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1. Plans to exercise presidential pardons on a large scale – Trump stated he will issue numerous pardons before leaving office and again defended pardoning participants in the January 6th Capitol Hill riots. 2. Defend Jensen Huang – US President Trump: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has made outstanding contributions to our country and believes Huang should continue as Nvidia CEO. 3. Admits deportation policies were too harsh – Trump stated that the government has not only deported criminals but also repatriated some undocumented immigrants with jobs and tax records, acknowledging that the policies may have been too harsh. 4. Defends economic performance, but claims insufficient publicity – Trump stated that economic data and 401(k) account performance are at record highs, but the government has failed to fully inform voters about the economic achievements and has failed to deliver good news. 5. Supports bipartisan energy project approval reform bill – A bipartisan proposal aimed at accelerating the federal approval process for major energy and infrastructure projects received Trump's support on the eve of a crucial Senate vote. 6. Explaining why the Republicans lost the election—Trump stated that voters disliked the Iran war and its soaring gasoline prices, and that he himself did not appear on the ballot. He did not object to Vance attributing the election defeat to the Iran war. 7. Meeting with a key mediator—Trump will meet with Qatari Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani at the White House on the afternoon of the 9th. The Qatari Prime Minister is a key mediator between the United States and Iran. 8. Admitting he cannot forgive some political opponents—When asked if he could forgive political enemies in order to enter heaven, Trump replied that he hoped to enter heaven, but said he did hate some opponents, and that this hatred would continue. 9. Hinting at personnel changes in the White House and cabinet—Trump said he might fire some officials and expressed his confidence in Defense Secretary Hergsays, opposing the Democrats' calls to impeach him. Trump believes Rubio will remain in his post. 10. Highly Unlikely to Return to War Against Iran as Long as Negotiations Proceed —Trump said on Sunday that as long as negotiations on Iran's nuclear program and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz make progress, he is "highly unlikely" to order a renewed war against Iran. 11. Urges Netanyahu to Advance Gaza Peace Plan —Two sources familiar with the matter revealed that US President Trump, in a phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu on Thursday, expressed his hope that Netanyahu would take steps to advance his Gaza peace plan. 12. Countries Protected by the US Must Bear the Entire Cost of the War Against Iran—In an interview with CBS's "60 Minutes," Trump stated, "After all this is over, those countries that were protected by us will repay us for all the costs we paid for this war."

Trump is currently giving a live interview at the airport.