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Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt SHUTS DOWN a reporter who made false claims that criminal illegals are being deported based on their tattoos and their clothing: "THAT IS NOT TRUE...SHAME ON YOU!”
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Sent: Sunday, March 30, 2025, 9:08 AM
To: Schuster, Allison M. EOP/WHO
Cc: DL WHO Wranglers
Subject: out of town note 2/ POTUS arrives at golf course
POTUS's motorcade entered the Trump International Golf Club West Palm Beach at 8.59am. A group of supporters were gathered opposite the entrance with Trump and US flags and signs. One sign said: 'Thank you and Elon.'
Pool is now holding nearby inside the Palm Beach County Library.
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https://www.georgenews.org/p/nz-media-silence-is-deafening-is
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Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2025, 4:18 PM
To: Schuster, Allison M. EOP/WHO
Cc: DL WHO Wranglers
Subject: out of town note 5/ Lid
A lid was called at 4.14pm. Pool did not see POTUS today.
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Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2025, 3:54 PM
To: Schuster, Allison M. EOP/WHO
Cc: DL WHO Wranglers
Subject: out of town note 3/ POTUS leaves golf club
POTUS’s motorcade departed the Trump International Golf Club West Palm Beach at 3.50pm.
Supporters of POTUS were gathered opposite the golf club entrance with flags, camera phones and a Trump mask. There were also more than a dozen Trump and US flags flying from vehicles and blowing in the wind. The biggest said ‘Fight Fight Fight’ and had a photo of POTUS with fist raised after last year’s assassination attempt. One car window had a photo of POTUS giving a thumbs up.
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1. THE ATLANTIC ☑️
2. DER SPIEGEL☑️
3. WASHINGTON POST —you're next.
⚔️⚔️⚔️
CC: @washingtonpost (propaganda channel for the 'Ukrainian cause')
https://x.com/TheGeorgeHQ/status/1905735393833889925
DER SPIEGEL, a prominent German news outlet known for its in-depth journalism. Based in Hamburg, DER SPIEGEL started as a weekly print magazine in 1947, founded by Rudolf Augstein, and has since grown into one of Germany’s leading media brands.
It has a reputation for good, in-depth investigative reporting.
The magazine’s print circulation was around 724,000 copies weekly in 2022, making it one of Europe’s largest news magazines, though it has declined from its peak of over a million in the 1990s. Online, DER SPIEGEL runs spiegel.de, which evolved from Spiegel Online (launched in 1994) and merged editorially with the magazine in 2019.
Historically, DER SPIEGEL has been a big deal in German media—think of it as a watchdog that’s broken major scandals, like the 1962 Spiegel Affair, where it clashed with the government over defense leaks, cementing its free-press cred. It’s politically independent, often leaning critical of power structures, which you also see in its X posts tackling everything from German policy to global crises.
But it’s not flawless—there was a 2018 scandal with a reporter, Claas Relotius, faking stories, which dented its trust a bit.
According to GROK, “On X, @derspiegel’s tone is sharp and factual, often highlighting its scoops—like a March 2025 post about Germany seizing a Russian oil tanker to tweak Moscow’s nose despite sanctions. It’s a mix of serious reporting and occasional hot topics meant to spark discussion, all tied to its brand as a heavy hitter in German journalism. Posts found on X also show some users praising its depth, while others call it out for bias or past missteps, reflecting a polarized audience.”
According to an investigation by George News, DER SPIEGEL’s main website seems unsafe for its many thousands of readers.
Anyone who has made ANY type of interaction with its website, derspiegel.de, it at major risk of having their personally identifiable information (PII) used by bad actors.
As we did with The Atlantic, using rudimentary OSINT tools, we were able to confirm, that tens of thousands of private email addresses and passwords are viewable to the general public.
We were able to view thousands of staff email address handles, as well as records of DER SPIEGEL readers, that involved; registration, purchases, lost password resets, and new password requests.
As one of Germany’s largest online publications, this is a national embarrassment.
Just days ago in fact, DER SPIEGEL ran a “hit piece” on Trump cabinet staff, regarding personal information they were able to obtain via very old data breaches.
