Trump Walks Vegas Casino Floor to Chants of USA! USA! [WATCH]

Former President Donald Trump visited the Circa Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, where he was greeted with chants of “USA! USA!” following a speech promoting his “No Tax on Tips” policy agenda.

The visit, which took place as part of his broader campaign efforts, highlighted his focus on supporting American workers, particularly those in the hospitality and gaming industries.

Trump’s arrival at the casino drew enthusiastic crowds.

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In a video shared on X by Margo Martin, Special Assistant and Communications Adviser to Trump, attendees on the casino floor chanted “USA! USA!” as the former president walked into the room.

Chants of ‘USA’ erupt when President @realDonaldTrump walks out on the casino floor in Las Vegas pic.twitter.com/zpzk3NUHBr

— Margo Martin (@MargoMartin47) January 25, 2025

Another video posted on X captured Trump stopping by a craps table, where he interacted with patrons and greeted workers.

President @realDonaldTrump stops by a Craps table in Circa Resort & Casino pic.twitter.com/qT6urtkxeA

— Margo Martin (@MargoMartin47) January 25, 2025

The Circa Resort and Casino praised Trump’s visit in a post on X, emphasizing his engagement with the hospitality and gaming workforce.

“From the stage to the casino floor — President @realDonaldTrump is meeting the faces behind Las Vegas hospitality, thanking them for their hard work, and uniting with Circa CEO/Owner @DerekJStevens to empower the backbone of our city — the hardworking hospitality and gaming employees,” the casino wrote.

From the stage to the casino floor – President @realDonaldTrump is meeting the faces behind Las Vegas hospitality, thanking them for their hard work, and uniting with Circa CEO/Owner @DerekJStevens to empower the backbone of our city – the hardworking hospitality and gaming… pic.twitter.com/pXUtvwpzaC

— Circa Las Vegas (@CircaLasVegas) January 25, 2025

Nevada Lt. Gov. Stavros Anthony (R) expressed his gratitude for Trump’s visit, highlighting the strong turnout to greet him.

“Thank you, President Trump, for coming to the great state of Nevada, downtown Las Vegas,” Anthony wrote on X. “Great turnout to greet him at Circa Casino and Resort.”

Thank you, President Trump for coming to the great state of Nevada, downtown Las Vegas. Great turnout to greet him at Circa Casino and Resort. pic.twitter.com/MDY3Or99Ga

— Stavros Anthony (@StavrosAnthony) January 25, 2025

The visit further solidified Trump’s connection with Nevada’s hospitality industry, a vital sector of the state’s economy.

During his speech, Trump reiterated his commitment to eliminating taxes on tips, a policy he introduced earlier in his campaign.

“I will be working with Congress to get a bill on my desk to cut taxes for American workers and small businesses and to keep my campaign promise of no tax on tips,” Trump announced during the event.

Patriotism is back pic.twitter.com/aW12fGgU0V

— Karli Bonne’ (@KarluskaP) January 26, 2025

This is not the first time Trump has championed the policy.

At a campaign rally in Las Vegas in June, Trump promised to eliminate taxes on tips if reelected.

He later reinforced this pledge during a roundtable event in Michigan, emphasizing the importance of protecting workers’ earnings from unnecessary taxation.

Trump’s policy proposal aims to benefit workers in industries where tips make up a significant portion of income, such as hospitality and gaming.

By eliminating taxes on tips, Trump intends to increase take-home pay for millions of workers across the country.

The policy aligns with Trump’s broader economic agenda, which prioritizes reducing the tax burden on individuals and small businesses.

The enthusiastic reception he received in Las Vegas demonstrates his continued influence and connection with voters in Nevada and beyond.

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