So far this month, President Trump has ordered an attack on Venezuela,
tried to take over Greenland and responded to federal agents shooting citizens.
Now he's trying to refocus on voters' top concern, the economy.
How did he make his case?
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Investigators blame last year's mid-air collision on deep failures at the Federal Aviation Administration.
This was preventable.
This was 100% preventable.
What went wrong that caused the military helicopter to crash with a civilian aircraft?
Also, NPR obtained documents showing the Trump administration quietly rewrote nuclear safety rules.
Environmental and security protections were loosened to speed construction.
What are the real-world effects?
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President Trump spoke last night in Des Moines.