Good morning. President Donald Trump is using the power of the pen to bypass the legislative process through dozens of executive orders. What's been done so far, and is it a good idea?

Executive orders can be overturned by courts, they can be reversed by Congress, and they can

be reversed by future presidents.

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Up next, Ken Covington with today's news.

Hello, everybody. President Trump welcomed reporters in the Roosevelt room on Tuesday.

Nice to see you.

Some very familiar faces.

And on his first full day back in the White House, Trump announced what he called the largest

AI infrastructure project in history. He said three major players in the White House, Trump announced what he called the largest AI infrastructure project in history.

He said three major players in the technology space would work together on a joint venture.

Stargate, a new American company that will invest $500 billion, at least in AI infrastructure in the United States.

At the front of the room, Trump was flanked by top executives from the companies forming

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