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President Trump is fighting with some White House reporters while seeking to claw back approved for health and education.

Key takeaways
President Trump is engaged in a fight with some members of the White House press corps. The dispute concerns part of the group of reporters covering the White House, rather than the entire press corps.
The media confrontation and the spending move are separate developments, but both concern how the Trump administration uses presidential authority. The first involves the president’s relationship with some reporters who cover him. The second involves money that Congress has already approved for federal spending.
Neither development is directly connected to a candidate, campaign, race or election. The immediate questions concern White House conduct and the future of approved federal funds.
Trump is also attempting to claw back in congressionally approved spending for health and education. Because Congress approved the money, the proposal would reverse funding decisions that have already been made rather than set funding levels for a new program.
The covers health and education spending together. Education is therefore one part of the proposed rollback, alongside health funding. The amount attributed to each area is not specified.
The distinction between an attempt and a completed reduction matters: Trump is seeking the clawback, but the funds have not been described as already withdrawn. The next stage will determine whether the approved health and education spending remains in place or is rolled back.
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