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President Donald Trump met with congressional leaders Thursday as supervision appropriation was using out, commemorated a conflict on Pearl Harbor and endorsed a book on former President Andrew Jackson.
‘CHUCK AND NANCY’ BACK AT WHITE HOUSE
Trump met with a tip congressional Republicans and Democrats during a White House, a day forward of a deadline to account a government. “We’re all here as a really friendly, well-unified group,” Trump pronounced forward of a meeting. He met with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer of New York, House Speaker Paul Ryan of Wisconsin and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi of California.
As a organisation was meeting, Congress was scheming to opinion on a short-term budget, to account a supervision by Dec. 22. Passage is approaching and would give a leaders some-more time to produce out a longer understanding on spending and issues including immigration and a Children’s Health Insurance Program.
Read: Here’s how a batch marketplace has rubbed past supervision shutdowns.
Also see: Trump says a supervision shutdown ‘could happen.’
PEARL HARBOR COMMEMORATION
Trump sealed a proclamation for National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, and met with 6 veterans of a conflict that occurred 76 years ago. “That was a flattering furious scene, you’ll never forget that, right?” he told one of a veterans in a Roosevelt Room of a White House. One of a veterans, unbidden, pennyless into a strain “Remember Pearl Harbor” during a event.
Trump also sent associated tweets, including one display a American dwindle during half-staff during a White House.
BOOK RECOMMENDATION
Trump urged his Twitter followers to buy a new book about former President Andrew Jackson co-written by a co-host of “Fox Friends,” one of his favorite shows. “Really good” was Trump’s comment of a book on Jackson, whom he is famous to admire.
See: President Trump gives a two-word examination of this book, and here’s what unchanging readers say.
