WEEK IN REVIEW

First-Ever Televised Camp David Cabinet Meeting: Crime at 126-Year Low, $56B in Fraud Stopped

President Trump made history on July 31, convening the first-ever televised Cabinet meeting at Camp David. The session was a showcase of the America First agenda delivering real results across every front.

The murder rate recorded its single largest drop in modern history, now at its lowest level in 126 years — with homicides down 18%, carjackings down 47%, motor vehicle thefts down 20%, and robberies down 17%. Vice President Vance reported that the Fraud Task Force has identified $230 billion in fraudulent payments and stopped $56 billion of it, with 17 new enforcement actions announced that day alone.

Treasury Secretary Bessent confirmed that real wages are up $1,000 for lower-income workers. TrumpRx now covers 800 prescription medications, saving Americans $700 million. And Trump Accounts have been activated for more than seven million children, with military recruitment hitting record highs.

A Historic Day of Diplomacy: Netanyahu and Zelenskyy Both at the White House

On July 28, President Trump hosted two of the world's most consequential leaders at the White House in a single day — a feat virtually unmatched in modern presidential history.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with the President to discuss Middle East security and the broader regional situation. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy also came to Washington on July 28, reporting a "good" meeting in which discussions centered on Patriot interceptor missile licenses and reinvigorating the diplomatic path toward ending Russia's war against Ukraine.

The twin summits sent an unmistakable message to the world: every major leader seeking security, stability, and peace comes through Washington.

Declassified: China Stole 220 Million Americans' Voter Registration Records

The White House Government Transparency Task Force released declassified intelligence on July 30 confirming that China and its proxies acquired as many as 220 million Americans' voter registration records — including non-publicly available data that the Intelligence Community first flagged in 2022 when it identified Chinese Computer Network Exploitation (CNE) actors targeting U.S. voter infrastructure.

The declassified documents reveal that adversaries holding this data could alter voter rolls to prevent individuals or entire groups from casting ballots, trigger mass Election Day delays, or force the widespread use of provisional ballots to sow confusion. The data could also be used to build tailored foreign interference campaigns targeting specific voter populations.

Four agencies — the ODNI, NSA, CIA, and DHS — formally approved the factual statements President Trump delivered in his July 16 speech on election integrity, representing a rare and significant intelligence community coordination on a public release.

The revelations add overwhelming urgency to passage of the SAVE America Act, which would require proof of citizenship to register to vote nationwide.

Critical Minerals, Family Reunification, and Confirming Todd Blanche

President Trump signed a directive delegating Defense Production Act authority over recoverable critical minerals and materials essential to national defense — a major step toward securing America's supply chain against foreign dependence.

First Lady Melania Trump facilitated her fifth Ukraine–Russia family reunification on July 30, a humanitarian achievement that has now returned dozens of separated families.

The White House also continued its push to confirm Todd Blanche as Attorney General, with editorial boards, senators, and legal experts adding their voices to calls for the Senate to act without further delay.

$1.45B in New Investments, GM Factory Visit, and Indiana Accountability

Philip Morris International committed $600 million and Electra pledged $850 million in new U.S. investment this week. President Trump visited a General Motors plant in Michigan on July 30, celebrating firsthand the manufacturing revival being driven by the Working Families Tax Cuts.

And after Trump called out Indiana Senate President Rodric Bray on Truth Social for costing the Republican Party two House seats, Bray announced he will not seek re-election as Senate President. Accountability is not a campaign promise — it is a result.

— Accountability is not a campaign promise — it is a result. —