Trump is scheduled to hold a rally in Anchorage, Alaska on 9th July

 Trump is campaigning for the three Republican candidates, who are each competing against other Republicans in their respective races.

Ticket registration is available here. The rally will be held at the Alaska Airlines Center in Anchorage on Saturday, July 9.

In addition to supporting Gov. Mike Dunleavy's reelection campaign, he will also endorse Sarah Palin and Kelly Tshibaka in the race for U.S. Senate.

Mike Dunleavy delivers his annual State of the State address to the Alaska Legislature

Trump said late last year that Dunleavy had his “total and complete endorsement,” but Dunleavy did not endorse Murkowski, who has been critical of Trump and voted to convict him at his impeachment trial last year.

The sole insurrection-related charge against Trump was dismissed following the riot at the U.S. Capitol on Jan 6, 2021.

Tshibaka said: “It will be an honor to welcome President Trump to Alaska for what will be the largest political event in our state’s history.”

During a rally last week in Illinois, Trump spoke before thousands of enthusiastic supporters, signaling his endorsement of first-term Congresswoman Mary Miller as well as gubernatorial candidate Darren Bailey.

Trump called Miller “ultra-MAGA” and a “name to remember.” Many supporters said they would support Miller now that Trump has endorsed him.

According to NBC projections, Rep Mary Miller has defeated Rep. Rodney Davis in an Illinois House primary after redistricting pitted two incumbent Republicans against each other.

Trump rails against Pence over his lack of 'courage' in a speech at the Faith and Freedom Coalition In Nashville, TN

 Trump on Friday blasted the former Vice President Mike Pence lacked “courage” in refusing to enforce a plan to overturn the 2020 election results. The former president spoke out at a conservative Christian conference in Nashville in which he referred to a “ludicrous narrative” and “witch hunt” while the House committee probes Trump’s involvement in the Jan. 6 attack. 

Trump’s former aides and staff testified about Trump’s attempts to pressure Pence into rejecting the 2020 election results. One  former Trump assistant testified Trump called Pence a “wimp” . in a heated phone call on Jan 6.

 

However, in his speech, Trump denied calling Pence a wimp, adding that "he had a chance to be great, to be historic, but like Bill Barr and the rest of the weak people, Mike did not have the courage to act.”

 Trump addresses the participants at the Road to Majority conference at Gaylord Opryland

Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, tweeted on Thursday that "Real America" has no interest care in Jan. 6 investigations prior to his own speech at the Faith & Freedom Conference. 

Real America doesn’t care about the January 6th Committee.

Gas is over $5 per gallon!

— Rep. Jim Jordan (@Jim_Jordan) June 16, 2022

The bipartisan House committee, Trump said, has a “menacing spirit” and is putting on a “theatrical production” with “sick and evil people.” He describes the left’s ‘spiritual problems’ as "resentment, envy, intolerance, bigotry, malice, and even rage."

 

During his presidential run in 2024, Trump said he would "very seriously" consider pardoning those people arrested following the Capitol attack on Jan. 6. Which has charges ranging from seditious conspiracy to assaulting law enforcement.