Trump holds first rally in Arizona as president-elect, emphasizes unity and grassroots support

President-elect Donald Trump held his first rally in Arizona since winning the November election, addressing thousands of supporters. He emphasized his victory over Vice President Kamala Harris and expressed a desire for national unity, despite his usual aggressive rhetoric. Trump criticized Panama's government regarding the Panama Canal and suggested regaining control if passage fees are not adjusted. Panama's president rejected this idea, highlighting tensions with foreign leaders. While Trump did not discuss tariffs or recent budget issues, he acknowledged increased support from young, Hispanic, and Black voters. He credited grassroots efforts for his electoral success, framing it as a collective victory.