萊維特主持白宮簡報會（7/31）

我們今天有很多消息 我也為您準備了一些宣傳 讓我們開始吧 首先,在代表總統和白宮 我們向紐約警察司令伊斯蘭的家人 他們犧牲了他們的同鄉紐約人 犧牲了他們的同鄉紐約人 今天紐約市舉行婚禮儀式 在白宮的所有人都將 司令的家人、朋友 和紐約警察司令的同鄉 在我們的想法和祈禱中 總統總是 總是會 為我們的男人和女人站在藍色的路上 祝福司令伊斯蘭 和其他人 在這無意義的暴力行為中 另一個消息 總統特朗普的工作訪問 是一場巨大的成功 在少於48小時 總統特朗普 銷售了歷史上最大的 最有影響力的貿易協議 並防止亞洲發生第二次貿易戰 自從他上任以來 我們從未有過一個總統 擁有美國的全力 來商討好貿易 對我們的國家 和它的人民 像總統特朗普一樣 這就是最大的貢獻 在和平的前提 總統特朗普幫助 臺灣和柬埔寨 進行即時和無條件的止火 這兩個國家 參與了一場死亡的戰爭 直到總統特朗普進場 終止這場戰爭 總統特朗普 直接通過電話 與臺灣的行政總統 和柬埔寨的總統 通知兩位領導人 除非他們終止戰爭 否則 聯合國和美國 不會進行貿易討論或協議 幾乎立刻之後 一件貿易協議 拯救了數千人的生命 並允許貿易協議 與這些國家結束 總統特朗普 現在已經結束了 臺灣和柬埔寨之間的戰爭 以色列和伊朗 羅灣和 共和國的共和國 印度和巴基斯坦 塞爾維亞和喀什維 以及埃及和伊地利 這意味著 總統特朗普 平均有協議 一項和平協議 或止火 每月 在他工作的六個月 很快 總統特朗普 獲得了榮譽和平獎 我知道 以色列的議題 在眾人的頭上 我有一項更新 來自特勤委員會 史蒂夫·威特科夫 我今天早上 和他通電話 特勤委員會 史蒂夫·威特科夫 和哈格比總統 在今天在以色列 與總統納尼亞胡 和其他官員 關於提供 食物和幫助 給加州 總統特朗普 是一個人類主義者 他有一個大心 這就是為什麼 他發送特勤委員會 史蒂夫·威特科夫 到這個地區 為了拯救生命 來結束這個危機 明天 特勤委員會 哈格比總統 將在加州旅遊 檢查現時的 供應鏈 並安排計劃 提供更多的食物 並與當地的加州人 首先聽到 這個嚴重的情況 在地上 特勤委員會 和總統 將在他們的訪問後 提供最終的計劃 供應鏈 和食物 到這個地區 我們將為你們提供 更多的詳細資訊 當這個計劃 得到通過 美國總統的同意 後 在貿易方面 總統確認了 歷史性的貿易協議 與歐洲聯盟 這將讓美國 優先 並基本上 強化了 貿易關係 世界上 兩大經濟體之間 這個協議 實現了 總統川普總統 貿易的核心承諾 超越了 美國的 製造能力 並開啟了 外國市場 進口給美國商人 這個協議 保證 美國商人 將有 不可預期的 進口 到歐洲聯盟 市場 進口 我們的 美國製造品 另外 這個協議的一部分 歐洲聯盟將購入 750億美元 在美國的能源 來強化 我們的能源主導 減少歐洲的 依賴 對敵人的資源 並縮小 我們的貿易負擔 與歐洲聯盟 歐洲聯盟 也將進行 新的投資 60億美元 在美國 加上 超過100億美元 歐洲公司 每年都投資 在美國 這些巨大的購入 和投資 將在 2028年 我們正在觀看 川普總統 重建 世界史上 最偉大的經濟 並同時證明 所謂的 經濟專家 每個轉折 都錯誤 媒體評論家 說 與歐洲聯盟 如此偉大 和有利於 美國 是不可能的 但川普總統 讓它發生了 所謂的經濟專家 不斷地說 美國 經濟 會在夏天 夏天 快到了 這個流行 並不存在 昨天 實際上 第二季的 GDP增長 增加了 3.0% 每年 相當於 預期 的增長 川普總統 的美國 第一政策 是引導 經濟增長 他一直說 他們會 而這個增長 是由私人 不是政府 美國政府 經濟 下跌了 第二季 實際上 有利於 增長了 2% 在第一季 下跌 川普總統 正確地 調整 經濟 反映 拜登政府 所做的 並允許 私人 經濟 增長 這些 所謂的 經濟 說 川普總統 的 經濟 下跌 私人 中文譯聽不清 Finally, as you all know, the President signed an executive order earlier this year to solve the problem of exorbitant pharmaceutical pricing. According to recent data, the prices that Americans have been paying for brand-name drugs are more than three times the price other similarly developed nations pay. The President is determined to solve this problem and took further action today. He has signed 17 letters to pharmaceutical companies' CEOs. I would like to read you one of these letters to the CEO of Eli Lilly. All of these letters will be provided to you following this briefing. This is to the CEO of Eli Lilly from the President of the United States. On May 12, 2025, I signed an executive order delivering most favored nation prescription drug pricing to American patients to stop global fleet freeloading and guarantee that Americans pay the same prices enjoyed by other developed nations. Right now, brand-name drugs in the United States are up to three times higher on average than anywhere else for the identical medicines. This unacceptable burden on hard-working American families ends with my administration. Most proposals the Trump administration has received to resolve this critical issue promised more of the same, shifting blame and requesting policy changes that would result in billions of dollars in handouts to industry. Moving forward, the only thing I will accept from drug manufacturers is a commitment that provides American families immediate relief from the vastly inflated drug prices and an end to the free ride of American innovation by European and other developed nations. Accordingly, I'm calling on Eli Lilly and company and every manufacturer doing business in our great country to take the following actions within the next 60 days. Extend the most favored nation pricing to Medicaid, guarantee most favored nation pricing for newly launched drugs, return increased revenues abroad to American patients and taxpayers, provide for direct purchasing at most favored nation pricing. The President's team, including Secretary Kennedy and Administrator Oz, stand ready to implement these terms. The President expects to further engage with them immediately in good faith to deliver relief for American families. Make no mistake, a collaborative effort towards achieving global pricing parity would be the most effective path for companies, the government and American patients. But if you refuse to step up, we will deploy every tool in our arsenal to protect American families from continued abusive drug pricing practices. Americans are demanding lower drug prices and they need them today. Other nations have been freeloading on U.S. innovation for far too long, and it is time they pay their fair share. I look forward to your binding commitments to each of these goals by September 29th, 2025. And my team stands ready to assist with implementation questions. Thank you for your immediate attention to this vital national priority. Signed, President Donald J. Trump. Again, to the CEO of Eli Lilly. This letter, in its form, has been designed for each of the 17 major drug and pharmaceutical companies in the United States, and we're happy to provide you the full list. And I believe you will see all 17 letters popping on Truth Social very shortly, so you can look out for those, and I'm happy to take any further questions. Before we get to questions, I do have one other announcement. From the White House and from the President, we are proud to announce that the construction of the new White House Ballroom will begin. For 