President Trump, President Moon of South Korea and their senior staff from the two countries held a meeting to further discuss the stance the two countries have on North Korea as well as how the U.S. and South Korea can negotiate a new and better trade deal for both parties.

In a very sad and somber moment President Trump announced the passing of American University student Otto Warmbier who was brutally imprisoned and mistreated in North Korea. All America mourns the passing of this young man.

President Trump and First Lady Melania trump sat down for a warm meeting with President Juan Carlos Varela and his wife Mrs. Lorena Castillo de Varela of Panama.

Despite some concerns of Human Rights Groups, President Trump has developed a very positive relationship with Egyptian President El-Sisi and he was not hesitant to talk about it.
Listen to the Remarks by made by President Donald Trump and President el-Sisi of Egypt Before Bilateral Meeting

Here is a transcript of this public meeting with President Trump:

PRESIDENT TRUMP: It’s great to be with the President of Egypt. And I will tell you, President el-Sisi has been somebody that’s been very close to me from the first time I met him. I met during the campaign, and at that point there were two of us, and we both met. And hopefully you like me a lot more. But it was very long. It was supposed to be just a quick brief meeting, and we were with each other for a long period of time. We agreed on so many things.

I just want to let everybody know, in case there was any doubt, that we are very much behind President al-Sisi. He’s done a fantastic job in a very difficult situation. We are very much behind Egypt and the people of Egypt. And the United States has, believe me, backing, and we have strong backing. We are very much — and as you and I will be soon talking — we’re building up our military to a level that will be the highest — probably the highest that we’ve ever had — plane orders, ship orders, aircraft carrier orders.

We are rejuvenating our military to the highest level I think in these times, probably more than ever before, or certainly almost more than ever before. That’s what we need.

And I just want to say to you, Mr. President, that you have a great friend and ally in the United States and in me.

PRESIDENT EL-SISI: (As interpreted.) Your Excellency, allow me to extend my thanks and appreciation for your kind invitation for me to visit the United States. Actually, this is my first state visit to the United States since my inauguration in office. And, as a matter of fact, this is the first visit in eight years from an Egyptian president to the United States.

Your Excellency, since we met last September, I’ve had a deep appreciation and admiration of your unique personality, especially as you are standing very strong in the counterterrorism field to counter this evil ideology that is claiming innocent lives, that is bringing devastation to communities and nations, and that is terrorizing innocent people.

Your Excellency, very strongly and very openly, you will find Egypt and myself always beside you in this, in bringing about an effective strategy in the counterterrorism.

The second point, Your Excellency, is that you’ll find me supporting you very strongly and very earnestly in finding solution to the problem of the century. And I’m quite confident that you will be able to bring a solution to this issue.

PRESIDENT TRUMP: We will — that I tell you. We will.

PRESIDENT EL-SISI: Yes. Thank you very much.

PRESIDENT TRUMP: We will do that together. We will fight terrorism and other things, and we’re going to be friends for a long, long period of time. We have a great bond with the people of Egypt, and I look forward to working with the President. And we have some interesting conversations going to start effective immediately, and then we’re going into the Cabinet Room and we’re going to meet with your representatives.

So again, thank you very much for coming. And I look forward to a very long and strong relationship.

President Trump reasserts his commitment to NASA and the Space program On Tuesday, March 21, 2017, the President signed into law:
S. 442, which (1) authorizes appropriations for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration for FY 2017; (2) provides for improvements to the International Space Station program; (3) authorizes medical monitoring and treatment for former astronauts; (4) authorizes a space technology program; and (5) authorizes third-party indemnification for certain hazardous commercial space services.

Remarks by President Trump in a Bilateral Meeting with Prime Minister al-Abadi of Iraq
Here is a transcript of the remarks by President Donald Trump:

PRESIDENT TRUMP: Mr. Prime Minister, it’s an honor to have you here before our Cabinet, which I hope in years to come will be thought of one the great Cabinets in the history of the United States. We just spent a few minutes speaking in the Oval Office and learning and giving each other ideas. One of the things I did ask is why did President Obama sign that agreement with Iran, because nobody has been able to figure that one out. But maybe someday we’ll be able to figure it out.

I want to thank you very much for being here, great respect for you. I know you’re working very hard, and General Mattis and General McMaster and Rex Tillerson have all been telling me that you’re doing a job — it’s not an easy job, it’s a very tough job. Your soldiers are fighting hard. I know Mosul is moving along, but Mosul was ours until we left. So perhaps we shouldn’t have gone in, and certainly we shouldn’t have left. We should never ever have left, and the vacuum was created, and we discussed what happened.

But we’ll spend a lot of time with you, with your group. And thank you all very much for being here. We appreciate it. And we will figure something out. Our main thrust is we have to get rid of ISIS. We’re going to get rid of ISIS. It will happen. It’s happening right now. General Mattis and his team have done an incredible job. A lot of things are different than they were even five or six weeks ago. We’ve been here a short while and people have said they’d never seen such a difference.

So we are with you. And again, thank you very much for being with us.

PRIME MINISTER AL-ABADI: Excuse me a second.

PRESIDENT TRUMP: Yes, please.

PRIME MINISTER AL-ABADI: (Speaks Arabic.)

PRESIDENT TRUMP: Thank you very much, Mr. Prime Minister. We very much appreciate your words, and we will start discussing certain things right now.

Thank you very much, everybody.