From the New York Times, I'm Michael Babarro.

This is the Daily.

Over the past 48 hours, President Trump banned DEI programming in the federal government,

punished three former aides by taking away their security detail,

and celebrated the release of hundreds of January 6th rioters and planners.

Today, I talked through all of that with three of my Times colleagues,

White House reporters Maggie Haberman, Zolan Cano Youngs, and David Sanger.

It's Friday, January 24th.

Friends, I 24th. Friends, welcome back to the roundtable.

Maggie, Zolin, David.

Thank you for being here.

Thanks, Michael.

Thanks.

Thank you.

Last time the three of you were on the show, your locations were incredibly exotic.

Mar-a-Lago, Italy. Where were you, Maggie?

Washington, D.C. Today we join you from two boring studios on the East Coast. We are taping this on

Thursday afternoon at the end of week one of the Trump presidency, and what a week it has been. I don't think it's a stretch to say that in record time, President Trump has begun to

remake both the federal government and arguably American society in his image in just a few

days.

And I want to start with late-breaking policy that we haven't covered on the show from the White

House, and that is around DEI, diversity, equity, and inclusion.

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