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Trump said the United States is at a crossroads about its future

With only 17 days until the election, much of the attention has focused on the controversy caused by the testimonies of women who claim to have been groped by the Republican candidate.

However, in a speech at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, he attempted to highlight the changes he wants to make in the country.

The setting is not coincidental: it was in Gettysburg in 1863 where then-President Abraham Lincoln offered one of his best-known speeches in the midst of the Civil War.

Among them he listed restrictions on lobbying groups and a renegotiation of trade and climate change agreements.

Clinton and his running mate, Tim Kaine, also appeared at events Saturday in Pennsylvania, a key state in the race for the White House.

Trump's advisers indicated before his speech that the announced measures would serve as a focal point for the remaining two weeks of his campaign.

Among the key details he announced were:

Trump also vowed to sue women who have accused him of sexual abuse and inappropriate conduct.

This speech was one of Trump's most detailed during his candidacy. He also addressed issues of security, economy and trade.

He said the country faces a "crossroads" over its future.

Before his speech, the Republican candidate again attacked the US mainstream media and suggested they were biased against him.

He pledged to break up media conglomerates, saying he would cancel AT&T's purchase of Time Warner, which owns CNN. However, those comments were outside of his keynote speech, and it was unclear whether they were being presented as part of his policy.

Trump also said that as soon as he ends his presidential campaign he will sue every woman who has accused him of sexual assault or inappropriate behavior.<end_of_turn>
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