Trump news today: President claims ‘there are methods’ for him to seek third term in White House

Republican national security subjects in the home do not make the White House’s efforts to go off the “signal holes” scandal.

John Bowden Reports of Washinton, DC

President Donald Trump said the 25 percent rates he imposed on imported cars are ‘permanent’ and he can ‘no less care’ as CEOs of car business raise prices on vehicles to account for.

According to Reuters, the new import tax on vehicles will be most felt at the lower prices of the market and can disproportionize Trump’s working class and rural base.

Carville made the remarks during a CNN appearance on Saturday, stating that the administration consists of ‘nincpoops’ and ‘buffoons’. The president’s top officials contributed to a ‘massive collapse’ faster than he says he could think.

Michelle del Rey Reports.

President Donald Trump branded NBC News’s flagship political performance “Meet the Fake Press” after Senator Markwayne Mullin was questioned by moderator Kristen Welker about the signal chat involving the administration’s almost entire national security team.

He wrote about truth:

A fantastic job by Senator Markwayne Mullin to hit Kristen Welker’s, and the Radical Left’s Witch Hunt, on the never -ending signal story. They just don’t stop – over and over they go! Meet The Fake Press should rather explain how successful the attack was, and how sleepy Joe Biden should have done it years ago. This story and narrative are so old and boring, but only used because we have the most successful “first hundred presidential days” in the history of America, and they can find nothing else to talk about. The fake news media has the lowest approval ratings in history, and for good reason. Make America wonderful again !!!

The post comes a few hours after he gave Welker an extensive and wide interview, as a large part of the day was covered in this blog …

Last year, taxpayers in South Dakota picked up a massive $ 150,000 to help finance the then Governor Kristi’s cross-country flights showed new analysis.

Andrew Georgeson Reports.

… but the wood “can be used for other high and noble purposes !!!”

President Donald Trump made the announcement on Truth Social this afternoon:

We work with a fantastic and very talented executive accommodation staff, along with the wonderful people at the National Park Service, and make us tremendous improvements to the White House and preserve and protect history! One of the interesting dilemmas is a tree planted years ago by legendary President and General, Andrew Jackson. It is a southern magnolia that comes from his home, the Hermitage, in Tennessee. This is the good news! The bad news is that everything should come to an end, and this tree is in a terrible condition, a very dangerous safety hazard, at the Withuis entrance, no less, and must now be removed. This process takes place next week and is replaced by another, very nice tree. The historic wood of the tree is preserved by the White House staff and can be used for other high and noble purposes !!!

A town hall meeting hosted by the controversial Indiana Republican Victoria Spartz descended in chaos after the congressional wife apparently gave unsatisfactory answers to various questions from voters.

The room broke out with angry and song on Friday after Spartz said she would not do the resignation of defense secretary Pete Hegseth and other members of the so-called Signalgate Group chat.

Sir Keir Starmer and Donald Trump discussed ‘productive negotiations’ on a British economic wealth agreement in a phone call, Downing Street said, as the fear of the UK can be ended up with US rates.

The couple agreed that negotiations in the Sunday night call “will continue”, which Home Affairs Minister Yvette Cooper warned that “no option is off the table” in terms of a British response to any US rates.

The UK is trying to negotiate an exemption from rates on all imports to the US.

Alex Croft Reports from London.

Susie Wiles, who spoke to Trump’s daughter -in -law, Lara Trump, on Fox News, was asked what was “the hardest thing you ever had to tell.”