Mrs. Lara Trump provides an overview of the prior week, including President Trump’s historic trip to Asia and the ongoing tax reform proposals:
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Mrs. Lara Trump provides an overview of the prior week, including President Trump’s historic trip to Asia and the ongoing tax reform proposals:
White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders delivers the press briefing for Friday November 17th. Anticipated start time 3:00pm. [Alternate Livestream #3 is active in advance for those who enjoy listening to reporters on hot mic.]
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White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders delivers the press briefing for Tuesday November 16th. Approximate start time 3:30pm EST
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The White House has announced President Trump will be delivering remarks today from the White House at 3:30pm EST following his 12 day visit to Asia. Media outlets are rushing to prepare for the broadcast. [4 live-streams] Topics: Trade, North Korea and overall results from trip to Asia.
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Air-Force-One had to be flying super fast to arrive at Joint Base Andrews at 8:17pm EST.
President Donald Trump holds an impromptu presser aboard Air-Force-One en route back from Asia to Hawaii.
Some last minute modifications to President Trump’s schedule appear to have ended up adding Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to a previously scheduled bilateral meeting with Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull (suspicious cat’s nemesis down under).
I think President Trump wanted to include PM Abe because there was no bilateral meeting with Abe scheduled. Regardless, the trio conducted a trilateral meeting immediately following the video below:
At 10:20am (local) / 10:20pm (U.S. EST) President Trump and President Quang will be holding a joint press conference from the Presidential Palace, Hanoi, Vietnam.
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In the flight between Da Nang (APEC Summit) and Hanoi, Vietnam, for the official U.S. State visit, President Trump took questions from the traveling press pool and held an impromptu presser aboard Air-Force-One.
[TRANSCRIPT] PRESIDENT TRUMP: Everybody okay? Everybody happy? Everybody healthy? Two more days — no problem.
It’s been a — I think it’s been a great trip. In certain ways, it’s been very epic. I think things have happened that have been really amazing. Prime Minister Abe came up to me just at the end, and he said that since you left South Korea and Japan, that those two countries are now getting along much, much better. That’s from Prime Minister Abe — that there’s been a real bonding between South Korea and Japan. So that was great.
And we had a time in China. You were there. Were most of you there? Jennifer?
♦Q We all were, sir.
PRESIDENT TRUMP: They say in the history of people coming to China, there’s been nothing like that. And I believe it. Did you see the show? Did most of you see the show or part of the show afterwards? It was incredible.
♦Q We saw the opera but not the —
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U.S. President Donald Trump and South Korean President Moon Jae-in hold a joint press conference in Seoul, Republic of Korea.