We will be contacting German authorities and government officials with the information we have found, as the German people deserve answers.
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Sent: Friday, March 28, 2025, 2:29 PM
To: [...]
Cc: DL WHO Wranglers
Subject: WHCA out of town note 1/ POTUS boards AF1
Marine One touched down at Joint Base Andrews at 2.22pm. POTUS, wearing dark suit and blue tie, disembarked at 2.26pm and walked and talked with an officer. They saluted then POTUS waved to the press and walked up the stairs to Air Force One.
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Sent: Friday, March 28, 2025 2:21 PM
To: VP Comms
Subject: VP Travel Report #5 - Greenland Trip - Vance remarks
Vance is speaking to a group of US Space Force Guardians on base and is flanked by Mike Waltz, Chris Wright and Mike Lee. Usha Vance and Julia Nesheiwat are sitting in the front row.
Vance is criticizing Denmark and says it has not done enough to keep Greenland safe.
Please check quotes to tape —
But let's be honest, what Denmark over the last 20 years has failed to do in some cases, because we know that, unfortunately, this place, this base, the surrounding area, is less secure than it was 3040, years ago, because some of our allies haven't kept up as China and Russia have taken greater and greater interest in Greenland, in this base, in the activities of the brave Americans right here.
They haven't kept pace with military spending, and Denmark has not kept pace in devoting the resources necessary to keep this base, to keep our troops, and in my view, to keep the people of Greenland safe from a lot of very aggressive incursions from Russia, from China and from other nations.
Our message to Denmark is very simple, you have not done a good job by the people of Greenland. You have under invested in the people of Greenland and you have underinvested in the security architecture of this incredible, beautiful land mass, filled with incredible people.
Speech is ongoing...
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Sent: Friday, March 28, 2025 1:45 PM
To: VP Comms
Subject: VP Travel Report #4 - Greenland Trip - Military briefing
Vance received a military briefing on Arctic security in a conference room on base. Vance sat at the head of the table with Space Force guardians and was asking about the annual polar bear plunge on base. Waltz, Wright and Lee were seated at the table to Vance’s right. Your pool was only in the room for the first couple of minutes and did not hear any of the briefing.
The VP’s office passed along a list of people present:
Conference Room Brief:
2LT Jacquelyn Harsha
Capt Kyle Frankovich
2LT Haena Lee
Sgt Jace Williams
Sgt Troy Rodriguez
MSgt Desiree Valles (Det-1)
Members behind DV at All-Call
1LT Connor McCampbell.
2LT Russell Hunter
2LT Katherine Sawyer
SMSgt Velnette Lucena
TSgt Michal Szczepanik
Sgt Elijah Hinrichs-Burnett
Sgt Richard Homer
Sgt Kendrick Leinwebber
MSgt Desiree Valles (Det-1)
Vance, Usha Vance, Waltz, Wright and Lee then posed for photos outside with guardians in front of a sign on base that says “Pituffik Space Base, The Top of The World.”
Vance said “It’s great, thank you,” when asked how the briefing was. Sec. Wright gave a thumbs up.
Vance is now getting a briefing of the harbor, according to a Vance spokesperson. He will then give remarks on base.
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Sent: Friday, March 28, 2025 12:16 PM
To: VP Comms
Subject: VP Travel Report #2 - Greenland Trip - wheels down at Pituffik
Air Force Two touched down at the Pituffik Space Base in Greenland at 12:52pm local time/ 11:52am ET after taking off from Joint Base Andrews at 6:18am ET.
It is -3 degrees and there are clear, sunny skies in this remote, northwestern corner of Greenland that is 750 miles north of the Arctic Circle.
It was an uneventful flight and nobody from the US delegation came back to speak to your poolers. We could see Waltz in one of the cabins closer towards the front of the plane. Fox News played on the televisions for the duration of the flight. We flew for hours over massive sheets of cracked ice and snow-covered mountains as we made our way up through Canada and then over to Greenland.
The Vice President and Second Lady stepped off Air Force Two at 1:07p local/ 12:07p ET. Vance is wearing blue jeans and a green coat.
The Vances were greeted by Colonel Susan Myers and Chief Master Sargent Holly Vaught of the Pituffik Space Base on the tarmac.
