Washington Today Pres. Trump pardons Thanksgiving turkeys, says food prices are dropping; Pres. Trump says Russia-Ukraine peace deal 'very close'; DC Mayor Bowser (D) not running for reelection
Nov 25, 2025
Muriel Bowser, the longtime Mayor of Washington, D.C., announces she won't run for a fourth term, reflecting on her city's achievements in housing and education. Former attorney general Pam Bondi discusses the success of a federal law enforcement surge in Memphis, emphasizing reduced crime rates. Meanwhile, President Trump shares amusing insights on Thanksgiving turkey pardons while asserting that food prices are dropping. He also suggests a Russia-Ukraine peace deal is nearing, highlighting a potential diplomatic breakthrough.
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Turkey Pardon Ceremony And Jokes
- President Donald J. Trump pardoned turkeys Gobble and Waddle and joked about invalidating Joe Biden's pardons due to an autopen.
- The turkeys will retire to North Carolina State University as ambassadors for the turkey industry.
Claims Of Falling Food Prices
- Trump claimed sharp grocery-price declines, citing Walmart and USDA figures for turkey, potatoes, ham, and eggs.
- The program noted mixed verification and omitted that Walmart's basket changed in item count year-over-year.
Muriel Bowser Announces No Fourth Term
- Muriel Bowser announced she will not seek a fourth term after a decade as D.C. mayor and recapped major city projects and investments.
- She urged continuity over the next 12 months and framed her tenure as rebuilding and progress for D.C.