including one with personal friends and others, including his wife and his brother. trump. just telling abc that he recently spoke to hegseth. he called him a very good defense secretary, says he hopes he'll be a great defense secretary. and then this happened. >> you have 100% confidence in. >> 100% confidence in anything. okay. anything. do i have 100%? it's a stupid question. look, it's. pretty important. i have no, no, no, you don't have 100%. only a liar would say i have 100% confidence. i don't have 100% confidence that we're going to finish this interview. >> we will. >> and thanks for joining us. the sauce starts now. >> welcome to a special edition of the sauce. an inside look at the first 100 days. as president trump says tonight, quote, you haven't seen anything yet. three top senators are here, including one of the

president's allies and one of his biggest critics. we'll also be joined by two members of the house, as a majority of americans say in a new poll that they should do more to check the president's power. i'm kaitlan collins, and this is the source. good evening from washington. where at the white house tonight. they are closing out on 100 days of the trump presidency. and the president tonight is celebrating with his first rally of his second term in michigan and a county he won. that put him over the top in the election. and love him or loathe him, these first 100 days have been undoubtedly consequential. and the changes they brought in such a short time are really unlike anything we've seen in modern american history. >> in 100 days, we have delivered the most profound change in washington in nearly 100 years. democrats have vowed mass invasion and mass

migration. we are delivering mass deportation. we cannot allow a handful of communists radical left judges to obstruct the enforcement of our laws and assume the duties that belong solely to the president of the united states. we like strong borders. we like good education. we like low interest rates. we like being able to buy a beautiful car. interest rates came down despite the fact that i have a fed person who's not really doing a good job. but i won't say that. they said he pledged to bring prices down. well, that's what i've done since i took office. the cost of eggs is down 87%. >> that claim there. at the end. the president has repeated it a couple times this week, again, including again tonight during an interview that he did with abc news at the white house earlier today. >> when i took over. you remember the big thing with eggs? they hit me the first week. eggs, eggs, eggs. like it was my fault. i said i didn't cause this problem. this problem was caused by biden. what's the problem with eggs? and they said

they've doubled. and, well, eggs are down 87%. >> as we reported last week, the national wholesale price for a dozen of large white eggs has gone down. last friday it was about $3.13, according to the department of agriculture, which is down from the $6 and 55 the week that president trump took office. that's a decline of about 52%, not 87% or even 93 or 94, as we've heard from him on day 100 of the president's second term and into his second presidency, he is declaring a success and also touting the tariffs that he's put in place, even as they've roiled the financial markets and created deep concern for many voters. my lead sauce tonight is the republican senator, markwayne mullin of oklahoma. and it's great to have you here. obviously, you're a huge ally of the president. and now these 100 days in and the economy seems to be a major focus for for a lot of voters, as they're looking at this in that interview tonight, he talked about the 145% tariffs in place on china. he said he thinks china will actually end up

eating most of that. is that how you see it though? >> well i do. >> i think. >> china has to have us. >> if you. >> start looking at the economy. the economy. >> is strong. caitlin, i know the voters. >> are looking at it. you got to remember underneath president biden's four years in, in in office, he averaged inflation at 4.95%, nearly 5% at a high of 9.1%. today, inflation is down to 2.4%. you start talking about optimism inside the economy. we have 229,000 jobs created, 459,000 jobs, went from part time to full time. we have private investment of $2 trillion that have been pledged to invest in the united states. in the first 100 days of the presidency, we have foreign investments of $3 trillion. that's $5 trillion invested in our economy. just in the first 100 days. people like to see what is going on. right now. you have gas prices down 22%. and and when you start talking to the american people, they are excited about where our country is headed.

>> but if the numbers are as good as the president says they are, i mean, he's he's wildly exaggerating how much eggs are down there, not down 87%. if they were, people would be paying $0.50 for a dozen of eggs, which obviously, well, you know. >> the fact is they're down. and as i said, at the high. >> right. but why not. >> just say that they. were down? well, at the height it was 9.1%. so it depends on what metric you're using. at 9.1%, they're down to 2.4%. now inflation. that is a significant drop. that's not 50%. you're getting down to actual real numbers at that point. so it depends on which point you're talking about. we can discuss wherever we want to on the eggs of what source you want to say or what, at what time frame he may be referring to. the fact is, prices are down and we see them. they're not down. >> as much as he's saying that they're down for eggs. so i'm saying if my. >> math what's 9.1% down to down to 2.4%, what's the percentage? >> numbers are as good as you think they are. and as you're arguing and that's number from the the agriculture department, why not just say they're down

