Summary
President Donald Trump held a 100-minute news conference discussing his administration's past year. During the conference, he mentioned various topics, including his achievements, immigration, baseball memories, and a proposal to rename the Gulf of Mexico. The event took place before his planned trip to Europe amid international and domestic tensions.
Key Facts
- President Trump held a press conference for more than 100 minutes at the White House.
- He talked about his administration's accomplishments over the past year.
- Trump showed a stack labeled "Accomplishments" and claimed his administration did more than any other.
- He shared memories about playing baseball as a child in New York City.
- Trump mentioned considering renaming the Gulf of Mexico to the "Gulf of Trump."
- Clips from the news conference became popular on social media.
- The conference occurred before Trump was to leave for Europe, amid tariff threats and troop readiness in Minneapolis.
- Trump assured Washington, D.C. would be safer due to his anti-crime measures.
