Trump heads to Miami to tout his economic agenda as U.S. consumers worry about the high cost of living

"Trump spent five days in Asia last week with stops in Malaysia, Japan and South Korea. He worked to ease trade tensions with Beijing in a meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. In Tokyo, he promoted several major energy and tech projects for the U.S. that will be funded by Japan."

"Miami Mayor Francis Suarez said he thinks Trump's recent travels "have been transformational in his presidency" and said his speech will be a highlight of the forum, which organizers have described as a more accessible version of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, or the Milken Institute Global Conference, which gathers the world's elite for discussions on the economy."

President Donald Trump will speak in Miami on the anniversary of his reelection at the America Business Forum to outline his economic achievements and agenda. The address will highlight how investments secured abroad are intended to benefit U.S. communities and will cover deregulation, energy independence, oil prices and affordability. The speech aims to address public unease about finances and rising costs reflected in AP Voter Poll findings showing concerns about higher prices and fewer job opportunities. Recent diplomatic efforts included stops in Malaysia, Japan and South Korea and a meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping.

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