. >> it's been a whirlwind 43 days since donald trump took office, beginning his second term as president of the united states. >> i, donald johnting no time making its imprint on many facets of american life, signing at least 76 executive orders and counting. >> trump came into office determined to shake things up, and he's done so. like no president in almost a century. >> there is a new sheriff in town, and he's moving at warp speed right now. >> from global health to tariffs to diversity efforts. >> president trump placing all federal diversity, equity and inclusion staff on paid administrative leave. >> the trump administration testing the limits of presidential power in an effort to reshape america. >> trump is not just flexing his presidential powers. he's trying essentially to seize more. every day comes a new boundary busting assertion of presidential power. >> one of president trump's signature campaign issues immigration. >> we're a dumping ground. we're like a we're like a garbage can for the world. that's what's happened. >> the new administration has wasted no time clamping down on illegal border crossings, sendin

the day donald trump was sworn in his 47th president of the united states. donald john trump solemnly swear. the crypto industry was the largest corporate donor to political campaigns. last year, i pacing traditional big spenders, such as banks and oil donating $245000000.00 to pro crypto candidates. like donald trump, the take a look at this with steve alice shoes, the executive editor on chain. that's a che, at trade publication focused on the crypto industry. welcome to dw. so today's crypto summit as follows. yesterday's, executive order creating this bitcoin strategic reserve. so why has the president gone from a crypto critic to crypto? and susie asked, honestly, i think it has a lot to do with money to the industry. was a massive donor to his campaign of the chain of about $200000000.00. and that was a, a, i think you're, you saw it as a key demographic to help them get over the get over the threshold in certain key swing states. and you have to make them certain promises in order to, to get those funds. they included releasing a child for a trip to ask for no word that ran in

and that's why president donald john trump has been the only president to say that doesn't work.where we're at. all we want is fairness. all we want is fairness. we're not getting that if we get fairness. and by the way, i mean, for folks watching this bullish bullish bullish bullish i'm usually kind of a sector rotation guy. you know i was a contributor for ten years on your on your show i love being there i know all of you well and i love all of you. and but for the for the trump administration would be the one place where i'd be like, want a passive investor and want to see that market go up. but also there's got to be brother cramer's got to do like a mega portfolio and see ahead. so see the companies that are going to do well when trade is more fair. whether it was century aluminum or us steel or nucor or whether it's when we get apple coming here, whatever, they see the chessboard here, but it's bullish and we're making this transition from biden nomics, which is inflationary stagflationary to a sustainable price stability, real growth, rising real wages like we had. and we

. ♪ ♪ >> john: donald trump has often been able to defy political gravity.e true when it comes to the economy? before his address to congress, warning signs were flashing. consumer confidence saw its biggest monthly drop in over four years. consumer spending fell more than any time since 2021. the atlanta fed forecast negative 3% growth. stock market gains since his election had vanished. with 77% of americans saying prices are outpacing their paychecks, trump's signature economic policy, tariffs, will drive prices even higher according to 73% of americans and nearly all economists. traditionally this would have dictated a speech with emergency lists of policy to combat these trends and showy moments to convey to americans that the president felt their pain. this isn't all show. presidents respond to public concern with policies that help people. cbs polling showed high prices and the economy were the issues america wanted to hear about in the speech but trump's speech focused on longer timelines, his proposals, cutting regulations, and government jobs while

to see people who they were and i'm excited about the process, donald trump is the right person to lead the charge. johni want to play a sound clip, donald trump is talking about dismantling the education department and handing the role back to the states. >> and providing tools for the teachers to provide them with research and best practices. to see our scores go up, 70% of students can't read with proficiency, and every dollar that comes into the classroom, complying with regulations. let teachers teach. mike: you think dismantling the department of education is a worthy idea? >> keep in mind the department of education is not doing its job, to educate kids, and okay with that. there's one job, the smartest kids in the entire world, that's what they have been doing. let's do something based on the way our constitution is set up. we the people, send the power to make sure they take accountability to states and districts. and the bureaucratic establishment cares about one thing, the adults, education system that cares about our kids and legacy, passing great culture to the next generation. greg: as an

