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Speaking during a White House meeting with the House Deputy Whip team, President Donald Trump said Obamacare is 'collapsing,' and added he's 'proud' to support the House GOP health care bill and hopes Congress will pass it very quickly. (March 7) AP

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The new travel ban includes six Muslim-majority countries. Video provided by Newsy Newslook

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President Trump took Twitter on Tuesday to attack president Obama once again, this time about Guantanamo Bay. Jose Sepulveda (@josesepulvedatv) has more. Buzz60

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Tours of the White House have resumed and President Donald Trump surprised one of the first groups by greeting them in person right next to a large portrait of Hillary Clinton. Time

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President Trump has tweeted that President Obama tapped his phones. Where is Trump getting this idea, and is it plausible? Matt Hoffman reports. Buzz60

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President Trump gave a speech about building up our military while aboard the USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier. USA TODAY NETWORK

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As expected, President Donald Trump signed a bill that had already passed both houses of Congress. Video provided by Newsy Newslook

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President Trump signed two bills to support women in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math. He also signed two executive orders - one regarding wetlands, and one to show support for historically black colleges and universities. AP

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President Donald Trump touted the accomplishments of his first month in office, saying companies have announced "they will invest billions of dolalrs in the United States and will create tens of thousands of new American jobs." (Feb. 28) AP

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President Trump attended the wedding of Nashville socialite Vanessa Falk and Carl Lindner IV. His guest? Japan's prime minister Shinzo Abe. Wochit

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White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon had some harsh words for the media. Veuer's Nick Cardona has the story. Buzz60

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At a Republican annual policy retreat Thursday President Donald Trump reiterated his strong resolve on 'expediting the removal of criminal aliens'. (Jan. 26) AP

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Two recipients of the DACA program (Differed Action for Childhood Arrivals) share their reaction to President Trump's immigration enforcement speech. TIRRC co-director shares her thoughts after listening to the proposed enforcement measures. 1/26/17 Ariana Sawyer, Karen Kraft / The Tennessean

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Middle Eastern countries where Trump has done business weren't included in his refugee and visa ban. Video provided by Newsy Newslook

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Earlier this week, the president told congressional leaders he believes 3 million to 5 million illegal ballots cost him the popular vote. Video provided by Newsy Newslook

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President Trump spoke just hours after Mexican President Pena Nieto canceled a planned meeting for the two to meet in Washington. Trump says the two mutually agreed to cancel and that sitting down with Mexico at this point would be 'fruitless.' USA TODAY NETWORK

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President Donald Trump is expected to direct funds towards construction of his border wall with Mexico, but is the construction feasible? Nathan Rousseau Smith (@fantasticmrnate) investigates. Buzz60

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The two executive orders contain multiple provisions, including the creation of 15,000 new jobs. Video provided by Newsy Newslook

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President Donald Trump moved aggressively to tighten the nation's immigration policies Wednesday, signing executive actions to jumpstart construction of a U.S.-Mexico border wall and block federal grants from "sanctuary cities." (Jan. 25) AP

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President Donald Trump signed two executive orders in keeping with campaign promises to boost border security and crack down on immigrants living in the U.S. illegally. (Jan. 25) AP

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President Trump took the first step toward fulfilling his campaign promise of building a wall between the U.S. and Mexico border. USA TODAY NETWORK

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A look at the socioeconomic and environmental impact of a 2,000-mile long wall at the U.S.-Mexico border.

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The president and his allies haven't settled on why exactly he can't release his tax returns. Video provided by Newsy Newslook

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President Donald Trump is is doubling down on his dubious claims of voter fraud, ordering an investigation take place. Nathan Rousseau Smith (@fantasticmrnate) examines the facts. Buzz60

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An online petition launched on Inauguration Day to impeach President Trump is gaining traction. Wochit

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President Trump tweeted unsourced statistics about the crime rate in Chicago and threatened to send in federal help. Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel says the help is welcome. USA TODAY NETWORK

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The New York Times reports that the Trump administration has been prepping an executive order revoking Obama-era restrictions on CIA black sites, Guantnamo Bay, and other War on Terror practices. Matt Hoffman has more. Buzz60

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President Donald Trump(Photo: Evan Vucci/AP)

President Donald Trump plans to hold a Nashville rally onWednesday at downtown's Municipal Auditorium, making his first visit to Tennessee as president just weeks after entering the White House.

The eventis scheduled to takeplaceat 6:30 p.m., with doors to open at 3:30 p.m.

An invitation for theTrump rally is posted on Trump's campaign website, but the purpose of the gathering is still unclear.The White House has not responded to inquiries about the event.

Trump has spoken at several rallies in recent weeks, and Nashville is a natural fit in the wake of thepresident's promise ofa "full-court press" on behalf of Republican-backed legislationto repeal and replace Obamacare. The debate surrounding the health care bill is reaching a fever-pitch and Nashville is one of the nation's health care hubs, boasting a near-$40 billion industry.

Trump'sarrival Wednesday would also fallon the same day The Hermitage, the historic home of former President Andrew Jackson,is celebrating the 250th birthday of the nation's seventh president, whose populist politicshave resonated with Trump.Upon moving into the White House last month, the new president hung a portrait of Jackson in the Oval Office.

During his Nashville visit, Trump is expected to tour Jackson's home, but The Hermitage on Thursdaycould neither confirm nor deny the scheduling.

Related: Sorry, Donald Trump, you're no Andrew Jackson

White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer was asked twice about the Nashville event at a Thursday briefing with media but declined to discuss details, instead directing questions to to the campaign.

Tennessee Republican Party Chairman Scott Golden welcomed Trump's decision to return to a state that overwhelmingly voted to send the brash businessman to the White House.

"In November, Tennesseans decidedly aligned with his America First agenda giving him a 26-point margin of victory," Golden said in a statement. "That agenda is off to a great start with the American private sector adding over half a million new jobs in the first two months of 2017.

In a statement, Nashville Mayor Megan Barry's office said they have not received any guidance or details from the White House about the presidents visit. They said Metro will work with the White House and Secret Service to ensure Trump's visit is safe and any the impact on traffic and government accessibility is minimal.

Nashville is a warm and welcoming city for all, and that certainly includes President Trump and his supporters who will be attending this event, Barry said.

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Barry, a Democrat, used a similar phrase after Trump was elected in November to try to assuage concerns of immigrants and others. Barry said then that she's committed to keeping our a community awarmand welcoming place to immigrants and others amid what she called a feeling of uncertainty and fearfollowing Trump's victory.

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President Donald Trump to hold rally in Nashville next week - The Tennessean