Trump signs presidential actions on IVF, transparency and agency oversight

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00:00I want to thank some of the great people from the Palm

00:09Beach County Sheriff's Office.

00:11Good afternoon, y'all.

00:12A short while ago, President Trump signed

00:15three items.

00:18The first is an executive order relating to the

00:20affordability and availability of in vitro

00:23fertilization and other fertility treatments.

00:26These are treatments that have become unaffordable

00:29for many Americans or have been unaffordable for

00:31many Americans.

00:32And the executive order is a directive to the

00:34Domestic Policy Council to examine ways to make

00:38IVF and other fertility treatments more affordable

00:41for more Americans.

00:42The second item that we signed was a presidential

00:44memorandum imposing radical transparency

00:48requirements on government departments and agencies

00:50in keeping with President Trump and the

00:52administration's broader commitment to governmental

00:55transparency.

00:56What this presidential memorandum would do is

00:59require, as waste, fraud, and abuse is uncovered, as

01:03programs are canceled, and ultimately, as taxpayer

01:06dollars are saved, this presidential memorandum

01:09would require departments and agencies to make all

01:12of the details of that freely available to the

01:15public.

01:16Lastly, we have another executive order that

01:18President Trump signed relating to independent

01:21agencies.

01:22This executive order would establish important

01:25oversight functions in the Office of Management and

01:28Budget and its subsidiary office, OIRA,

01:31supervising independent agencies and many of their

01:33actions, and also reestablishes the

01:36longstanding norm that only the President or the

01:39Attorney General can speak for the United States when

01:42stating an opinion as to what the law is.

01:46Up to 129.

01:48Three million, 472,000 people.

01:51Wow.