Week 89 of the Trump 2.0 Administration

Week 89 is another HUGE week for America in the hands of the Trump Administration. America is moving at Trump speed and we can see that happening right in front of our eyes. This week had new investment announcements in American energy and manufacturing, a wonderful Hispanic Heritage Month celebration, the launch of https://America.gov, the helpful new front door to the American government online consierge system. There were visits to Texas, and the continued broadcast of all these events on https://TrumpTV.Gov. Some of the biggest names in the Tech Industry came out to partner with First Lady Melania Trump for Fostering the Future, Welcoming-in the Era of Super Intelligence.

Early voting for the midterms has begun and President Trump is doing rallies across the United States already. He works tirelessly and he gets it all done. He made a major announcement in Iowa for a new steel plant there bringing in over 1700 private-sector jobs and over $18 billion being put up to build the plant. The Trump economy is going strong, Census Bureau data on real median household income is at an all-time high, plus the lowest-ever overall and child poverty rates, combined with projections of 5% annualized GDP growth driven by manufacturing and construction wage gains, shows the economy is growing, not waning.

South Korea announced that it will put about $200 billion into U.S. energy projects. The $200 billion is the strategic-investment half of a broader $350 billion South Korea–U.S. package agreed in November 2025. The other $150 billion is for shipbuilding. The $200 billion will be spread out in 3 projects: 1) Texas gas power, about $22.3 billion. Project Star is a 6,472-megawatt combined-cycle gas plant in Encinal, La Salle County, meant to supply AI data centers. A first phase of about 1,952 megawatts is scheduled for 2029, with full operation aimed at 2032. Seoul says this is the first project actually selected under the $200 billion program. 2) Eight nuclear reactors, up to $120 billion. Project Power would fund two Korean APR1400 reactors and six Westinghouse AP1000s: about $100 billion in construction costs and $20 billion in contingency reserves. This is still a framework and needs further approval. Korean investors are also discussing a stake of at least 5 percent and under 10 percent in Westinghouse. 3) Alaska LNG, about $54 billion. Project North would help a pipeline of roughly 1,250 kilometers from North Slope gas fields to a liquefaction and export terminal at Nikiski. Seoul says this goes ahead only if commercial and legal conditions are met. It is not a final commitment.

Anti-Fraud efforts are increasing with an expansion of “aggressive, all-tools” approach on four priorities: health care fraud, government-program fraud, tax fraud, and trade fraud, including tariff evasion. That also covers how the division will weigh corporate compliance, cooperation, and voluntary disclosure. President Trump is asking Congress to pass a fraud proposal aimed at Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security Fraud. The proposal has two parts. Mandatory prison for benefit fraud. People who steal from programs meant for the sick, the hungry, children, and retirees would face mandatory minimum sentences. Probation would not be allowed. The sentence would rise with the amount stolen. A second conviction for stealing from the public would double the sentence. Also, Personal liability for officials who ignore fraud. A state or local politician who knows about fraud, has the power to stop it, and does nothing could be held personally liable for the full taxpayer loss they should have prevented. President Trump makes it clear that the actions are to be a strong deterrent for committing fraud, or for letting it happen.

250,000 Visas are being revoked by the State Department due to criminal activity such as DUIs, assaults and theft. President Trump and Secretary of State Rubio are making it clear that noncitizens who are in our country by privilege, and commit violence against the American people, will not be tolerated.

The Trump White House announced this week the official Victory over ISIS and the withdrawal of American Troops from Iraq.

Trump accounts were automatically created this week for every eligible American child. President Trump also reaffirmed that $5000 goes to every American after the mid-term elections and he said that $500 checks were already going out to Obamacare recipients because they were overcharged, and announced $100 will be given to Senior Citizens to help pay for their Midicare Part D Health Insurance. President Trump is thinking about the welfare of Americans because he cares. Do not listen to the doom and gloomers, President Trump is bringing in the Golden Age.

And another thing that happened this week, was that Grok AI (SI) declared that based on eyewitness accounts and historical evidence, Jesus is our One True God. Week 89 has been incredible in so many ways. We are expanding our intelligence and awareness, our capabilities and insight, and we are reaffirming our faith in God. Humanity is incredible and we are moving strongly forward into the Golden Age. Let’s see details.

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“America does not belong to those who hate it. America belongs to those who love it!” -President Trump

NO to Socialism

09302026 POTUS and Cabinet Make a Commerce Announcement

South Korea will put about $200 billion into U.S. energy projects.