howard: donald trump is attacking the fake news again, this time over his handshake, with chief justice johnhat sparked some media speculation. >> won't forget. donald trump understands that john roberts is his guy who sprang him and saved him from prosecution with his ruling on presidential immunity. >> i think an educated opinion is trump is likely thanking him for the immunity decision last june that really made it impossible for the special counsel to bring a criminal trial before the election. howard: the president hit back hard. i don't watch fake news, but i understand they are going crazy asking what is it that i was thanking justice robert for. they never called my office to ask, of course, but if they had, i would have told these sleazebag journalists that the thanks was for doing the good job of swearing anymore at the inauguration -- inaugural. lowery, sleazebacks -- sleazebags or not? yes or no. >> yeah. he thanks all the people, and the idea that that decision is top of mind for trump at that moment, that he's going to do this secret thank you that might be caught on a hot mic.

trump elected. now caitlin huey-burns reports americans are watching closely to see how he handles it. caitlin? >> reporter: hey, john. that's right. the economy helped put donaldack in the white house, and it's expected to be a key pillar of his speech tonight. we're told he is going to talk about lowering prices for americans, even if his tariff plan threatens to raise them. we traveled to york, pennsylvania, to get an assessment, a report from voters and residents about how they think he's handling the economy. 29-year-old c.j. weigle helps run his family's commercial printing shop, rheem printing, in york, pennsylvania. 61% of the county voted for president trump. how would you describe this area? >> we used to be a mecca for manufacturing. york was a real, true leader. i think when you heard the president talk on the trail, it hit home for us here. we've lost a lot of jobs to foreign competitors. >> reporter: weigle voted for trump in november and says that since the election, he's been feeling more optimistic. how do you think he's doing so far on the economy? >> i mean, there's always room for improvement, of course. right now, you know, it's a transitio

going to build michigan, we are going to build ohio, here we come, here comes america under donald trump. >> johnl right, that is canada and mexico, china is another deal. the chinese embassy in washington, d.c., posted on x after the president's speech last night the following: if war is what the u.s. wants, be it a tariff war, a trade war, or any other type of war, we are ready to fight until the end. now china is obviously famous for complaining but every thing under the sun but it is also increasing defense spending this year, saying changes unseen in a century are unfolding across the world at a faster pace. that could be complaining. it could also be taken as a less than veiled threat. >> well, in 2019, president xi sat across from president trump and said he would put the death penalty on anyone who made ingredients for fentanyl. okay? he said i will put the death penalty. you know where they are now? they have the highest subsidies, they subsidized the production of fentanyl to try to kill our workers. they are trying to kill our workers. so the president knows that president xi can end i

donald trump says. >> everybody, show up. get in your seat. when he is introduced, set in. >> johnmocrats painting president trump as the disruptor in chief ahead of his big speech tonight. but the president's guest list highlights what he thinks americans really care about and white house officials say democrats should get on board. listen here. >> the president of the united states, he's going to make a lot of good arguments, talk about a lot of the successes we've had in these first 45 days. he's also going to be himself, which means he's going to poke a little fun, and we are going to have a good time. >> democrats should think about if they will stand up and up loss. he is bringing common sense back to this country. >> use this as a platform to look like disruptor's themselves, but all they're doing is disrupting america. >> john: tied down any loose articles of clothing. keep your hands inside the ride. i'm john roberts from washington. >> sandra: just like me in the elevator, running up here to make the show on time. i'm sandra smith in new york. this is "america reports." t

john: what would you counsel your democratic colleagues to do? >> i'd say let's talk to america and how the trump tariff policies are affecting prices. because 0 donaldicy -- >> john: so change the subject. >> so not talk about -- >> john: how would you have counselled them to vote on this? >> i didn't read the bill. this is a -- >> john: it's very short. it's this long. >> it says -- >> here's my thing. this is a complicated issue. you have to acknowledge how it's a complicated issue. youth sports is complicated. democrats have to acknowledge the unfairness that people feel and the sentiment people feel and -- that's up to their conscious. talk about the things that really affect people's lice directly. everyone is affected by tariff policy and rising prices. >> women everywhere are affected by this. it's common sense. it's not hard. >> john: sandra? >> sandra: dan hoffman on the chances ahead for a cease fire. >> john: vintage car fans heading to fluoride, florida. we're on the road with madison alworth. is she in the bat mobile? that's next. long-lasting, affordable tools. you want harbor freight tools. whatever you do, do it for less at harbor fr

