CNN 5 Things Trump-Putin Meeting Fizzles, Trump’s Potential DOJ Payout, ICE Shooting and more
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Oct 22, 2025 A planned meeting between Trump and Putin seems to have stalled, with Trump suggesting he might seek $230 million from the DOJ. Recent polls indicate a growing sentiment against authoritarianism in the U.S., resonating with the ‘No Kings’ protests. In international news, the bodies of hostages taken by Hamas have been returned to Israel. Additionally, tensions rise in Los Angeles as two people are shot during an ICE operation.
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Summit Plans Lose Momentum
- Plans for a Trump-Putin summit appear to have stalled as both sides signal uncertainty about a meeting.
- Trump said he doesn't want a "wasted meeting," while the Kremlin said no date was ever set.
Possible DOJ Payout To Trump
- Reports say Trump could seek $230 million from the Justice Department tied to past investigations.
- Trump framed the potential payout as him "paying himself" and hinted he'd donate it to charity.
Public Views Tilt Toward Limiting Power
- A new survey found 56% of Americans view Trump as a potentially dangerous dictator whose power should be limited.
- That margin has nearly doubled since April, signaling growing concern about authoritarian risk.