Trump to lay out 'first 100 days' vision

His campaign calls it a closing argument for voters

Donald Trump plans to set out a positive vision for his first 100 days as president, in what his campaign called a closing argument for voters that will come a day after he vowed to finish the race with “no regrets”.

Trump plans to describe his early goals during remarks Saturday in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, according to an aide, a dramatic turn from the Republican’s standard campaign speech that paints a bleak picture of the US. Trump will outline the 10 most important principles for the first 100 days, another aide said.

With less than three weeks until an election Trump has warned will be “rigged,” he’s spent recent days stoking doubts about whether he’ll accept the outcome of the vote if he loses. At a private campaign event in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, on Friday evening, Trump said that if elected president he would look to build 350 new warships for the US Navy, constructed at dry docks in Pennsylvania, New Hampshire and Virginia and built with “US steel”.