Inside notes In this speech, which included many of the same election issues that Trump focused on on the campaign trail, including inflation and the economy, immigration and American energy policy, he adapted parts of his speech to relate to the concerns of young voters, emphasizing: “I’m in this business and I’ll fight for you.” “

“For all young people voting for the first time at Penn State and across America, I want you to know that I am with you in this fight. “I didn’t need this, I had a good life,” Trump said.

He then launched into attacks on his rival, Vice President Kamala Harris, particularly on the economy.

“Kamala Harris will destroy your legacy, but more importantly, she will destroy your country. “If you vote for me, young people, I will ensure that you begin your careers in a booming economy and a time of unprecedented peace and prosperity,” Trump said.

Trump later noted his foreign policy record and said he would not send troops to fight a “stupid, never-ending foreign war.”

“You don’t need to send your children to war, you don’t need to blow them up for a country you’ve never heard of and that wants nothing to do with you anyway. “But I will not send you to fight and die in a stupid, endless foreign war,” he said.

Trump also briefly touched on education, saying, “I will take you out of your wakefulness and your schools will be great again. Your schools will be great.”

His remarks in State College included multiple shout-outs to the Pennsylvania State University wrestling team, which Trump called to the stage.

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One team member addressed the crowd: “It’s truly an honor to be here. Thank you for knowing us. Pennsylvania is a very important state. We have to win this election. Let’s make America great again. “Go vote.”

Latest voting from RealClearPoitics It shows Trump leading Harris in the state by less than 1 percentage point, 48.3 percent to 47.7 percent.