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Today’s Big Story…

Aboard Air Force One en route to Mar-a-Lago for the weekend, President Trump addressed reporters regarding the recent implementation of his "Liberation Day" tariffs, and likened the tariffs to a surgical operation.

Trump projected that the tariffs would bring "six or seven trillion dollars" into the U.S. economy and predicted a subsequent market boom. Despite these optimistic projections, the stock market experienced significant declines following the tariff announcements. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped nearly 1,700 points, marking its worst day since 2020, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq also saw substantial losses. Nonetheless, the Trump administration remains steadfast, promoting the tariffs as a step toward U.S. economic independence and a means to reduce national debt.

Canada’s new prime minister said Trump’s tariffs have spurred the global economy into something that is fundamentally different today than it was yesterday. He claimed, that the system of global trade anchored on the United States, is over. Canada’s old relationship of steadily deepening integration with the United States is over. The 80 year period when the United States embraced the mantle of economic leadership is over. And while this is a tragedy, he says, it is also the new reality.

Another Big Story…

President Trump fired six National Security Council officials following an Oval Office meeting with internet journalist Laura Loomer, who reportedly displayed proof of their disloyalty by their alleged actions of leaking intel to the media.

Reportedly, Loomer brought extensive opposition research and criticized the six officials as traitorous in front of Trump, National Security Adviser Michael Waltz, Vice President JD Vance, Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, Personnel Director Sergio Gor, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, and Rep. Scott Perry.

Media outlets have identified three of the six staffers who were fired: Brian Walsh, a director for intelligence and a former top staffer for now-Secretary of State Marco Rubio on the Senate Intelligence Committee; Thomas Boodry, a senior director for legislative affairs who formerly served as Waltz’s legislative director in Congress; and David Feith, a senior director for technology and national security matters who served in the State Department during Trump’s first term. Deputy National Security Adviser Alex Wong, the identified individual behind Signalgate, was not fired amongst those dismissed by the president.

My Thoughts…

Trump’s analogy is spot on. The country has been ill with mismanagement, debt, and insecurity. The president is changing that with his Liberation Day tariffs. The markets might be down, but I say hold steady, buy the dips, and let’s see how prosperity looks in a few months.

Laura Loomer is a controversial figure who has run and lost twice for US Congress. The media is ripping her to shreds, which is why Trump will give her more attention. If her investigation helped Trump weed out traitors in his administration, fantastic! I guess the question becomes, how did Chief of Staff Susie Wiles miss this? And how did her meeting become public knowledge?

As for Canada’s Carney, he is an idiot.

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The Administration…

• Ford announced it will offer employee pricing to all customers as part of its new “From America, For America” campaign, launched in response to President Trump’s sweeping tariffs.

• President Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One that he wants Elon Musk to remain on his team “as long as possible,” noting that DOGE uncovered something “horrible,” though he didn’t divulge details.

• Additionally, on Air Force One, Trump unveiled his administration’s new $5 million “gold card,” aimed at wealthy foreigners. The card revamps the EB-5 visa program, offering “green card privileges-plus” to streamline access for top investors.

• President Trump is considering letting TikTok keep operating in the U.S. while its Chinese parent company, ByteDance, retains control of its content-recommending algorithm. The proposal would boost U.S. investor ownership of TikTok but allow ByteDance to lease the algorithm—an option being weighed ahead of a looming Saturday deadline.

• El Salvador President Nayib Bukele announced he’s been invited by President Trump to the White House for an April 15 visit.

• EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announced he’ll visit the border in the coming weeks to assess the crisis of Mexico dumping raw sewage into the Tijuana River, impacting San Diego residents.

• HUD Secretary Scott Turner announced that a key rule for FHA-backed loans has been waived to aid victims of the recent Los Angeles wildfires.

• The VA was paying over $4.5 million a year for just 10 hours of weekly website work before canceling the contract and assigning the task to an internal staffer, according to DOGE.

• Denver Moore, a World War II veteran in Ohio, is inviting President Trump to his 104th birthday party on May 15.

