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Donald Trump's full victory speech

Former president Donald Trump has been declared the winner of the 2024 presidential election, beating Vice President Kamala Harris.

The Associated Press called the race at 5:38 a.m. ET.

The president-elect declared victory in a speech from Florida at 2:30 a.m. ET, saying he had masterminded the "greatest political movement of all time."

➤ On this link you'll see the ful ltranscript of his remark

Watch the video first and then do the activity below: 

➤ Youtube Video: Donald Trump's full victory speech

A. Here are some listening comprehension questions for Donald Trump's victory speech:

  1. How does Trump express gratitude toward his supporters and team?
  2. What key message does Trump share about the future direction of America?
  3. Which groups of people or demographics does Trump acknowledge in his speech?
  4. How does Trump describe his relationship with his political opponents?
  5. What are Trump's goals for the American economy?
  6. What does he emphasize about the importance of unity?

These questions help assess understanding of the main points and specific details of the speech.

B. Listening comprehension practice:

1. True or False

  • Trump promises to represent only those who voted for him.
  • He mentions specific goals for infrastructure improvement.
  • Trump expresses appreciation to his political opponents.

2. Multiple Choice

  • Which word does Trump use to describe his vision for America’s future?

    • A) Divided
    • B) United
    • C) Stagnant

  • Trump’s tone toward his campaign team is best described as:

    • A) Dismissive
    • B) Appreciative
    • C) Critical

3. Fill-in-the-Blanks

  • Trump mentions the importance of job creation and strengthening the ___________.
  • He calls for ____________ among Americans, regardless of background or political views.

4. Open-Ended Questions

  • How does Trump aim to bridge differences among Americans?
  • What specific areas does Trump highlight as priorities for his presidency?

5. Summarization Exercise

  • Write a brief summary of Trump’s key goals as expressed in the speech.

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Answer key: 

A. Here are some listening comprehension questions for Donald Trump's victory speech:

Gratitude: Trump thanks his supporters, family, and campaign team, showing appreciation for their dedication and support throughout the election.

Future Message: He speaks about making America great again, emphasizing growth, unity, and new opportunities for all Americans.

Acknowledgments: Trump acknowledges various demographics, including veterans, working-class Americans, and those who voted for him.

Opponents: He speaks respectfully about his political opponents, aiming to unify the nation beyond party lines.

Economic Goals: Trump mentions goals of job growth, improved infrastructure, and enhanced economic policies.

Unity Emphasis: He underscores the importance of national unity, aiming to bring together people from all backgrounds.

B. Listening comprehension practice:

1. True or False

  • False: Trump promises to represent all Americans, not only those who voted for him.
  • True: He mentions goals for improving infrastructure.
  • True: Trump shows respect toward his political opponents.

2. Multiple Choice

  • B) United: He envisions a united America.
  • B) Appreciative: Trump expresses gratitude to his campaign team.

3. Fill-in-the-Blanks

  • "Trump mentions the importance of job creation and strengthening the economy."
  • "He calls for unity among Americans, regardless of background or political views."

4. Open-Ended Questions

  • Answer: Trump aims to unify Americans by focusing on common goals and a shared national future.
  • Answer: He highlights job creation, economic growth, and infrastructure as key priorities.

5. Summarization Exercise

  • Example Summary: Trump pledges to serve all Americans, emphasizing unity and progress with a focus on jobs, economic growth, and infrastructure.


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