Subject: White House Announces April 28 - May 4 Press Rotation

Date: 2025-04-27 16:03:24

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04/27/25

The White House Announces April 28 - May 4 Press Rotation
The White House Office of Communications has determined the In-Town press rotation for the week of April 28 th - May 4 th. Outlets and reporters interested in joining the White House Press Pool are welcome to email press@who.eop.gov to express interest.

Date TV Secondary TV Print Secondary Print Radio New Media

28-Apr CBS Newsmax The Hill RealClearPolitics SRN Philadelphia Inquirer

29-Apr CNN NewsNation LA Times The Guardian CBS NOTUS

30-Apr FOX OAN The Independent Bloomberg Government ABC Washington Free Beacon

1-May NBC CNBC HuffPost Daily Mail AP Just The News

2-May ABC CBN McClatchy Bloomberg AURN The Spectator

3-May CBS EWTN National Journal The Hill BBC Merit Street Media

4-May CNN Fox Business Newsday Axios CBS Decrypt Media

Subject: Sunday Shows: President Trump's Pursuit of Peace, Prosperity Marks His...

Date: 2025-04-27 14:55:53

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04/27/25

SUNDAY SHOWS: President Trump's Pursuit of Peace, Prosperity Marks His First 100 Days
This morning, the Trump Administration's top officials were on the Sunday shows outlining President Donald J. Trump's unrelenting commitment to advancing peace, prosperity, and security for the American people in his first 100 days.

Here's what you missed:

Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins on State of the Union

On President Trump's first 100 days : "There has been a 95% decrease in illegal border crossings … Inflation has come down … 74 terrorists have been arrested … Costs for the average American are on their way down."

On expanding trade markets : "We are opening up and expanding markets across the world … It is going to be a new era of market expansion around the world ... Countries are knocking on our door right now. They want our goods. Our agricultural products are the best in the world."

Border Czar Tom Homan on Face the Nation

On border security : "We got the most secure border in the history of this nation, and President Trump was able to accomplish that in seven weeks."

Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Meet the Press

On negotiations to secure peace in Ukraine : "We have to make a determination about whether this is an endeavor that we want to continue to be involved in … There are reasons to be optimistic, but there are reasons to be realistic... We're close, but we're not close enough."

On sanctions against Russia : "The minute you start doing that kind of stuff, you're walking away from it -- you've now doomed yourself to another two years of war, and we don't want to see it happen ... No one else is talking to both sides but us."

On ending the war in Ukraine : "What we are trying to do is end a war that has cost a lot of money to us, to our allies, cost a lot of lives ... We just want all this to stop … Instead of rooting against President Trump, everyone should be hopeful that President Trump can bring this war to an end."

On the latest Fake News hoax : "Three U.S. citizens ages 4, 7, and 2 were not deported -- their mothers, who were illegally in this country, were deported. The children went with their mothers! ... The parents make that choice."

Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent on This Week

On trade negotiations : "Here's the stick -- this is where the tariffs CAN go. And the carrot is -- come to us, take off your tariffs, take off your non-tariff trade barriers, stop manipulating your currency, stop subsidizing labor and capital, and then we can talk."

On media coverage of the markets : "There was a story ten days ago that said this is the worst April for the stock market since the Great Depression. Ten days later, the Nasdaq is now up on the month of April, and I haven't seen a story that says 'stock market has biggest bounce back ever.'"

On bringing back manufacturing : "The U.S. has a barbell economy. We have a very advanced financial system, we have a tech exploration and development that is the envy of the world. On the other side, we are a natural resource economy led by energy … In between is where working class Americans have lost out."

National Security Advisor Mike Waltz on Sunday Morning Futures

On ending the war in Ukraine : "Just 100 days ago, Biden and his team had no end in sight ... President Trump is determined to use diplomacy to bring this war to an end."

On a rare earth elements deal with Ukraine: "The Ukraine deal is going to get done."

Subject: ICYMI: President Donald J. Trump Delivers 100th Day in Office Achievem...

Date: 2025-04-25 18:48:59

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04/25/25

ICYMI: PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP DELIVERS 100 TH DAY IN OFFICE ACHIEVEMENT SPEECH IN WARREN, MICHIGAN
In celebration of the most successful First 100 Days of any Administration in history, President Trump will deliver a speech in Macomb County, Michigan.

