Trump takes over White House briefing with binder of ‘accomplishments’ on anniversary of one year in office: Latest
Trump’s three-word reply when asked how far he’ll go to acquire Greenland
- President Donald Trump made a rare appearance at a White House press briefing on Tuesday to mark a year since he returned to office.
- He arrived at the press briefing room with a book listing his accomplishments in his first year back in the White House, a year that has been defined by record-breaking executive orders, mass deportations, and changes to the White House.
- Trump signed more than 200 executive orders covering dozens of issues and his administration deported more than 500,000 people from the U.S.
- He also used his first year to reshape the White House, undertaking remodeling, demolishing part of the East Wing, and adding gold decor to the Oval Office.
- When asked “how far” he’s willing to go to acquire Greenland, President Donald Trump replied, “You’ll find out.”