150 years, presidents, administrations and White House staff have longed for a large event space on the White House complex that can hold substantially more guests than currently allowed. President Trump has expressed his commitment to solving this problem on behalf of future administrations and the American people. The White House is one of the most beautiful and historic buildings in the world. Yet the White House is currently unable to host major functions honoring world leaders in other countries without having to install a large and unsightly tent approximately 100 yards away from the main building's entrance. The White House State Ballroom will be a much-needed and exquisite addition of approximately 90,000 total square feet of innately designed and carefully crafted space with a seated capacity of 650 people, which is a significant increase from the 200-person seated capacity in the East Room of the White House. In recent weeks, President Trump has held several meetings with members of the White House staff, the National Park Service, the White House Military Office and the United States Secret Service to discuss design features and planning. President Trump has chosen McCreery Architects as the lead architect, which is well known for their classical architectural design and based right here in our nation's capital. The construction team will be headed by Clark Construction and the engineering team will be led by ACOM. The project will begin in September 2025 and it is expected to be completed long before the end of President Trump's term. President Trump and other donors have generously committed to donating the funds necessary to build this approximately $200 million structure. The United States Secret Service will provide the necessary security enhancements and modifications. The White House Ballroom will be substantially separated from the main building of the White House, but at the same time, its theme and architectural heritage will be almost identical. The site of the new ballroom will be where the small, heavily changed and reconstructed East Wing currently sits. The East Wing was constructed in 1902 and has been renovated and changed many times with a second story added in 1942. White House Chief of Staff Suzy Wiles has provided the following statement. President Trump is a builder at heart and has an extraordinary eye for detail. The President and the Trump White House are fully committed to working with the appropriate organizations to preserve the special history of the White House while building a beautiful ballroom that can be enjoyed by future administrations and generations of Americans to come. In the White House, we will continue to provide the American public and all of you in the press with updates on this project at whitehouse.gov slash visit. And if you go there shortly, you will be able to see renderings and visuals of what this ballroom will look like, both the exterior and the interior. I have provided some photos for all of you in the room today. This is the interior of the ballroom space. It's quite beautiful. And then this is the exterior of the ballroom space. As you can see, it will come off of the executive mansion as it sits today, and the east wing will be modernized and renovated. We're happy to answer any further questions on that. Jennifer, since you're so eager, I will go to you. But first, as always, I want to start with our new media seat, Ben Weingarten. Why don't you go ahead, Ben? Thank you. In light of the release, the declassification of the annex to the Durham report today, beyond any potential prosecution, the outcomes of which will likely be uncertain, what does the president believe justice for Russiagate ought to entail? Might it include restitution for those whose lives were upended as a consequence of Russiagate and perhaps a major reorganization of the national security apparatus? Well, I think a major organization of the national security apparatus, at least here at the White House within the National Security Council, has indeed taken place, and the president entrusts his current CIA director, John Ratcliffe, and our ODNI director, Tulsi Gabbard, to make the necessary changes to ensure classified intelligence, especially that could implement or hurt the national security of our country does not make its way into the hands of irresponsible actors who want to politicize that intelligence for their own end. Since you brought up the declassification report that was put out by Senator Grassley today, I'm glad you brought it up because this should be a story every outlet in this room should be covering. This is further evidence that Hillary Clinton approved the Russia hoax against President Trump. Her campaign financed it. Again, she approved it. And the FBI and the CIA were both weaponized to, as our director of CIA has said, accelerate this hoax against then-candidate and former President Trump. To answer the heart of your question, the president wants to see justice served, and he trusts the attorney general and the Department of Justice to implement that justice and hold these people accountable. One more question, briefly, if I may, on a totally