President Trump has taken more executive actions than any other president in history during the monumental 'First 100 Days' – and hundreds of his promises have already been kept. Most significantly, President Trump has delivered on his two most important signature campaign promises: the border is secure and inflation is ending.

To ensure our nation's border is secure, President Trump declared a national border emergency, launched the largest deportation of criminal illegals in history, ended catch and release, re-established the very successful "Remain in Mexico" policies revoked by President Biden, restarted border wall construction, re-purposed the CBP One app to encourage self deportations, and invoked the Alien Enemies Act to deport foreign terrorists from our nation's homeland. America did not need a border bill – we needed a new President.

President Trump's America First economic agenda has secured billions of dollars in investments while leveling the playing field for American businesses and providing economic relief from crippling inflation. Since Liberation Day, more than 130 countries have contacted the White House to engage in trade discussions with this President, who is working to end decades of unfair trade policies. The United Auto Workers have praised President Trump's tariffs, saying they are necessary to end the "free trade disaster" that has wrecked the working class. Thanks to President Trump, "Made in America" is no longer just a label – it is a symbol of American Greatness.

By putting America First, inflation has cooled, consumer prices dropped month-over-month for the first time in three years, and gas prices are lower across the country. The Department of Government Efficiency has identified waste, fraud, and abuse across the Executive Branch and cancelled numerous discriminatory DEI contracts, saving Americans hundreds of millions of hard-earned dollars.

President Trump's commonsense policies are restoring American Greatness, and President Trump's return to Michigan will be a celebration of all that has been accomplished in the First 100 days of the Trump Administration.

Date and Time:

Tuesday April 29, 2025

6:00 PM EDT

Venue:

Macomb Community College

14500 12 Mile Rd, Warren, MI 48088

Timeline of Events:

1:45 PM – Doors Open

6:00 PM – Remarks Begin

General Admission Link:

REGISTER HERE

Request Media Credentials:

REGISTER HERE

All requests for media credentials must be submitted by Sunday April 27, 2025 at 5:00 PM EDT.

Subject: American Businesses Rally Behind President Trump's Tariffs to Save Man...

Date: 2025-04-25 15:09:53

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04/25/25

American Businesses Rally Behind President Trump's Tariffs to Save Manufacturing
President Donald J. Trump's decisive trade policies are igniting a resurgence in American manufacturing -- earning fervent support from family-owned businesses and others nationwide who have suffered from decades of unfair trade practices. From steel forges to moldmakers, their voices echo a powerful truth: these policies aren't just protecting jobs -- they're reviving the heart of American industry.

Here's what they're saying:

Walker Forge, a third-generation family-owned business in Clintonville, Wisconsin, manufactures forgings out of steel for a variety of industries, including the defense industry.

Will Walker : "This is the first time in generations that we have a President who puts American manufacturing first. That's what these tariffs do -- put America first. The tariffs send a clear message that companies cannot undercut our U.S. industrial base anymore."

Franchino Mold & Engineering, based in Lansing, Michigan, designs, engineers, builds, maintains, and repairs plastic injection molds.

Mike Hetherington : "I represent Franchino Mold & Engineering, and we are proud to be celebrating 70 years as a U.S. moldmaker this year. I find it extremely unfair that I can buy a complete injection mold from China for less than it costs me to purchase the raw materials to build it here in the United States. We are held to a high standard for labor, safety, quality, and environmental standards, which we proudly meet while competing against companies in China that don't play by the same rules. They benefit from heavy government subsidies, lax labor standards, and artificially low prices that make it impossible for U.S. moldmakers to compete with China on price. Tariffs help level the playing field for U.S. moldmakers and force companies to look to U.S. moldmakers to supply them with products that meet their cost, quality and delivery needs. We are not asking for protection -- we are asking for fairness!"

ELLWOOD, a 115-year-old family-owned business in Ellwood City, Pennsylvania, manufactures quality metals and custom engineered components for the world's most demanding applications ranging from our nation's defense to aerospace.

Ben Huffman : "ELLWOOD supports President Trump's efforts to reshape the global trading system to a fair system. The current unbalanced system puts U.S. manufacturing at a significant disadvantage. Unfair, country-subsidized trading practices that are occurring all over the globe continue to do significant harm to ELLWOOD and the historically damaging trade practices must be reversed."

