"If you import the third world, you become the third world"

The speaker elevates immigration to the level of a fateful battle, proclaiming: "If you import the third world, you become the third world, and we will not let this happen." He places the blame on the radical designs of Democrats, claiming that millions have flooded into the country, which, according to his speeches, has driven up the cost of housing and prices and burdened public institutions. His speech also carries a note of cultural grievance, directed at young white men who feel "left behind because of DEI," who were told they "fell short by a couple of lines" in seizing opportunities. The tone shifts when he is joined by an unexpected guest, referred to as "Mr. President," who thanks the crowd and jokes about his son's performance. He concludes his speech by weaving a family fable and a call to struggle, telling the assembled: "We won by a great margin, and we will keep on winning," before the hall fills with the chant "USA!".