Trump to hold Cabinet meeting Wednesday at Camp David
Trump in a Truth Social post Tuesday said that “possible bad weather conditions” are postponing the Cabinet trip to the Maryland retreat and the meeting will instead take place at the White House where it’s been held during his second term and been largely on camera. The White House indicated earlier Tuesday that Trump would be making a rare trip to Camp David with every member of his Cabinet, including Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, who announced her resignation last week. The administration has a number of topics at hand to discuss, including a peace deal hanging in the balance on Iran as well as a host of domestic matters.
- ▪Trump in a Truth Social post Tuesday said that “possible bad weather conditions” are postponing the Cabinet trip to the Maryland retreat and the meeting will instead take place at the White House where it’s been held during his second term
- ▪The White House indicated earlier Tuesday that Trump would be making a rare trip to Camp David with every member of his Cabinet, including Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, who announced her resignation last week.
- ▪The administration has a number of topics at hand to discuss, including a peace deal hanging in the balance on Iran as well as a host of domestic matters.
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Administration Trump to no longer hold Cabinet meeting at Camp David Comments: by Mallory Wilson - 05/26/26 5:20 PM ET Comments: Link copied by Mallory Wilson - 05/26/26 5:20 PM ET Comments: Link copied NOW PLAYING President Trump announced a Cabinet meeting that had been scheduled at Camp David on Wednesday will no longer be held there because of bad weather. Trump in a Truth Social post Tuesday said that “possible bad weather conditions” are postponing the Cabinet trip to the Maryland retreat and the meeting will instead take place at the White House where it’s been held during his second term and been largely on camera.
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