Dyersville Die Cast, based in Dyersville, Iowa, specializes in custom aluminum and zinc die cast manufacturing and secondary services, such as CNC machining and powder coat paint.

Robert Willits : "I have been in my role for over 24 years -- and during that time, I have witnessed many events that have convinced me that President Trump is 100% correct on tariffs. I fully support his fight to protect American manufacturers. God bless President Trump for keeping his promises."

TK Mold & Engineering, Inc., based in Romeo, Michigan, builds prototype and production molds for the consumer goods and automotive industries.

Tom Barr : "TK Mold & Engineering, Inc., is proud to be situated in the heart of America's automotive sector. Thanks to recent tariff policies, we're seeing a renewed interest in U.S.-based manufacturing. In just the past three days, we've received three requests for quotes specifically aimed at reshoring mold and molding production back to the United States. These tariffs are creating real opportunities for American businesses like ours by encouraging companies to bring work back home. We're grateful for policies that support Main Street and help revitalize essential trades like moldmaking."

Industrial Molds, Inc., a family-owned business in Rockford, Illinois, is a tool and die shop with 52 employees.

Andy Peterson : "The implementation of tariffs has caused our customers to completely rethink their supply chains and source more work domestically. This has completely changed our forecast for the year to the better and we are looking to add more employees quickly."

Legacy Precision Molds, Inc., based in Grandville, Michigan, specializes in the design and manufacturing of tight-tolerance plastic injection molds.

Tyler VanRee : "The recent tariffs have had a noticeable and positive impact on our business. We've seen a significant increase in quote activity, have been awarded new work, and are seeing growing interest from companies exploring reshoring opportunities. At their current levels, the tariffs are driving real momentum toward U.S.-based manufacturing. We appreciate the administration's commitment to strengthening American industry and we encourage them to continue to explore long-term solutions to help strengthen and rebuild American manufacturing again."

Campbell Press Repair, based in Lansing, Michigan, is a second-generation family business servicing the metal forging and stamping industries with repair, rebuilding work on heavy machinery, modernization, automation, and new equipment, with 28 highly-talented employees.

Pete Campbell : "Who knew about the tariff imbalances before President Trump brought them to light? As a small businessman competing in a world market, these things matter."

Westminster Tool, Inc., based in Plainfield, Connecticut, is a plastic injection mold manufacturer that specializes in complex medical and surgical devices.

Hillary Thomas : "The manufacturing tariffs imposed by President Trump and his administration have benefited our business, similar to the wide-scale tariff effort in 2018. Following the recent announcement, our quote requests rose 25% in one month. These tariffs, particularly against China and other international competitors, help level the global manufacturing playing field for the moldmaking industry. We strongly support and encourage maintaining international tariffs that promote manufacturing here in the country."

Metallus, Inc., based in Canton, Ohio, is a leading U.S. manufacturer of high-performance specialty metals made from recycled scrap metal for the industrial, automotive, aerospace, and defense and energy markets.

Michael S. Williams : "We support the enforcement and expansion of 232 tariffs on steel products, as they align with our long-standing commitment to fair trade and addressing market imbalances. As a domestic steel producer, we view tariffs as a victory for both Metallus and the broader American steel industry."

Twin Cities Die Casting, based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, is a 106-year-old, employee-owned die casting company with three locations in the Midwest and 175 employees.

Todd Olson : "Our industry -- and our company, specifically -- has been greatly impacted by the increase in foreign competition, much of it with unfair support of other countries, over the last ten years. While the U.S. die casting market has grown over that time period, the U.S. industry has shrunk and production in low-cost countries has grown immensely."

Subject: Week 14 Wins: President Trump Drives Economic Growth and Strengthens N...

Date: 2025-04-25 14:48:01

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04/25/25

WEEK 14 WINS: President Trump Drives Economic Growth and Strengthens National Security
This week, President Donald J. Trump and his administration delivered more victories for the American people, advancing economic prosperity, enhancing national security, and restoring common sense to government. From unleashing American energy dominance to cracking down on illicit foreign activities, the Trump Administration continues its relentless pursuit of policies that prioritize American workers, families, and communities.