• Elon Musk predicts humanoid robots will eventually outnumber humans 10 to 1—reaching over 10 billion worldwide. He announced that his company aims to build 10,000 Optimus robots by the end of 2025, and the robots will be priced between $20,000 and $30,000.

Vice President…

JD Vance sat with Fox & Friends and stated that President Trump is steering the U.S. economy in a new direction by implementing tariffs aimed at revitalizing domestic manufacturing and reducing reliance on foreign imports. He acknowledged that while these measures might cause short-term economic challenges, they are essential for long-term growth and stability. Vance also praised the DOGE's efforts to streamline federal operations, emphasizing that these initiatives are designed to benefit American workers and industries.

Congress…

The Resistance…

1. Russia condemned President Trump’s threats to bomb Iran as “illegal and unacceptable.” While Trump warned of direct conflict if Iran continues arming the Houthis or advancing its nuclear program, Russia called for solutions that respect Iran’s right to peaceful nuclear energy.

2. China announced the imposition of additional 34% tariffs on U.S. goods, effective from April 10. This move comes in response to recent sweeping tariffs announced by U.S. President Donald Trump

3. China’s Commerce Ministry demanded President Trump reverse his newly announced tariffs, warning of unspecified countermeasures.

4. Judge James Boasberg pressed Trump officials on defying a court order blocking deportations of Venezuelans under the 1798 Alien Enemies Act. Despite an emergency injunction, deportations continued, prompting possible contempt proceedings. The case is now before the Supreme Court.

5. Eric Adams announced he’s skipping the Democratic primary and will run for NYC mayor as an independent, just a day after a judge dismissed his corruption case.

6. Whoopi Goldberg ended the latest episode of The View by backing the anti-Trump movement, telling viewers, “The resistance is real. You’re not alone.”

7. Five “highly sophisticated” Colombian nationals were arrested in Aurora, Colorado, for allegedly burglarizing nearly two dozen homes. Police recovered hundreds of stolen items, including cash, jewelry, and designer goods. The suspects are now in ICE custody.

8. Several Columbia University student activists chained themselves to a campus gate, chanting “globalize the intifada” as prospective students toured nearby.

9. A 'Prove Me Wrong' tabling event organized by Charlie Kirk’s Turning Point USA (TPUSA) at the University of California, Davis, was disrupted by protesters. The protesters vandalized the event setup, including stealing a canopy, ripping down banners, and smashing foam boards. There were also attempts to steal electronic devices from TPUSA staff. No serious injuries were reported during the incident.

10. Democratic officials from 19 states have filed a lawsuit challenging an executive order issued by President Donald Trump aimed at reshaping U.S. elections. The executive order seeks to require proof of citizenship for voter registration and to disallow the counting of mail-in ballots received after Election Day. The lawsuit argues that the executive order is unconstitutional and represents an authoritarian attempt to control elections, intimidate voters, and attack voting rights.

11. In Paris, France, student demonstrations have taken place in response to reductions in university funding. During these protests, some students burned the American flag.

12. A federal judge in Rhode Island has issued a temporary restraining order to block the Trump administration from cutting $11 billion in public health funding. The decision comes in response to a lawsuit filed by 23 states challenging the cuts, which were primarily aimed at funding for COVID-19, mental health, and substance abuse initiatives. The judge's order maintains the current funding levels pending further legal review.

13. Savannah Craven, a pro-life advocate working with Live Action, was assaulted while conducting street interviews in Harlem, New York City. The incident occurred when Craven was asking passersby about their knowledge of Planned Parenthood.

In Other News…

1. A record 91 million U.S. adults—over a third of the population—can’t access quality healthcare, according to the West Health-Gallup Healthcare Affordability Index. Read more…

2. Stephanie Turner, a female fencer from the Fencing Academy of Philadelphia, was disqualified from the Cherry Blossom Open at the University of Maryland after refusing to compete against a transgender athlete. Details here…

3. A 69-year-old man died after drinking coconut water contaminated with a toxic fungus. Learn more…

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