President Donald Trump is keeping his foot on the gas—literally—as he prepares for a jam-packed Friday that puts American energy at the forefront of his second-term agenda.
The 47th President will meet with oil and gas executives in the Cabinet Room on Friday afternoon, a clear signal that "Drill, baby, drill" isn't just a campaign slogan—it's official policy. While the Biden administration spent four years waging war on American energy producers, President Trump is rolling out the red carpet for the industry leaders who keep this nation running.
The energy meeting caps off a day of serious work at the White House. Trump kicks off his morning with an Oval Office meeting with Secretary of State Marco Rubio at 11:00 AM, likely discussing the administration's assertive foreign policy agenda. At 1:00 PM, the President will have lunch with Vice President JD Vance in the Oval Dining Room—the kind of close partnership the American people voted for in November 2024.
Following his meeting with energy executives, President Trump will travel to Palm Beach, Florida, where he'll spend Saturday at his Mar-a-Lago residence before returning to Washington on Sunday evening.
Remember when the legacy media constantly questioned whether Biden could handle a full work schedule? Funny how they never seem to cover Trump's relentless pace with the same energy. This is what a working president looks like, folks—back-to-back meetings, strategic lunches, and a laser focus on delivering results for the American people.
The meeting with oil and gas executives is particularly significant as the administration moves to reverse the damage done by Biden's anti-energy policies. Expect announcements on new drilling permits, pipeline approvals, and regulatory rollbacks in the coming weeks.
America First isn't just a slogan—it's a schedule.