10 things that president and his team did this week

This week, President Donald Trump continued to play in the world violation, and the rest of the world did his best to interact with him.

His sixth week saw the events of the house and abroad when the US president hosted foreign leaders in the White House, including UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer.

The wars in Ukraine and the gas also emerged in large, sometimes strange.

If you are afterwards, here’s a reminder of 10 major steps from the Trump administration this week.

On Wednesday, Trump held the first session of the Cabinet of Ministers. Among those present was the billionaire advisor Elon Musk, who is not actually a member of the Cabinet of Ministers.

A great topic was the Dogel Plan – the so -called government’s Department of Muscovy – to reduce the size of the federal bureaucracy.

On the same day, the Federal Agency meeting sent a memo to submit plans for a “significant reduction” by their employees by March 13.

French President Emmanuel Macron became the first foreign visitor to come to the White House this week.

Trump accepted Macron on Monday, the third anniversary of a full -scale invasion of Ukraine.

After the meeting, Macron said that Trump had a “great reason” to restore his connection with Russian President Vladimir Putin – a noticeable departure from France’s previous policy on isolation. But he did not make his obligations from Trump that the US would help Europe in its security needs.

This week, UK Prime Minister Sir Kire Starmer also met with the US President. Both discussed trading and US security guarantees for Ukraine.

Trump said there is a “very good chance” of a trade transaction between the US and the UK where “tariffs will not be needed”. Such a deal, according to Trump, can be made “pretty quickly”.

In part, through their entrance remarks, Sir Keir reached into his jacket pocket and pulled out an official letter from King Charles – an invitation to a second state visit.

Trump seemed to be honest for a few seconds, asking, “Should I read it now?”

After reading the letter, Trump said he had accepted the invitation and that there would be an “pride” to visit a “fantastic” country.

Ukraine and the United States have developed a transaction that would give the US access to Ukraine’s deposits of rare land. President of Ukrainian Volodzimir Zelensky is expected to go to Washington on Friday to sign it.

Zelensky said he hoped that the “previous” agreement with the United States “would lead to further transactions, but confirmed that the US security guarantees have not yet been agreed.

In particular, on Thursday, Trump seemed to be back his fierce criticism of Zelensky, whom he called a “dictator” last week. Asked on Thursday, Trump replied, “Did I say it? I can’t believe that I would say.”

Trump shared a controversial video generated video of Gaza, appearing to reflect the affiliated enclave as a Mediterranean resort and is governed by the US president.

The clip, which caused the madness of social media, came after Trump stated that his administration’s controversial plan to take over gas and rebuild it into the “Rivie” of the Middle East.

The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has announced a $ 1 billion plan.

Officials say they will be a $ 500 million budget for biological security measures, approximately $ 100 million on vaccine research and development and $ 400 million on financial aid programs.

Trump has submitted $ 5 million (£ 3.9 million) visa plans to sell $ 5 million), which offers wealthy buyers a permanent residence in the US and the path to citizenship.

The president told reporters that the visas would function with a similar green card that allows immigrants to live and work permanently in the United States, but will go to “high -level people”.

“People who can pay $ 5 million, they are going to create jobs,” Trump said. “It will sell as crazy. It’s a deal.”

On Tuesday, Republicans in the House of Representatives narrowly adopted a bill on public spending on a multi -political dollar, which is a great impetus for Trump, which promotes his agenda.

It includes 4.5 trillion. Dollars (£ 3.6 TN) with a reduction in taxes that are partially funded by reducing costs but also potentially increasing the US government’s significant debt.

However, in order to become a law, there are still a number of steps that must pass the expense plan.

Trump said to invite the Philadelphian Eagle to the White House to celebrate his recent Super Cup victory despite the rumors that champions may refuse invitation.

“Absolutely, they will be expanded,” Trump said in an oval office on Tuesday. “They deserve to be here, and we hope to see them.”

“Eagles” missed a visit to the White House when they won in 2018, but the team plans to attend the event this year, the US media reports.