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Q&A with President Trump: Ukraine Ceasefire, Iran, Midterms, Maduro

President Trump takes questions from reporters at the White House before departing on Oct. 12, 2026. Topics include the Russia-Ukraine ceasefire and his push for Presidents Zelensky and Putin to make a deal, Iran and recent Houthi attacks, the impact of his rallies on the midterm elections, the stock market, and the new indictment of Nicolás Maduro. He also discusses a possible meeting with Kim Jong Un, a potential cap on diesel exports, and his relationship with Colombia's president.

President Trump Hosts China's President Xi

President Donald J. Trump's remarks welcoming President Xi Jinping of China and Madam Peng Liyuan to the White House for a formal state visit in Washington, D.C., followed by remarks from President Xi. Both leaders' remarks were delivered with consecutive interpretation between English and Chinese. The President noted that President Xi is the first Chinese leader to make a second formal state visit to the United States, and that this is their first meeting together at the White House. He cited the Board of Trade created during his May visit to Beijing, work toward a more balanced trading relationship including new market access for American farmers and ranchers, and upcoming discussions on security, technology, and super intelligence. He also recalled American and Chinese cooperation during World War II, including the Flying Tigers. President Xi called for a constructive China-U.S. relationship of strategic stability and for cooperation on artificial intelligence, counter-narcotics, law enforcement, and more direct flights. He announced an invitation for 100,000 young Americans to visit China for exchanges and study over the next five years, and said two giant pandas will soon arrive at Zoo Atlanta.

Q&A with President Trump: Ukraine, Midterms, Nobel Prize

President Trump takes questions from reporters at the White House before departing for Tennessee. Topics include Ukraine's strikes on Russian refineries and the effect on diesel fuel, the war in Ukraine and its leadership, and whether he will accept the results of the midterm elections. He also discusses a decision about a man who killed 13 people and responds to this year's Nobel Peace Prize.

President Trump Announces New Iowa Steel Plant

President Donald J. Trump's full remarks at a White House announcement on a new steel plant in Iowa. He announced that Mesabi Metallics will build what he called the largest steel plant in American history in southeastern Iowa, producing 10 million tons of steel a year from iron ore mined at the company's mine in Minnesota, which he described as the first new iron ore mine in the United States in more than 50 years. He said the project is expected to create up to 6,000 construction jobs and nearly 2,000 manufacturing and mining jobs. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, Energy Secretary Chris Wright, the chairman of the Export-Import Bank, Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds, Senator Joni Ernst, members of Iowa's congressional delegation, and leaders of the company's parent group also spoke, crediting steel tariffs and describing a domestic supply chain from mine to mill. The President then took questions from reporters on topics including steel and national security, Iowa's Senate and House races, Iran, China, the Congo-Rwanda peace agreement, trade with Canada, and gas prices ahead of the midterm elections.

Q&A with President Trump: Lisa Cook, Ukraine, Iran, Saudi Attack

President Trump takes questions from reporters at Joint Base Andrews after his rally. Topics include the committee investigating Fed Governor Lisa Cook, Ukraine-Russia peace talks and his call with President Putin, Iran's nuclear program, and the attack on the Riyadh airport. He also discusses his new press secretary, the federal deficit and the Supreme Court tariff ruling, and Senator John Fetterman.

President Trump Takes Questions Before Nebraska Trip

President Trump speaks with reporters at the White House before leaving for Nebraska, where he says he will campaign for the governor and a Senate candidate. He also says he will travel to Michigan and Iowa soon. He answers questions about mail-in voting and says supporters can vote by mail or in person. He also comments on ballots Maricopa County sent out, the new Supreme Court session, and whether trade talks with Canada will resume, saying he is "in no rush." Other topics include moving U.S. bombers out of the UK over a threat, help on diesel for farmers, relations with Serbia, the Saudi and Yemeni offensive against the Houthis, and the Fly Dubai attack, which he says he believes Iran was responsible for.

Q&A with President Trump: Death Penalty, Iran, Russian Oil

President Trump takes questions from reporters on the South Lawn before departing for Syracuse, New York. Topics include a planned firing-squad execution, an attack on the Riyadh airport, Iran's military and economy, and an oil and diesel deal with Russia.

President Trump Hosts a Columbus Day Celebration

President Trump hosts a Columbus Day celebration at the White House with Italian American leaders and guests. Presidential tenor Christopher Macchio opens the event with the national anthem. The President praises Macchio and recalls his friendship with Luciano Pavarotti, then pays tribute to Christopher Columbus and to the contributions of Italian Americans. He announces that a statue of Columbus will be placed at the White House. He also talks about the White House renovations, including the exterior restoration and the new ballroom with its Italian marble, and recognizes members of his administration in the room. He discusses federal penalties for damaging monuments, public safety in Washington, D.C., and the restoration of monuments, fountains and statues in the capital. The President also covers the economy, inflation, immigration and foreign policy. He closes by honoring Italian American icons such as Joe DiMaggio and Antonin Scalia.

President Trump Awards National Medals of Science and Technology

President Donald J. Trump's full remarks at a White House summit on science and technology, where he awarded the National Medal of Science to Elon Musk, Sergey Brin, Jensen Huang and Lisa Su, and the National Medal of Technology and Innovation to Michael Dell and Satya Nadella. The President spoke about his uncle, MIT professor Dr. John G. Trump, who worked on radar during World War II and received the National Medal of Science in 1983. He also described his administration's actions on scientific grants, quantum computing, small modular nuclear reactors, NASA's Artemis program, the Genesis mission, and the White House Accord on super intelligence. He congratulated SpaceX on the safe return of Crew-12 from the International Space Station. A short video honoring Dr. John G. Trump was shown, and the President was presented with his uncle's medal before the six honorees received their awards.

President Trump Announces Trump Accounts for Every Child

President Donald J. Trump's full remarks at a Trump Accounts announcement at the White House, where he announced that every eligible minor child in America has now been automatically enrolled in a Trump account, a tax-free investment account the government creates for each child to grow over the course of their lives. He said nearly 8 million accounts were created in the three months since the program launched in July, and that the expansion covers about 70 million children. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Social Security Commissioner Frank Bisignano, Senator Ted Cruz, Michael and Susan Dell, and Brad Gerstner also spoke. They described the official Trump account app and the Dells' $6.25 billion pledge of $250 each for 25 million children's accounts, and urged parents to claim their children's accounts. The President then took questions from reporters on topics including the Justice Department under the previous administration, an approaching hurricane, the Nobel Peace Prize, interest rates, and trade with Canada.

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