1. Criticizing Russia's missile tests – US President Trump said on the 27th that Russia's recent test of the Typhoon nuclear-powered cruise missile was "inappropriate." Russia should end the conflict with Ukraine, not conduct missile tests.
2. Departing for Japan – US President Trump posted on social media that he had just left Malaysia and would be traveling to Japan. Regarding Trump's visit to Japan starting on the 27th, Sanae Takaichi said she "looks forward to welcoming him in Tokyo."
3. Will reach an agreement with Brazil
– During his meeting with the Brazilian president, Trump expressed the hope of reaching an agreement with Brazil and ultimately establishing a good relationship with the country. Brazilian President Lula da Silva said he and Trump had a constructive meeting and would discuss tariffs.
4. Congratulating the Argentine president – Trump said on Monday that Argentine President Milley received "tremendous help" from the United States in his victory in the midterm elections. Trump congratulated Argentine President Milley on his landslide victory. 5. Not resuming trade talks with Canada for now – Trump said he doesn't expect to meet with Canada "for now" as he continues to be annoyed by Ontario's television ads criticizing his tariff regime.
6. Underwent an MRI – Trump said he underwent an MRI during an October visit to Walter Reed Medical Center, but did not provide further details about what prompted the procedure.
7. Not running for vice president in 2028 – Trump has dismissed the idea of running for vice president in 2028 after some of his supporters suggested he run for a third term as president.
8. Decision on Federal Reserve chairman by year's end – Treasury Secretary Bensoner said the list of candidates for Federal Reserve chairman has been narrowed to five. Trump said he expects to make a decision on his nominee to succeed current Fed Chairman Jerome Powell by the end of the year. 9. Federal food aid will not be distributed - The U.S. Department of Agriculture posted a notice on its website stating that federal food aid will stop being distributed on November 1. As the government shutdown continues, this poses greater risks to families across the United States.