The Vice President and Second Lady are now scheduled to have lunch with members of the military stationed at the base before receiving briefings.
Signal is a bit spotty.
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https://www.georgenews.org/p/der-spiegel-a-cheap-trick-hitpiece
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Sent: Thursday, March 27, 2025, 8:33 PM
To: DL WHO Wranglers
Subject: In town report #5: Iftar dinner remarks
President Trump entered the State Dining Room at 8:15p.m. for the White House Iftar Dinner. He spoke for 10 minutes before taking his seat for dinner.
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Your pooler counted eight tables in the room with eight chairs per table. DNI Tulsi Gabbard, Alina Habba, Sen. Lindsey Graham, Chris Landau and Morgan Ortagus were among the officials in the room.
Trump said representatives from Saudi Arabia, Egypt, UAE, Lebanon and other nations were also in attendance.
Trump touted his 2024 victory, highlighted the Abraham Accords and talked briefly about efforts to bring down the cost of energy and eggs.
"I also want to extend a very special thanks to the hundreds of thousands of Muslim Americans who supported us in record numbers in the 2024 presidential election. It was incredible. We started a little slow with you, but we came along," Trump said.
On Abraham Accords:
"We're keeping our promises to the Muslim community. My administration is engaged in relentless diplomacy to forge lasting peace in the Middle East, building on the historic Abraham Accords, which everybody said would be impossible."
"The Muslim community was there for us in November, and while I'm president, I will be there for you. I'm going to be there for you. And I think you know that."
Pool left the room at 8:26p.m.
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It gets better:
The Washington Bureau Chief for Der Spiegel, Roland Nelles, ALSO has his digital footprint spread out all across the Great Plains of the “inter-webs”.
THE. WASHINGTON. BUREAU. CHIEF.
Family images, including a child.
Home address.
Passwords.
Email addresses (and the many apps registered to those addresses).
Location History and much more.
We won’t publish these but can provide details to interested media that wish to verify for themselves.
Danke schön
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DER SPIEGEL, a prominent German news outlet known for its in-depth journalism. Based in Hamburg, DER SPIEGEL started as a weekly print magazine in 1947, founded by Rudolf Augstein, and has since grown into one of Germany’s leading media brands.
It has a reputation for good, in-depth investigative reporting.
The magazine’s print circulation was around 724,000 copies weekly in 2022, making it one of Europe’s largest news magazines, though it has declined from its peak of over a million in the 1990s. Online, DER SPIEGEL runs spiegel.de, which evolved from Spiegel Online (launched in 1994) and merged editorially with the magazine in 2019.
Historically, DER SPIEGEL has been a big deal in German media—think of it as a watchdog that’s broken major scandals, like the 1962 Spiegel Affair, where it clashed with the government over defense leaks, cementing its free-press cred. It’s politically independent, often leaning critical of power structures, which you also see in its X posts tackling everything from German policy to global crises.
But it’s not flawless—there was a 2018 scandal with a reporter, Claas Relotius, faking stories, which dented its trust a bit.
According to GROK, “On X, @derspiegel’s tone is sharp and factual, often highlighting its scoops—like a March 2025 post about Germany seizing a Russian oil tanker to tweak Moscow’s nose despite sanctions. It’s a mix of serious reporting and occasional hot topics meant to spark discussion, all tied to its brand as a heavy hitter in German journalism. Posts found on X also show some users praising its depth, while others call it out for bias or past missteps, reflecting a polarized audience.”
According to an investigation by George News, DER SPIEGEL’s main website seems unsafe for its many thousands of readers.
Anyone who has made ANY type of interaction with its website, derspiegel.de, it at major risk of having their personally identifiable information (PII) used by bad actors.
As we did with The Atlantic, using rudimentary OSINT tools, we were able to confirm, that tens of thousands of private email addresses and passwords are viewable to the general public.
We were able to view thousands of staff email address handles, as well as records of DER SPIEGEL readers, that involved; registration, purchases, lost password resets, and new password requests.
As one of Germany’s largest online publications, this is a national embarrassment.
