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White House Press Pool Reports @WHPressPool - Travel Pool Report 6/Scheduling news
President Trump kicked off his remarks saying he will return to Alabama next Saturday (Oct. 10) to watch the football game between the Georgia Bulldogs and Alabama Crimson Tide in Tuscaloosa.
He noted interest in the fact that he is visiting deeply Republican areas ahead of the midterms, saying, "I'm coming really as a sign of respect."
He also touted $3 billion in federal funding for a local bridge project. "Maybe they'll name the damned bridge after me," he joked.
Steven Nelson
New York Post
Fri. Oct. 2, 6:36 PM
https://x.com/WHPressPool/status/2106170397209116811

White House Press Pool Reports @WHPressPool - 🏌️ Travel Pool Report 7/Remarks over
President Trump wrapped up at 7:40. Some highlights:
Trump repeated his prediction that the Iran war would end "probably right after the midterms."
Oil prices likely will be "lower than it was," he said.
Trump mentioned major companies opening manufacturing facilities in Alabama and federal funding to build submarines and Coast Guard cutters in the state.
He received a standing ovation for saying no president has done more for Alabama.
Trump said if Republicans win, there would be $5,000 checks for all. And if Democrats win, there would be an economic depression.