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Washington Today (1-28-25): Judge blocks President Trump's pause on federal grants and loans
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51:42Now PlayingFederal judge puts a temporary hold on President Trump's Executive Order freezing federal grants and loans. An OMB says the freeze is to ensure spending complies with the president's opposition to "Marxist equity, transgenderism and green new deal social engineering policies."
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt holds her first news conference of President Donald Trump's second administration, getting questions about the freeze on federal grants and loans, deporting undocumented immigrants and telling the truth. She also announces the mysterious drones seen flying over New Jersey last year were authorized by the FAA for research and not 'the enemy'.
House Republicans continue their issues conference in Florida, working through details on taxes, spending, energy, immigration and other parts of their agenda. We will talk with Scott Wong, NBC News Senior Congressional Correspondent, from the Trump National Doral Miami resort. (20)
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