Just days ago in fact, DER SPIEGEL ran a “hit piece” on Trump cabinet staff, regarding personal information they were able to obtain via very old data breaches.
We will be contacting German authorities and government officials with the information we have found, as the German people deserve answers.
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DAILY GUIDANCE AND PRESS SCHEDULE
FOR SUNDAY, MARCH 30, 2025
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EDT
5:00 PM THE PRESIDENT departs Mar-a-Lago en route Palm Beach International Airport
Mar-a-Lago
Out-of-Town Travel Pool
5:15 PM THE PRESIDENT arrives Palm Beach International Airport
Palm Beach International Airport
Out-of-Town Travel Pool
5:25 PM THE PRESIDENT departs Palm Beach International Airport en route Joint Base Andrews
Palm Beach International Airport
Out-of-Town Travel Pool
7:30 PM THE PRESIDENT arrives Joint Base Andrews
Joint Base Andrews
Out-of-Town Travel Pool
7:40 PM THE PRESIDENT departs Joint Base Andrews en route The White House
Palm Beach International Airport
Out-of-Town Travel Pool
7:50 PM THE PRESIDENT arrives The White House
South Lawn
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Sent: Sunday, March 30, 2025, 8:54 AM
To: Schuster, Allison M. EOP/WHO
Cc: DL WHO Wranglers
Subject: out of town note 1/ POTUS departs Mar-a-Lago
Greetings from Palm Beach, Florida, on a cloudy day with a temperature of 75F. POTUS’s motorcade departed Mar-a-Lago at 8.53am.
Earlier an AP reporter and photographer gathered with the rest of the media at call time but were denied access to the press vans, as is now regularly the case.
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Yesterday it was unveiled Aubrey Cottle a/k/a Kirtaner had been arrested by United States Federal Bureau of Investigation in conjunction with the Ontario Provincial Police for the 2021 compromise of the United States Texas Republican Party.
Mr. Cottle is best known within the information security sphere as being a 'founding member' of the "Anonymous" political hacktivist movement in the 2000's.
Mr. Cottle is alleged to be involved in the compromise of Hal Turner (2008) and the Church of Scientology (2008).
Federal documents state Mr. Cottle gained unauthorized access to a 3rd party hosting side for the United States Texas Republican Party. Subsequently, he allegedly exfiltrated data, made is downloadable for others, and defaced the website.
If found guilty Mr. Cottle is facing a maximum of 5 years in prison.
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Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2025, 4:03 PM
To: Schuster, Allison M. EOP/WHO
Cc: DL WHO Wranglers
Subject: out of town note 4/ Back at Mar-a-Lago
POTUS’s motorcade reached Mar-a-Lago at 3.59pm after an uneventful journey. Press vans are now holding in the parking lot.
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Sent: Friday, March 28, 2025, 4:59 PM
To: Schuster, Allison M. EOP/WHO
Cc: DL WHO Wranglers
Subject: out of town note 4/ POTUS gaggle on AF1 and lid
The motorcade reached Mar-a-Lago at 4.48pm after passing flag-waving Trump supporters along the route. A travel/ photo lid was called at 4.52pm.
Before that, here is what POTUS said on Air Force One just as it was coming into land, a bumpy experience for reporters standing around him with equipment.
POTUS: "We're in the process of landing. I didn't realise. Quite late. Is everything good?"
Q: After the call, you seem to be much more positive about Canada than you've been in the past?
POTUS: "No, I just think, you know, I've always loved Canada. We had a very good conversation. The Prime Minister - they've got an election going on, so we're going to meet after the election."
Q: You've been talking about the pharma tariffs and what you expect there. Are you going to exempt life saving medications or what can we expect?
POTUS: "Well, we'll be announcing it soon. But we have to bring pharmaceuticals, drugs and pharmaceuticals, back into our country."
Q: What's the rate you're looking at? 15%?
POTUS: "We're looking for a certain number that will be enough to get the drugs and the pharmaceutical companies bringing their product into our country. We never want to have to rely on other countries for that like we did in Covid."
Q: Reciprocal tariffs. A lot of countries are making gestures including Britain.
