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ABCNEWS - Trump says Kennedy Center is closing for 2 years for 'complete rebuilding'

President Donald Trump announced on Sunday that he will be temporarily closing entertainment operations at the Kennedy Center for "approximately" two years.

AI:President Donald Trump has announced that the Kennedy Center will undergo a temporary closure of approximately two years to facilitate what he described as a complete rebuilding of the facility. This move follows a period of ongoing tension regarding the building's identity, including previous board votes aimed at restoring President Trump’s name to the center amidst earlier legal and political disputes.Open

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YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - President Trump saved the Kennedy Center: Ric Grenell | Katie Pavlich Tonight

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Ric Grenell, president of the Trump Kennedy Center and special presidential envoy for Special Missions of the U.S., joins Katie Pavlich from the Trump Kennedy Center to discuss their new initiatives, America 250 and how the president chose to save the center, preferring to initiate a rebuild rather than tearing it down. "Katie Pavlich Tonight" offers a conservative take on the day’s events while welcoming all viewpoints. The goal: cutting through left-right bias in pursuit of plain facts and honest analysis.

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