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Trump instead addressed a ruling about his sweeping tariffs, in which a U.S. appeals court held on Friday that most of his levies on virtually every country as part of his “Liberation Day” announcement in April are illegal. Trump has said he will ask the Supreme Court to overturn the decision.

During his interview on Fox & Friends today, Donald Trump launches a pity party over how much anguish he goes through in interacting with grieving family members of hostages. Meanwhile, he takes pride in separating and deporting immigrant families.

LiveNOW’s Christina Evans has the latest on the Illinois Governor's ongoing objections to the Trump administration's proposed law enforcement intervention in Chicago. President Trump said Memphis is next on the list of cities where he wants to deploy National Guard troops to fight crime.

Tim Miller and Sam Stein take on another weird interview with Donald Trump. From talk of “stage nine cancer”, to a Rose Garden portrait tour, to a rant about AI robots and “so much electric,” the Daily Caller’s interview is deeply strange.

The wild rumors swirling around Trump began when several reporters noted that the president had oddly been out of the public eye for most the week heading into the weekend. “Trump has not been seen publicly since his cabinet meeting on Tuesday,” Public Notice’s Aaron Rupar wrote on X while resharing a post from journalist Laura Rozen.

Charlie Kirk and Tucker Carlson spoke about how economic anxiety affects young voters in Carlson's interview of him a month before Kirk's death.

McCaul, who has served 11 terms, has long urged Trump to take a tougher stance on Russia over its invasion. During the interview on “This Week,” he argued that the president seems to be “waking up” to the idea that Putin is “not negotiating in good faith,” as he invited the Russian leader to Alaska last month to discuss an end to the war.

Sen. Mitch McConnell came into office while Ronald Reagan was in the White House. Forty years later parts of the GOP are "dramatically different."

The capacity for the new ballroom will be 900 people, Trump told NBC News in an exclusive interview, which is nearly 40% larger than first described.