President Trump
Donald John TrumpBiden campaign slams Facebook after thousands of ads blocked by platform's pre-election blackout Mnuchin says he learned of Pelosi's letter to him about stimulus talks 'in the press' Harris to travel to Texas Friday after polls show tie between Trump, Biden 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
Steven Terner MnuchinMnuchin says he learned of Pelosi's letter to him about stimulus talks 'in the press' On The Money: Trump makes a late pitch on the economy | US economy records record GDP gains after historic COVID-19 drop | Pelosi eyes big COVID-19 deal in lame duck Pelosi challenger calls delay on COVID-19 relief bill the 'privilege of politics' MORE and National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow
Larry KudlowMORE as well as his daughter Ivanka Trump
Ivana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpTikTok dancer who Ivanka Trump retweeted says she meant to mock Trump Lincoln Project warns of third Trump term in new ad Obama to campaign for Biden in Orlando on Tuesday MORE and son-in-law Jared Kushner
Jared Corey KushnerTrump says ex-staffer who penned 'Anonymous' op-ed should be 'prosecuted' Kushner told Woodward in April Trump was 'getting the country back from the doctors' What a Biden administration should look like MORE.
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.
