Trump WH Warns Dems: Investigations Could Be Criminal. What You Need to Know - November 11
Rachel Scott has the latest on the White House warning Democrats that their planned investigations into the Trump administration could be criminal. Plus, House Republicans
Rachel Scott has the latest on the White House warning Democrats that their planned investigations into the Trump administration could be criminal. Plus, House Republicans demand answers from NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang about his involvement with an alleged Chinese spy. Also, Russia and Ukraine agree to a major prisoner exchange, the Trump administration proposes changes that could strip millions of Americans of food stamp benefits, and credit card debt hits a record $1.3 trillion, along with more headlines you need to know today.
00:28: WH COUNSEL WARMS DEMS: The White House is warning Democrats not to go too far with their plans to investigate the Trump administration 01:28: NVIDIA TODAY: House Republicans are demanding to hear from Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang by today about his involvement with an alleged Chinese spy. 01:44: UKRAINE/RUSSIA PRISON RELEASE: U.S mediated peace talks between Russia and Ukraine have produced a major humanitarian agreement. 02:09: KENNEDY FAM SUES OVER ARCH: Members of the Kennedy family are asking a judge to block the construction of President Trump's proposed arch in Washington.
02:36: SNAP FUNDS CUT: The Trump administration is proposing changes that could take snap benefits away from millions of Americans. 03:03: CREDIT CARD DEBT SURGES: Credit card debt has hit a record high. 03:48: NORTH HOLLYWOOD CRASH DUI CHARGES: Three people were killed when an SUV plowed into pedestrians in North Hollywood. 04:14: POPE IN PERU: Pope Leo is making his journey to Peru for a homecoming visit. 04:34: ‘SNEAKER WAVE’ RESCUE: A young girl was swept by a 'sneaker wave.' 04:50: STACY KEACH: Hollywood actor Stacy Keach died at age 85 after a heart condition.
05:09: VETERANS’ DAY: President Trump took part in the wreath laying ceremony on Veterans' Day.
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