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Welcome to the Views Room, a weekly conversation among breaking views columnists about big numbers, crunchy deals, and nasty spats.

I'm Anthony Curry, and I'm here with my colleague, Jennifer Saber. Hi, Jen.

Hello.

So Donald Trump is back on our radar and Bigley.

The fallout from the U.S. President Alex Tweetstorms is hanging over this week's international auto show in Detroit,

and his plan to spend $1 trillion on the nation's infrastructure is gathering. President Alex Tweetstorms is hanging over this week's international auto show in Detroit,

and his plan to spend $1 trillion on the nation's infrastructure is gathering more traction and criticism.

We start, though, with the Donald himself.

On Wednesday, he held his first press conference in months.

It came replete with the usual stream of tangential comments we expect, sideswipes

at his campaign rival Hillary Clinton,

praise for his Miss Universe contest,

and even a mention that he's a germaphobe.

What he, or rather his lawyer, did outline in a degree of detail, though,

was his plan to avoid any business conflicts of interest while in the Oval Office.

Joining us to dig into those details is our Washington colonist Gina Chan.

Hi, Gina.

Welcome back to the show.

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