but i will say this, john, a couple of things to watch for is to watch, to see how far donald trump goes in some of his misstatements, let's say, and let's see how much he exaggerates on what elon musk has done so far, because what elon musk has said he has accomplished and the savings don't seem to add up to where they have been selling. this whole idea of downsizing the federal government. >> look, i will say the wall street journal has a great article this morning with all kinds of jitters among republicans about how donald trump, the president, is not addressing the economy. so i am curious to see how he addresses the economy and where that goes going forward. now, what about democrats? we have a quote here from don beyer in politico, democrat from virginia, who's not going tomorrow night. and this is why he says he's not going. the notion of half my colleagues rising in standing and enormous clapping for things that i think are terrible for the american people every couple of minutes will not be funny. i don't see that all contribute anything to the event. so how do you think democr

in rhode island, federal judge john mcconnell ruled against donald trump's administration, freezing fundinggated writing the executive's categorical freeze of appropriated and obligated funds fundamentally undermines the distinct constitutional roles of each branch of our government. the interaction of the three co-equal branches of government is an intricate, delicate, and sophisticated balance, but it is crucial to our form of constitutional governance, something everyone learned in high school. in court, the trump justice department has defended the unprecedented actions of elon musk against lawsuits by claiming that musk's activities are legal, insisting that elon musk is in charge of nothing and has no power at all. the trump lawyers have told judges, in effect under oath in court, that elon musk is just an advisor to donald trump, but donald trump himself destroyed that position on tuesday night. >> i have created the brand. >> new. >> department of. >> government efficiency gouge. >> perhaps you've. >> heard. >> of it. >> perhaps. >> which is headed by. >> elon musk, who is. >> in. >

. >> donald trump to john.ntury, john adams. >> began his. >> career representing. british soldiers. >> understanding, extremely. >> unpopular, understanding that that. >> was a noble. part of. >> what it meant to. be in this country. >> and he actually got six. >> of the eight of them off in a criminal case. and that. >> is really sort of an. >> example of. how far we've come that you. >> just. >> basically denigrate the entire legal. >> system because. >> you're a. transactional president. >> and these adams prosecutors are being let go. where does that fit in? >> that is part of the same thing. >> the idea that. >> there is no. >> civil service, that is just you're just decimating people who you think are going to be loyalists, and. they're going to obey their oaths of office to the constitution. and you see that with getting rid of. >> the pardon attorney. >> getting rid of the prosecutors who are on the adams case, the. >> recent filing by the. justice department in. >> the adams case. is shockwaves. >> wi

john bolton, donald trump's national security adviser during his first term, is calling on secretary of state marco rubio to resign over the oval office debacle. he will join the conversation. but first, elon musk, doge, is sending a new email to federal workers demanding they explain what they did this past week. write it down, folks. you're watching the down, folks. you're watching the weekend. (man) got one more antoine. (vo) with usps ground advantage, it's like you're with us every step of the way. ♪ (man) cooool. ♪ (man) right on time! (vo) stay in the know. from your dock... to their door. ♪♪ sonya earlene and marcia are among the thousands of real women living with metastatic breast cancer; doing what they love. and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole alone. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs.

won't forget donald trump understands that john roberts is his guy who sprang him and saved him from n with his ruling on presidential immunity, which ultimately paved the way for trump to be elected president again. one of the big tests we have now is will this court, with its 6 to 3 conservative supermajority, do anything to restrict trump? today we did get one small, encouraging answer, and its first significant ruling on the actions of the new trump presidency. the court sided with, i would argue, the rule of law against trump. the 5 to 4 decision basically enforces a district court's decision that trump and musk cannot unilaterally freeze nearly $2 billion in u.s. foreign aid payments for work already completed. john roberts and amy coney barrett joined with the three liberal justices in the decision. mark joseph stern is a senior writer at slate covering the courts and the law. he joins me now. mark, a little bit. i mean, this should be nine zero, but but what what what was this decision today? and what do you see as its significance? >> well, you know, the decision is, of cours

