What Did Trump Do in the Past 24 Hours? (2025-12-10)

Deep News
Dec 10

1. Final Interviews for Fed Chair Candidates to Begin This Week – Trump stated he is considering several candidates for the Federal Reserve chair position. Reports suggest he will conduct final-round interviews this week.

2. Promoting Tariff Policies – During a speech in Pennsylvania, Trump emphasized his tariff policies and their benefits to the state. He also boasted about eliminating taxes on tips and overtime pay.

3. Renewed Criticism of the Fed – Trump criticized the Federal Reserve again, hinting he might seek to remove board members appointed by former President Biden if their appointments were signed by an autopen.

4. Praising Anti-Drug Operations – Trump openly praised recent U.S. strikes against suspected drug-smuggling vessels in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific, declaring, "Missiles blew them to pieces."

5. Attacking Somalia and Somali-American Lawmaker – Trump called Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar (the first Somali-American elected to Congress in 2018) "someone who only complains" and suggested his administration "should kick her out" of the U.S. He also labeled Somalia as "filthy, disgusting, crime-ridden," calling it "the worst country in the world."

6. Criticizing Europe’s "Decline" Due to Immigration – In an interview with Politico, Trump claimed that "most" European nations are "declining" because of immigration, arguing that differing ideologies among migrants weaken these countries.

7. Ending Biden-Era Student Loan Repayment Plan – The Trump administration announced the termination of a major student loan repayment program initiated under Biden. The Education Department stated over 7 million borrowers were enrolled and would receive repayment guidance in the coming weeks.

8. Urging Zelensky to "Accept Defeat" – Trump told Politico that Russia holds the "upper hand" in negotiations and that Ukrainian President Zelensky must "start accepting defeat."

9. Grading His Economic Performance as "A+++++" – Trump rated his economic performance as "A+++++." Initially responding with "A+," he later upgraded his self-assessment after further questioning.

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