President Trump
Donald John TrumpLev Parnas implicates Rick Perry, says Giuliani had him pressure Ukraine to announce Biden probe Saudi Arabia paid 0 million for cost of US troops in area Parnas claims ex-Trump attorney visited him in jail, asked him to sacrifice himself for president MORE will tour an Apple manufacturing plant in Austin, Texas, with Apple CEO Tim Cook on Wednesday.
White House spokesman Judd Deere confirmed an Austin American-Statesman report that the tour would occur in a tweet Saturday.
#BREAKING: @POTUS @realDonaldTrump to tour @Apple manufacturing plant in Austin with @tim_cook Wednesday | h/t @statesman’s @nicolecobler | https://t.co/pqQsnvsGK1
— Judd Deere (@JuddPDeere45) November 16, 2019
An unidentified White House official told the newspaper that Trump, Cook and senior administration officials will hear from employees about how products are made there.
The newspaper reported that Trump will travel with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin
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Lawrence (Larry) Alan KudlowMORE as well as his daughter Ivanka Trump
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Apple announced in September that it would continue manufacturing its Mac Pro in Austin after U.S. officials agreed to exempt certain computer parts from the administration's latest tariffs. Prior to the announcement, it was reported that Apple might have had to move production to China.
