President Donald Trump visited rural Wisconsin on Friday to address farmers about the state of the U.S. economy and prospects for future growth.

The presidential visit came as new employment data showed the economy added 172,000 jobs in May, according to the monthly jobs report released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The figure represents continued job growth in the American labor market.

During his appearance before Wisconsin farmers, Trump discussed his administration's economic policies and told attendees that an economic rebound is coming. The event focused on agricultural concerns and broader economic conditions affecting rural communities.

The visit to Wisconsin, a key swing state, highlighted the administration's continued focus on rural voters and agricultural interests. Farmers have faced various economic pressures in recent years, including trade uncertainties and market fluctuations.

The May jobs report provides the latest snapshot of economic conditions as the country continues to navigate various domestic and international challenges affecting employment and economic growth.