Press Conference Questioner

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?

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?

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?

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?

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?

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.

So it's a 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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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