different topic. There's been legislation reintroduced in the House and Senate on designating the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization. The Muslim Brotherhood is considered by many to be the fountainhead of Sunni Islamic supremacism from which Hamas and other groups have spawned, with a nexus to domestic organizations as well. Does the president support designating the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization? Frankly, I'm not sure because I haven't talked to him and I would never want to get ahead of the National Security Council on specific designations. It sounds like something this administration would support, but we can get a firm answer for you. How's that? Thanks for being here. Jennifer, go ahead. Eager beavers. How much of the East Wing will be torn down? The entire East Wing or just parts of it? So the East Wing is going to be modernized. The necessary construction will take place and for those who are housed in the East Wing, including the Office of the First Lady, the White House Military Office, the White House Visitor's Offices, those offices will be temporarily relocated while the East Wing is being modernized. And then on Israel-Gaza, there are some reports that negotiations with Hamas might not be continuing. Did you get any updates from Steve Witkoff on that? I did. Special Envoy Witkoff is actively talking with our counterparts in Israel about that and he wants to give some grace to the president so he can fully brief the president on what he's learning on the ground in both Israel and Gaza. But the president put out a very strong statement on Truth Social this morning, which I'm sure you saw, and he said the quickest way to end this entire conflict, the humanitarian crisis that we've seen and the crisis in Israel that of course started on October 7th when Hamas brutally kidnapped and raped innocent Israelis. That terrible terrorist attack is for Hamas to surrender to release all of the hostages and to end this conflict. And that's what the president wants to see. He's made that very clear. But the special envoy will be in Gaza tomorrow as I shared with you previously. Josh. Can you give us a little more clarity on the tariff? You said that the reciprocals will take effect tomorrow. Does that include the new auto rates for instance of Japan, Korea, the EU? Is this all coming effective tomorrow? So the countries, some of the countries you just mentioned, Japan, South Korea, they have bespoke trade deals that the president cut, which just to backtrack for a second, Josh, we promised that the president would negotiate with countries all around the world to cut tailor-made trade deals depending on those countries' challenges, how badly they've ripped off the United States of America and our manufacturing industry and our workforce in the past. And he has done that. Of our 18 major trading partners, two-thirds of those trading partners have a deal. We've sent out 17 letters to countries around the world. And the rest of those countries that either do not have a deal or have a letter, they will be hearing from this administration by the midnight deadline tonight. So yes, tomorrow, August 1st, the reciprocal rates will be going into effect. If more deals are cut between now and midnight, I will never count out the president. You've seen him do it before. He cut three deals in one day very recently. So we'll see what happens. I do know foreign leaders are ringing his phone realizing this deadline is a real thing for them tomorrow and they're bringing offers to the table. We're reporting that the president wants to meet David Solomon of Goldman Sachs today. Can you say what they'll discuss with anything in that meeting? I won't discuss the president's private meetings from this podium, and it hasn't taken place yet unless he gives me liberty to do so. Finally, have you talked with the president about his position on the stock trading ban built for Congress? He obviously had pretty loaded comments about Senator Hawley. There's some reporting that he's since spoken. What is his position on the current status of that bill? The president has spoken to Senator Hawley who called him, and the president took that call. As the president said in the Roosevelt Room yesterday, conceptually, he of course supports the idea of ensuring that members of Congress and United States senators who are here for public service cannot enrich themselves. The reason that this idea to put a ban on stock trading for members of Congress is even a thing is because of Nancy Pelosi. I mean, she is rightfully criticized because she makes, I think, $174,000 a year, yet she has a net worth of approximately 413 million. In 2024, Nancy Pelosi's stock portfolio, this was a fascinating statistic to me, grew 70% in one year in 2024, and her portfolio outperformed every single large hedge fund in that same year, and even more than doubled the returns of Warren Buffet's Berkshire Hathaway. So I think the president stands with the American people on this. He doesn't want to see people like Nancy Pelosi enriching themselves off of public service and ripping off their constituents in the process. As for the