America’s future will be incredible,” he concluded.