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President Donald Trump’s Schedule Tuesday, January 31st, 2017

President Trump will start off Tuesday receiving his daily briefing from the CIA before he meets with big pharma representatives.

Later in the morning, Trump will meet with his Chief of Staff and have lunch with Rudy Giuliani.

The President’s afternoon will start with a meeting with experts in cyber security, an executive order signing and finally an announcement of his supreme court nominee.

8:30 am: Receives the Presidential Daily Briefing
9:00 am: Meets with the prescription drug industry trade association, Pharma
10:30 am: Meets with Chief of Staff Priebus
12:30 pm: Lunch with Rudy Giuliani
2:00 pm: Holds a listening session with cyber security experts; Roosevelt Room
3:15 pm: Signs an executive order
8:00 pm: Announces nominee to the Supreme Court

Rich Mitchell

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