Trump 2nd term live updates: Senators blast Trump over IG firings

President Donald Trump told reporters Friday that he plans on signing an executive order "fundamentally reforming" the Federal Emergency Management Agency "or maybe getting rid of them."

"I think, frankly, FEMA is not good," he said.

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During his remarks, Trump said he may sign an executive order to "fundamentally overhaul or get of FEMA."

When pressed by reporters about his comments, Trump said he thought the agency was a "big disappointment."

He once again floated the idea that the responsibility should be passed down to the states, and declined to give a timeline as to when he would end the agency.

Dr. Anthony Fauci had his government security detail revoked Thursday afternoon, sources familiar with the matter told ABC News.

Fauci was protected by private security that was paid for by the government, but now has hired his own security detail following the cancellation.

Trump said such security detail only pertained to current government employees.

"You can't have a security detail for the rest of your life because you work for the government," he told reporters.

Fauci has received threats since the pandemic from harsh critics.

President Donald Trump continued to blast California's response to the wildfires, and seemed to add a new condition on additional aid for the wildfires.

"I want to see two things in Los Angeles, voter ID, so that the people have a chance to vote, and I want to see the water be released and come down into Los Angeles and the state. Those are the two things," Trump said.

President Donald Trump was asked Friday morning about the first deportation flights under his administration.

The president made no explicit mention of the flights but said that the deportations are "going well."

"These are people that have been as bad as you get, as bad as anybody you've seen, we're taking them out first," he said.