john dickerson. in a presidency like no other, donald trump will do something familiar: take the short ride to capitol hill to describe his achievements to a joint session of congress. weijia jiang has a preview of the president's address. return tariffs. hours after the president's new tariffs on canada, mexico, and china took effect, two of those nations returned fire. canada's prime minister justin trudeau called the president's tariffs "dumb." kelly o'grady will explain how these import taxes will make their way through the economy. a dream deferred. karen hua goes in-depth on the vulnerable workers caught in the mass firings and the federal government. those stories and more right after our news headlines. wet tuesday. a powerful storm took aim at new orleans just as mardi gras hits its peak. several parades were shortened to keep marchers out of danger. tornadoes from that same system caused widespread damage in ada, oklahoma. a paint warehouse in northern texas was ripped apart by high winds. bygones. president zelenskyy's blowup at the white house regrettable and pledges he stands ready to wor

donald trump. doesn't work near the list of these. no one wins with this decision on the country. it affects the people that we represent, john, home, and i would just say to mexico, city from washington dc has patrick hall haines. the us president donald trump has taken to social media to say that he will respond to canada is responding to his original terrace with more terrace, but he didn't give any specifics. now let's remember, this is a present who said that the tears might cause some pain just a little bit, but just temporarily. and when he is repeatedly told by reporters that it isn't the countries the pay, the tariff is the importer. so we're getting orders in from those countries who often pass the cost along to consumers who call that a mess. now, the vast majority of economists say that's exactly what is going to happen. that's sound trump, to these tariff in his 1st term. but your very important differences, most household items were exempted. for example, boys from china, that doesn't seem to be the case. now. these are across the board tear of all products coming in from canada, just canada, mexico. and we're s

that she pretends to you and also what else have been saying, mexico's also in donald trump's across has let's go to john holman, in mexico city, joe and mexico like canada is being bracing, hasn't it for a ton of these types of to apparently inverting them last month, has that been an opportunity to formulate a robust response to these threats? the i'm sort of the mexican government makes can businesses will right now it's the be trying to formulate what they gonna do now, up until now would be images been spent on the house with this, as you were saying at the different strategies that mexico has been using like pink terrorist on some chinese goes on sending a $10000.00 members of the national guard towards border with met with the united states to try and stop fentanyl of migrants from getting across from seizes offense, notes of the call till they've really tried on a lot of different fronts to a piece, donald trump and offer him things to make visa terrace. go away. right now. it seems like that's not going to happen. we've already been told by the ministry of economy. that's really, he's been leadi

donald trump tonight? you remember that moment nancy pelosi famously tearing donald trump's speech apart back in 2020? we're not going to get anything like that tonight. and you know, john as you know, to kind of the the takeover is complete. and what we've really seen here has been the story of a great man or woman theory of politics. right. driving the presidential power here. >> let's go to manu raju. who's on capitol hill. manu. >> yeah. we're just sitting right by where elon musk just entered a lot of republicans in the audience turning around, applauding him. really? no response by the democrats who are sitting on the opposite side of the chamber. it's unclear if they actually notice that he has arrived here, but we are noticing interesting thing on the democratic side of the aisle. they have decided to color coordinate their outfits in a lot of ways to try to create their own silent protest of sorts. democrats, i'm told when women members wearing pink to showcase power, they say, i was told from a democratic source showcase protest of donald trump. also, you're seeing blue and yellow being worn by a number of democratic members. why, of course, those are the same

donald trump too. and as the lensky address john list before flying out, the american president was on his mind. should we or was there a we count on assistance from the united states of america without a doubt. i think stopping such assistance will only help coach and, and because of that, i think that the united states and representatives of the civilized world leaders of this world definitely won't help putting defined or diplomatic anytime will tell me the end of a city to reach out to 0, not the a but usually a shop, a lot of was standing by for was in the russian capital moscow. that 1st is get the license from the ground in k, that's where the child stratford is joining us from. so charles, what impact was, what was said in london, have was there anything concrete and also the ukrainians to hold onto it? sure to say that these are really on certain times for ukraine and not just being felt unexpressed by ukrainians that we've spoken to. they will and being void by the level of support expressed by european leaders in london. yes, today, but they're also aware that there are a whole host o

