>> the 32 year old oregon state trooper is rushed to the hospital where his frantic wife, haley, alsoa cop, is already waiting for the ambulance to arrive. >> that moment i will never forget. covered. they were everywhere. arms, chest, hip. i thought he was dead. and i felt in that moment that i had lost my husband. >> her husband is dealing with internal bleeding, a collapsed lung, broken ribs and broken bones in both arms and hands. >> it was terrifying. he said nick likely won't ever be able to walk again because he has two bullets in his spine, and we don't know how bad that is. >> it would be several agonizing days before haley would learn. nick would miraculously survive. >> he put his hand up like his his karsay his hand to give me a high five. and i just broke down in happy tears for the first time. then. then i knew he'd be okay. >> after 48 days in the hospital and more than a dozen surgeries, nick is released. >> i don't think you do that with my wife, haley. she's just helped me unbelievably through this. >> once back at home, nick gets around in a wheelchair and crutches

so i'm taking a look at it. >> democratic congressman haley stevens of michigan. for joining us. earlier in the show, we asked you, why are you awake? joe says he's up working as he studies for the bar exam. he plans to work in constitutional law. well, steve, there's plenty in the news about that lately, so keep studying. steve emails to say i'm up way too early to feed our very hungry and very awake newborn twins. congratulations. kelly sent us this picture of eddie acorn, who's awake and demanding breakfast. feed that kitty. he's adorable. and then there's tim, who's making all of us hungry with this snapshot of the cinnamon buns. he's preparing for the awesome staff at his community school. now, i'm going to owe my staff some cinnamon buns, too. thanks for that. coming up next, we'll discuss what to expect from the new dnc chair and how democrats are reacting and coming up on morning joe. utter madness. that's how canadian prime minister candidate chrystia freeland is describing president trump's tariff moves. she'll join the conversation. plus, former u.s. am

. >> thank you, and they want to thank the leadership of haley stevens and sean casten for introducing this bill because house democrats will not sit by as an unelected billionaire with controversial ties to china is given access to the most sensitive personal data about the american people. and potentially use that data to illegally cut programs that are vital to our national security just to help pay for tax cuts to benefit his own bottom line. will not stay silent as house republicans surrender congress's constitutional power in order to allow maga extremists and conspiracy theorists to continue. we know our colleagues are just as outraged as we are, but they have to keep quiet out of fear of retribution from their extremists. we only need three republicans with the courage of their convictions to join our efforts to protect the american people from this extreme and illegal overreach. today they are illegally gutting usaid which prevents china and other adversaries from expanding their influence, but tomorrow it is your health insurance. the next day it is your mother's social secur

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a nikki haley supporter who back then was so disappointed when haley dropped out, that baker was considering she begrudgingly voted for president trump, motivated largely by his stances on immigration and national security. and she is liking what she sees. >> i think the american people spoke strongly that immigration was a top safety concern. it was one of the things that sue swayed me. i'm glad to see bold action because i think it's needed. >> martha: so far, baker supports president trump's efforts to curb illegal immigration, including deporting migrants even if they haven't been convict of crimes, and when it comes to those controversial moves by elon musk and the department of government efficiency, baker isn't too surprised. >> i think it's pretty characteristic of elon musk and i think, you know, the whole idea of coming in and looking at government efficiency was going to be very disruptive, by design. >> martha: like baker, software engineer rick strucco isn't bothered by elon musk also heavy hand. >> what i will say is i think the government needs to have some kind of check like

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well, craig snyder is the former director of the haley voters for harris and the ceo of icahn global consulting. he's also the author of the newly released political thriller guile. and he joins me now from philadelphia. thanks so much for being here with us. so just to start off, your thoughts on the president's new tariffs. i mean, he's doing what he promised. and he claims if prices go up, americans will understand. i mean, will they? >> well, that remains to be seen. >> but what. >> is clear is that prices will go up. it's been estimated that the average cost of a new car in the united states will go up by $3,000. it's a very significant increase. gasoline will go up, particularly in the midwest. food will go up everywhere in the country. um, it's a real test of the loyalty of particularly the sort of the newcomers to the trump coalition as to whether or not they'll stay, even as prices go up. at the same time, this has the potential to really destabilize the mexican economy. and there's almost nothing you could say about how to promote as opposed to stop immigration at the south

officials are telling me and my colleagues, natasha bertrand and haley britzky that a military flightcarrying migrants will be. >> heading to. >> guantanamo bay today. of course. >> remember president. >> donald trump last week announced and directed the government to set up or rather, to expand a base on guantanamo to hold migrants. there's already a migrant operation center that exists there. well, they are outlining plans to expand that to 30,000 people. i have spoken with sources who say they are currently setting up multiple tents to hold migrants there. one of the questions that attorneys within the department of homeland security and the pentagon were working on over recent days was whether or not they really could take the step of taking someone from u.s. soil and taking them to guantanamo bay. well, it seems that they may have resolved that because there is a flight that we know is going to be headed there today. but this is part of a massive undertaking by this administration and an unprecedented one at that to set up such a massive facility not only for migrants interdicted

here's michigan democratic congresswoman haley stevens speaking about how the tariffs could impact american auto workers. >> i have spent the weekend, ali, talking about what is going to happen with plants, michigan automotive plants. and i'll tell you, i'm hearing that some are going to shut down. >> brian, could it really get that bad? what are you hearing? >> yeah. >> well, in theory, it could. i mean, it really depends on how prolonged this would be. and when it comes to just the as i mentioned earlier, the intertwined ness of the three economies, the auto industry is largely the most important one. we import a lot of car parts from mexico, and we actually import a lot of cars that are entirely made from both mexico and canada. so there's a lot of questions here over whether or not when you have a tariff in the united states, where you have that bill that is going to go to american importers, i want to remind people who have to pay now 25% more on top of what they already had to pay on tariffs. well, then, yeah, those parts are likely to get passed on to consumers in the form of a more

south carolina governor nikki haley in her announcement of south carolina's version of their 2010 era anti-immigrant said, quote, we're saying is this state has no afford to support people that don't come here the right way. we are now going to do something about it. nathan deal, then governor of georgia, said of the state's own law seeking to legalize, quote, illegal immigration. hb 87 states must act to defend their taxpayers. in mississippi, chairman of mississippi federation of four immigration reform and enforcement rodney hunt, who i could not find a photograph of, said illegal immigrant illegal immigration eliminates a lot of jobs for people who want to provide for their families. passing this bill will open up more jobs and unemployment for the state. i mean, a lot of these could be ripped right, of what you write about in los angeles, right like this is just like almost word for latinos. also felt their shift. antonio, who to north carolina from mexico in 2006 remembered people that have been here even longer than i used to say that back in the 1990s when someone saw hispanic

to they've haley integrated north to south with us because of these free trade arrangements. upset and disturb that. my feeling is there should be some sort of accommodation we can come to with the canadians about areas of friction. whatever border and drug issues we have, it should be possible. the thing is you have to remember true -- trudeau is kind of like a new york city mayor. not the one we have now, but others we have had. or new york city if prosecutors. they take a very, you know, promiscuous look towards people that smuggle. similarly -- or any kind of crime. of it's a social problem. likewise, the mexicans. they basically have let the gangs run wild, and now they've lost control of their country because they've become more rich and powerful than the government. kevin: yeah. and that that's certainly the case, absolutely. while we're talking about tariffs, i to want to also mention -- i do want the also mention something that that sort of plays off of that, jobs. the president is thinking about tariffs not just as a moneymaker, but also to protect and maybe grow am