The Washington daily pointed out that Tuesday's office meeting was the longest speech of Trump in front of the cameras from the beginning of his second presidential term.
During the meeting lasting over three hours, “Trump attributed personal merits for what he presented as deep changes in the daily lives of Americans, which was to occur in seven months of his rule.” At the same time, members of the cabinet “outdoed” in praising the president.
Tuesday's meeting “was an unusual show of unity around the president who won such a huge power as few US leaders before him.” It was also a chance for Trump to show his supporters that he personally engages in every detail of governments.
Nobel Prize for Donald Trump
A special envoy of President Steve Witkoff during the meeting said that Trump should receive the Nobel Prize, which caused a wave of applause of gathered members of the office. – There is one thing I dream about: that the Nobel Committee will eventually realize that you are the best candidate for this award from the beginning of its existence – said to President Witkoff.
The gathered members of the office thanked Trump for being able to work with him. – This is the greatest office that works for the greatest president. And I just want to say thank you – Trump praised the secretary of trade Howard Lutnick.
In turn, the head of the Labor Department, on whose building a huge banner with the image of Donald Trump is hung up, invited the president to visit her ministry. -Mr. President, I invite you to see your great, beautiful face on the banner before the Department of Labor, because you are a really groundbreaking president for an American employee-said Lori Chavez-Deremer.
The newspaper emphasized that the meeting was significantly different from those organized by previous presidents, who rarely convened meetings of the office in the form of long meetings or sessions in front of the cameras. According to experts, the meeting “, however, resembled meetings of ministers in other countries, including in Russia and Turkey, where leaders strive to exercise strong, personal control over a significant part of the life of society.”