mechanics of the legislation and how it will move forward, the White House continues to be in discussions with our friends on Capitol Hill. Emily, in a new seat today. Thanks, Caroline. I wanted to ask about this report that the president wants to host a G-20 meeting at Toronto. How is he going to do that considering all the preparations that have been going on in South Africa? And also, would that be seen as his businesses possibly profiting from hosting this kind of meeting? I would reject that premise entirely. We have announcements and details forthcoming on the G-20, but my understanding is no firm announcement is ready to be made at this time. I did see the report, but we're not in a place to confirm it just yet. Michelle. Just on the tariffs, what are the logistics for imposing those? Does the president have to sign an executive order tonight? What's the timing of that? Yes, and he will be signing an executive order at some point this afternoon or later this evening. And as always, we'll keep you posted when that happens and it will be released from our office. And are there some of these countries that have had... have they all had contact with U.S. officials or are there some countries that are going to get letters that have had no opportunity to negotiate with the United States? Well, there's a lot of countries that I know have reached out. I believe it's upwards of 200 countries around the world have reached out to the trade and tariff team. Of course, as I said previously and the president said, we're going to prioritize our key trading partners, which we have done, like I said, of the 18. Two-thirds of those we have cut these tailor-made deals with. But I do know that the trade team has been working around the clock to try to be in correspondence with as many countries as possible. But if they haven't heard from us yet, they will in the form of a letter or an executive order by midnight tonight. We'll go to the back. Sure, go ahead. In the back left. Thank you. Amanda, yes. Thank you very much. I have a question to ask about the U.S. Amanda, you can go ahead. U.S. and South Korea tariff negotiations at the tariff negotiations between South Korea and the United States concluded yesterday. President Trump stated on his SNS Truth Social that he would announce the specific details of the investment in the United States at the South Korea-United States summit in two weeks. My question is is this tariff negotiation a final agreement or is further negotiation necessary? Thank you. Well, yes. As you know, the President met with representatives of the Republic of South Korea here at the White House yesterday. And they did in fact reach a deal. And South Korea will pay a 15 percent tariff rate including 15 percent on autos while providing historic market access to American goods like autos and rice. Korea will purchase $100 billion in American energy by 2028. And the centerpiece of this deal is that South Korea has agreed to invest $350 billion at the President's direction to revitalize American industry. 90 percent of those profits will go to the United States government to help pay down our debt and for other matters at the President's choosing. So it was a very successful meeting yesterday. Do you have anything set up for the U.S.-South Korea summit? I'll get you something on that. I don't have it at my fingertips. OK. Amanda. Thank you, Caroline. There are a number of congressional Republicans who have raised the alarm about the fact that roughly 80 percent of pharmaceuticals are either manufactured or their precursors are manufactured in either China or India. There are some pieces of legislation, some recommendations, which include either on-shoring, near-shoring or friend-shoring, those components of that. Do you know if the President intends to throw the weight of the executive behind that? I don't have any updates for you at this time. I do have an update on our EU trade deal. I stand corrected. It's not $60 billion in investments. It's $600 billion in investments. I want to make that very clear. And I personally watched the President behind closed doors with the European President in Scotland negotiating this deal. And he got the most juice out of that squeeze that he could. And he was constantly looking out for America's interests. So I just wanted to clarify that one point. Deanna. Thanks,Caroline. For the countries that don't have a deal yet, should we be looking at the April 2nd chart at all? Or is he negotiating and talking about having a set tariff rate, 10 percent, 20 percent? Those discussions are taking place with the trade team today. And again, we'll provide further guidance with that executive order once it is signed. And the answer to that question will be in that executive order. Is he looking to provide any more extensions today after his phone call with Mexico? Is there any other conversations like that? I do know that other foreign leaders around the world have reached out. And if the President decides to share the conclusions of those calls with all of you, he will do so himself. But I do want to reiterate what the President said about Mexico. Mexico is still paying tariffs. They're