Former President Donald Trump visited Savannah, Georgia, where he delivered a speech focused on his economic plans, emphasizing a strategy aimed at attracting foreign companies to shift jobs to the U.S. by offering low taxes and high tariffs. Trump reiterated his commitment to 'take other countries' jobs' and outlined proposals such as expanded business tax credits and the appointment of a 'manufacturing ambassador.' Despite the enthusiasm from his supporters, local leaders expressed concerns, and a group of Democrats protested his visit. Trump's remarks on tariffs and tax cuts were met with skepticism regarding their feasibility, as experts highlighted potential clashes with economic realities. In a series of campaign stops, he vowed to revitalize U.S. manufacturing and challenged foreign trading partners, promising significant incentives for companies willing to relocate to America.