1. From 21:00 Beijing time on September 10 | Dallas residence: Handling official duties and being interviewed Trump said in an interview that although the war against Iran may affect the upcoming US midterm elections, he does not regret starting this war. He said he “doesn't agree with the word 'regret'” and said, “If I try again, I'll do it exactly the way I did before.” 2. September 11th 00:59 — 03:10 Beijing time | Arlington, Texas: Visit the US National Medal of Honor Museum and was interviewed Trump visited the US National Medal of Honor Museum and delivered a speech. In an interview during that time, he said that there is no need to obtain congressional approval for the payment of 5,000 US dollars to American adults. 3. September 11th, 06:05 — 10:54 Beijing time | Dallas American Airlines Center: Attending the Republican Midterm Election Conference Trump attended the Republican Midterm Election Conference and delivered a closing speech at 09:45 Beijing time on various topics. On elections and economic issues, Trump said that if the Republican Party wins the Senate and House of Representatives in the midterm elections, it will pay a dividend of 5,000 dollars to every American adult. Trump called it a “Trump dividend”; he also said that he will go to all states where the election situation is stuck to support the Republican Party. When asked about the US federal debt exceeding $40 trillion, Trump said that the debt problem will be solved through economic growth. Referring to the situation in Iran, Trump said that the US is controlling what he calls the “Trump Strait,” the Strait of Hormuz, and said Iran “is losing ground on all fronts.” Trump also claims to be “the greatest president in American history.” Furthermore, he led supporters on the scene to take a “mock oath,” calling on them to “try to cheat like the Democratic Party” in the midterm elections in early November, vote regardless of “registration or not,” and ridiculed that those who don't vote will “go to hell.” 4. 11:20 Beijing time, September 11th | Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport: Focus on receiving media interviews before boarding the flight Trump was interviewed by the media before boarding Air Force One and returning to Washington. He said that the war between the US and Iran will end after the midterm elections, and oil prices will drop; at the same time, he warned Iran not to “play tricks” on the nuclear issue. Referring to Russia, Trump said that he had a “great conversation” with Russian President Vladimir Putin and that the two sides may hold bilateral meetings. Trump also said that Venezuela is helping the US increase its oil reserves and reiterated that it will make its tax cuts permanent. Furthermore, he once again proposed that the Strait of Hormuz be renamed the “Trump Strait” and that New Mexico be renamed the “New American State.” Important developments outside of the itinerary 1. Two US officials said that Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed telephoned Trump twice that day to urge the US to launch an attack on the Houthis in Yemen, but Trump rejected the request. 2. Canadian Prime Minister Carney said he had “a few” conversations with Trump recently.

1. From 21:00 Beijing time on September 10 | Dallas residence: Handling official duties and being interviewed Trump said in an interview that although the war against Iran may affect the upcoming US midterm elections, he does not regret starting this war. He said he “doesn't agree with the word 'regret'” and said, “If I try again, I'll do it exactly the way I did before.” 2. September 11th 00:59 — 03:10 Beijing time | Arlington, Texas: Visit the US National Medal of Honor Museum and was interviewed Trump visited the US National Medal of Honor Museum and delivered a speech. In an interview during that time, he said that there is no need to obtain congressional approval for the payment of 5,000 US dollars to American adults. 3. September 11th, 06:05 — 10:54 Beijing time | Dallas American Airlines Center: Attending the Republican Midterm Election Conference Trump attended the Republican Midterm Election Conference and delivered a closing speech at 09:45 Beijing time on various topics. On elections and economic issues, Trump said that if the Republican Party wins the Senate and House of Representatives in the midterm elections, it will pay a dividend of 5,000 dollars to every American adult. Trump called it a “Trump dividend”; he also said that he will go to all states where the election situation is stuck to support the Republican Party. When asked about the US federal debt exceeding $40 trillion, Trump said that the debt problem will be solved through economic growth. Referring to the situation in Iran, Trump said that the US is controlling what he calls the “Trump Strait,” the Strait of Hormuz, and said Iran “is losing ground on all fronts.” Trump also claims to be “the greatest president in American history.” Furthermore, he led supporters on the scene to take a “mock oath,” calling on them to “try to cheat like the Democratic Party” in the midterm elections in early November, vote regardless of “registration or not,” and ridiculed that those who don't vote will “go to hell.” 4. 11:20 Beijing time, September 11th | Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport: Focus on receiving media interviews before boarding the flight Trump was interviewed by the media before boarding Air Force One and returning to Washington. He said that the US-Iran war will end after the midterm elections, and oil prices will drop; at the same time, he warned Iran not to “play tricks” on the nuclear issue. Referring to Russia, Trump said that he had a “great conversation” with Russian President Vladimir Putin and that the two sides may hold bilateral meetings. Trump also said that Venezuela is helping the US increase its oil reserves and reiterated that it will make its tax cuts permanent. Furthermore, he once again proposed that the Strait of Hormuz be renamed the “Trump Strait” and that New Mexico be renamed the “New American State.” Important developments outside of the itinerary 1. Two US officials said that Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed telephoned Trump twice that day to urge the US to launch an attack on the Houthis in Yemen, but Trump rejected the request. 2. Canadian Prime Minister Carney said he had “a few” conversations with Trump recently.