In U.S. press practice a "gaggle" is an informal, often off‑camera or ad‑hoc briefing or exchange between reporters and White House staff or the president; it’s typically on the record but less formal than a scheduled press conference.
Joint Base Andrews (often called Andrews AFB) is a U.S. military installation in Prince George’s County, Maryland, about 10 miles southeast of Washington, D.C.; it’s the home base for presidential airlift units (including the aircraft that use the call sign Air Force One).
“Air Force One” is the radio call sign assigned to any U.S. Air Force aircraft while the president is aboard; the term is also used informally for the presidential aircraft fleet (e.g., the VC‑25A/VC‑25B).
The YouTube video (ID 4fLwOxHXVE0) is uploaded on a channel titled “Air Force One” rather than the official White House channel; the video page labels it as White House content but the uploader is the Air Force One channel.
A transcript or full recording may be available from the uploader’s YouTube description/closed captions or from official White House/Executive Office press resources; check the video’s YouTube CC/subtitles and the White House press briefings or archive pages for posted transcripts.
The article summary doesn’t list topics; to know what reporters asked you must watch the video or check a posted transcript/closed captions — the clip itself is the primary source for that information.
Verify authenticity by checking the uploader/channel (Air Force One channel), the video metadata (upload date, official channel verification), matching audio/video to other official releases (WhiteHouse.gov, AF.mil), and looking for corresponding White House press releases or briefing notes for Jan. 22, 2026.