Stephen Portnoy

Stephen Portnoy, ABC's national correspondent, brings insights straight from the White House as he discusses President Trump's controversial decision to federalize Washington, D.C.'s police department. The conversation dives into the implications of this unprecedented move on local governance and national policing. Portnoy also addresses a tragic explosion at a Pennsylvania steel plant, linking industrial safety to broader economic concerns and highlights a crucial deal between the White House and Nvidia regarding chip exports to China.

Stephen Portnoy, ABC's national correspondent, delves into the recent employee walkout at the CDC, ignited by the dismissal of its director, shedding light on the agency's tumultuous leadership and its impact on public health. Robin Roberts, ABC News anchor, reflects on the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, sharing harrowing personal stories and the challenges faced by survivors. The discussion highlights resilience, the societal dynamics of recovery, and even a lighthearted note on Indiana University's returning mascot, the bison.