President Donald Trump took questions from reporters aboard Air Force One Saturday evening, delivering pointed remarks on Cuba, Iran, Greenland, and Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's border enforcement efforts — demonstrating once again that this commander-in-chief never stops working for the American people.
A President Who Actually Engages
Unlike his predecessor who hid from the press and needed cue cards to remember which reporters to call on, President Trump continues his tradition of accessibility, taking impromptu questions from the traveling press pool while en route from his latest engagement.
The gaggle covered multiple hot-button issues that are central to the America First agenda, including the ongoing situations in Cuba and Iran — two hostile regimes that flourished under Biden's weak foreign policy and are now facing a very different reality under Trump 2.0.
Greenland Back in Focus
The President also addressed Greenland, a strategically vital territory that Trump has long recognized as critical to American national security interests. While the legacy media mocked his initial interest in the mineral-rich island during his first term, military strategists and geopolitical experts have since acknowledged what Trump saw years ago: Greenland is essential to Arctic dominance and countering Chinese and Russian expansion.
Noem Delivering at the Border
Perhaps most significantly for everyday Americans, Trump touched on DHS Secretary Kristi Noem's work securing our southern border. After four years of Biden's deliberate open-border catastrophe that flooded our communities with illegal aliens, fentanyl, and cartel criminals, the Trump-Vance administration is finally putting Americans first.
Patriots, this is what real leadership looks like — a President who works around the clock, engages directly with the press, and isn't afraid to address the tough issues head-on. The question is: will the mainstream media actually report what he said, or will they twist his words like they always do?