President Donald Trump said that he likes the idea of returning Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency to US citizens as a kind of dividend. This happens when unions, democrats and federal employees submitted several lawsuits against Doge.
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Thursday marks a month since Trump took over his office
He is expected to organize a reception for Black History Month in the afternoon and then go to the National Building Museum to give a speech before a meeting of the Republican Governors Association.
There is also a press conference in the barrel with the press spokesman for the White House and other administrative officials.
Trump will sign Executive Orders at another desk in the White House
The determined desk, an oval office, is “slightly reworked” and has published Trump on social media. The desk was built from OAK, which was used in the British Arctic Exploration Ship HMS Resolute, and Queen Victoria was given to President Rutherford B. Hayes in 1880.
In the meantime, Trump said that he would sit at the “C&O” desk, which was previously used by President George HW Bush. It was originally built around 1920 for the owners of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, hence the name.
“This is a beautiful but temporary replacement!” Said Trump.
President Trump aims at more organizations while trying to reduce the German bureaucracy
He listed four goals in his executive order on Wednesday, including the United States Institute of Peace, which promotes conflict resolution worldwide, and Presidio Trust, which manages a park in San Francisco.
Both organizations were created by the congress. The Executive Ordinance states that “they reduce the performance of their legal functions and the associated personnel on the legally prescribed minimum application and function”.
Trump also led the elimination of various advisory bodies, including the health advisory committee, the advisory committee for Long Covid and the Council of the Community Bank.
Trump says the federal government should take over DC and support the GOP boost of the congress
Trump threw his support for the efforts of the congress to take over the country’s capital on Wednesday and said that he again approved the Columbia district under direct federal control.
In conversation with reporters on board the Air Force One, Trump complained about crime and homelessness in the district and said: “I think we should take over Washington, DC – make sure.” He added: “I think we should rule District of Columbia.”
As part of the city’s home control, the Congress already hires all DC laws and can tip them over directly. Some Republicans of the Congress have tried to go even further, to erode the constrained autonomy of the city for decades and to put them back under the direct control of the federal government, as it was in its foundation.
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The Senate is pushing for the confirmation of Kash Patel as a FBI director
The Senate should vote on Thursday whether Kash Patel should be confirmed as a FBI director, a decision that despite the concerns of the Democrats about his qualifications and the prospect that he would be equipped with President Donald Trump, on the leading law enforcement authority in the country could.
Patel released the Senate Justice Committee last week with a participating party lesson at 12 to 10 to 10 years.
It is expected that he will not be confirmed if more than three Republican senators resist Trump’s will and vote against him, which is considered unlikely.
Patel, a Trump loyalist who has severely criticized the agency he is supposed to lead, would inherit a FBI recorded by turbulence. The Ministry of Justice has forced a group of high -ranking FBI officers last month and asked an extremely unusual demand for the names of thousands of agents who took part in investigations related to January 6th.
Trump said that he would expect some of these agents to be released.
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Trump and Musk say that they like to work together and will stay on it. Will it take?
It has been a burning political question for weeks: How long will Trump – who doesn’t like to share the spotlight – be able to do exactly that with musk, and a billionaire also likes to be very aware of?
In a common Fox News Channel interview, which was broadcast on Tuesday, both insisted that they liked themselves very much and would stick to their arrangements, although Trump said the media were trying to “distinguish us”.
Sometimes Trump, as Sean Hannity of Fox News Channel, leaned back to Muschus to counteract a democratic story that he is an insensitive and not chosen force to destroy the government and improve civil society.
There were also moments when Trump and Musk ended the other’s sentences as if they were part of a buddy comedy and not the president and his most powerful assistant.
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Trump supports the idea of sending American citizens a few Doge savings
At an investment conference in Miami on Wednesday, Trump said that he likes the idea of returning some of the savings of Musks Department of Government Efficiency to US citizens as a kind of dividend, and that the administration is considering a concept in which 20% of 20% of the savings that are achieved by the cost reduction efforts of Doge to American citizens, and another 20% pay the State debt.
Trump also said that the potential for dividend payments would encourage people to report wasteful expenses.
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