52% or 53% instead of 87%? >> it's interesting to me that we're focused on the price of eggs when we know it's down. what i don't remember hearing is when biden was in office, inflation was not 919. 1% about you talking about how high the prices were or anybody for that matter, actually saying, okay, why is inflation at 99. 1%? why are we averaging 4.95 nearly 5% of inflation? why is it in the first 100 days? that should be the conversation. why is it in the first 100 days that the president was able to bring down inflation to 2.4% and have $5 trillion of investment inside the united states, why wasn't that happening in the last four years of the biden administration? >> i think if you asked anyone in the biden white house, they got asked about inflation all day long, it was essentially one of the only questions reporters asked them. so i don't think that that's a fair criticism. but but on the numbers, when you're looking at that, you know, this isn't some criticism from the media. it's it's the polling that voters are not happy with where the economy is going. they don't feel good about the president's policies, and they think they're making the economy worse. why do you think that is?

>> well, i would go what demographic are they pulling? who are they talking to? because when i'm talking to people in oklahoma, i'm talking to people in texas, or i'm talking to people in alabama or wherever i'm traveling to, which, granted, i'm traveling to to red states. they're very optimistic about where we're headed to. they're excited about what's happening inside the country. and i think investors are that way, too. as i go back to it, in the first 100 days, we've had $5 trillion pledged to invest inside the united states. why weren't they doing that underneath the biden administration? >> yeah, i mean, i looked at the cnn polling. it was, i think, the sample that they they surveyed was more republicans than it was democrats. and a lot of independents in there as well. i mean, it was a pretty broad swath. and it's also not just the cnn poll, it's the abc washington post poll. there's a fox news poll that's out where his numbers are down. and so i guess the question is, when you look at that, is there any sense when you look at those numbers that the white house needs to change course? >> caitlyn numbers. numbers don't lie. polling you can skew however you want to. when i.

when i read these numbers again, inflation is down to 2.4%, where an average of 4.95% 5% underneath the biden administration, inflation is down 9.1% five. i don't mean to sound like a broken record, but when you have $5 trillion pledged in investment in the first 100 days, i believe the investors i believe the the job creators, those that create the jobs, that hire the individuals, i think it speaks for themselves when you when you have 459,000 jobs that were part time just 100 days ago, today they're full time, i believe the economy is moving in the right direction. and so we should be talking about what has happened in the first 100 days. why is it that the president trump was able to do this and biden couldn't? >> the s&p 500 posted its biggest loss in the first 100 days. of the first 100 days of a presidency since nixon in 1973. i mean, those are hard numbers. >> well, think about this. well, but think about the stock market, the stock market deals on today's news, not on the

future, what the president is trying to do with the tariffs is he's trying to build a workforce for the future. we know without question that countries were taking advantage of the united states generosity for years. the countries all across europe, all across asia, have became wealthy on taking products that were once built inside the united states, built it in their country and then selling it back to us and taking the dollars out. when the president said, enough is enough. we're tired of countries taking advantage of us. we're going to right this ship, and we're going to build a workforce for the future. the stock market didn't react the way that well actually reacted the way we expected it to, really, because they deal on today's futures, not tomorrow's futures. and that that's understandable. but the market that the president is building is going to be better for the future. the future generation. >> and the president is making that argument tonight that he ran on tariffs. this is what he's now putting in place. maybe wall street didn't believe him. but on this today amid this report that amazon was going to start showing how prices were

impacted by his tariffs, you would see what you would pay without the tariffs and you'd see what you'd pay with them. amazon quickly denied that they're actually going to do that. but the white house lashed out and called it a hostile and political act. why would a company being transparent about why prices are going up be hostile? >> i actually had a meeting with the ceo of distribution in small stores and retails for amazon before we came on air tonight, and he said that was based on a story that was based on a very small aspect of of amazon. but amazon was never doing that. and so we got into pricing, started talking about pricing. right. we started talking about how that would work, he says. we have an increased pricing. we have an increased pricing. we don't expect to increase pricing. we haven't seen the tariffs increase. we most retailers, major retailers had surged up before the tariffs came in because we knew what the president had said. and so we saw a larger surge in surplus in warehouse goods than we did even over christmas. and so the consumer is not seeing this

