During the annual president's dinner, former President Donald Trump highlighted the National Republican Congressional Committee's (NRCC) record-breaking fundraising success. He shared that the event raised over $35 million, a sum that surpassed all previous records. Trump noted that this amount was significantly more than what the NRCC had raised in entire quarters previously.

The fundraising figures from the Tuesday night dinner were particularly impressive, rivaling the NRCC's previous quarterly achievements. Before the event, estimates suggested a potential fundraising total of around $10 million. Trump expressed confidence in even greater fundraising success in the future, predicting figures of $45 to $50 million. He attributed the success to the strong support of Republicans and the party's values.

The event featured high-level giving, with the highest contribution level reaching $310,100. The lowest-priced seat cost $6,000 per person or $10,000 per couple. Trump emphasized the importance of the House Republican majority and expressed optimism about the party's ability to overcome historical trends.

Trump also discussed his new tariff plan, claiming it was generating a substantial amount of revenue for the country. He stated that the plan was bringing in $2 billion per day. He also mentioned that other countries were seeking to negotiate deals with the United States.