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President Trump says a lot in public,
but has not persuaded most of the public to support his policies.
He has an opportunity to clarify in a state-of-the-union speech.
What can he say about issues from tariffs to Tehran?
I'm Laila Faldil.
That's Steven Skipe, and this is Up First from NPR News.
In Guadalajara, Mexico, burned-out cars are still in the medians of empty streets.
These are signs of the violence after Mexico's government killed a drug cartel leader.
What is the government's strategy?
Also,
a new NPR investigation finds the Justice Department withheld or removed dozens of Epstein file pages that include allegations mentioning President Trump.
What's missing?
And why does it matter?
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