Trump lashes out at judges ruling against his priorities, pet projects
A federal judge ruled that the Kennedy Center cannot bear President Trump’s name without specific authorization from Congress. Following the decision, the president’s appointed board voted to shut down the institution entirely. This development comes amid a series of public criticisms by Trump against judicial rulings that have obstructed his administration's projects and priorities.
After a federal judge ruled once again that the Kennedy Center could not also bear the name of President Trump, unless Congress directed it, the president's hand-picked board voted to shut the whole thing down. Ed O'Keefe reports from the White House.
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