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Why are people losing their jobs at record numbers? Voters speak out against the cuts to the federal government, as the Senate looks to avoid a shutdown. Plus, flames and smoke send passengers fleeing onto the wing of a plane. How did an American Airlines jet catch fire near the gate? Also: The Trump administration cancels $1 billion for food banks, and farmers are already feeling the pain. And we dive into all the chatter around Disney's "Snow White."  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The president says his dramatic moves will make the economy soar, but a new CNN poll says most Americans aren't buying that. Plus, it's deadline day for federal agencies to tell DOGE what to cut. How will this impact veterans, the IRS, and maybe even Social Security. Also,w hy some public campgrounds, parks and trails could look dramatically different in the months ahead.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Public opinion on President Trump's trade wars is shifting, with a new poll revealing rising disapproval. The conversation dives into mass layoffs at the Department of Education and their implications for students and teachers. Economic anxieties surrounding tariffs, especially on aluminum and steel, are highlighted, revealing concerns about U.S.-Canada relations. The podcast also discusses the impact of Trump's economic policies on innovation, consumer protection, and political dynamics, illustrating a complex intersection of trade and public sentiment.

The Dow tumbles 900 points, sparking fears of a recession. The Trump administration blames Joe Biden. but do the voters buy that? Plus, the US and Ukraine hold crucial peace talks about ending russia's war. What concessions will Ukraine have to make? And we bring you the latest on a desperate search for a missing American in the Dominican Republic.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Canada's just-chosen successor to Justin Trudeau is already standing up to President Trump. Can he stop the trade war? Plus, a plane plunges into a parking lot. Are recent cuts to the FAA making it riskier to fly? And the US and Ukraine gear up for talks to end Russia's war. What it will take to repair the relationship between Washington and Kyiv.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Tyler Pager, a White House correspondent for The New York Times, and Michael Warren, Senior editor at The Dispatch, dive deep into the economic turmoil under President Trump. They discuss the tension between rising layoffs and small business struggles amidst market instability. The conversation reveals the political repercussions of Trump's NATO doubts and Governor Newsom's stance on transgender athletes. Insights on the shifting political landscape as we approach the 2024 elections and the cultural disconnect between economic data and public sentiment add to the intrigue.

Stephen Collins, CNN Politics senior reporter, and Margaret Talov, senior contributor at Axios, share critical insights on the Republican Party's warnings to Elon Musk regarding budget cuts. They discuss the potential consequences for veterans with thousands of jobs at risk. The duo emphasizes the urgency for consumers to consider car purchases before President Trump’s anticipated auto tariffs return. Their conversation touches on broader economic uncertainties and the intricate implications of political decisions on everyday Americans.

President Trump touts his accomplishments and taunts his rivals in a big speech to Congress. But how did voters feel about his first major speech since returning to power? Meanwhile, Canada and Mexico hit back with tariffs of their own. How long before the trade war starts hitting your wallet? And a mammoth storm is marching east right now, reaching from Florida to New York.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The escalating trade war is heating up as Canada, Mexico, and China retaliate against U.S. tariffs. Experts discuss how these tariffs might hit consumers hard, especially in swing districts. Meanwhile, there are concerns over the suspension of military aid to Ukraine and what it means for peace talks with Russia. The conversation also touches on Trump's upcoming Congress speech, the impact of social media on public opinion, and the complexities surrounding fiscal policies. It's a mix of economic strain and political maneuvering!

New Jersey Senator Andy Kim joins the discussion, bringing his insights on the political climate and the shifting dynamics of U.S.-Ukraine relations. He explores how recent tensions between Trump and foreign leaders affect diplomatic ties and whether Democrats can capitalize on Republican voter discontent. The conversation also touches on NATO's future, defense budget cuts, and the importance of supporting Ukraine amid ongoing crises. Plus, they celebrate indie film successes at the Oscars, highlighting how this reflects changing audience preferences.