During the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), President Donald Trump energetically celebrated his first month back in office by emphasizing his strategy to shrink the federal government and dismiss thousands of bureaucrats. He also targeted opponents like Joe Biden, claiming ‘every single thing [Biden] touched turned to s***,’ and garnered enthusiastic applause. Amidst the rally-like atmosphere, controversies arose, particularly when former adviser Steve Bannon was accused of making a Nazi-like salute, which he defended as a wave, drawing public criticism.
"Every single thing [Biden] touched turned to s***," Trump said of Biden, using an expletive and eliciting a standing ovation from the crowd.
"We're going to forge a new and lasting political majority that will drive American politics for generations to come," said Trump, hinting at a potential 2028 run.
Trump congratulated himself for dominating the capital and sending bureaucrats packing, showcasing his efforts to fire thousands of federal employees and shrink the government.
Former adviser Steve Bannon was accused of making a Nazi salute but claimed it was merely a wave, igniting controversy and backlash.
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