Signing Time (sometimes styled Signing Time!) is an educational children’s video/TV series that teaches American Sign Language; it was created and produced by sisters Rachel Coleman and Emilie (de Azevedo) Brown through Two Little Hands Productions and the Signing Time company.
Yes — the clip is posted by the official White House as a video entry on whitehouse.gov and the linked YouTube video URL is from the White House feed (the White House posted the item "President Trump Participates in Signing Time, Feb. 2, 2026").
The available metadata and White House posting do not include a transcript or program text; without watching the video itself one cannot reliably summarize his words — the article metadata gives no details of what President Trump said or did in the clip.
The White House listing labels the event as a "Signing Time" appearance but does not describe any official bill, executive order, or other formal documents being signed; there is no evidence in the page metadata that an official signing took place during this item.
The White House video page and the YouTube link exist, but the White House posting does not include a transcript; YouTube often provides closed captions if the uploader enables them — to confirm captions you must open the YouTube player and check the CC/three‑dot menu for captions or an auto‑generated transcript.
The White House item and metadata do not list other participants or guests; without watching the video itself the participants beyond President Trump are not specified in the posted metadata.
The White House title and posting indicate this was an appearance in the White House video series titled "Signing Time," but the published metadata gives no stated purpose or target audience; given the program name, it appears to be linked to the Signing Time ASL educational brand (which targets young children), yet the White House page itself does not include an explicit stated purpose or audience.