United States President Donald Trump speaks to his supporters about trade, the WTO and China during a rally in Louisville

United States President Donald Trump speaks to 15,000 of his supporters about taxes and draining the swamp during a massive campaign rally style stop at Freedom Hall in Louisville, Kentucky. Transcript - Donald Trump: " Since China joined -- and it's another beauty -- the World Trade Organization in 2001, the United States has lost many more than 60,000 factories. We sacrificed our own middle class to finance the growth of foreign countries. But those days, ladies and gentlemen of Kentucky, are over. Is that okay? (Applause.) Those days are over. It's crazy. You know what that is? Much more than 60,000 factories. You know what that is? It's like -- I said, if you have a map, how do you put that many dots on the map, right? More than 60,000 factories. But they're all coming back. You see them coming back. You see car companies who were going to build elsewhere, and now they're saying that because of Trump we're going to build in Michigan, we're going to build in Ohio, we're going to build in Kentucky. (Applause.) They're saying it loud and clear. Because from now on, it's going to be America first. America first. (Applause.)"