Here is a non-comprehensive list of wins in week 14:

President Trump's unrelenting commitment to revitalizing American manufacturing delivered more results, driving job creation and economic growth nationwide.

+ Roche, a Swiss drug and diagnostics company, announced a $50 billion investment in its U.S.-based manufacturing and R&D, which is expected to create more than 1,000 new full-time jobs.

+ Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. announced a $3 billion agreement with Fujifilm Diosynth Biotechnologies to produce drugs at its North Carolina manufacturing facility.

+ NorthMark Strategies, a multi-strategy investment firm, announced a $2.8 billion investment to build a supercomputing facility in South Carolina.

+ Thermo Fisher Scientific, Inc., announced a $2 billion investment in U.S. manufacturing and innovation.

+ Chobani announced a $1.2 billion investment to build its third U.S. dairy processing plant in New York, which is expected to create more than 1,000 new full-time jobs.

+ Fiserv, Inc. announced a $175 million investment to open a new strategic fintech hub in Kansas, which is expected to create 2,000 new high-paying jobs.

+ Toyota Motor Corporation announced an $88 million investment to boost hybrid vehicle production at its West Virginia factory, securing employment for the factory's 2,000 workers.

+ Hyundai Motor Group secured an equity investment and agreement from Posco Holdings, South Korea's top steel maker, for the automaker's planned steel plant in Louisiana.

+ Hitachi Energy announced a $22.5 million investment to expand its facilities in Virginia, which is expected to add 120 new jobs.

+ Cyclic Materials, a Canadian advanced recycling company for rare earth elements, announced a $20 million investment in its first U.S.-based commercial facility, located in Mesa, Arizona.

+ GM announced it will increase production at its Ohio transmission facility.

+ Coinbase announced plans to add more than 130 new jobs and open a new office in Charlotte, North Carolina.

President Trump continued to secure our border and rid our communities of illegal immigrant criminals.

+ The Swanton sector of the U.S.-Canada border -- previously overrun by illegal immigrants -- saw illegal border crossings decline from 1,109 in March 2024 to just 54 in March 2025.

o New York Post : Northern border sector previously overrun by illegal migrants sees dramatic drop in crossings: 'We haven't seen anyone since November'

+ The Washington Times : Under Trump, border catch-and-release has dropped 99.99% from worst Biden month

+ The Wall Street Journal : Border Crossings Grind to Halt as Trump's Tough Policies Take Hold

+ CBS : ICE partnerships with local law enforcement triple as Trump continues deportation crackdown

+ The Federal Bureau of Investigation apprehended Harpreet Singh, an alleged member of a foreign terrorist gang who was planning multiple attacks on law enforcement in the U.S. and India.

+ Five suspected Tren de Aragua gang members were arrested in Fresno County, California.

President Trump continued to pursue peace through strength around the world.

+ The Trump Administration has directed attacks that have killed at least 74 terrorists seeking to attack the U.S. so far.

The Trump Administration forged ahead on its unprecedented effort to secure American energy dominance.

+ The Department of the Interior announced a new offshore drilling policy that will boost oil production in the Gulf of America by 100,000 barrels per day .

+ The Department of the Interior announced it will accelerate the onerous permitting process for energy and critical minerals, slashing approval times from years to just 28 days, at most.

+ Chevron announced a massive oil and natural gas project in the Gulf of America, with 75,000 gross barrels of oil expected to be produced daily.

+ The Washington Free Beacon : "Trump Admin Accelerates Mining Projects as China Curbs Critical Mineral Exports"

The Department of Health and Human Services and the Food and Drug Administration announced a series of new measures to phase out all petroleum-based synthetic dyes from medications and the nation's food supply by the end of 2026.

President Trump took a series of executive actions to enhance educational and workforce opportunities for the American people.

+ President Trump signed an executive order modernizing American workforce programs to prepare citizens for the high-paying skilled trade jobs of the future.

o Association of Equipment Manufacturers : "Our industry faces a persistent and growing shortage of skilled workers, and this action reflects the leadership needed to build a strong pipeline of talent for the jobs of the future. By aligning workforce programs with the realities of today's labor market, the administration is taking a smart, strategic step to bolster U.S. manufacturing. We support the President's continued focus on reshoring American manufacturing and ensuring our workforce is filled with the brightest and best talent in the world."

