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🔴 WATCH: Donald Trump Speech at CPAC 2022 in Orlando, Florida - February 26, 2022

Photo "Donald Trump" by Dan Scavino

Photo "Donald Trump" by Dan Scavino


🔴 LIVE: President Donald Trump Speaks at CPAC: Day 3 of CPAC '22 in Orlando - February 26, 2022. 👇👇👇




As we know that the former President of the United States, Donald J. Trump is going to speak today at CPAC 2022 in Orlando, Florida.

Saturday, February 26, 2022: Join the RSBN crew LIVE from Orlando, FL as the annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) continues. We will offer full coverage of the four-day event, including interviews and commentary from our booth on Broadcast Row and full speeches from the stage. President Donald Trump is scheduled to speak today.

The famous Conservative Channel RSBN is continuously covering this 2022 CPAC edition. Trump will speak tonight, so till that time, you can watch the speeches of other Republican leaders here. We don't know whether Youtube will censor this or not, but we will provide you the rumble link after the Trump remarks below this article. You can also watch this event on Trump's Rumble Account & on other platforms like Fox Nation, GETTR, etc. Today's Speech is very important as Trump will give his remarks on the Russia-Ukraine crisis.

The Conservative Political Action Conference is the largest and most influential gathering of conservatives in the world. Launched in 1974, CPAC brings together hundreds of conservative organizations, thousands of activists, millions of viewers, and the best and brightest leaders in the world.

Earlier, Trump announced that:

I’ll be attending CPAC again this year in Orlando, Florida,” Trump said. “I will see you soon. Going to be a fantastic crowd … let’s have fun.” You can watch that video and read a news article on this here.

Trump first appeared in 2011 and has been a regular speaker at CPAC. “Last year there were thousands of people outside, and they said ‘we’re going to get a real big one,'” he said. 

A recent poll of Florida voters by Suffolk University/USA Today had also suggested that Donald J. Trump would defeat Ron DeSantis by 47 percent to 40 percent in a 2024 primary race in the Sunshine state.

Yesterday, the Former Democratic House Representative from Hawai and 2020 presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard had also spoken at the 2022 Conservative Political Action Conference in Orlando, Florida. If you want to Watch the Tulsi Gabbard CPAC 2022 Full Speech, simply click here and watch it.

Other Conservative Speakers who are also taking part on this edition of CPAC includes:

  1. Gov. Ron DeSantis
  2. Glenn Beck
  3. Sen. Ted Cruz
  4. Sen. Marsha Blackburn
  5. Ric Grenell
  6. Candace Owens
  7. Rep. Jim Jordan
  8. Rep. Ronny Jackson
  9. Mike Pompeo
  10. Matt Whitaker
  11. KT McFarland
  12. Rep. Lauren Boebert
  13. Rep. Byron Donalds
  14. Rep. Madison Cawthorn
  15. Larry O’Connor
  16. Gordon Chang
  17. Bill Walton
  18. Eric Bolling
  19. ]Sean Spicer
  20. Matt Schlapp
  21. Mercedes Schlapp
  22. Jay Aeba
  23. Bob Beauprez
  24. Rep. Andy Biggs
  25. Rachel Bovard
  26. Sen. Mike Braun
  27. Rep. Ken Buck
  28. James Carafano
  29. Dr. Ben Carson
There were more than 80 names in this list of speakers. 

Comments

  1. Awesome to hear his speech some read from the teleprompters with much from his soul and memories blended with his spirit rising with dignity and national respect and courageous fortitude. He inspires and reminds us the power of the POTUS! I am grateful to know that he’s willing to work again as POTUS which gives us hope for a future we can be proud of.

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