At a recent Cabinet meeting, several top officials voiced strong support for President Trump’s policies, highlighting a shift toward faster project development, stronger backing of law enforcement, and a renewed focus on national security.

Secretary Sean Duffy underscored the administration’s commitment to streamlining federal spending. “We want to take the money that Congress gives us and actually deploy it… and that’s why we got rid of the DEI, we’ve got rid of the ‘green,’” he said. “We’re going to move these projects faster, putting the great American worker back to work.”

Echoing this message of efficiency, Secretary Doug Burgum praised Trump’s support for law enforcement. He cited rule changes under the administration that empowered U.S. Park Police to pursue suspects, saying morale among officers is high. “Your respect for law enforcement is so incredible. It’s making a difference… They all wanted to say thank you to you,” Burgum told the President.

Meanwhile, CIA Director John Ratcliffe emphasized a return to core intelligence priorities. “The CIA workforce at the Trump CIA is grateful to be focused on what it’s supposed to be, which is helping you prevent and end wars, and to make America safer,” Ratcliffe said.

The meeting reflected the Cabinet’s unified message: trimming bureaucracy, prioritizing American workers, strengthening law enforcement, and keeping the intelligence community focused on national security.