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US News LIVE: Schumer RIPS Trump Over 'Shameful' Shutdown, Demands Probe on Noem's Jets | America
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9:27:59Now PlayingSenate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has demanded a GAO investigation into the Department of Homeland Security’s reported $172 million purchase of luxury Gulfstream jets for Secretary Kristi Noem and senior officials, calling it “a blatant misuse of taxpayer money.” Speaking on the Senate floor, Schumer condemned the administration’s justification of the jets on “safety grounds,” saying it revealed “how detached the Trump team has become from ordinary Americans.”
Schumer also criticizes President Trump’s broader leadership, accusing him of prioritizing luxury and image while failing to end the government shutdown that continues to affect working families. He further rebukes Trump’s silence on extremist rhetoric within the Young Republicans, urging him to denounce violent and hateful discourse that has surfaced in leaked party communications.
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