Former President Trump discusses his perspective on a potential third presidential run, asserting there’s a way to achieve it. He also addresses the recent tornado devastation affecting multiple states and the consequential economic challenges, particularly the new tariffs on imported goods. The conversation touches on significant political moves, including relations with Putin and community engagement led by figures like Elon Musk. These discussions unfold against a backdrop of tragic weather events, underscoring the intersection of politics and natural disasters.
Severe tornadoes have caused extensive damage and fatalities across multiple states, prompting communities to prepare for further storms.
President Trump's forthcoming vehicle tariffs may disrupt the U.S. auto industry, raising prices and igniting debates on job growth versus economic risks.
Deep dives
Severe Weather Threatens Millions
A recent severe storm system has affected a large portion of the country, bringing powerful tornadoes and damaging winds. At least seven fatalities have been reported across several states, including tragic incidents where three children lost their lives in Michigan due to a fallen tree. The system has impacted approximately 61 million people, with forecasts predicting further tornadoes and dangerous weather conditions as it moves toward the northeast. As communities brace for the possibility of additional storms, many are preparing by securing their properties and assessing damage from the initial impacts.
Economic Uncertainty from Upcoming Tariffs
President Trump is poised to implement significant tariffs on imported vehicles and auto parts, which could shake the stability of the U.S. auto industry. This move may lead to price increases ranging from $3,000 to $15,000 depending on the vehicle's origin, creating uncertainty for manufacturers and consumers alike. Local auto dealers express concerns about the potential consequences, highlighting the complex, global supply chains that complicate the definition of 'American-made'. Supporters of the tariffs believe they could lead to job growth within the U.S. manufacturing sector, but the economic ripple effects remain a significant concern.
Astronauts Celebrate Return to Earth
Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Sonny Williams have returned to Earth after an unexpected nine-month mission aboard the International Space Station. They expressed joy in seeing their families and indulging in Earth-based foods, particularly missing items like chicken salad and fresh bread. Despite challenges during their extended stay, they never felt abandoned, focusing instead on their work and training. Their experience highlights the journey of human resilience and the deep connection to home after prolonged periods in space.
At least 9 tornadoes confirmed in 7 states; Trump expected to announce new sweeping tariffs on April 2; President Trump on running for a third term: ‘There’s a way you can do it’; and more on tonight’s broadcast.
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