Reagan Institute CEO warns that “interests will not rise” due to the economic strength of the US
David Trurio, president and CEO of the Presidential Foundation and Institute of Ronald Reagan, celebrates the former president’s legacy and influence on “Kudrow.”
president Donald Trump He has spoken out about his goal of strengthening the US economy and restoring America’s strength on the global stage. From AI competition to resetting global trade to wars in the Middle East and Ukraine, Trump’s second term faces the “echo” of the Reagan era.
David Trurio, president and CEO of the Presidential Foundation and Institute of Ronald Reagan, said the Trump administration’s commitment to economic growth in the home was a “critical part” of foreign policy success.
“Military, peace through force, but you get diplomacy by bringing people to the table through force. An important part of strength is economic strength,” Trulio said. “Kudrow” Thursday Prior to the 2025 Reagan National Economic Forum.
“The interests for the nation will not be high. Economic strength is the overall strength of America,” added Trulio.
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Reagan National Economic Forum It will be holding its first meeting on Friday at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California. The forum is to bring together lawmakers, academics and business leaders from multiple industries to “explorate ways in which the United States can enhance opportunities, innovation and prosperity in the face of fierce global competition.”
Friday’s meeting will also be praised for the life, work and legacy of former President Ronald Reagan.
Trulio, who helped establish the conference, pointed out “Pillars of Reagan’s Heritage” as an idea of teaching.
“If you don’t have it, you can’t have good diplomacy, intelligence or defense Strong economyand whatever your health care, education, or the problem, we have to be strong in order for us to succeed,” he said.