During a press conference to announce that Softbank will be investing $100 billion into U.S. manufacturing, tech and overall emerging technology in the USA, President Trump took dozens of questions.

Standing beside SoftBank’s chief executive, Masayoshi Son, at his Mar-a-Lago estate, Mr. Trump announced the anticipated investment likely to create 100,000 jobs.  Mr. Son, 67, started SoftBank in Tokyo in 1981 and has built it into one of the largest technology investors in the world. His firm is known for high-profile wins and losses, and Mr. Son — commonly known as Masa — is known to grab headlines with both fund-raising and investments.

Following the announcement with Mr Son, President Trump took questions.  WATCH:

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President Trump politely asked the outgoing Biden administration for two requests:

(1) Stop selling the steel and rebar border wall hardware that President Trump previously purchased.  Currently the Biden administration is selling the border wall cheap to anyone who wants to purchase.  It’s a ridiculous waste of money.

(2) Stop telling federal workers they will not have to return to their offices.  The Trump administration plans to require all federal employees to return to offices and report for work as assigned.  There are estimates that only 1% of federal workers actually go to a workplace, the rest work from home.