here is some of deb haaland's campaign announcement video released today. >> i'm deb haaland. >> in mymilitary family, raising my child on my own, achieving 35 years of sobriety. but here in new mexico, struggle makes you fierce. i worked at the local bakery, sold my homemade salsa, cleaned at my child's preschool to reduce the bill. and when i became new mexico's member of congress and then the leader of the u.s. department of the interior, i seized the opportunity to make change. i help more new mexico businesses open their doors, powered thousands of our homes with good new mexico sun, brought good paying new mexico jobs to plug old oil wells and restore our land, and partnered with rural communities to secure their water and solve rural challenges. but the problems we face now are bigger than ever, and we must be fierce to solve them. that's why i am running for governor of the great state of new mexico. >> joining us now is deb haaland, democratic candidate for governor of new mexico. thank you very much for joining us tonight. governor grisham, democrat is term limited. so this i

. >> secretary deb haaland. >> joins our conversation. >> so grab your coffee. >> settle in. >> welcome to the weekend. >> inflation is up and donald trump's new tariff strategy could lead to higher costs. this weekend, the president posted online quote, we will consider countries that use the value added tax system, which is far more punitive than a tariff to be similar to that of a tariff. what? okay. value added taxes, y'all, is also known as vat. okay. you've seen that if you traveled overseas on your receipt. those are taxes on goods and services. at each step along the supply chain, axios reports at least 175 countries globally have a vat. meaning it could impact the math on any reciprocal tariff. but most nations around the world. economists predict tariffs will donald trump's tariffs tactics will increase inflation and it will pass the pain on to, you. guessed it, americans. meanwhile, you've got speaker mike johnson, who is just trying to keep the house republicans in line as they are fighting over very steep spending cuts. up for debate cuts to food stamps and medicaid. we tol

deb haaland served as interior secretary. she was the first native american to serve in a president's cabinet. she's now running to be governor of her home state. >> new mexico. >> is rich in tradition and spirit, rich in natural resources. so why can't our families pay our bills? crime, poverty? homelessness? addiction. they will keep pulling us down if we do the same things and expect a different result. every single new mexican has a role to play in our future. >> if elected, she would be the first native american woman to be elected governor in the united states. and she'd lead a state that could be impacted massively from cuts proposed so far. here to talk about that and our campaign is former interior secretary deb haaland. she's joining us from las vegas, where she's receiving an award from the national native american law students association. congratulations on your award. thank you for being with me. so i want to talk about your campaign in just a moment. but let me start here. more than 2200 of the federal workers

deb haaland is running to be the next governor of new mexico.e's the first former member of the biden administration to jump back into politics. she'll join us to talk about that. plus, d is for diversity. but apparently it's a scary word at pbs. this place that we know for shows that prized diversity, sesame street, reading rainbow, now making a change to their leadership and their mission statement that i found online. we'll share that with you. sesame street legend maria, actress sonia manzano will be here to react. also, i spoke with a lawmaker in a city with a large venezuelan population who trump supported or supported trump. i should say, for president. now they're asking the president to reconsider a recent decision impacting thousands of migrants. >> a lot going on. we'll be watching. >> thank you very much. let's start the show.

>> candidate for governor of new mexico deb haaland gets tonight's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >> tonight. >> the president gives even. >> more power to elon. musk as they both. defend their. >> cost cutting. >> orders from the oval office. >> then america's. largest automaker warns the president's. trade policies. >> will. >> force job cuts. >> plus, the speaker of. >> the house. >> undermines his. >> own branch. >> of. >> government. >> as the. 11th hour gets underway on. this tuesday night. >> good evening. >> once again. >> i'm stephanie. >> ruhle, and it is day. >> 23 of the second trump administration. >> i know it feels like. >> we've aged. >> ten. >> years. >> but we've got breaking. >> news tonight in washington. after three years of being wrongfully detained in russia, marc. fogel is. safely back on american soil. just moments. >> ago, the president welcomed him at the white house. >> after securing his release. >> my family. >> has. >> been a force. i think my 95 year old mother is probably the most dynamic 95 year old o

. >> candidate for governor of new mexico, deb haaland gets tonight's last word.1th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >> tonight, the president gives even more power to elon musk as they both defend their cost cutting orders from the oval office. then america's largest automaker warns the president's trade policies will force job cuts. plus, the speaker of the house undermines his own branch of government. as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. good evening once again. i'm stephanie ruhle, and it is day 23 of the second trump administration. i know it feels like we've aged ten years, but we've got breaking news tonight in washington. after three years of being wrongfully detained in russia, marc fogel is safely back on american soil. just moments ago, the president welcomed him at the white house after securing his release. >> my family. >> has. >> been a force. >> i thank my 95 year old mother is probably the most dynamic 95 year old on earth right now, and i am so. indebted to. >> so many people. >> the american teacher faced a 14 year sentenc