Press Conference Questioner
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34 appearances
9 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard May 2025
Press Conference Questioner’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The MeidasTouch Podcast · Trump Has Disaster Presser With Canada PM… Not for Sale · 7 May 2025
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Is there anything the Prime Minister can say to you today to change your mind on tariffing Canada?
It's the way it is.
If Canadians don't want it, would you respect that?
What's the top concession you want out of Canada? The top concession you want out of Canada. Concession?
During the campaign campaign, Prime Minister, you talk about the American vitriol. How do you react if Canada decided not to shop in the American store as much as before and decided to partner with other countries?
The MeidasTouch Podcast · Panicked Trump Freaks Out in AM as It All Goes Wrong · 28 Apr 2025
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One more. After the president's true social post, the Browns finally took Shador Sanders. Does the president think he deserves credit for Sanders getting picked? And does he think going to the Browns is better than being undrafted?
You guys have at least 18 written trade proposals. We still don't know who they are from or what they contain. What is the holdup with that?
Yeah. Just a few hours later, there was a pause put in on the tariffs. Can you walk us through your thinking about why you decided to put a 90-day pause?
I'm trying to get some clarity on it, Caroline, because if indeed he is what we were told he is, the East Coast leader of MS-13, wouldn't it make sense to prosecute him for crimes related to that?
I know he was held on a gun charge, but to make sure that any victims of MS-13 through his leadership get their day in court here in the United States and then send him to an El Salvador prison if he is deported and found guilty on those crimes.
The Supreme Court said that the Alien Act could be used to remove people, but they had to see due process first. I'm only pressing on this because it was a huge story, and we covered it. Obviously, it would feel like that person could lead to a lot of other evidence. The DOJ would be pressing to see this in court so that other people could be exposed, and suddenly none of that's happening.
Good morning, Mr. President. Greenland is confused about the second lady and the national security advisor visiting this week. they're concerned that this is further provocation, whatever it is you ultimately want for Greenland. Could you further explain why they're going? What is the ultimate end goal?
Russia, if I may, President Putin is bombing Ukraine.
Peter, it's a lot of soldiers on both sides, I agree. Do you, Mr. President, think that Vladimir Putin is taking advantage of the U.S. pause right now on intelligence and military aid to Ukraine?
Mr. President, the spending bill that passed last night aims to cut $2 trillion. The President Right. The Press Can you guarantee that Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security will not be touched?
You say there won't be any cuts to entitlements. But on Friday, Elon Musk, who President Trump has, of course, put in charge of making cuts all across the government, called Social Security, quote, the biggest Ponzi scheme of all time. Mr. Speaker, is that a sign that Social Security is Elon Musk's next target?
So it's a target.
Starting to think about maybe some of those veterans who worked for the federal government and maybe what the administration can do to at least help salvage their lives.
It's a very hard argument to make when the president of the United States holds press conferences himself for more than an hour, sometimes multiple times a day, and takes questions from an array of journalists from outlets on the left and on the right. This is the most accessible and transparent administration in history.
And anybody who just watches the television can see that, except for the Associated Press, I guess. Even a judge, a federal judge in Washington, D.C., sided with us in saying that the Associated Press or any outlet does not have a legal right to go into the Oval Office and ask the president questions. It is a privilege, and it's a privilege that has unfortunately been restricted by this
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