President Donald Trump capped a frenzied first week back in office with a stop in Las Vegas on Saturday to talk about cutting taxes on tips, a 2024 campaign promise he made in the gambling and hospitality hub.

Five days into his second term, President Donald Trump, told the crowd at a rally in downtown Las Vegas Saturday why he was in town: “I just came here because I wanted to thank the people of Nevada for giving us such a big win.

We’re going to get it for you: no tax on tips,” Trump said to applause from the crowd in Las Vegas, Nevada, on Saturday afternoon.

President Donald Trump stood inside Circa Las Vegas this afternoon surrounded by dozens of supporters and ahead of a wall reading, “NO TAX ON TIPS.” The pledge to end taxes on tipped income, first introduced

President Donald Trump visited Las Vegas on Saturday, reiterating his campaign promise to eliminate taxes on tips while signaling its importance to congressional allies. However, he stopped short of offering specific details on how the plan would be implemented.

Trump first floated the idea of “no taxes on tips” in this same city last June during a campaign rally. “When I get to office we are not going to charge taxes on tips, on people making tips,” Trump said at the time, promising that he would do this “right away, first thing in office.”

President Donald Trump is doubling down on Las Vegas, picking the city as the site of his first visit to Nevada since starting his second term. Trump is scheduled to speak at 12:30 p.m. Saturday, at Circa Resort and Casino in downtown Las Vegas. The decision to pick Las Vegas was first reported by the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

President Donald Trump delivered a speech in Nevada on Saturday, where he discussed eliminating taxes on tips in the service industry.