donald trump too. and as the lensky addressed john list before flying out, the american president was on his mind. should we or was there a we count on assistance from the united states of america without a doubt. i think stopping such assistance will only help coaching. and because of that, i think that the united states and representatives of the civilized world leaders of this world definitely won't help putting, defined or diplomatic anytime will tell me then of a city to reach out to 0, not to us secretary of state, small caribbean states, that russia must be drawn into peace talks. mike hannah has moved from washington to see the secretary of state. marco rubio confirmed that tito telephone conversations with the foreign ministers of the united kingdom and upfront in the past 24 hours. this an apparent indication that he is discussing that embry on a piece plan that the us is european allies, are drawing up. the secretary of state also said he had no contact with ukrainian leadership since that meeting for the pot in the white house. but he continues to support an express admiration for what

donald trump too. and as the lensky address john list before flying out, the american president was on his mind. should we or was there a we count on assistance from the united states of america without a doubt. i think stopping such assistance will only help coach and, and because of that, i think that the united states and representatives of the civilized world leaders of this will definitely won't help putting defined or diplomatic anytime will tell me then of a city to reach out to 0, not the right, let's get the view from the states. now with my colleagues in washington dc, somebody because the world watches europe's strong show support is landscape london . what's the reaction there in washington as well? the trump administration is sending signals that it has not ruled out to further engagement with ukraine of the secretary of state, saying that he's held to phone conversations with the prime ministers of the u. k. and province in the last 24 hours, clearly indicating that they all conversations going on to bump that embryonic peace plan. being drawn up by the european leaders, which they

donald trump too. and as the lensky addressed john list before flying out, the american president was on his mind. should we or was there a we count on assistance from the united states of america. without a doubt. i think stopping such assistance will only help coach and, and because of that, i think that the united states and representatives of the civilized world leaders of this world definitely won't help putting defined or diplomatic anytime will tell me less of a city to reach out to 0, not the child's right. so it has been speaking with ukrainians in case it's fair to say that these are really uncertain times for ukraine and and that is being felt unexpressed by ukrainians that we've spoken to. they will and being void, fight the level of support expressed by european leaders in london. yes, today, but they're also aware that there are a whole host of hurdles that yet she needs to be overcome before we see anything real and concrete terms of stopping the fighting in new grade. so is he lost in the lights on his way home, released the statement. he said that we need peace noting this rule. a

i am a sensible democrat, john fetterman, elise slotkin perhaps got some of those tendencies, she ran on saying she like to donald trumption. john fetterman is on the right side here. it has been all over the country if there's a democratic party that is centerleft as opposed to over here because way over here is disturbingly dislodged. stuart: so yesterday. i heard you were talking scrap about fox and friends's piers morgan. >> is weird for britt to be arrogant about it. >> you think a british guy will lose to an american? >> oh my god. stuart: piers morgan beat you in a soccer kicking competition. anything to say? brian: you have a huge staff, have them roll back the tape. did not give me a chance to go against him. you all know, they know more about soccer than anybody else in the world especially americans. when i see you by the water cooler, the christmas party, i always get the varney swagger, i know more, the world cup is coming. the world club championships, i have to deal with that on a daily basis. you made me relive that moment but it needs to be addressed. you are the only one with the guts to bring it up o

came into fence earlier this week. us president donald trump now says goes that full under the us mexico, canada agreement will be temporarily exempt. john holland reports from mexico city a month long reprise to mexico. after thursday morning, cool between presidents, cloudy, ashamed. um and donald trump. he suspended the 25 percent tires, replaced to mexican impulse, or at least those covered by the us, mexico. kind of the free trade due and i spoke to the president of mexico wonderful woman today. and we helped him out with a problem they were having having to do with the tab short term terms. and we had a very good conversation. see, choose, president st, them sit on the cool sheet highlighted countries efforts. just don't spend to know getting to the us and said with terrorist those efforts could suffer. of the lady said, i said to himself as we are getting results, president trump, now that you're imposing terry, how are we going to continue cooperating or collaborating off to something that hurts the people of mexico? both confused off to the career about their mutual respect on the we most will next and then they elizabeth also y