The package (three projects)

Alaska LNG: about $50–54 billion for the long-planned North Slope-to-export project (an ~807-mile pipeline). Officials said it could move nearly 4 billion cubic feet of LNG a day, with construction jobs in the thousands. Trump said Alaska households could save as much as $2,220 a year on energy.
Nuclear: about $100 billion, plus a $20 billion contingency (~$120 billion), for eight large reactors, with Ohio, Tennessee, South Carolina, and Kentucky named.
Texas power: a gas-fired plant, about 6–6.5 gigawatts, described as over $20 billion. ⁠YouTube
This is part of last year’s U.S.–Korea trade deal: Korea committed $350 billion total ($150 billion shipbuilding + $200 billion strategic energy investment) in return for a 15% tariff rate on Korean goods.

09302026 Department of War State of the Force Address

The State of the Force is STRONG

09302026 POTUS Speaks at a Hispanic Heritage Celebration

The Administration’s goal is to honor Hispanic service in the military, law enforcement, medicine, faith, and government. President Trump hosted a Hispanic Heritage Month reception in the East Room of the White House, the first in-person celebration of that kind in his second term. Hispanic leaders, business owners, and supporters attended, along with Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy. Trump praised Hispanic Americans as hardworking, smart, and energetic, pointed to record Latino support in 2024, and urged the room to turn out for the midterms. National Hispanic Heritage Month runs from September 15 to October 15.

09292026 The Hello America Event

America.gov is A HELPER to understand and get information you need, instead of being frustrated trying to figure things out. Get the facts, straight from the source. A concierge for sourcing original documents and facts. Skip the false narratives and get the Truth- use America.gov for your front door to government online access.

Marco Rubio Explains How to Get a Passport through America.gov

President Trump signs the Super Intelligence Accord Inaugurating the Era of Super Intelligence

Top Tech Leaders Partner with FLOTUS for Super Intelligence

Thank you President Trump!

ECONOMY

American Steel

A $15 billion steel plant, the largest ever built in the United States, is set to be built in Iowa. The plant is expected to create 1,750 permanent new jobs in the state.

Strong Lower Than Expected Inflation Report

09282026 POTUS Makes a Major Announcement about Iowa Steel

Great for Iowa, Great for our Nation
A great opportunity for ethanol, natural gas
1,750 permanent private-sector jobs
Will do a great rally in Iowa
Going to mine it in America, mill it in America and make it in America
$18 billion being put up to build the Iowa plant
Rep Miller-Meeks: “To see the largest steel mill in America being built in Iowa and in Southeast Iowa — 1,700 permanent jobs, 6,000 construction jobs… it’s just transformational in this area.”
White House estimate of about $95 billion economic impact over construction plus the first 10 years of operation
Potentially 7.5 million tons/year at first, up to 10 million tons later, all U.S.-mined ore from Minnesota, melted in Iowa
Steel aimed for U.S. manufacturing and defense supply chains
Check your 401ks, they are up double in a year. The press isn’t reporting on it.
As soon as the war in Iran ends the price of gas will go way down.
POTUS made it clear the U.S. is not selling military equipment to China, that is a false rumor.
On Canada: “They want to have a deal with us. They call us all the time. The problem is that they’ve treated the United States very unfairly.”
President Trump told reporter Hariana Veras that he will make sure Rwanda defeats the ebola virus.

How President Trump Helped Real People

Trump Economy Rising

Debt Clock Secret Window About Debt Free Money

Swamp Credit Card Cancelled

“If you are encouraging illegal aliens to sign up for Social Security and steal Social Security benefits, you’re not protecting Social Security, you’re destroying it… So cut that sh*t out and be honest about your intentions.” -VP Vance

60 Million Children to Get Trump Accounts Automatically

Judy Shelton Joins Treasury Department

LAW AND ORDER

FBI Deputy Director Andrew Bailey Resigns

Immigration: Sanctuary City Raids

President Trump Taking Down Cartels

Foreign Scam Cities Being Taken Down

UAC Program Fraud (Missing Children)

President Trump Expands the 287(g) Program (hstf.gov)

Missing Children Found

Firing Squads?

FRAUD

President Trump Makes Proposal to Congress to Deter and Punish Fraud

President Trump is asking Congress to pass a fraud proposal aimed at Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security. The proposal has two parts. Mandatory prison for benefit fraud. People who steal from programs meant for the sick, the hungry, children, and retirees would face mandatory minimum sentences. Probation would not be allowed. The sentence would rise with the amount stolen. A second conviction for stealing from the public would double the sentence. Also, Personal liability for officials who ignore fraud. A state or local politician who knows about fraud, has the power to stop it, and does nothing could be held personally liable for the full taxpayer loss they should have prevented. President Trump makes it clear that these actions are to be a strong deterrent against committing fraud, or letting it happen.

