Hi there, from CNN, I'm Charlie Drever with the Five Things You Need to know for Friday, January 16th.

Tensions continue to flare in Minneapolis between protesters and federal officers.

Last night, police used pepper balls, percussion grenades and tear gas to try and disperse

the protesters outside a federal building.

Senin Shimon Prokipes was there when it happened.

What's been happening?

Wow, this is nasty.

Meanwhile, President Donald Trump warned on social media this week that he might invoke

the centuries-old

Insurrection Act to deploy U.S. troops to Minnesota, White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt

says it's a, quote, tool at the president's disposal, while also pointing the finger at Democrats.

I think the president's truth social posts spoke very loud and clear to Democrats across this country,

elected officials who are using their platforms to encourage violence against federal law

enforcement officers who are encouraging left-wing agitators to unlawfully obstruct legitimate

law enforcement operations.

More news coming up, including the Trump administration's plan to make healthcare more affordable.

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President Trump has unveiled a new plan to try and lower health care costs. The White House is

dubbing it the Great Healthcare Plan

as a framework to help Congress put together legislation

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