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What Made Trump Back Down? Inside the Jan. 6 Fund Reversal | CUOMO Full Show
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42:34Now PlayingChris Cuomo opens his show with reports that President Trump is backing away from a proposed $1.776 billion Jan. 6 fund after facing backlash from voters, members of Congress and even parts of his own supporter base. As support hovers around 25% among Americans, Cuomo asks: What changed?
Meanwhile, tensions continue to escalate outside a New Jersey ICE facility, where protesters have clashed with federal agents. What happens next? Former acting Deputy Homeland Security Secretary Ken Cuccinelli and former DHS Chief of Staff Miles Taylor join Cuomo to break it all down.
Plus, questions are mounting after the remains of National Laboratory staffer Melissa Casias were discovered over the weekend. Was foul play involved? Los Angeles Magazine contributor Lauren Conlin and Morgan Wright, CEO and founder of the National Center for Open and Unsolved Cases, join the show to discuss.
This episode was originally recorded on June 1, 2026.
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