The woman on the agenda in the White House: Who is Susan Dell?

Susan Dell, who attended the event organized by US President Donald Trump at the White House, became one of the most talked about names on social media.

Susan Dell, the wife of billionaire Michael Dell, founder of the technology company Dell, spoke at the meeting held at the White House on October 7 regarding investment accounts created for children.

Footage of Dell's speech quickly spread on social media and became the subject of many comments.

CANDIDACY QUESTION FROM TRUMP TO SUSAN DELL

Following Susan Dell's speech, US President Donald Trump's humorous statement also attracted attention.

Praising Dell's speech, Trump turned to her husband, Michael Dell, and asked, "Is she thinking of entering politics?" he asked.

After Michael Dell answered the question negatively, Trump stated that he would support Susan Dell and said, "Because I will support her immediately. She has my full and complete support."

Trump's words caused laughter at the meeting.

Susan Dell and her husband Michael Dell attended the meeting at the White House to express their support for the investment program called "Trump Accounts" created for children in the USA.

The couple had pledged to donate $6.25 billion within the scope of the program in December 2025.

The aim of the donation is to deposit 250 dollars each into the investment accounts of 25 million children who meet the specified conditions.

In his statement at the meeting, Michael Dell said that money was transferred to the accounts of 10 million children and that they expected this number to reach 25 million by the end of the week.

"WE WANT CHILDREN TO FULFILL THEIR DREAMS"

Susan Dell, who spoke at the event, said that she was impressed by the letters of the families who reached them within the scope of the program.

Talking about children's dreams of becoming entrepreneurs, doctors, nurses and engineers, Dell emphasized that in addition to financial support, it is also important to believe in children's future.

Addressing the families, Dell said, "We believe in you and want you to dream big. Because we know you can make your dreams come true."