Former President Trump on Thursday outlined his economic agenda if he is elected in November, doubling down on many of the policies that he leaned on during his first four years in office and vowing to undo numerous Biden administration moves.

Trump spoke to the Economic Club of New York, where he addressed a crowd of economists, business leaders and journalists to call for extended tax cuts, deregulation and tariffs on companies who outsource jobs or import products.

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