Election Fraud

Fraudster Pleads Guilty

THE WORLD

Protecting American Children from Foreign Child Abduction

250,000 Visas Revoked Due to Criminal Activity: DUIs, Assaults and Theft

Iran

Iraq

Ukraine/Russia

THE MEDIA

Promethean Action Week in Review

Media that is reporting the truth

Axios Misreporting

HEALTH

President Trump’s late Friday announcement of one-time $90 payments from the unused Medicare Improvement Fund to over 20 million Part B enrollees to help cover premiums, with direct deposits or checks arriving in early October 2026. The $2 billion fund, created by Congress in 2008 for Medicare improvements, had never been tapped for direct senior payments before. People with Medicaid-paid premiums or higher income-related adjustments do not qualify. The average Part B premium is $202.90 per month, so the payment offsets less than half of one month’s cost, which is very much a help.

09282026 COVID Hospital Protocols Under the Microscope

Award for Addiction Services and Mental Health

DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME

FLOTUS

COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF

President Trump is the Most Transparent President

President Trump is the hardest working President ever. He rarely sleeps and he is working for you and your family, even if you do not appreciate it. Open your eyes and see what he does to get our country moving forward. Try to understand with an open mind.

If I could think of one way he has improved life for America off the top of my head, dropping the prices of so many major pharmaceutical drugs through most favored nations pricing is a landmark change. If you were paying hundreds of dollars a month for a drug you needed to survive, because your insurance only covered half the price- and now the price is less because of President Trump and insurance covers the whole thing– that would be a lifesaver to you.

Think of all the mothers and fathes who have been in the Oval, thanking him for so many things– they are not paid to do that, they are real people.

10 Ways President Trump is more transparent than Biden:

1. Volume of presidential press interactions. In the first year of his second term Trump logged hundreds of exchanges with journalists (interviews, event Q&As, gaggles). Trackers recorded roughly 493 such interactions versus about 266 in Biden’s first year. Trump averaged more than two media sessions per workday early on; Biden’s first-year rate was about 1.1.

2. Questions answered in Cabinet meetings. Trump fielded roughly 90 press questions across his first three open Cabinet meetings in 2025. Biden answered a total of five questions across nine Cabinet meetings over four years, with public portions typically lasting about five minutes.

3. Oval Office availabilities. Trump used the Oval Office for press Q&A far more often in his second term (dozens of events in the first year) than Biden did in a comparable period. These sessions are typically unscripted and longer than prepared remarks.

4. Air Force One and travel gaggles. Trump took questions on or beside Air Force One dozens of times in his first year back; Biden’s comparable first-year count was far lower (around 17). These sessions give reporters access outside the briefing room.

5. Unscheduled and phone access. Reporters have described being able to reach Trump directly by phone for short interviews—an option not available under Biden, who granted few newspaper interviews until late in his term. NYT reporters covering both administrations have stated that Trump answers more questions than Biden did.

6. Declassification of long-held assassination files. In January 2025 Trump ordered plans for full release of remaining federal records on the JFK, RFK, and MLK assassinations, criticizing prior delays (including under Biden). Subsequent releases included newly digitized RFK records and additional JFK material that agencies had continued to withhold or redact.

7. Education Department FOIA outcomes (first term). A review of Department of Education FOIA logs found a 67% response rate and 44% granted in whole or in part in Trump’s first three years, versus 48% response and 19% granted under Biden’s first three years, with a larger share of Biden-era requests left without final disposition.

8. Direct, unmediated public statements. Trump posts policy announcements, personnel decisions, and event commentary in real time on Truth Social (and previously Twitter). That bypasses the traditional filter of prepared White House statements and press-secretary briefings that characterized much of Biden’s communication.

9. Length and openness of televised sessions. Several Trump Cabinet meetings and roundtables ran well over an hour with reporters present and asking questions; one session exceeded three hours. Biden’s public Cabinet portions were brief and tightly controlled.

10. Early-term press-event word volume. White House stenographer data released in late 2025 counted millions of transcribed words from Trump’s open-press events in the first year—far more raw presidential speech available for public review than the more limited, scripted appearances typical of Biden’s first year.

President Trump’s Top 25 Achievements