DCPD-202000613 - Remarks to Supporters in Minneapolis, Minnesota - DCPD-202000613 | Content Details

DCPD-202000613 - Remarks to Supporters in Minneapolis, Minnesota

Publisher: Office of the Federal Register, National Archives and Records Administration

Document Categories: Addresses and Remarks : Minneapolis, MN, remarks to supporters

Subjects: Armed Forces, U.S. : Funding
Armed Forces, U.S : National Guard
Civil rights : Right to assembly
Coronavirus pandemic, international cooperation efforts
Diseases : Coronavirus, domestic prevention efforts
Elections : 2020 Presidential and congressional elections
Elections : Voter participation
Government organization and employees : Federal regulations, review
Health and medical care : Medical equipment and supplies
Health and medical care : Research and development
Illinois : Civil unrest and violence in Chicago
Law enforcement and crime : Law enforcement officers, service and dedication
Minnesota : Civil unrest and violence in Minneapolis
Minnesota : Civil unrest and violence in Saint Paul
Minnesota : Governor
Minnesota : President's visit
Minnesota : Republican Party event
New York City Police Benevolent Association
Taxation : Tax relief
Veterans Affairs, Department of : Personnel management, improvement efforts
White House Office : Assistants to the President :: Press Secretary

Names: Balla, Korboi "K.B."; Balla, Twyana; Biden, Joseph R., Jr.; Frey, Jacob L.; Gavidia, Carlos; Harris, Kamala D.; Lewis, Jason M.; McEnany, Kayleigh; Merga, Gemechis; Obama, Michelle; Smith, Tina; Stage, James; Walz, Timothy J.; Warren, Elizabeth A.; Wolf, Cathy; Wolf, John.

Notes: The President spoke at 12:12 p.m. at the Minneapolis-Saint Paul Airport. In his remarks, he referred to Minnesota Republican senatorial candidate former Rep. Jason M. Lewis; 2020 Democratic Presidential candidate former Vice President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. and Vice Presidential candidate Sen. Kamala D. Harris; former First Lady Michelle Obama; Sen. Elizabeth A. Warren; and Jupiter, FL, resident Carlos Gavidia, who organized a boat parade along the Intracoastal Waterway from Jupiter to Palm Beach, FL. Press Secretary McEnany referred to Ryson B. Ellis, who was charged in with second-degree murder in the killing of LeGend Taliferro in Kansas City, MO, on June 29.