Donald Trump appears to doze off on camera during White House event
The project is expected to create 6,000 construction jobs and at least 1,750 permanent positions, officials said.
- President Donald Trump announced a planned $15 billion steel plant in Iowa on September 28, with Mesabi Metallics expected to supply Minnesota iron ore.
- Trump said the project is expected to begin production in 2030 and create 1,750 permanent jobs.
- During the announcement, Trump appeared to close his eyes and lower his head while other officials spoke.
- The White House denied that Trump was asleep at public events, saying he was “solemnly listening.
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‘It Has Gotten Worse’: Trump Sounds Exhausted, Stumbles Through Oval Office Event as Even the Binder on His Desk Couldn't Save Him
President Donald Trump has never had trouble getting airtime, despite his many attempts to block others from doing the same. The cameras are always rolling […] ‘It Has Gotten Worse’: Trump Sounds Exhausted, Stumbles Through Oval Office Event as Even the Binder on His Desk Couldn’t Save Him
Trump Mocked 'Sleepy Joe Biden' During Oval Office Press Event And Then Promptly Fell Asleep—And It's Beyond Parody
President Donald Trump was widely mocked after he attempted to call out "Sleepy Joe Biden" during an event in the Oval Office only to fall asleep just moments later with the cameras still rolling.Trump was speaking during an event that served as a launching pad for a $15 billion steel plant construction project in eastern Iowa. At one point, he took the opportunity to once again attack his predecessor.He said:"Sleepy Joe Biden. Have you heard of…
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