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Is DC's Trump International hotel a conflict of interest for the president?

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Critics have called the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C., the biggest conflict of interest for the president. It’s been in business for almost two years with many parties and political events featuring administration officials and foreign dignitaries. Senior investigative and legal correspondent Cynthia McFadden reports for TODAY on the new questions raised over money spent at the hotel. She also sits down with Nicole DiCocco, one of a group of women who call themselves the “Trumpettes.”