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have two people, one from an apartheid country, elon musk, donald trump who is white and rich, that is why he never served. he talks about johnccain, a decorated hero who spent five years in a pow camp and donald trump is not believe what a pow camp is. my fellow veterans, how can 65% of you people vote for a coward like donald trump? my message to donald trump and elon musk, leave our veteran benefits alone. thank you. host: kevin is in massachusetts and is a veteran. caller: good morning. i would like to get it out to all the veterans that encourage your friends even if they do not use the v.a. health care. if you are a veteran, register that will get you in the numbers of the people that are serve in your area. that are served in your area. and i go through northampton, massachusetts, they treat me very well. there are clinics that they don't have that i get sent out into the community and get treated very well by them quickly and everything. at one point, i work for the albany va medical center. they had a pilot program for radiation therapy to treat cancer. they didn't drop the program because it was a multimillion dolla

have two people, one from an apartheid country, elon musk, donald trump who is white and rich, that is why he never served. he talks about johnccain, a decorated hero who spent five years in a pow camp and donald trump is not believe what a pow camp is. my fellow veterans, how can 65% of you people vote for a coward like donald trump? my message to donald trump and elon musk, leave our veteran benefits alone. thank you. host: kevin is in massachusetts and is a veteran. caller: good morning. i would like to get it out to all the veterans that encourage your friends even if they do not use the v.a. health care. if you are a veteran, register that will get you in the numbers of the people that are serve in your area. that are served in your area. and i go through northampton, massachusetts, they treat me very well. there are clinics that they don't have that i get sent out into the community and get treated very well by them quickly and everything. at one point, i work for the albany va medical center. they had a pilot program for radiation therapy to treat cancer. they didn't drop the program because it was a multimillion dolla

. >> a stamp of approval to the industry that we're huge, huge backers of donald trump's campaign. all right, john and peter, i'm saying good night and thank you for coming. brendan was so funny tonight. i'm asking him to stick around for another segment when we return. doge claims it has saved more than $100 billion, but our next guest says their wall of receipts is filled with errors. we're going to get into it. and later a lot of trump's moves to shrink the government are tangled up in the courts. joyce vance is here to help untangle it all. the 11th help untangle it all. the 11th hour just getting underway on a i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms... ...with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after trying humira, rinvoq works differently. rinvoq is a once-daily pill from the makers of humira that can rapidly relieve joint pain, stiffness, and swelling as fast as 2 weeks for some. and even at the 3-year mark, many people felt this relief. rinvoq can stop joint damage. and in psa, c

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donald trump. that thread is one vote. in a54 ruling written by chief justice john roberts and joined by the trump appointed justice amy coney, along with the three justices appointed by democratic presidents, the supreme court supported an order by a district court judge that forces the trump administration to pay $2 billion to contractors of the united states agency for international development for work that they have already completed. joining us now is democratic senator sheldon whitehouse of rhode island. he's a member of the senate judiciary committee, senate finance committee, and senate budget committee, and the senate environment and public works committee. senator, what did we learn today? the one vote majority for preserving the government. we thought we had fields rather narrow. yeah, i think. >> it looks even narrower. >> when. >> you understand how. obvious this decision was. there was a contract between the government and these parties. >> there had been performance. >> by the parties of what they had been contracted to do. there was. >> no allegation. >> that the contract had. >> been violated. >> and then t

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been full of gifts like that might put k, donald trump, but it seems but know in a few hours time, mexico is going to be economically in a world of pain. john studies, thanks about john hoffman and mexico city over to beijing. now with katrina you um, katrina, i mean hearing from our teams in canada and mexico. i think it's fair to say that the responses being one of encourage you to see when it comes to the alliance. which of these tariffs, i know certainly morning there in beijing, but given trumpet said he'll add an additional 10 percent duty on chinese impulse. not, of course, on the 97 percent impose last month any response yet from aging. i was waiting on an official response. now that this 2nd load of tabs on china and it added 10 percent free, that tells us 20 percent has been concerned. what's different about china is just wanted. there's no incredulity. as you mentioned, china has been preparing for this because when top was campaigning to become president, t print 60 percent tired. so although china does not want, this is ready to go forward. if trump wants to take it forward, and in a few hours we actually have the beginning of

