White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt shed light on an announcement President Donald Trump was expected to give on Wednesday night.
After Trump revealed that he would give a speech from the White House, Fox News asked Leavitt to detail "what it's all about."
"We greatly look forward to President Trump addressing the nation tomorrow night, 9 o'clock Eastern," the press secretary replied during a Tuesday interview. "I hope your audience will tune in, and Americans across the country will tune in to hear from their president as well about the historic accomplishments that he has garnered for our country over the past year. If you look at the security of our border, if you look at stopping Joe Biden's inflation right in its tracks, bringing down gas prices to the lowest level in five years."
"President Trump will be talking about what's to come," she continued. "The best is truly yet to come, as he often says."
"And so he'll be addressing the country about all of his historic accomplishments over the past year and maybe teasing some policy that will be coming in the new year, as we head into this Christmas season."
"Quite the tease," Fox News host Sandra Smith remarked.
It was not immediately clear that all broadcast networks would air Trump's remarks live.