The tycoon returns to the mid-term elections by promising a bonus of 5,000 dollars for every citizen and inviting the Republicans to pretend that his name is on the ballot.
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President Trump spoke ahead of the mid-term elections on November 3.
Trump on the midterms: "5,000 dollar bonus for every American if we win"
The tycoon returned to talk about the mid-term elections on November 3, promising once again a bonus of 5,000 dollars for every adult citizen in the United States in the event of a victory for the Republican Party. “The only condition is that they be spent in America,” he said. Then, addressing Republican Party voters, Trump suggested they "pretend" that his name is on the ballot in the midterms. During his speech at a campaign event in Alabama, the president called on his supporters to "defeat the communists," vowing to win the midterm elections.
Trump: “When I am the candidate, Republicans have 44% more votes”
For the American president, the Republicans are making "great progress" in view of the midterm elections. "When I go there we win, if I don't go we don't get the same results," he added, referring to the trips he is making around the United States in recent days. “Republicans get 44 percent more when I'm the nominee, we have to pretend I am,” he added.
Trump: "Never thought about banning diesel exports"
Trump also praised Europe for agreeing to release large amounts from its diesel reserves, calling it "exceptional." The tycoon then confirmed that he would not impose a ban on diesel exports, saying that such a measure was "never really taken into consideration". "We will not impose any export ban. We will do what we have to do, we will have large quantities of oil available," he added. The US president then remarked that "we have excellent relations with Europe, they wanted to proceed in this direction because they have large quantities of diesel, it is a fuel that they use a lot and I said: 'It would be fantastic if you put it on the market'."
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