Trump promises swift executive action at pre-Inauguration DC rally: 'We like winning'

It appears that you're referencing a rally held by Donald Trump before his inauguration in 2017, where he made a promise to take swift executive action upon taking office, reflecting his campaign's theme of "winning."

In this rally, Trump spoke about his commitment to fulfilling campaign promises quickly, stressing his focus on reversing many of the policies of the outgoing Obama administration. His remarks included statements such as "We like winning," signaling his desire for decisive action and results in his first days as president. He often emphasized the need for change and a shift away from policies he viewed as ineffective, particularly in areas like healthcare, trade, and immigration.

Trump’s rhetoric during this rally emphasized his outsider status and a sense of urgency to make significant changes in Washington, setting the tone for his administration’s early days. His promise of quick executive action was part of his broader strategy to fulfill his agenda and demonstrate to his supporters that he was working swiftly to implement the changes he had promised during his campaign.

If you're referring to a more recent event or rally, feel free to clarify, and I can help with further details.