Trump joined by PA steelworkers, former Pittsburgh Steelers during Latrobe rally

LATROBE, Pa (WJAC) — Former president Donald Trump returned to Pennsylvania on Saturday for another campaign rally, his fourth in the west/central region of the state in the past two months, as he spoke to a crowd of supporters at the Arnold Palmer Regional Airport in Latrobe.

During his speech, Trump once again outlined his plan for what a second term would look like.

The former president discussed the importance of fixing the nation's economy and inflation, "preventing World War 3 and bringing peace to the Middle East," and reversing the current administration's border policy, calling for mass deportations of illegal immigrants.

Trump was also joined on stage by several special guests, like U.S. Senate candidate Dave McCormick.

He also touted multiple endorsements, including from a group of Pennsylvania steelworkers and even former Pittsburgh Steelers' star players Antonino Brown and Le'Veon Bell.