From ABC News, I'm Wayne Cabot.

President Trump has just announced he is closing the Kennedy Center for two years.

For a renovation, a complete rebuilding, he says.

Last year the president fired its board, which then voted to add Trump's name to the center.

Weeks after that, the National Opera announced that it would leave the center, saying that box office revenue collapsed since Trump's takeover. Last week, composer

Philip Glass pulled out. A Trump family company confirms to ABC News that an Abu Dhabi

Sheikh bought a secret stake in it, right before the 2024 inauguration. After the Sheikh's

investment in World Liberty Financial, the UAE then won access to American AI

chips. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche responding on ABCs this week to what the Wall

Street Journal called, unprecedented, a foreign government taking a major stake in an

upcoming U.S. president's company.

There's nothing unprecedented about the Trump organization going out and trying to make investments

that basically all will come back to the American people and jobs in this country.

The journal says the shake made the half-billion dollar investment for 49% of World Liberty,

of which Eric Trump is president and Donald Trump is listed as

founder emeritus. A five-year-old boy and his father, Liam, and Adrian Ramos, have returned

from their iced detention in Texas, ordered freed by a judge. ABC's John Cignonis traveled with them

on their journey back to Minneapolis. It was a day that began at 4 a.m.

Adrian carrying Liam in his arms as we walked behind them down the jetway, Liam looking

scared and uncertain.

I asked Adrian how he and his son are doing.

We're happy to finally be going home again, he says.

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