Donald Trump on Friday repeated his long-standing, unsubstantiated warnings about mail voting, discussed potential tariffs on Canada, and touched on NASA's future plans, according to the latest updates from a live blog.
Mail Voting Claims
Speaking to reporters, Trump again claimed, without evidence, that mail-in voting is rife with fraud, a position he has held since the 2020 election. He offered no new details to support the assertion.
Tariffs on Canada
Trump also raised the possibility of imposing tariffs on Canadian goods, though he did not specify which products or when such measures might be introduced. The comments come amid ongoing trade tensions between the two countries.
NASA and Space Policy
On space policy, Trump outlined ambitions for NASA, including continued exploration and potential crewed missions. He did not provide a timeline or budget details for these proposals.
The remarks were part of a broader press interaction covered in the Guardian's live blog, which also included updates on the planned March on Washington. No formal announcements or policy documents were released during the session.
