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Trump talks up his administration’s agenda at a Las Vegas casino

Hundreds of people waited in a long line wrapped around slot machines at the Red Rock Casino Resort and Spa to get in to see the president.
Tom Port, a professional driver, said he is saving money with Trump’s move to cut tax from tips.
“That’s about the best thing he could have possibly done for me, considering a large portion of my income comes directly from tips,” said Port, 36.
Terilyn Taylor, 60, a teacher in Las Vegas, said she likes Trump, but also thinks home prices, interest rates and gas prices are too high.
“I don’t think it’s all Trump’s fault,” she said. But she would like to see the Iran war end.
“I thought the gas prices would be temporary, so I’m really ready for the Iran thing to be resolved,” she said.




