BREAKING NEWS: Trump Speaks To Governors At The White House, Takes Multiple Questions (youtube.com)
Trump said the US needs double the energy it has, because AI needs the amount the US currently has at least. So he's having them build their own energy plants. That way, they can make them good and not have to be subject to a bad grid, and can make them secure against possible attacks, whatever. Powered mostly by natural gas, some with coal and some with nuclear.
Paper ballots cost 8% what voter machines cost, and same day voting (not 64 days like California), with voter ID and proof of citizenship. To not have voter fraud. ‘Any time you have mail in voting you’re going to have fraud.'
If you have a close election and you still have 63 days of voting left, how would you ever know who won? Trump asked. I guess because since the powers that control that area can manipulate things, they have a couple months to do so.
At 57:30 he finishes talking about not allowing men to compete in women's athletics, and called out Maine. This shows how Trump approaches conflict with governors who oppose this type of policy.
He's turning education back over to the states, noting how the US has gone from 37 out of 40 nations (the nations that actually matter on this metric) to 40th, last, despite paying the most in costs.
Same day, a judge extended the block on DOGE from accessing Treasury Department systems ‘responsible for trillions of dollars in government payments.’
Maybe all the people who the Democrats (formerly liberals) stood up for are already completely accepted in society. It used to be gays had a hard time around Conservatives. Now gay is everywhere. Blacks got the presidency like 16 years ago or something. Women have more legal priveleges than men.
So far, Trump is impressing everyone, I think. Biden took no risks and did nothing for the people, only for the establishment and for the powers that controlled. Trump is taking risks and doing things for the people, and not for the establishment. He is also being humble, letting other people do great things and even outshine him, like Musk. His presidency will be remembered, and it's only a month in. If he keeps going, he'll be considered a great man and a great American, which the States hasn't even had in how many decades? Obama also stands out, but more perhaps as a show (and for being a ‘minority’ and ‘outsider’ sort of, but his policies and effects were largely negative, and he didn't protect human or civil rights and didn't stand up to power. He persecuted or permitted to be persecuted people who worked for freedom and rights, like Assange. Even his Kennedy impersonation wasn't high quality. University prof.