Trump will deliver remarks at a meeting of governors in the White House this afternoon.
The meeting comes a day after Trump headlined the Republican Governors Association dinner, where he praised Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp, the chair of the RGA, and predicted the party would “easily” increase its margins during next year’s midterm elections.
“We’re going to win a lot of races. You know, in presidential races, they say when you win the presidency, usually the midterms don’t go well. I think we’re going to do great. I think we’re going to really increase our margins by a lot,” Trump said.
On Wednesday, Trump appointed members of the bipartisan Council of Governors, a group of 10 governors who advise federal officials on a range of topics, including national security and disaster preparedness.
North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein and Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin were named the council’s co-chairs. Members include Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore and Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.
