US EditionNoem silent during Trump Cabinet meeting
- On Thursday at the White House, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem did not speak during the roughly 90-minute Cabinet meeting, which President Donald Trump ended without taking reporters' questions.
- After the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti, 37-year-old Minneapolis man, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's early statements were contradicted by video and reporting, while internal White House sources reported disputes over messaging involving Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller.
- Trump opened with prepared remarks and said `We are going to ask a couple of people to say a few words, and we're not going to go through the whole table`, then called on selected officials including Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick.
- President Donald Trump nonetheless expressed confidence in Noem even as pressure mounted, while lawmakers urged her resignation and Border Czar Tom Homan signaled shifts in ICE tactics in Minnesota.
- The incident underscores an internal power struggle among senior immigration advisers, marking a shift from marathon Cabinet meetings to curated sessions that centralize messaging and focus scrutiny on DHS credibility via media and social platforms.
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Trump's Hilariously Honest Response to Reports He Fell Asleep During the Last Cabinet Meeting
President Donald Trump decided to address the criticism that he appears to doze off during his Cabinet meetings. He did so in the most predictably Trumpian manner possible, with the […] The post Watch: Trump's Hilariously Honest Response to Reports He Fell Asleep During the Last Cabinet Meeting appeared first on The Western Journal.
At a three-hour meeting of his administration in August, Donald Trump had closed his eyes and his opponents had immediately stated that he had fallen asleep. His state of health, linked to his age, was the subject of recurring questions.
US President Donald Trump rejected speculation that he fell asleep at a cabinet meeting. His statement surprised.
Often pinned for his slumbers at official events, the American president, the oldest ever elected in the United States, delivered his version of the facts.
Donald Trump, President of the United States, raises questions about his health. At a council of ministers, he explained that he had closed his eyes out of boredom, not tiredness.
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