Trump served in office for six months, preparing for Scotland travel

president Donald Trump As of Sunday, he had been back in the Oval Office for a full six months and was expected to keep busy as he entered his 27th week as commander-in-chief.

“Wow, time flies! Today is six months of my second term. It’s important that this is one of the most important periods of any president,” Trump wrote on social media on Sunday. “In other words, we did a lot of good and great things, including ending national wars that have nothing to do with us, rather than through trade and/or in some cases friendships.” “Six months are not a long time to restore a major country.”

“A year ago, our country was dead and there was little hope of revival. Today, the United States is the ‘hottest’ and most respected country anywhere in the world. Happy anniversary!!!”

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Trump travels to Scotland

Before Trump’s highly anticipated London trip in September, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt announced that the president will travel to Scotland on Friday to visit Turnberry and Aberdeen, home to Trump’s golf course.

He will also meet again with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer to continue ironing the U.S.-UK trade deal.

“During the visit, President Trump will meet again with Prime Minister Starmer to refine the huge trade deal established between the United States and the United Kingdom,” Levitt said in a press conference on Thursday.

Leavitt added: “The President and First Lady will travel to the UK for an official state visit from September 17 to September 19 this fall. This will mark a second unprecedented state visit by President Trump, who is honored and looks forward to meeting with King Je of Windsor Castle,” Leavitt added.

The British monarchs usually don’t invite the U.S. president to be re-elected, and if they are re-elected, they choose more intimate meetings, such as tea or lunch, which makes Trump’s second state visit unprecedented.

Scotland has a special place in Trump’s life as his mother, Mary Anne MacLeod Trump, was born and raised in Scotland and moved to Queens, New York.

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The Trump Organization purchased the historic golf resort and hotel in Turnberry in 2014 and purchased the Aberdeen Golf Club in 2012, which will open new classes next month.

Trump traveled to the same golf course in July 2018 under his first administration.

Commerce Secretary Lutnick and Treasury Secretary President Donald Trump are phased out the trade deal. (Getty Image)

Tariff negotiations continue

90 days Stop the tariff Trump plans to end on July 9 after he first announced reciprocity tariffs on foreign countries in April. The government announced earlier this month that foreign countries now face an August 1 deadline or face higher tariffs.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick told the media on Sunday that the next two weeks will show Trump’s vow to reach a trade deal that is good for the U.S. economy.

“The next two weeks will be weeks of the record book. President Trump will serve the American people,” Lutnick said on CBS.

Will Trump’s trade be with Britain to alleviate economic troubles and raise presidential poll numbers?

“They will fall in love with the deal President Trump and I’m doing. I mean, they will only love them. You know, the president figured out the right answer and sent letters to these countries saying that it will solve the trade deficit. It will take a long time to solve the trade debt, which will exhaust the trade. Business, farmers, ranchers, fishermen, that will be…” He continued, the next two weeks will be “records.”

Ag Bondi, Jeffrey Epstein, President Donald Trump. (Getty Image)

Epstein grand jury testimony is issued

Trump instructed Attorney General Pam Bondi last week to release a grand jury transcript in Jeffrey Epstein’s case. Exclusive individuals,“Or keep the “customer list” that Trump’s attorney vowed to announce what Epstein calls a secret.

Trump’s long-time conservatives and supporters then slammed the memo and made a voice on social media Epstein I won’t “go away”.

Legal avenues clearly exist Trump’s demand for the publication of Epstein’s grand jury testimony

“Based on the ridiculous propaganda to Jeffrey Epstein, I asked Attorney General Pam Bondi to produce any and all related big testimony, but to get court approval,” Trump wrote late Thursday night last Thursday. “This scam is forever by Democrats and should end, now!”

It is unclear whether Bundy can convince the judge to release the testimony of the grand jury, but the Justice Department reported Friday that it officially moved to the unsecret long secret grand jury transcript.

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche filed the motion in a federal court in Manhattan, urging the judge to release the transcript from Epstein’s 2019 grand jury lawsuit and from the lawsuit prosecuting Epstein’s convicted colleagues. Ghislaine Maxwellas part of the new transparency of the new department.

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Epstein, a notorious predator, pleaded guilty in 2008, pleaded guilty to prostitution in 2008, and then he was arrested in 2019 on new charges of new federal trafficking in minors and conspiracy to engage in sexual trafficking in minors. He was found dead in a New York City prison cell in 2019, according to Trump officials.

Bradford Betz and Jasmine Baehr of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.