Trump promises ‘biggest first week’ in presidential history during victory rally: ‘Very happy’

President-elect Donald Trump outlined his plans for the opening days of his administration at a victory rally in Washington, D.C. on Sunday, saying he would attack executive orders that would “extremely excite” voters.

“Tomorrow, you’re going to see something. You’re going to see executive orders that will make you very happy. Many, many of them. We need to get our country on the right path. The sun will set tomorrow night, the raids on our borders will stop and all illegal border crossers will be returned home one way or another,” he said.

Fox News Digital reported earlier Sunday that Trump will sign more than 200 executive actions on his first day in office.

“Every radical and stupid order of the Biden administration will be repealed hours after I’m sworn in,” he said. “Tomorrow you will have a lot of fun watching TV.”

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Trump has promised to make public the remaining records related to the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy, his brother Robert Kennedy, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He pledged to begin building the “Great Iron Dome Missile Shield” to get North Carolina back on its feet after tornadoes tore through the state last year. On Jan. 6, Trump hinted that the protesters would be “very, very happy” to be indicted or convicted.

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“The American people have placed their trust in us, and in return, we will deliver the best first day, the greatest first week, and the most extraordinary 100 days of any presidency in American history. To implement this historic agenda. I have assembled a star-studded cabinet of American veterans and visionary reformers, and together we will win.” , we will win, we will win,” he said before shouting for the cabinet election in the past.

Trump’s speech also focused on the country’s immigration crisis, and he repeated his administration’s promise of a massive deportation campaign.

“We will soon begin the largest deportation campaign in American history. Bigger and bigger than President Dwight Eisenhower’s current record,” he said.

“And we will stop the Biden war and American energy and we will spend our energy resources to quickly overcome inflation and achieve the lowest energy and electricity costs on earth. Entrepreneurs and people with a lot of money to build large plants,” he said.

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Trump’s speech will be his last by the president-elect before he returns to the Oval Office on Monday to take the oath of office for a second term. Trump was joined at the rally by longtime high-profile Trump supporters, including musicians Kid Rock and Lee Greenwood, as well as UFC CEO Dana White, tech billionaire Elon Musk and actor Jon Voight.

“What an honor. What an honor for me to stand in front of you. Great men and women come here to celebrate this great victory. The greatest of all time. It’s our victory. Everyone’s fighting,” Voight said from Capital One Arena Sunday afternoon. He said it before Trump.

“To save our country, our democracy. And I’m so grateful to be able to say that Donald J. Trump is the 47th president of the United States. And now he’s going to make America great again. He will. America is great again, and we the people will honor our flag again.” But to Hollywood, California, where there is so much trouble,” he announced.

Trump defeated President Biden last week by securing a hostage and cease-fire agreement between Israel and Hamas. Hamas began releasing hostages at Trump’s rally on Sunday.

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“I’m happy to report that the first hostages have been released recently. And who knows what’s going to happen. I know Biden thinks they made the deal,” Trump said as supporters chanted Biden’s name.

In his final public address last week, Biden was praised for brokering the ceasefire. Credit for the deal, however, has been strengthened by the incoming Trump administration, according to sources who told Fox Digital that Trump’s incoming Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu were said to have played a major role in the deal.

During the rally, Trump praised Witkoff for his efforts to secure the deal, arguing that if he had been president, there would have been no war in the Middle East.

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Trump concluded his speech by pledging to make America great again – saying after his inauguration that “it all starts tomorrow.”

“We’re going to put America first and it all starts tomorrow. When I raise my hand or you vote to be sworn in. Tomorrow we’re going to be sworn in. Let’s all walk together. That’s how I am. On it,” he said.

Brooke Syngman of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.