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Trump takes the oath

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POLITICO reporters discuss expected themes of Donald Trump's inaugural
address, the lack of under-secretaries named at the Defense and State
departments, how Congressional Republicans are grappling with healthcare
reform, and Trump's favorability numbers.

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Jan 20, 2017

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