POTUS: "They want to make deals. It's possible if we can get something for the deal. But, you know, we've been taken advantage of for 40 years, maybe more, and it's just not going to happen any more. But yeah, I'm certainly open to that. If we can do something where we get something for it."
Q: Could that happen before the tariffs are announced?
POTUS: "No, probably later. It's a process - we're landing right now. Sit down. I don't want you to get hurt because I love the fake news. Oh-oh, we're landing right now. I don't want to see anybody get hurt. Have a good time. Good luck, everybody. Good luck. Sit down."
Air Force One touched down moments later and no one was hurt.
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Sent: Friday, March 28, 2025, 4:25 PM
Cc: DL WHO Wranglers
Subject: out of town note 2/ POTUS speaks, AF1 lands
Air Force One took off at 2.36pm and landed in Palm Beach 4.18pm. POTUS came to the press cabin and spoke, mainly about tariffs, but had to wrap after three minutes because the plane was landing, telling reporters: “I don’t want you to get hurt.” Details to follow.
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Sent: Friday, March 28, 2025 2:59 PM
To: VP Comms
Subject: VP Travel Report #7 - Greenland Trip - wheels up shortly
The Vances boarded Air Force Two at 3:51pm local/ 2:51pm ET and waved at the top of the stairs. We will be wheels up shortly, and it’s a roughly 5 hour and 45 minute flight back to Joint Base Andrews.
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Sent: Friday, March 28, 2025, 2:15 PM
To: DL WHO Wranglers
Subject: WHCA WH note 9 - Trump left for Florida
The president emerged from the Oval Office at 1409, walked across the grass to the waiting helicopter with a wave to the gathered press and climbed aboard at 1410.
Following behind were aides and advisers and Cabinet members including Howard Lutnick, Scott Bessent and RFK Jr.
Marine 1 was airborne at 1415.
He is en route Palm Beach. This is his 9th weekend at one of his resorts of his 10 weekends in office of his second term.
Handing off to travel pool for the remainder of today’s activities.
Still to come, answers to the questions he took in the Oval.
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Sent: Friday, March 28, 2025, 1:44 PM
To: DL WHO Wranglers
Subject: WHCA WH note 7 -- Trump takes questions, says "we have to have Greenland"
Trump took questions for 18 minutes on a range of topics.
No real news, apart from the announcement about the Skadden agreement at the top.
With VP Vance in Greenland now, Trump continued to say that the US must have the region."
"We have to have Greenland. It's not a question of 'Do you think we can do without it.' We can't."
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Sent: Friday, March 28, 2025 12:36 PM
To: VP Comms
Subject: VP Travel Report #3 - Greenland Trip - Vance in the mess hall
Vance and the Second Lady entered the mess hall here on base where US Space Force Guardians in uniform were seated at long tables for lunch.
“It’s cold as shit here. Nobody told me,” Vance said, prompting laughs.
Vance said it was a beautiful flight here, that he’s never been to Greenland before and that he’s the first vice president to visit Greenland. He thanked the troops for their work on the base.
“The president is really interested in Arctic security, as you all know, and it’s only going to get bigger over the coming decades,” Vance said.
The Vances sat down at a table where food was already set out for them. Vance asked the people sitting near him where they were from and someone said Texas.
Your pool was then taken out of the room and loaded back into vans. Next on the agenda is military briefing on Arctic security in a conference room in a different location on base.
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Sent: Friday, March 28, 2025 6:10 AM
To: VP Comms
Subject: VP Travel Report #1 - Greenland Trip - Wheels up shortly
Good morning from Joint Base Andrews. I’m your print pooler for Vice President JD Vance’s trip to Pituffik Space Base in Greenland today. This is a day trip, and we are expected to return to JBA tonight.
During his visit, Vance is expected to receive briefings and deliver remarks to US servicemembers on the base, according to a spokesperson for the Vice President. The Vice President will be accompanied today by Second Lady Usha Vance, National Security Advisor Mike Waltz, Energy Secretary Chris Wright, Utah Sen. Mike Lee and former Homeland Security Advisor Julia Nesheiwat, who is Waltz’s wife.
