Summary
President Donald Trump will hold his Friday Cabinet meeting at Camp David, the presidential retreat in Maryland. This will be the first Cabinet meeting at Camp David during his second term after a previous attempt was canceled due to bad weather.
Key Facts
- The Cabinet meeting at Camp David will be the 13th of President Trump’s second term.
- White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said the event will be a fun and different experience for Cabinet members.
- Trump previously held Cabinet meetings at Camp David during his first term.
- The meetings often last several hours, with officials updating the president on their work, and Trump encourages brief comments to keep meetings manageable.
- Trump allows the media to stay for the entire meeting, which he says shows transparency.
- Camp David was established in 1942 as a secure presidential retreat close to Washington, D.C.
- Presidents have used Camp David for important diplomatic talks, such as the 1978 Camp David Accords between Egypt and Israel.
- Trump has visited Camp David less frequently in his second term than in his first.
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