Content Details
DCPD-202600431 - Remarks at the Faith and Freedom Coalition 2026 Policy Conference
- Category
- Budget and Presidential Materials
- Collection
- Compilation of Presidential Documents
- Publisher
- Office of the Federal Register, National Archives and Records Administration
- Event Date
- June 26, 2026
- President
- Donald J. Trump
- Document Categories
- Addresses and Remarks : Faith and Freedom Coalition 2026 Policy Conference
- Subjects
- 2024 Presidential election
America's 250th birthday celebration
Anti-Semitism
Armed Forces, U.S., recruitment efforts
Artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies
Border security
Colombia, President-elect
Department of Justice, Task Force To Eradicate Anti-Christian
District of Columbia, law enforcement improvement efforts
Election security and integrity, strengthening efforts
Faith and Freedom Coalition
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Gasoline costs
Illegal immigration
Iran, commercial transit through Strait of Hormuz
Iran, U.S. airstrikes on nuclear facilities
Iran, U.S. military operations
Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terrorist organization
Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, renovation work
News media, fairness and accuracy
Nigeria, U.S. airstrikes
Pardons and commutations
Religious freedom
Religious Liberty Commission
Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act
Saudi Arabia, King
Secretary of the Interior
Senate minority leader
Senior Adviser to the White House Faith Office
Sports, efforts to restrict transgender participation
Stock market
Tariffs
Texas, Lieutenant Governor
U.S. military readiness, improvement efforts
United Nations, U.S. Permanent Representative
Venezuela, earthquake damage and recovery efforts
Venezuela, oil supply and refining
White House Faith Office
- Names
- Biden, Joseph R., Jr.; Burgum, Douglas J.; Carreno, Justin T.; Carson, Benjamin S., Sr.; Chevalier, Darializa A.; Cobaris, Kelvin L.; de la Espriella Otero, Abelardo Gabriel "El Tigre"; Dennison-Gibby, Sophie; Essayli, Bilal A.; Hearn, David C.; Hilton, Stephen G.C.; King, Alveda C.; Korn, Jennifer S.; Lander, Bradford S.; Mainuki, Abu Bakr ibn Muhammad ibn Ali al-; Mamdani, Zohran K.; Mangawi, Abu Musa al-; Muhajir, Abu al-Muthanna al-; Murkowski, Lisa A.; Obama, Barack; Patrick, Dan; Pratt, Spencer; Raman, Nithya V.; Reed, Ralph; Rodriguez, Samuel; Salman bin Abd al-Aziz Al Saud, King; Schumer, Charles E.; Smyth, Christina; Thiers, Cameron M.; Valdez, Claire; Wahhab, Abd-al; Waltz, Michael G.; White-Cain, Paula.
- Locations
- Washington, DC
- Notes
- The President spoke at 1:52 p.m. at the Washington Hilton hotel. In his remarks, he referred to Ralph Reed, chairman, Faith and Freedom Coalition; Senior Adviser to the White House Faith Office Paula White-Cain; Kelvin L. Cobaris, pastor, Dreams United Church in Plant City, FL; Alveda C. King, American Dream chair, America First Policy Institute; National Adviser for Nutrition, Health, and Housing Benjamin S. Carson, Sr.; Texas Democratic senatorial candidate James D. Talarico; Sen. Lisa A. Murkowski; former Los Angeles, CA, mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt; Los Angeles, CA, mayoral candidate city councilmember Nithya V. Raman; First Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Central District of California Bilal A. Essayli; President-elect Abelardo Gabriel "El Tigre" de la Espriella Otero of Colombia; New York Democratic congressional candidates Darializa A. Chevalier, Bradford S. Lander, and State. Rep. Claire Valdez; Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer; Abu Bakr ibn Muhammad ibn Ali al-Mainuki, senior commander, and Abd-al Wahhab, Abu Musa al-Mangawi, and Abu al-Muthanna al-Muhajir, of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terrorist organization, who were killed in joint Nigeria-U.S. military strikes in the Lake Chad Basin region shared by Nigeria, Chad, Niger, and Cameroon on May 15; Christina Smyth, member, New York City Rent Guidelines Board; King Salman bin Abd al-Aziz Al Saud of Saudi Arabia; and Cameron M. Thiers, Sophie Dennison-Gibby, and Justin T. Carreno, who were charged with allegedly removing pieces of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, and former Olympic canoeist David C. Hearn, who was charged with allegedly damaging the Reflecting Pool. He also referred to S. 1383.