Overview
- President Trump and Governor Hochul met at the White House to discuss key issues affecting New York, including infrastructure and energy policy.
- The Constitution pipeline, a project blocked by New York over environmental concerns, was a major focus, with Trump threatening federal intervention to push it forward.
- Hochul defended New York's congestion pricing program, which Trump has opposed, emphasizing its benefits for reducing traffic and funding transit improvements.
- The governor sought additional federal funding for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and the redevelopment of Penn Station.
- No formal agreements were reached, but both sides described the conversation as productive and pledged to continue discussions in the coming weeks.