It's been more than a week since we had a White House press briefing (the last one was May 22). And that's not exactly unique: The White House has held markedly few on-camera briefings this month.
Here's a rundown of some of the things Trump has said and done since the last briefing:
- He canceled his June 12 summit with North Korea's Kim Jong Un with a letter warned North Korea that the US military is ready to act should Pyongyang take any "foolish and reckless" action.
- Then, 24 hours later, Trump appeared to reverse course, telling reporters the summit could still happen if conditions keep improving.
- Trump traveled to New York for a roundtable about the MS-13 gang and immigration policies, where he threatened to deduct aid money from countries that send undocumented criminals,
- He sat down with "Fox & Friends" for an interview.
- He granted a posthumous pardon to boxer Jack Johnson on the advice of actor Sylvester Stallone.
- The President signed a Dodd-Frank rollback that offered sweeping changes to rules crafted following the 2008 financial crisis.
- Trump gave a commencement speech at the US Naval Academy.
- The President tweeted 14 times about the Russia probe over Memorial Day weekend.
- The President also tweeted that he regretted choosing Jeff Sessions as attorney general.
- The President also tweeted about Tomi Lahren, the "WITCH HUNT" and a number of other topics.
- Trump held a rally in Nashville, where he attacked Democratic leaders "Chuck and Nancy" and Jay-Z. (But he didn't mention Roseanne Barr.)
