Why executive orders need support from Congress

The transcript discusses President Trump's use of executive orders to address issues like national emergencies and WHO withdrawal, highlighting their limitations. It emphasizes the need for congressional action to fulfill major campaign promises. Trump met with Republican leaders to strategize on long-term goals, such as border funding and tax reforms, which require legislative support. The transcript outlines the challenges in passing bills in Congress, with some Republicans favoring multiple bills over a single comprehensive one. It concludes with an expected timeline for legislative actions, suggesting that significant votes may not occur until spring.

What was President Trump's focus during his strategy session with Republican leadership?

What timeline is suggested for when votes on consequential bills may be scheduled?