Morning Wire Trump Super Bowl Buzz & New Media Rises | 2.10.25
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Feb 10, 2025 Trump gears up for the Super Bowl with a long-awaited interview, discussing government efficiency and public perceptions. His approval ratings skyrocket to 53%, particularly among young voters, thanks to his immigration and military policies. The podcast delves into Trump's evolving media strategy, engaging with alternative outlets while grappling with legal battles and legacy media tensions. Listeners gain insight into the intertwining of media, politics, and federal agencies during his administration, highlighting recent lawsuits and their implications for journalism.
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Trump's Super Bowl Appearance and Rising Approval
- President Trump gave a Super Bowl Sunday interview and attended the game, a return to tradition after Biden declined interviews the last two years.
- Trump's approval rating is at its highest (53%), disproving the idea that public opinion is fixed after eight years.
Shifting Media Landscape
- Americans' trust in mass media has fallen to a record low, prompting the Trump administration to include newer outlets in press briefings.
- Legacy media outlets criticize this change, but the White House emphasizes increased access and availability.
DOGE Blocked from Treasury Data
- A federal judge blocked the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) from accessing Treasury data.
- This is the latest in a series of delays as DOGE, led by Elon Musk, attempts to reform government.