At the rally in Madison Square Garden on Sunday, former President Donald Trump shared his thoughts on various issues, from tax credits to criticisms of his opponents. His speech included new policy promises, critiques of the Biden administration, and reflections on his presidency. Trump aimed to win over New York by stating that the state "represents the spirit, energy, and potential of the American people," urging locals to vote. He remarked to the MSG crowd, "Winning New York would be an incredible honor; it hasn’t happened in decades."

Tax Credits for Caregivers: Trump proposed introducing a new tax credit for family caregivers, emphasizing the need to honor those who care for loved ones. He highlighted this cause, which Vice President Kamala Harris has recently championed, and expressed hope to alleviate families' financial burdens.

Energy Cost Reductions: Trump reiterated his promise to cut energy bills by 50% within a year if reelected, stressing the importance of relief from rising energy costs. He framed this initiative as a central goal, vowing to implement it by January 20 of the following year.

Chart Credited With Saving His Life: At a previous event in Butler, Pennsylvania, Trump referenced a claimed assassination attempt, saying his life was saved when he noticed a chart on illegal immigration. He remarked, "I wouldn’t be here tonight without it."

Largest Deportation Program: Trump declared his intention to launch the largest deportation program in U.S. history as part of his strict immigration approach, promising to "rescue every city and town" from illegal immigration's effects and to combat crime.

Criticism of Biden and Harris: Trump criticized President Biden and Vice President Harris for their handling of Hurricanes Helene and Milton, comparing it unfavorably to the management of Hurricane Katrina. He attributed the slow response to funds being diverted to immigration issues.

Harris’ Foreign Policy: Trump warned of the risks posed by a Harris-led administration, claiming it could lead to World War III. He labeled her a "trainwreck" and cited the Afghanistan withdrawal as evidence of her foreign policy failures.

Polling Audience on Voting: Trump engaged the audience by asking if they had voted or planned to vote, continuing a trend from his rallies. He expressed distrust of early voting procedures, prompting cheers when he asked, "Do you promise you're going to vote?"

Praise for Robert F. Kennedy Jr.: If reelected, Trump stated he would give Robert F. Kennedy Jr. significant authority over health-related issues. He praised Kennedy’s environmental background but noted he would limit Kennedy's influence on oil and gas policy.

‘Becoming MAGA’: Harris Critique: Trump escalated his attacks on Harris, suggesting she was "becoming more MAGA" while accusing her of concealing Biden’s cognitive decline. The audience reacted with laughter when he said she couldn’t "put two sentences together."

Relationship with Elon Musk: Trump briefly mentioned his relationship with Elon Musk, joking about the tech billionaire's recent appearance in a “dark MAGA” hat and attributing the term to Musk in light of the Democrats’ “Dark Brandon” meme.

Barron Trump: ‘King of the Internet’: In a rare mention of his youngest son, Trump shared that Barron had helped him select potential podcast appearances, calling him the "king of the internet" and noting that Barron kept him updated on the latest trends.

CNN Dig: Trump boasted about receiving strong support from Muslims in Michigan, recounting a moment when he saw a CNN reporter "almost choke" while covering the story. "Did anyone see what happened? I was with the Muslims yesterday in Michigan," he said, highlighting the shift in polling support.

A Grand Ending: Trump wrapped up his speech with his familiar call to restore America’s greatness and concluded by performing a dance onstage.