Trump Pledges Pardons for Jan. 6 Rioters, Eyes Ending Birthright Citizenship
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In a "Meet the Press" interview, President-elect Trump stated he doesn't need to pardon himself, as he's winning most of his legal battles. He criticized the Justice Department's actions against him and dismissed the idea of receiving a pardon from President Biden. Meanwhile, the fall of Assad in Syria has created regional uncertainty, with U.S. troops' presence being reassessed. Additionally, Congress is seeking answers from the Justice Department and FBI regarding two assassination attempts on Trump, citing a lack of transparency.
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