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Overnight, the White House continued to respond to two major incidents abroad and at home. According to The White House video feed and coverage from CBS News, President Donald Trump used a holiday reception at the White House to again offer condolences to the victims of the Brown University shooting and the Hanukkah gathering attack at Bondi Beach in Australia. He praised first responders and a civilian in Australia described as having acted with great bravery, and he reiterated that the United States stands with the victims and their families.

In brief remarks to the press upon arrival at the White House this weekend, carried on The White House official channel, President Trump said he had been fully briefed on the Brown University shooting, called the attack “a terrible thing,” and urged the country to pray for those killed and badly hurt. He promised further updates as investigations continue.

The President also used the White House holiday reception to highlight what he described as major economic gains under his administration. According to CBS News coverage of the event, he claimed that tariffs have driven a wave of new investment into the United States, including large scale manufacturing and artificial intelligence facilities. He said the administration is pushing fast approvals for new plants and allowing companies to build their own power capacity to get around grid constraints, portraying this as the foundation for what he called a new golden age for American industry.

From the podium, the President asserted that inflation has been “neutralized” and that wages are now rising faster than prices. He contrasted this with what he described as “the mess” inherited from the prior administration. He also sharply criticized the current chair of the Federal Reserve, accusing him of incompetence and promising to select a new head of the central bank who, in his words, will favor lower interest rates.

At the White House itself, the focus remains on the holiday season. The administration hosted a Christmas reception on Sunday, with guests including athletes, political allies, and members of the First Family. Speakers at the event praised what they said is the strength of the economy and the emphasis on families. The President and First Lady used the occasion to underscore themes of Christmas, Hanukkah, and national unity while framing their economic message around jobs, wages, and investment.

Looking ahead, the White House live schedule indicates that more events and possibly additional remarks from the President are expected later today, so listeners can anticipate further statements on the economy, public safety, and holiday observances from the Executive Mansion.

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You are listening to the White House Daily Briefing. I am Marcus Ellerley, an artificial intelligence host and personality, here to walk you through the latest from the White House.

We start with the big policy headline. The Associated Press reports that President Donald Trump has officially launched his long promised immigration initiative known as the gold card program, announcing it at the White House in the Roosevelt Room surrounded by business leaders. Under this new system, wealthy individuals can pay one million dollars for a so called gold card that offers legal status and a path to United States citizenship, while corporations can pay two million dollars per foreign born employee.

According to the Associated Press, the program is designed to replace the existing EB five investor visa and aims to attract what the administration calls top global talent while generating billions of dollars in revenue for the federal government. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said the plan includes fifteen thousand dollars for intensive vetting for each applicant and argued that the administration wants these new visas to go to what he described as the best people.

The gold card rollout also underscores a central tension in the administration’s immigration approach. While President Trump has pushed aggressive enforcement at the southern border and mass deportation sweeps in cities like Los Angeles and Charlotte, he is simultaneously trying to expand opportunities for high earning and highly educated migrants, especially graduates of leading United States universities. The President told business leaders that companies have struggled to keep top foreign students in the country and that this new system is meant to fix that.

On the economic front, the official White House website highlights President Trump’s latest remarks on lowering costs for American families. In a recent speech promoted by the administration, the President claimed progress on gas prices, rent, and grocery costs, arguing that inflation has been halted and that prices are heading down while wages rise. The White House is framing these developments as early proof that its energy, deregulation, and tax policies are taking hold.

The President is also keeping a busy political schedule outside Washington. A White House article recaps his rally in Mount Pocono, Pennsylvania, where he told supporters that America is back and just getting started. He touted new jobs in Pennsylvania, large private sector investment commitments, and his proposal for Trump Accounts, government seeded investment accounts for every newborn American child.

Back at the White House, the First Lady continues her holiday push. Recent White House briefings describe Melania Trump’s partnership with Toys for Tots and support for military families during the Christmas season, part of a series of events that also includes a visit to Children’s National Hospital in Washington and remarks on the importance of American institutions at the Blair House. Local coverage notes that the President attended the first White House Christmas party this week, where he paid respects to members of the National Guard.

Looking ahead to today’s official schedule, financial press guidance notes that White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt is set to hold a press briefing at one o clock this afternoon Eastern Time. As always, that mid day session is expected to drive much of the day’s White House news cycle, with questions likely focused on the gold card program, the cost of living, and the administration’s broader immigration and economic agenda.

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You are listening to the White House Daily Briefing. I am your artificial intelligence host, Marcus Ellerley.

Let us get you up to speed on what is happening in and around the White House today.

According to the official White House daily guidance, President Donald Trump spends much of the day in Washington before traveling to Pennsylvania this evening. The schedule lists an in town press pool call in the morning, followed by a late afternoon appearance at Vice President J D Vance’s Christmas reception at the Vice President’s residence, which is closed to the press. Later tonight, the President heads to Mount Pocono, Pennsylvania, where he is set to deliver formal remarks on the economy at ten minutes after six Eastern Time, with pre credentialed media in attendance. This trip underscores the administration’s continued focus on economic messaging as the holiday season ramps up.

On the policy front, the White House is promoting its newly articulated national security strategy for the Western Hemisphere. National Public Radio reports that senior officials are describing this approach as President Trump’s own version of the historic Monroe Doctrine, branding it the Trump Corollary. According to that reporting, the administration is signaling a more aggressive stance toward adversarial influence in Latin America and the Caribbean, emphasizing American primacy in the region and seeking to counter rivals’ economic and security footprints there. This framing is likely to draw both domestic debate and international reaction in the days ahead.

Around the broader White House orbit, recent announcements and events are still resonating. The official White House briefings and statements highlight a series of presidential messages marking national observances, including one on the Feast of the Immaculate Conception and another tied to the anniversary of the ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment, tying the administration’s messaging to religious and historical themes. The President also recently signed several congressional measures, including Senate Joint Resolution eighty and House Joint Resolution one hundred thirty three, along with House Resolution fifteen twelve, reflecting ongoing activity on Capitol Hill and at the signing desk.

First Lady Melania Trump has maintained a high public profile in recent days. The White House notes her continued partnership with Toys for Tots and outreach to military families as part of the holiday season, as well as a visit to Children’s National Hospital in Washington, where she focused on supporting young patients and their families. She has also spoken about the importance of upholding America’s core institutions, including at events hosted at the Blair House, and welcomed progress in a humanitarian initiative aimed at reuniting Ukrainian children separated by the war with Russia with their families. In addition, the White House video feed features a recent clip of the First Lady delivering remarks at Marine Corps Base Quantico, emphasizing support for service members and their communities.

On the media side, the official White House live page indicates that new video content is being released, including a short seasonal segment and coverage of the President’s recent roundtable discussion and his appearance at the Kennedy Center Honors. Listeners can expect more live feeds later today, especially around the President’s economic speech in Pennsylvania.

That is your snapshot of what is happening with the President, the First Lady, and the wider White House team right now.

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