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Accountability is not optional.

We are now entering the endgame. At dawn begins an economic D-Day — the single greatest financial offensive ever marshaled against an adversary.

But what Sean Duffy has done with these incredible, brilliant people is really amazing.

What’s more American than fast cars racing through the streets of our nation’s capital?

Make no mistake, the Department will fully enforce federal law and employ every resource at its disposal to protect children from sexual predators.

When he came to see Trump, it got done in about 15 minutes, and it's turned out to be much bigger than we ever even thought possible.

I'd probably get along with him very well.

It’s how effective are the teachers being able to interact with the students and work with them.

Nothing should replace that one-on-one teacher interaction with students.

Oh, it’s working wonderfully and they’ve been doing it now for a few years.

The beauty of that is that a student almost has a one-on-one tutor.

The ranchers are great; they’re my people. I love the ranchers.

They’ve been trying to do it for 20 years,” Trump said before the lap. “It turned out to be, I think, bigger and better. And the weather is beautiful. You know, I was hearing about rain all week long.

We don't want our allies to be weak.

I'm promising an economic D-Day, saying there's going to be a crushing operation to cripple Iran financially.

I expect to meet with Kim later this year.

I want to meet Kim, whom I met twice during my first term in office, later this year.

The Secretary underscored the importance of secure and trusted digital infrastructure to strengthen economic resilience and support regional security.

Women’s health is a main target…

To end this theft, I signed a Presidential Memorandum stopping illegal aliens and other ineligible individuals from obtaining Social Security Act benefits—and we are deporting illegal aliens who steal from our country.

I am doing this to honor Lindsey.

Darline is somebody I’ve known for a long time, I asked her to do this. I said, ’Darline, you got to do it because everyone loves her. Everyone respects her. I’ve known her through Lindsey.

We have many types of intervention; that’s one. The ultimate intervention is our military, and if we have to use that, we will.

For years, Darline led an important state agency with 130 employees, and she ran it impeccably, and a $90 million budget. She served on the South Carolina Workforce Development Board, which was legendary to help working families.