paying a 25 percent tariff on fentanyl, 25 percent tariff on cars, a 50 percent tariff on steel, aluminum and copper. And additionally, Mexico has agreed to immediately terminate its non-tariff trade barriers of which there are many. And as the President said, we will continue to talk to Mexico over the next 90 days with the goal of signing a larger trade deal. The key to this, again, is Mexico has agreed to terminate those non-tariff barriers and to continue to work with us in good faith. Mexico is a very unique situation of all the other countries around the world because, of course, we share our southern border with Mexico, which we've seen an increase in cooperation between Mexico's President Claudia Scheinbaum and our administration on clamping down on drug trafficking and human trafficking at the southern border. We appreciate those efforts and we'll continue to work in good faith and to continue to have these trade discussions as well. Joey. Yeah, thanks, Caroline. Just clarifying on the previous question. President Trump has indicated he's been looking at an either 15 percent or 20 percent baseline universal tariff. Has he landed on one of those yet? I won't get ahead of the President on that baseline announcement. And then, secondly, what did Treasury Secretary Bessett mean yesterday when he called the new Trump accounts for newborns a, quote, backdoor to privatizing social security? Does the administration view this new Trump accounts as a way to, in the long term, perhaps privatize social security? What the Secretary of Treasury was saying and what this administration believes is that these Trump newborn accounts, which is an incredibly creative and great provision that was in the One Big Beautiful Bill for newborn babies and families and future generations of Americans will help supplement not substitute social security. The Trump administration is wholeheartedly committed to protecting social security. The President did it in his first term. He's doing it again in this term. But these newborn accounts are another revenue stream for young people to watch their money grow throughout their lives and to one day be able to access those funds so they can hopefully build a home and live the American dream. Jake. Just one follow-up on the tariffs and then one not. Is the President at all considering extending the August 12th China deadline at all? Is that in consideration? So, look, on China, you heard from the President on Air Force One when we were returning from Scotland. You've heard from the Treasury Secretary as well, Ambassador Jameson Greer. They just spent two days in Geneva for their third round of talks with China. And the current policy, the current trade program that we have going with China right now as it stands will decrease our deficit by $5 billion this year. So we are moving in the right direction when it comes to China. And Secretary Besson and Ambassador Greer continue to be in direct communication with our Chinese counterpart. But is the deadline is an extension on the table potentially from the August 12th deadline as it stands? I don't think so, but I'll let the Secretary of Treasury speak on that because he's leading these negotiations. Reagan, go ahead. Thanks, Caroline. There's growing frustration that more Trump's nominees haven't been confirmed. Why does the President think Senate Republicans are so behind and has he had any further conversations with Leader Food about it? The President has had many conversations with his friends in the United States Senate about advancing his nominees, his judicial nominees through this process. It is critical that we get these good attorneys in these positions so that we can end the weaponization of justice, so we can have true law and order in our country. It's unfortunate the Democrats are playing political games, but the President has made it clear to Senate Republicans they need to do everything in their power to advance the President's nominees as well. Kelly, go ahead. Caroline, thank you. Two questions real quickly. Sure. Nigeria. Congressman Chris Smith, Republican from New Jersey, is calling upon the President of the United States to do something in terms of imposing perhaps sanctions on Nigeria for the persecution of Christians living in the northern part of Nigeria by radical Islamic groups. Has he contacted the President yet? And do you know if there's any action that the President will take? I'm not tracking a call between the President and the head of Nigeria. I know the President wholeheartedly condemns the persecution of Christians or frankly of people of any faith all over the world, but I don't have any updates for you in terms of sanctions in this part of the world. My second question, Caroline, deals with immigration here in America. As you know, a lot of deportation has been going on. ISIS has been going after violent criminals that are here illegally and rightly so. In the midst of that, there are some evangelical pastors who are stating that it may have gone to a point of being indiscriminate and actually getting innocent people like members of the clergy. Has the President and has ICE looked at that to see how they can