Daily Trump Report: May 29, 2025

Trump Nominates Ingrassia, Hosts Musk, and Faces Tariff Ruling Challenge

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Today's Report

1. Overview

2. White House News

3. Truth Social Posts

4. Government Accounts (🔒 Paid)

5. Policy Impact on Economy (🔒 Paid)

6. Policy Impact Analysis (🔒 Paid)

7. 2028 Democratic Presidential Candidates (🔒 Paid)

8. Congressional Watch (🔒 Paid)

1. Overview

President Trump is experiencing growing support for his "One, Big, Beautiful Bill," which encompasses tax cuts, deficit reduction, and border security. The White House highlighted endorsements from various organizations like the Association of Equipment Manufacturers, which anticipates job creation, and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, which praised the bill's provisions that would help main street businesses. The NRA also stated that the bill would completely remove suppressors from the National Firearms Act (NFA). The White House emphasized the broad backing from diverse sectors of the economy.

President Trump announced a press conference with Elon Musk at the Oval Office the next day, noting it will be Musk's last day in his current role but praising his continued contributions. Trump also reported that the U.S. Court of International Trade ruled against the United States on tariffs, but the order has been stayed by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit Court, leading Trump to question the motivations of the initial judges and criticize judicial recommendations. Finally, he announced the nomination of Paul Ingrassia, a Constitutional Scholar and attorney, to head the United States Office of Special Counsel (OSC).

VP Vance praised the Naval Academy graduates and their service. The State Dept. retweeted a post that the American flag has risen in Damascus due to @POTUS's vision and decision on May 13th and that US Ambassador to Turkey, Tom Barrack, will be serving as Envoy to Syria. Secretary of State Rubio discussed cutting bureaucracy, wasteful spending and the importance of serving US interests. The DOD highlighted Africom's efforts to bolster African security, and the Air Force Secretary informed Academy grads the Indo-Pacific will be "Your Generation's Fight". HHS retweeted Dr. Oz's support for lowering prescription drug prices and the NIH's stance on ending animal experiments, while Secretary Kennedy discussed titanium dioxide removal from Skittles and cutting soda from SNAP. Treasury sanctioned Funnull Technology Inc., and Secretary Bessent praised Trump's negotiation skills and the importance of financial literacy. Commerce noted applications for wireless innovation funding.

Among 2028 Democratic candidates, Gavin Newsom expressed cautious approval of the Trump Administration's support for California High-Speed Rail while criticizing Trump's tariffs. Josh Shapiro touted Pennsylvania's commitment to veterans and seniors and its designation as an Age-Friendly State. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez condemned ICE for allegedly ambushing a high school student. Gretchen Whitmer promoted Michigan's economic development through chip fabrication. Wes Moore highlighted decreasing fatal overdoses in Maryland. JB Pritzker criticized Trump and House Republicans on tax cuts and food support, stating "think their tax cuts for the wealthy are more important than feeding our children." Tim Walz expressed gratitude to first responders in northern Minnesota.

As there are no available Congressional Record available for 2025-05-28, no legislative actions or votes can be summarized.

2. White House News

Law Enforcement Backs the One, Big, Beautiful Bill

Support is growing for President Trump's "One, Big, Beautiful Bill," which aims to secure tax cuts, deficit reduction, and border security. Various organizations have voiced support following House passage. The Association of Equipment Manufacturers lauded the bill for its potential to "supercharge job creation." The National Restaurant Association noted key tax provisions vital for industry growth. The International Foodservice Distributors Association applauded the inclusion of tax policies essential for their industry, "almost 90 percent of which are family-owned businesses."

The American Farm Bureau Federation praised updates to farm bill programs and tax provisions benefiting farmers. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce stated the bill contains "critical measures that support main street businesses" and enhances competitiveness. Other endorsements came from Airlines for America, the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, the Job Creators Network, and many more. The NRA praised the bill, saying it "includes the complete removal of suppressors from the National Firearms Act (NFA)."

Reference: https://www.whitehouse.gov/articles/2025/05/law-enforcement-backs-the-one-big-beautiful-bill/

3. Truth Social Posts

FBI Document and Steele Dossier:
Newly revealed FBI document from 2019 shows Nellie Ohr lied to Congress about the Steele Dossier.

Musk's Press Conference:
Trump announced a press conference with Elon Musk at the Oval Office the next day at 1:30 P.M. EST. Trump mentions it will be Musk's last day but says Musk will always be with them helping and considers him terrific. Trump said to see everyone tomorrow at the White House.

Tariffs and Court Ruling:
Trump reports that the U.S. Court of International Trade ruled against the United States on desperately needed Tariffs. However, the full 11 Judge Panel on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit Court has stayed the order. Trump questions the motivations of the initial three judges and speculates whether it's due to hatred of him. Trump expresses disappointment with The Federalist Society and Leonard Leo for judicial recommendations. Trump defends the use of Tariffs for bringing money into the U.S. and believes the ruling threatens Presidential Power and would negatively impact the country financially.

Nomination of Paul Ingrassia:
Trump is nominating Paul Ingrassia to head the United States Office of Special Counsel (OSC). Trump notes Ingrassia's background as an attorney, writer, and Constitutional Scholar, as well as his role as White House Liaison for Homeland Security. Trump states Ingrassia holds degrees from Cornell Law School and Fordham University and graduated near the top of his class.

Reference: https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump

4. Government Accounts + 5. Policy Impact on Economy + 6. Policy Impact Analysis + 7. 2028 Democratic Candidates + 8. Congressional Watch