+ President Trump signed an executive order creating new educational and workforce development opportunities in artificial intelligence technology for America's youth.

+ President Trump signed an executive order revoking flawed Obama-Biden guidance that pressured schools to impose discipline based on "racial equity" and gives teachers the ability to ensure order in their classrooms.

President Trump took action to further reform and enhance higher education in America.

+ President Trump signed an executive order overhauling the nation's higher education accreditation system to ensure colleges and universities deliver high-quality, high-value education free from unlawful discrimination and ideological bias.

+ President Trump signed an executive order enhancing the capacity of the nation's Historically Black Colleges and Universities to deliver high-quality education and innovation.

+ President Trump signed an executive order requiring higher education institutions to promptly disclose foreign gifts and funding.

President Trump signed a landmark executive order eliminating the use of so-called "disparate-impact liability," which undermines civil rights by mandating discrimination to achieve predetermined, race-oriented outcomes.

President Trump ordered an investigation into illegal "straw donor" and foreign contributions in American elections.

President Trump signed an executive order strengthening probationary periods in the federal service -- ensuring a merit-based federal workforce that serves the American people.

President Trump signed an executive order to develop domestic capabilities for exploration, characterization, collection, and processing of critical deep seabed minerals.

President Trump announced he will personally fund the installation of two beautiful 100-foot flagpoles flying the American flag on the North Lawn of the White House.

Small business sentiment remained near its historic high in March, according to a new survey from the Job Creators Network Foundation.

The Department of State launched an unprecedented reorganization to reverse decades of bloat and bureaucracy that rendered it unable to perform its essential diplomatic mission.

The Department of Justice launched the Task Force to Eradicate Anti-Christian Bias as part of President Trump's directive to end unlawful anti-Christian discrimination by the federal government.

The Department of Education announced it will resume collections on defaulted federal student loans after a five-year pause, ending the Biden-era practice of zero-interest, zero-accountability student borrowing.

The Department of the Interior officially unveiled the Jocelyn Nungaray National Wildlife Refuge, honoring the memory of 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray, who was savagely murdered by illegal immigrants in Texas.

Secretary of the Navy John Phelan rescinded the Biden-era Navy Climate Action 2030 program, which prioritized ideologically motivated regulations over the Navy's core mission of warfighting.

The Department of Education returned oversight of higher education foreign funding disclosures to the Office of General Counsel, making clear that the Trump Administration will prioritize enforcement of federal law.

The Department of Education initiated an investigation and records request into University of California, Berkeley, after a review of the university's foreign funding disclosures found they may be incomplete or inaccurate.

The Department of the Treasury sanctioned an Iranian liquefied petroleum gas magnate and his network as part of President Trump's maximum pressure campaign.

The Department of Agriculture announced $340.6 million in disaster assistance for farmers, ranchers, and rural communities impacted by natural disasters across the country.

The Department of the Interior disbursed $13 million to revitalize coal communities.

Subject: Presidential Message on Arbor Day, 2025

Date: 2025-04-25 13:27:53

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04/25/25

Presidential Message on Arbor Day, 2025
Arbor Day is set aside to plant, nurture, and celebrate trees. It was first observed in Nebraska on April 10, 1872, as a way to populate the barren plains and provide shelter and shade for the pioneers. Today, Arbor Day reflects our commitment to preserving the beauty of God's creation while ensuring our forests, parks, and public lands remain accessible and well-managed. From towering redwoods and awe-inspiring sequoias to ornamental dogwoods, stately oaks, cedars, and pines, America's trees enhance every community, improving air quality, offering recreational spaces, and supporting industries vital to our economy.

True stewardship of our natural resources requires responsible forest management in our natural resources. In recent years, irresponsible policies have left our forests overgrown and vulnerable to devastating wildfires--like those seen in California--that have destroyed millions of acres, displaced families, and taken countless lives. That is why I took action to promote active forest management, clearing hazardous fuels, thinning dense forests, and ensuring well-maintained landscapes.

My Administration is also cutting red tape and elevating forestry projects so we use America's abundant timber resources instead of relying on costly imports. Timber production supports 750,000 jobs and provides essential materials for construction, energy, and manufacturing.

By freeing our forests and investing in responsible land management, we are protecting lives, strengthening our economy, and ensuring that our forests remain healthy and productive for future generations to come.