Trump and Newsom Work Together Amid Fire Disaster in California
President Trump and Governor Newsom meet to address the ongoing L.A. wildfires, emphasizing the need for federal aid while navigating water policy tensions.
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Overview
During his first visit to California since reassuming the presidency, Trump met Governor Newsom amid catastrophic wildfires that have left 28 dead and inflicted $250 billion in damage. Despite previous tensions, the leaders discussed federal aid for recovery, with Trump committing to support efforts against the fires. Both officials acknowledged the critical need for cooperation, even as Trump criticized California's fire response and suggested tying aid to policy changes, including water management reforms. Amidst ongoing fire threats, the two showed signs of working together to tackle the crisis, an unusual shift in their previously contentious relationship.
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