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Speaking in Davos, Switzerland, President Trump touted recent trade wins and a strong U.S. economy. WSJ’s Gerald F. Seib explains that his remarks were directed to U.S. voters, as well as senators who are kicking off the impeachment trial in Washington. Photo: Jason Alden/Bloomberg
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