donald trump's. >> cia director, john ratcliffe, adds that that pause will not go away, but it's unclear at what moment exactly. >> it will. >> take for intelligence sharing to ever resume. at this moment, the trump administration may have dealt a significant blow to ukraine's ability to fight the russians. the new york times reported last year that, quote, the intelligence partnership between washington and kyiv is a linchpin of ukraine's ability to defend itself. the cia and other american intelligence agencies provide intelligence for targeted missile strikes. they track russian troop movements and help support spy networks. the relationship is so ingrained that cia officers remained at a remote location in western ukraine. when the biden administration evacuated u.s. personnel in the weeks before russia invaded in february 2022. during the invasion, the officers relayed critical intelligence, including where russia was planning strikes and which weapons systems they would use. and both countries benefit. this is important. the new york times adds this about the intelligence sharing between the u.s.

donald trump. i must tell you, my last meeting with john mccain, there were two things that were on his mind. one was the continuing threat from vladimir putin, which he talked about at great length. he brought up the names of all the political leaders that vladimir putin had killed and all the treaties that he had broken. and the second was his heartbreak with lindsey graham for basically selling out all of his values for a round of golf with donald trump. >> the first. >> sound we heard there from. >> lindsey graham was just. >> two. >> weeks ago. >> at the munich security conference. that's when he praised zelensky sitting alongside him, saying he was. a model ally. and then. >> the last bit was. >> friday after the. >> meeting where graham, like so many members. >> of the trump cabinet. looked like they were handed talking points. they all took to twitter, they all. >> praised trump. they all thanked trump. >> for how tough he was in that meeting. that includes. >> secretary of. >> state rubio. >> do you think marco got out of his like days to actually type in the words that were handed t

donald trump. it's something we never, i think, imagined. >> no, certainly not john nichols.i want to play elissa slotkin from last night because she did seem to home in on a democratic message, a singular democratic message in this moment where everything is so chaotic. here she is talking about what donald trump promised and what he has so far delivered. >> look, the president talked a big game on the economy, but it's always important to read the fine print. so do his plans actually help americans get ahead? not even close. president trump is trying to deliver an unprecedented giveaway to his billionaire friends. he's on the hunt to find trillions of dollars to pass along to the wealthiest in america. and to do that, he's going to make you pay in every part of your life. grocery and home prices are going up, not down. and he hasn't laid out a credible plan to deal with either of those. his tariffs on allies like canada will raise prices on energy, lumber and cars and start a trade war that will hurt manufacturing and farmers. your premiums and prescriptions will cost more

donald trump. doesn't work. natalie. the list of these no one wins with this decision on the country. it affects the people that we represent. john home and i would just say to mexico city, president trump says the us plans to impose reciprocal terrace on another ally optic using south korea of importing imposing 4 times higher rates than washington . now so his disputed trumps claim saying that the country has a free trade agreement with washington from mcbride has more from flying a major steel manufacturing city in south korea. that is an awful lot of head scratching going on here in south korea after these accusations by you as president donald trump. but a south korea, i suppose it, ally and friends is imposing massive terrace on imports from the united states into the south korea. and the ministry of economy in finance, putting out a statement, repeating its position that in fact, the, a free trade agreement exists between south korea and the united states. that was, is very little in the way of tyrus on us imports into the country and explaining that he will try to outline south careers position. was small through its emba

john king, what do you make of it? >> well, it's interesting. again, one of the criticisms of donald trump is that he only cares about donald trump. the issues that fire up the trump base do fire up a lot of the republican base. however, let's assume trump's not on the ballot. again. if that becomes an issue, we'll talk about it after the midterm elections. the next election is the midterm elections. the next big election is a midterm election. and a lot of those republicans, whether you're from farm state, not too many competitive districts in the farm states, but there are a few. there are a few. democrats are looking at a couple in iowa, looking at one in nebraska, you know, things like that. those they they want to hear things that help them back home, right beyond the republican base. and that's the question that's a long ways off. it's a long ways off. and again, trump is hurting himself in the short term with the economic disruption. what really matters is how much do eggs cost and how much do milk costs and how much do avocados cost. and that's now brought in to the trade war. how

