President Trump, in the first year of his second term, has shifted his public speaking style, opting for more unscripted remarks and interviews while delivering fewer formal speeches. His focus has moved away from topics like health care reform and job creation, centering instead on foreign affairs, consumer goods, and technology. The language he uses has become more hyperbolic, and he frequently references current global events and companies, especially those connected to his administration's priorities. Notably, Trump now mentions his predecessor, Joseph R. Biden Jr., far more than he referenced Barack Obama during his first term, reflecting a change in both tone and focus.