The Vice President and Second Lady arrived at JBA on Marine Two at 6:03am and boarded Air Force Two. Vance did not stop to talk.
We will be wheels up shortly. The flight time to Pituffik is approximately 5 hours and 45 minutes.
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DAILY GUIDANCE AND PRESS SCHEDULE
FOR FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 2025
In-Town Pool
Wire: Bloomberg
Photos: AFP, NYT, Reuters, Getty
TV Corr & Crew: ABC
Secondary TV Corr & Crew: OANN
Print: HuffPost
Radio: NPR
New Media: Timcast
Out-of-Town Pool
New Media: Epoch Times
EDT
1:00 PM THE PRESIDENT participates in the Swearing-In Ceremony for the U.S. Attorney for New Jersey
Oval office
White House Press Pool
2:00 PM THE PRESIDENT departs The White House en route Joint Base Andrews
South Lawn
Open Press
2:10 PM THE PRESIDENT arrives Joint Base Andrews
Joint Base Andrews
Out-of-Town Travel Pool
2:20 PM THE PRESIDENT departs Joint Base Andrews en route Palm Beach International Airport
Joint Base Andrews
Out-of-Town Travel Pool
4:25 PM THE PRESIDENT arrives Palm Beach International Airport
Palm Beach International Airport
Pre-Credentialed media
4:35 PM THE PRESIDENT departs Palm Beach International Airport en route Mar-a-Lago
Palm Beach International Airport
Pre-Credentialed media
4:50 PM THE PRESIDENT arrives Mar-a-Lago
Mar-a-Lago
Out-of-Town Travel Pool
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https://x.com/TheGeorgeHQ/status/1905402342029361641
(Was listening to 'Du Hast', by Ramstein while writing this X post)
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Sent: Thursday, March 27, 2025, 5:23 PM
To: DL WHO Wranglers
Subject: In town report #3: Dinner lid
The White House has called a dinner lid until 7 p.m.
The pool has received no further information on the president's executive order signing, which remained closed to the press.
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Sent: Wednesday, March 26, 2025, 9:16 AM
To: DL WHO Wranglers
Subject: In town report #1: Leavitt gaggle
Good morning and happy Opening Day from the White House. Press secretary Karoline Leavitt gaggled with reporters for about three minutes after a Fox News hit.
She said the White House has not yet received a request from Congress about the Signal chat, and would only say "stay tuned" when asked to preview the executive orders the president is scheduled to sign later.
Full quotes below:
On MS13 arrest: "This is a big win for the American public, and the president is very proud of Attorney General Bondi and the FBI Director Kash Patel, and they worked alongside Governor Youngkin in Virginia. So, we applaud the effort of state and local law enforcement. This was a very violent individual who was picked up in a home with five children present. So, our communities are safer this morning, and it's a good day for our country."
Update on internal investigation into Signal chat?
"Not this morning, but we've been incredibly transparent about this entire situation, and we will continue to be."
On auto tariffs and when lumber/pharmaceutical tariffs might be expected:
"Well, I won't get ahead of the president on any additional tariffs. As you know, on April 2, there will be the reciprocal tariff announcement, which is going to focus on countries particularly that have been ripping off the United States. The president said yesterday he thinks that some of these numbers would be more conservative than many people are expecting, but we're going to make sure that American workers are put first, and we're ending the unfair trade practices that have been hollowing out our middle class for decades."
"And I would just like to emphasize these auto tariffs yesterday are a big deal for auto workers in the industry. And you saw the United Auto Workers Union, Shawn Fain, who wasn't the greatest fan of the president on the campaign trail, came out this morning and applauded the president for this move, saying it's a great thing for auto workers who have been sold out by unfair trade practices."
On whether the White House will change its message or hold anyone accountable on the Signal matter:
"Well, we have never denied that this was a mistake, and the national security aviser took responsibility for that. And we have said we are making changes. We are looking into the matter to ensure it can never happen again. But of course, the president has put together a team — look at the Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, who was voted in by the United States Senate, putting our war fighters first, making the world a safer place for the American people and for all people. And we're going to stay focused on that. and I think the arrest of an MS 13 gang leader this morning speaks volumes about the confidence of the president and his team."
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