donald trump will make you pay? what do you think? >> dare i say, john, at this moment, it's all of the above because we're talking to many, many different audiences. i guarantee you that al green's voters, his district, is incredibly happy with what he did because he stood up for what he thought was the most important thing for his voters. uh, senator slotkin, i think, was brilliant in the way that she really focused on the issues that care that most voters care about, especially in her district, and who want to hear from somebody who is measured, but who understands that what donald trump did last night was not just pettiness. and i totally agree with punchbowl. it was massive pettiness. but he lied to the american people and it was a massive betrayal of the one thing that he promised voters he would take care of, and that is bringing down costs, taking care of inflation. we heard nothing last night that would bring down costs for america's working families. and instead, everything that he has done thus far has actually exploded. costs, has actually ma

donald trump to start that funding. he cannot blow that judge off. the ruling was 5 to 4 chief justice john roberts and trump appointed justice amy coney barrett, siding with elena kagan, ketanji brown jackson and sonia sotomayor, and telling trump no terms of what happens next. both sides in that case, the trump administration and the plaintiffs, they're going to have to file a joint status report by 11 a.m. tomorrow in the courtroom of the judge who told the trump administration they need to restart that funding. they need to file a joint status report tomorrow at 11 a.m. saying what they're going to do. but the supreme court has weighed in on this now, and they are not as yet on this, letting trump just blatantly break the law. so we'll see what happens tomorrow at 11. but, you know, no rush, right? no rush in restarting this funding. i mean, among other things, the supreme court has been sitting on it for nearly a week, and that funding is still stopped. i mean, in the meantime, today, this morning, people were arrested on capitol hill outside a meeting between a trump state department

donald trump and waterproof. we've got a reaction from former c. i a analyst on journalist john cardiac out who sees the agencies involvement and ukrainian security 1st. gibson use us administration, a very clear picture of the situation in the country to dance. as the vice president is entitled to a presidential daily brief, p b really, which is given to him every morning, 6 days a week at 7 am. so he is privy to the most highly classified information that the us government can can prepare the landscape. of course does not have that kind of intelligence access. i would venture to guess if just the i is, is intimately involved in what the vs view is, is doing in the, you know, if it's not normal for c, i a officers to physically sit in. we're trying to sell in for an intelligent service headquarters when they have such a close, almost client like relationships. for example, during the degree quinta, c, i, a, officers were embedded in the greek intelligence service. i would, i would make an educated guess if the situation is the same, then you bring all right to another over head

donald trump and waterproof. we were talking with former c, r a on the list, and john list about this, or john kerry echo. and he says the whole uh, clandestine agencies involved within ukraine likely gives it a better understanding of what's going on there even more. so the top officials happen kia, a dance, as the vice president is entitled to a presidential daily brief, p d b, which is given to him every morning, 6 days a week at 7 am. so he is privy to the most highly classified information that the us government can, can prepare. the landscape, of course, does not have that kind of intelligence access. i would venture to guess it's a c i a is it is intimately involved in what the vs view is, is doing in the, you know, it's, it's not as normal for ca, officers to physically sit in um, trying to sell in for an intelligent service headquarters when they have such a close, almost client like a relationship, for example, during the degree quinta, c, i, a officers were embedded in the greek intelligence service. i would, i would make it educated guess if this situation is the same and you brain since octob

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trump dominated headlines. you know, john, and i know you don't have a crystal ball, although you are often prescient with donald trump. there's the written word right in a speech like this. and then there's the ad libs, the tangents. although, to be fair, i think in in states of the union and addresses to congress, he's gone off script probably a little less than normal. but when i heard justin trudeau address the american people about retaliatory tariffs today, and he said to the american people, your government has chosen to do this to you. my mind goes back to friday when president zelensky stood up to donald trump and wonder, how might he respond tonight to that? >> yeah. you know, this is against my business model, but deeds matter more than words here. one of the things we've learned in the age of trump, which is what this is and has been since 2016, politics has been defined either by president trump or by the reaction to him. that's an elemental historical fact that we will be writing about and thinking about forever. but the when we try to make arguments as sort of all of us grew up doing right, that f