Economic themes expected to feature prominently in President Trump's State of the Union address tonight. The speech coming just days after the Supreme Court struck down the president's so-called reciprocal tariffs. Joining us right now is Jason Ferman, former chair of the Council of Economic Advisors and Harvard's Kennedy School professor.Good morning to you. I imagine we will hear a lot about tariffs this evening. Curious is what your reaction to the Supreme Court ruling was and what you think the real imp ...

thweekend primetime and economics editor for The Bulwark, Catherine Rampell. Staff writer at The New Yorker, Susan Glasser. MSNOW justice and intelligence correspondent Ken Delanian and senior writer at Slate, Mark Joseph Stern.Catherine, I will start with you. So in that very interesting speech earlier this afternoon. Good euphemism.Yes, you know, I have to have a bunch of those in my back pocket all the time in this day and age. So the president clearly lashing out, angry he lost here. At the same time do ...

States attorney's offices is here in Washington, D .C. , and the person now leading that office is, well, this person. Welcome back to Justice.Just the other day the president talked there was hoping about the possibility of reopening everything on Easter Sunday. DEI is just a rebranded version of hating white people. They've got COVID, they've got all kinds of diseases.They are being released into the United States. We'll be eating zoo animals before it's all over. Women will be giving birth in the streets ...

Some of you know that I recently los my father r a couple weeks ago, and my father taught me two things. He taught me right from wrong, and he taught me to love this country. Senator Kelly and I have both served our country. We have risked our lives for our country.This country has given me everything. So if we have to sit here and take physical intimidation and legal intimidation to uphold the country we love. We will happily do that.AMNA NAWAZ- Wow. Joining us now, Democratic Senator Alyssa Slotkin of Mic ...

The actions of a tyrantUnder Secretary of State Sarah B. Rogers (@UnderSecPD):Transparency is essential to rule of law. Democracies should not order court records purged. This is basic, and obvious. ...

RT Under Secretary of State Sarah B. Rogers (@UnderSecPD)Transparency is essential to rule of law. Democracies should not order court records purged. This is basic, and obvious. ...

Good evening once again I am Stephanie Ruhle and we are now 270 days away from the midterms and right now a whole lot of Republicans are worried that the president's priorities are going to cost them control of Congress in November some of his allies on the Hill think that the president doubling down on the wrong messages is certainly hurting them. For example, this morning, only one day after he told NBC News that a softer touch was needed on immigration, he attended the national prayer breakfast and said ...

RT Collingwood 🇬🇧 (@admcollingwood)I still find myself feeling shocked on the occasions on which i am reminded that the last Romanian presidential election was openly stolen by the incumbents and intelligence agencies of that country, and that the EU and western legacy media cheered it on before memory-holing the entire thing. Since, they have continued to scoldingly lecture others on democracy and the rule of law, and continued to talk about how the EU is a garden and the rest of the world is a jungle. Whe ...

RT Douglass Mackey (@douglassmackey)Well, well, well…A California doctor had his conviction overturned because a juror barely spoke English.When I was on trial, 1/3 of the jury had poor and little English.They asked the judge for a dictionary and the request was denied.Perhaps worse, many of these jurors come from communist or third-world countries with no respect for Anglo-Saxon rule of law and will vote to convict nearly every time.Only natural born citizens who speak English should be allowed on juries. ...

The recent release of the Jeffrey Epstein-related files has again exposed what we all knew - the deep proximity of powerful political figures to a convicted sex offender, raising serious questions about accountability.Peter Mandelson, one of Keir Starmer's closest allies, has been named in relation to continued contact with Jeffrey Epstein after Epstein’s conviction.UK media today reported that police have launched a criminal investigation into Peter Mandelson’s conduct while in government, including allege ...