Rhetorical Analysis Of Donald Trump's Speech

because the way he was communicating with the audience was quite fascinating to me . As everyone kens Donald Trump is one of America’s wealthiest businessmen. Donald Trump, the 69-year-old businessman best known for his “You’re fired” catchphrase on The Apprentice, promulgated he was running for president on Tuesday with an eccentric verbalization assailing Mexican immigrants and promising to build a great wall along the US’s southern border. Trump has flirted with the conception of standing in the country’s highest office for decades, but on Tuesday made it official on a stage in the basement of his Trump Tower building in Manhattan, in front of eight American flags. He stood behind eight American flags because he wanted to be seen as someone who is patriotic
He is saying this to get people to trust and follow him as a presidential candidate. Most of his anger was directed at Mexico, which he accused of “bringing their worst people” to America, including criminals and “rapists”. He pointed that Mexicans as the cause of many of America’s problems. In his speech he mentioned that Mexico are not “sending” America the right people. In other words, they are not sending us people that will help America economically . He was a very honest with his opinions and did not hold back any negative thoughts that he had. What strikes as an issue this that the does not know how to communicate with those who are different from him. He was blaming Mexicans, Chinese and Middles Eastern for the problem the American government faces. He used a very angry tone when he said