It is the end of a turbulent election campaign for Donald Trump. On election night, he will be in Florida near his Mar-a-Lago resort to hear the results come in.
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00:00On election night, Trump supporters are expected to be lining this road because the man himself
00:07will be inside here, the Palm Beach Convention Center in Florida. Why here? Because it's
00:13just a couple of miles up the road from his Mar-a-Lago beachside resort.
00:19In the two days before election day, Trump has been busy elsewhere, ramping up his rallies.
00:28He and his vice-presidential nominee, J.D. Vance, have been holding more than a dozen
00:33rallies in crucial swing states. Trump's messaging is simple. He says he'll be stronger on the
00:39economy, border control and global leadership. He says he won't start any wars.
00:47In the crucial swing state of Pennsylvania, his supporters say they trust him on these
00:52issues.
00:53And I'm supporting him because I know that trickle-down economics works. Because when
01:00he was in before, we had gotten two raises out of the clear blue sky and a bonus.
01:08We have a lot of politicians that, you know, he doesn't have a filter, and I like that.
01:12Whether you like the guy, you have to respect the fact that he says what he feels. And if
01:19he says he's going to do it, it gets done. It may not be pretty, but it gets done, absolutely.
01:23Trump's opponent, Kamala Harris, argues he's a danger to democracy, given that he's threatened
01:29to go after his political enemies. Donald Trump has already won twice here in Florida,
01:35but on election night, all eyes are going to be on those crucial swing states. The result
01:40could be so close, it may take days to know who's won the presidency.
01:47Justin Wu, Ed Moon and Louise Watt in West Palm Beach, Florida, for Taiwan Plus.