We learned that Trump was traveling to D.C. for the first time in a long time. The Republican candidate for president was meeting with top GOP lawmakers, including so-called RINOs who had previously opposed Trump’s leadership.

The former president also reportedly met with hundreds of CEOs. Trump has seen business leaders flock to his campaign, no doubt due to Biden’s economic blunders.

So, what did Trump and these GOP heavy-hitters discuss? Word is coming out about this meeting. Not only did it sound like a lovefest, but Trump also made a vow that could help secure the House majority in the coming election cycle.

From Daily Caller:
Former President Donald Trump gathered Thursday morning with House Republicans at the Capitol Hill Club to talk politics and strategy…

Trump then mentioned that he plans on doing 100 tele town halls for House candidates, and called the tele town halls a “secret weapon,” according to a source familiar in the room…

The 2024 frontrunner also told House Republicans that tariffs will be a top priority…

Since [new leadership took over], the RNC and the Trump campaign have seen their best fundraising success of the cycle so far, shattering their own donation website following Trump’s conviction in Manhattan.

It seems that House Republican leaders greeted Trump with warming. They gave him the game ball from the recent charity baseball game. Republicans crushed Democrats in a stunning 31-11 victory. Trump commented on the win, making a connection to the upcoming election.

Republican leaders discussed strategy for the upcoming election. The candidate vowed to hold 100 “tele-town halls” for House candidates. These are becoming a common tactic for the former president. He called them his “secret weapon” in reaching voters.

Republicans have only a 3-vote margin in the House. They will need a strong majority in both chambers if they hope to roll back much of Biden’s failed policies in the coming years. Thanks to growing support from the new RNC leadership, the party appeared poised to lead a strong effort in this election.

Trump praised the new leadership, Michael Whatley, and his daughter-in-law, Lara Trump. He claimed the party has seen a massive uptick in fundraising since they took over. That is not hard to do, considering the former leadership was accused of squandering funds and failing to meet fundraising goals.

Key Takeaways:

• House Republican leaders presented Trump with the game ball from a charity baseball game, which Republicans won 31-11.
• Republican leaders planned strategy for the election, including holding 100 “tele-town halls” for House candidates.
• Trump praised the new RNC leadership and claimed a significant increase in fundraising since their appointment.

Source: Daily Caller