Reporting from reputable outlets (Reuters, KCCI, Des Moines Register) shows Trump mainly touted his administration’s economic record—claiming lower gas prices, rising wages, cooling inflation, tax cuts and stock-market gains—and promoted year‑round E15 ethanol sales; news accounts do not list new, specific legislative proposals announced on stage beyond saying congressional leaders were “very close” on year‑round E15 and repeating broad policy claims (tariffs, tax cuts, drug pricing deals).
No full transcript or a separate White House written summary linked to this video was found; the event video is posted on the official White House YouTube channel, and news outlets published reporting but no White House transcript page for this specific Iowa speech was located.
Multiple local reports identify the location as the Horizon Events Center in Clive, a suburb of Des Moines, Iowa.
The YouTube video is uploaded by “The White House” channel (author_url https://www.youtube.com/@WhiteHouse), i.e., the official White House YouTube account.
News coverage reports that Rep. Zach Nunn and Rep. Ashley Hinson spoke or were present before Trump and local officials and protesters attended the event; local reporting also notes crowds of supporters and a designated protest “free speech area.” There is no evidence other national cabinet officials or business leaders were quoted onstage in the published accounts.
No separate supporting materials (White House fact sheet, policy paper or charts) tied to this Iowa speech were found in the White House site or in news reports; coverage describes policy claims made in the speech but does not link to released fact sheets or charts.
Reporting frames the event as part of a broader White House effort to emphasize the economy and “affordability” ahead of the 2026 midterm elections; outlets describe it as both a policy-focused outing and an opening of a midterm campaign push rather than a standalone new policy initiative.