Trump claims crowd size exaggeration at inauguration
President Trump in Langley claimed his crowd topped a million at the inauguration, criticizing media for undercounting attendance while praising the CIA and vowing a war with the press. He asserted misleadingly that photos show a larger audience and blamed intelligence officials over Russia findings.
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Trump to Meet May and Discuss Nieto Visit Plan
President Donald Trump will meet UK Prime Minister Theresa May next week and discussed a possible January 31 meeting with Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto. Spicer said May would visit Washington, timing unclear, as Trump pushes a hard line on terrorism and intelligence. The remarks also touch on his stance against ISIS and radical Islamic terrorism.
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Iowa Democrats pick Eadon as new state party chairman
Iowa Democrats elected Derek Eadon as state party chairman in a seven way race to unite factions and chart a fresh course. He pledged an inclusive culture, rural outreach, and aggressive efforts to hold Republicans accountable on healthcare education and collective bargaining while focusing on economic messaging. Eadon plans to discharge Bluprint Strategies to devote himself full time to the chair role.
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