Watch: Why Trump is hitting the road to rally Americans

BBC News - WorldFiled 2026-01-27 · 23:22 GMTLean · CenterRead · 1 min

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President Trump is shifting his focus to the domestic economy after a year that started with international affairs. On Tuesday, he traveled to Iowa to discuss affordability, signaling a renewed emphasis on economic issues. This Iowa trip may be the start of a series of monthly speeches in various US cities and states. The move comes after Trump expressed concern that the positive state of the US economy is not being effectively communicated to the public. White House correspondent Bernd Debusmann explains that the president's attention has pivoted back to the economy.

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The US economy was "great", but "we're not getting" the message across.

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Trump made a planned trip to Iowa to speak about affordability.

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President Trump is turning his attention back to the domestic economy.

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Monthly speeches in more US cities and states could follow the Iowa trip.

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After a year that began with action in Venezuela and a trip to Davos, President Donald Trump is turning his attention back to the domestic economy. On Tuesday, Trump made a planned trip to Iowa to speak about affordability, which could be followed up by monthly speeches in more US cities and states. It comes after he commented in a White House press conference that the US economy was "great", but "we're not getting" the message across. White House correspondent Bernd Debusmann explains why the president's attention has pivoted back to the economy.

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