This Morning With Gordon Deal

President Trump backs down on Greenland tariffs, says deal framework reached, ICE moves to enter homes without warrants signed by a judge, and preparing for the winter storm.

How threats of a polar war are coloring virtually every aspect of Trump's foreign policy, Lindsey Halligan leaves her post as a top federal prosecutor, and the secret weapon to fight a cold is inside your nose.

President Trump links Greenland threats to missing out on Nobel Prize, ICE reshapes the fight to avoid another government shutdown, and Toronto man tries to make public transportation less lonely.

Pentagon places 1,500 soldiers on alert for possible Minnesota deployment, Europe 'united' in face of Trump's Greenland threats, tariffs, and will Chipotle give you a winning edge.

Voters hate both political parties more than ever, the futile campaign to get people to dress better on planes, and Loch Ness Monster hunter gives final verdict after 52 years of searching.

Rachel Ensign, an Economics reporter for The Wall Street Journal, dives into the White House's new health care framework, examining proposals aimed at lowering costs and their potential impact on consumers. Sean Salai, a Culture reporter at The Washington Times, addresses the contentious issues of homelessness and the debate surrounding involuntary commitment. Lastly, Hannah Aaron Lang, a Markets reporter for The Wall Street Journal, discusses the surprising support for Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell from retail investors, linking it to market dynamics and social media trends.

JoinAndrew Keschner, a personal finance expert from MarketWatch, as he shares savvy insights on selling gold and silver in today's market. Kalen Deese brings her sharp perspective as a Justice Department correspondent, delving into the federal investigation into Fed Chair Jerome Powell, drawing parallels to past high-profile cases. Meanwhile, Greg Zuckerman of The Wall Street Journal discusses the evolving dynamics between Wall Street and the White House, analyzing how recent policies are impacting investor confidence.

Greg Ip, Chief economics commentator at The Wall Street Journal, discusses the political implications of the DOJ investigation into Jerome Powell, emphasizing its potential threat to the Fed's independence. Financial analyst Stephen Cates analyzes the latest consumer price index, revealing issues with shelter data and the implications for future Fed rate decisions. They also touch on President Trump's economic remarks and the fallout from the ICE shooting that led to several prosecutors resigning in Minneapolis.

Ella Lee, a legal affairs reporter at The Hill, dives into the complex issues surrounding the recent ICE officer shooting, discussing potential prosecutions and federal immunity. Dan Divizet from USA Today reveals eye-opening findings about vehicle maintenance costs and the financial implications of owning a car long-term. Career strategist Julie Bauke shares insightful strategies for teens entering the job market, emphasizing the value of experience over pay. Each guest brings a unique perspective, making for an engaging and informative discussion.

Zach Wichter, a travel reporter for USA Today, shares valuable insights into airport security etiquette, advising when it's appropriate to stack bins. Mabinti Korshi, a White House reporter, dives into the complexities of international politics, discussing Trump’s military options regarding Iran, the implications of the Maduro capture, and how these events might influence Trump's Nobel aspirations. They also explore the significance of global conflicts on foreign policy. Expect engaging discussions that blend travel tips with current events!