actually go after those violent criminals but also make sure that members of the clergy are still not being deported? Well, look, the administration has always maintained the position that anyone who illegally crosses our nation's borders is subject to deportation. That's just the law of the land and we must be a nation that enforces our laws. But the priority from ICE, of course, is to deport, detain, arrest and remove violent, illegal aliens and criminals from our country. And they have been doing that at the rate of thousands of illegal, violent criminals every single week, especially in Democrat-run sanctuary cities where these illegal, violent criminals have been given a safe haven and have essentially been immune from our nation's laws under the previous administration. That's not happening anymore because of this President and Secretary Nome and the Department of Homeland Security. And we are going to be a nation of laws. And as we've said repeatedly, if you came here illegally, you are subject to deportation, but the priority are those public safety threats that we must remove from our communities. Thank you so much, Caroline. Two questions. So what, from us, hardens its position in Israel provides aid? And do you have any new information on the hostages that need aid, too? And second question, we heard President Trump criticize President Macron and Prime Minister Stormer for their statement about recognizing a Palestinian state. What is the President's position on recognizing a Palestinian state? And will he recognize Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria? I can answer both of those questions for you. On the second question about a Palestinian state, the President expressed his displeasure and his disagreement with the leaders of France, the United Kingdom and Canada. He feels as though that's rewarding Hamas at a time where Hamas is the true impediment to a ceasefire and to the release of all of the hostages. So to your first question, the President wants to see all of the hostages released. He cares deeply about this. He has met with many of the former hostages, many of the families of those who have loved ones who are still being held hostage in Gaza. I have met with them, too. It is absolutely devastating what these poor people have been through. And the President is always thinking about them. And that's why he's designated his special envoy, Steve Witkoff, who's doing a tremendous job to release the hostages and to end this conflict. But the President has always said the last remaining hostages, now there are 20 living hostages in Gaza, will always be the hardest because Hamas is unfortunately using these innocent people as bargaining chips. But nevertheless, we are committed to seeing this come to an end. Elizabeth. Thanks, Caroline. Part of the settlement with Brown prohibits it from performing transgender procedures or prescribing hormone, puberty blockers, that type of thing. Will eliminating these types of procedures be a priority for the Trump administration in negotiations with other universities? I can tell you that ending the chemical castration of children in our country is a priority of this administration. We've talked to many of these universities about it, but we've also, the President has also taken very strong action to cut off the funding for any medical institution in this country that provides those barbaric procedures. The Brown University agreement, since you brought it up, is yet another win to root out antisemitic behavior on our nation's college campuses and unlawful racial discrimination. Brown has agreed to no longer allow unlawful racial discrimination in admissions or university programming. They have agreed to provide access to all relevant data and information to rigorously assess compliance with its commitment to merit-based admissions, and they will pay $50 million over 10 years to state workforce development organizations that comply with anti-discrimination laws supporting regional economic growth and career opportunities. Brown will also adopt the definitions of male and female from President Trump's executive order defending women in gender ideology extremism from women's sports, programming, facilities and housing. Brown will no longer perform gender reassignment surgeries on minors or prescribe them puberty blockers or cross-sex hormones, and Brown will take steps to improve the campus climate for Jewish students and combat antisemitism on their campus. This is yet another huge win for American students and for those who love our country and want to abide by our country's laws. On the topic of defending women from gender ideology extremism and helping women's sports, the President will be signing an executive order at 4 o'clock today with some very famous professional athletes whom I'm sure you all know. And that executive order will be focused on strengthening athletics in our country and making America healthy again. And we are going to re-implement the presidential fitness test in America's schools, which is, I think, something all Americans can get behind. So you'll hear from the President in two hours and we will see you all there. Thank you.