President Donald Trump signed an executive order. This action is part of a dispute over tariffs. A map was displayed during the event.
The order involves renaming a body of water. Administrative steps must occur before the change takes effect.
Further details about this executive order are available from the source, including the new name given to the body of water and the president's comments to reporters.
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