Well, thank you very much. We have invited the nation's -- our great nation's newly elected governors. And some really terrific people. They're going to do a wonderful job. All of them had great victories. Some had very, very outstanding victories, in terms of the percentage of victory, and even surprising. We have some real stars in the room. And they became stars because of the way they handled themselves. I could almost say -- I think I could pretty much say, Mike, most of them have become stars, if not all. Because you won. Winning is a wonderful thing. [Laughter] So I thought what I'd do is go around the room, and maybe you could just introduce yourself; say hello. We have some Cabinet members, too. You can quickly introduce yourself, because we've all seen you guys. But I'd love to -- maybe say a couple of words. And it's an honor to have you all. Kristi? Yes. Thank you, Mr. President. I appreciate the invitation to be here today. I'm Kristi Noem, the governor-elect in South Dakota. Farmer, rancher, small business owner. Served in our state legislature and leadership, and spent the last eight years in Congress, representing and fighting for the state of South Dakota. So thank you for the invitation. Great job. Great job. Yeah, thank you. And tax reform. That's right. Appreciate that. That's right. We did a job. Yep. Mike? Mr. President, thank you for having us. We appreciate it very, very much. Thank you, Mike. And good job. Mr. Secretary. Alex Azar. I'm the Secretary of Health and Human Services. And, as you get to know your budgets, you'll realize we'll spend a lot of time together. [Laughter] And we just -- we pride ourselves on being a great partner to governors and states and flexibility. So, please -- open door, everybody. Thank you. Kevin Stitt, newly elected governor of Oklahoma. And excited to be here, and it was wonderful getting the phone call from you after our primary victory. That was a great victory. Great job. Thank you. Great job. I'm Brad Little, from Idaho. I'm the lieutenant governor. I'm the new governor-elect, and thank you also for the phone call. It put a big punctuation point. Thank you very much. Great going. Jared -- you know. Secretary. Alex Acosta, Secretary of Labor. And, Mr. President, we just spent about an hour chatting with the governors, and so we're off to a great start in this partnership. Johnny, thank you. Albert Bryan -- Governor-elect, United States Virgin Islands. Thank you, Mr. President and Vice President Pence. Donna Christian sends her regards. Would really like to thank the administration for their support in the hurricane recovery thus far. And looking forward to a continued, growing relationship and the support of the administration moving forward. Good. Thank you. Congratulations. Wilbur Ross, Secretary of Commerce. Gretchen Whitmer, governor-elect in Michigan, the Great Lakes State. And I'm happy to be here, and looking forward to a good working relationship with your administration. Oh, we're going to have it. Thank you very much. Congratulations. Thank you. Mr. President, I'm Bill Lee, and I'm the governor-elect of Tennessee. That's right. And I'm honored to be here today with you and with Mr. Vice President. We look forward to serving the people of Tennessee and partnering with you. Fantastic race. Thank you very much. You did a great job. Thank you. Tony Evers, governor-elect from Wisconsin. Thank you very much for the invitation today. Looking forward to working with your administration. Congratulations. Thank you. Mike Dunleavy, from the great state of Alaska. And I want to thank you for your words of encouragement and offer of assistance with our recent earthquake, Mr. President. And that worked out quite well, hasn't it? Huh? Nobody passed away. Nobody died in that whole -- Amazing. Yes it is. Just hit the right spots, I guess. It's hard to describe. Because that was a big one. It was a big one. Second-largest. Great, Mike. Thank you very much. Thank you. Hi, sir. Kirstjen Nielsen, Secretary of Homeland Security. I congratulate to -- congratulations, first of all. But, secondly, we are here to support and assist you against all hazards, manmade threats, natural disasters. So I know you've spent some time with different parts of DHS already, but we look forward to working with all of you very closely. So thank you for being here. Kellyanne Conway, Counselor to the President. Congratulations to each of you. And consider us a resource and a partner in working with you on some issues of the day, like workforce development, prison reform, opioids and the fentanyl crisis, and obviously all things economic. Thank you. And infrastructure. Welcome. Thanks. Good afternoon. I'm Lou Leon Guerrero, from Guam, where "America's day begins." [Laughter] My passion is in healthcare. I'm a nurse by profession, a senator for 10 years, and then ran the only locally owned and locally chartered bank -- Bank of Guam -- for 12 years. And now governor-elect of Guam and look forward to working very closely with this administration. And I ask you, President Trump, to please do not forget Guam out there. We're a tiny island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, but I think we're the first line of national defense for our country. So -- Good. Thank you very much. Good afternoon. Doug Hoelscher from White House Intergovernmental Affairs. We look forward to being good partners on behalf of the President and Vice President to you and your teams. Mr. President, Brian Kemp, governor-elect of Georgia. I want to thank you and the Vice President for your interest in Georgia in response to Hurricane Michael. And we certainly appreciate Sonny Perdue's interest as well. It's going great on the ground. Long recovery, but we appreciate the response and interest that you guys have shown. That was a great race. And congratulations. You and I felt very lonely there for a while, right? Had everybody in the world coming down but you ran a great race. Thank you. Congratulations, Brian. Elaine Chao, Secretary of Transportation. Mr. President, I'm J.B. Pritzker, the governor-elect of Illinois. And I founded 1871, which is the -- well, named this year as the world's best business incubator. And as I've been speaking with your daughter, I've also been a national advocate for early childhood education. Very good. Great to see you. Ron DeSantis, governor-elect of Florida. Mr. President, thank you for helping out the folks in the Panhandle -- your commitment to rebuild Tyndall Air Force Base, it's important; those are great folks there -- and also for your support of the reservoir that we need to build south of Lake Okeechobee so we can fix some of these water problems. We'd like to be able to speed some of this up with the Army Corps. I know you'll be supportive of that. And you've been real supportive of Florida. So thank you. We are very much involved with Lake Okeechobee. And a lot of problems in Florida can be solved by doing that properly. They've been trying to do it for 30 years. So we'll get it done, okay? Good job. Thank you all very much. We're going to have a little discussion now about how we can help the various governors, and it's going to be a very good discussion. Thank you all very much. Mr. President, quick question about Michael Flynn. Mr. President -- Any update on [Inaudible] your next Chief of Staff? We're interviewing people now for Chief of Staff, yes. How long is the short list now? Five people. Really good ones. Terrific people. Mostly well known, but terrific people. Mr. President, quick question about Michael Flynn. As you know, Judge Emmet Sullivan has asked the Office of Special Counsel and the FBI for the documents related to the interview of Michael Flynn. Do you -- That's great. -- do you believe that the FBI acted improperly in how they handled his interview? Well, the FBI said Michael Flynn -- a general and a great person -- they said he didn't lie. And Mueller said, "Well, maybe he did." And now they're all having a big dispute. So I think it's a great thing that the judge is looking into that situation. That's a -- that's an honor for a lot of terrific people. Thank you all very much. Thank you. Thank you.