Former President Donald Trump gave a Pennsylvania mother of three $100 for groceries during a campaign rally on Monday, promising to lower supermarket prices if he was re-elected.
video His campaign shared In the video, cameras surround the Republican presidential candidate at Sprankle's Neighborhood Market grocery store in Kittanning, Pennsylvania, as Trump hands the bill to a woman working at the register.
“Here it goes down a little,” he said as he handed the woman the money. “It's just down $100.”
“Thank you so much,” her mother replied after laughing with the others.
“I'll do it for you from the White House, OK?” Trump told the woman, before praising her sons.
“Beautiful,” he said, then asked if it was her child. “Perfect.”
Trump has promised to tackle rising inflation and lower the costs of everyday necessities like groceries and gasoline for Americans if he wins the election in November.
The former president visited a local store and brought home a large bag of popcorn ahead of a rally in Indiana, Pennsylvania later that day.
He also held a rally with local farmers in Smithton, Pennsylvania, early Monday, focusing on the town near Pittsburgh, a key battleground state.
