”It's not trade”... Trump teaser ”world-shaking announcement” details revealed?

U.S. President Donald Trump has teased the announcement of some "earth-shattering" news, drawing attention to its contents.
On the 6th (local time), President Trump attended the swearing-in ceremony for Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff in the Oval Office of the White House, where he spoke with Canada.
Regarding his statement in a meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney that "we will make a startling announcement in the next few days," he said, "This is not about trade, it's about something else," drawing attention.
"It will be a groundbreaking, positive development for America and the American people, and it will happen in the coming days," he said, without giving specifics.
During his meeting with Prime Minister Carney, President Trump said he would be making a "very big announcement" on a "very important topic" on the 8th or 9th.
The New York Times reported that these statements were "repeated during his election campaign and presidency to attract media attention without providing any concrete news."
"This is a classic example of Trump's showmanship, which has been repeated over and over again," the AP reported. Citing an anonymous U.S. government official, the Associated Press reported that President Trump issued the executive order to coincide with his visit to Saudi Arabia.
In relation to this, President Trump announced ahead of his visit to the Middle East that he would change the name of the Persian Gulf in the United States to the "Arabian Gulf" and use that name in the Middle East.
The Persian Gulf is an inland sea between Saudi Arabia and Iran, and has been called the "Persian Gulf" since the 16th century.
The gulf, located in the eastern part of the country, is named after Iran's former name "Persia," and has been the subject of much discontent from other Arab countries. For several decades, the surrounding Arab countries, except for Iran, have called it the "Persian Gulf."
The dispute has continued, with both sides insisting that the name "Arabian Gulf" should be used instead. A strong backlash is expected from Iran, which has maintained the name "Persian Gulf." According to the Associated Press,
Iran reportedly threatened to sue Google in 2012 when the company tried to leave the name of the area blank on its mapping service. Google now lists the area on its US mapping service.
The US government lists it as "Persian Gulf (Arabian Gulf)" while Apple's map service lists it simply as "Persian Gulf."
On January 20, the day of his inauguration, President Trump issued a presidential order
He also ordered the name of the Gulf of Mexico to be changed to the "Gulf of America," sparking a dispute with Mexico. He was also reportedly fired by the White House press corps for not complying with the executive order, according to AP.
It has sometimes shut out faith and sparked controversy.