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Trump returning to the conservative political action conference held just outside of Washington.

During his speech, he talked about his political rivals, tariffs,

and the spat between him and the governor of Maine.

Fox News correspondent Lucas Tomlinson reports.

President Trump spoke for over an hour here outside the nation's capital at CPAC,

addressing a throng of supporters marking one month in office.

The president touting his accomplishments, including what he says, his favorite word is.

I'm thinking we're going to have so much money coming in from tariffs.

You're going to say, your senators and your congressmen are going to say, please, sir, please.

You're making this look so bad. We have so much money coming in. I didn't know this was going to say, please, sir, please, you make it this look so bad.

We have so much money coming in.

I didn't know this was going to happen.

In the past, Trump has acknowledged that tariffs could temporarily raise the price of goods

while speaking to his supporters here at CPAC.

The president used the occasion to tee off on his predecessor.

I also revoked Joe Biden's security clearances, the Biden crime family security

clearances, and they'll no longer be allowed to access state secrets while selling

themselves all around the world.

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