Washington Today (1-24-25): President Trump says in visit to NC he will reform or eliminate FEMA
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47:08Now PlayingWashington Today (1-24-25): President Trump says in visit to NC he will reform or eliminate FEMA
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as posted by the channelPresident Donald Trump travels to western North Carolina to Hurricane Helene survey damage and recovery efforts and says he plans to sign an executive order to reform or get rid of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
President Trump is also going to the Los Angeles area where deadly wildfires are still burning and causing loss of life and massive damage. President says he wants California to take two actions before the state received federal disaster aid: implement voter ID requirements and change water management to make more water available to LA.
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