tariff that everybody is talking about. what do you think? well, according to him, it'll be weeks, possibly months before you see it happen. >> but that's not that long from now, just a few weeks from now. i mean. >> well, think about how fast the president has moved in 100 days. and when you say just a few weeks, i didn't say a few weeks, i said weeks, possibly months. when you start talking about what the president has, has accomplished in the first 100 days, can you imagine what he can do in the next 100 days? we're talking about 90 days. if you want to talk about months, we're talking about 90 days from now. three months from now, what else can happen? i. have enjoyed this, though. the president is. >> on the premise of i mean, okay, so in six weeks we could see prices go up. >> if i don't think it'll be six weeks, it'll be past that. >> what's so when should voters do you think be prepared for? >> i don't think you got to be prepared for it. i think you're going to see a deal made. countries need to do business with our economy. they want to do business with our economy. think about what the products made in china. who needs economies worse? china, 40% of all their manufacturing goods that they make today are sold inside the united states.

>> but you yourself acknowledge the last time you were here. a tariff is a tax that is passed on to consumers. you've said that pretty bluntly. the question, i think, is that was raised today is why is it the responsibility of a ceo or someone who owns a company to shield the white house from the cost of their policies by by not raising prices? >> that's what a business owner does. we prepare for the markets ahead, but all. >> businesses are not going to eat these prices. you don't think that right? >> i didn't i never said they were going to eat the prices. i think some of them will absorb some of them. but the retailer can't. the manufacturer can. so the margins at a retail store is much, much smaller than the margins at a manufacturing plant. so a lot of them can be absorbed from the manufacturer, and i believe they will absorb some of them. but you don't expect a retailer when they're working off 2 or 3 or at the top 6% margins to build absorb that. it should be consumed at the manufacturing level, though, which is why we're trying to bring manufacturing jobs back to the united states, which is the president. that's what president trump is. >> doing a years long endeavor

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deported without any due process, without any hearing. the bottom line is america stands for rule of law stands for due process. and they're violating it. and the courts are telling them that day in and day out, they're losing court decisions. >> well, we'll see. they believe that the supreme court here is essentially in their favor. remains to be seen how that will be sorted out in the courts. on the first 100 days overall on tariffs, you just heard we were speaking with senator markwayne mullin about his view of this. president trump is arguing tonight at a rally that people essentially signed up for this. and i wonder whether or not you agree with his policies. you agree if he has a point there. >> no, they didn't sign up for the kind of tariffs he's doing. the chaos where they say one thing one day, one thing another day, then do different things. there should be there can be tariffs. pointed tariffs directed at say china when they don't when they don't play by the rules. but he turned all the nations of the world. he's put tariffs on everybody. and he's

turned the nations of the world against us. and now china's rallying them the way to get after china. if you need some specific tariffs which i would support against china, is to get the nations of the world to join up with us. they didn't bargain for that. they didn't bargain for the increased prices. you know, he says he doesn't care. it's so callous of these billionaires to say they don't care when people have to pay more. it's estimated that his present tariff regime would would cost the average american family $4,000 more. the price of food goes up. the price of prescription drugs goes up, the price of gasoline goes up, the price of clothing goes up. and to boot, people who have iras, because the markets have reacted so negatively to these tariffs. i have approximately almost $100,000 less. not to mention the chaos that it's caused. businesses are frozen. i speak to big businesses in new york, middle sized businesses, small businesses. they're frozen because of the tariffs. in fact, caitlin, i was out on long

island with in suffolk county in a republican district. i've gone to six of the seven republican districts to talk about medicaid and tariffs. and this woman who owns a well known dress shop in long island and is a lead republican in long island, said she won't support trump again. her costs have gone up 30%. >> well, on these tariffs overall. i mean, there has been a real question of how republicans are handling it, but also what democrats are doing, especially democrats here in washington. you know, we're looking at the president's polling that's underwater. but, senator, it's not exactly great for your party either, because democrats or people who lean democrat, according to cnn's latest poll, say that they're not satisfied with your party's leadership. 61% disapprove. and among all americans, sir, you personally stand at a 17% favorable rating. is that concerning to you? what do you say to that? >> what we are doing is we are showing the contrast between trump and us and the american and the democrats and the american people, day in, day out, learn that we are for keeping medicaid and social

security. learn that we want to get rid of these horrible tariffs. there will be a bill on the floor tomorrow that we we have put in by tim kaine, ron wyden and myself that will allow republicans to vote to repeal the tariffs. when we did it for canada, we did get four republican votes. so we're fighting every day. and the what trump is doing is giving us the opportunity and the necessity to show the contrast between us and the republicans and the as the american people more and more see what we are for not cutting medicaid, not cutting social security, not cutting our veterans benefits, not cutting taxes for billionaires, not cutting taxes on billionaires as he wants to do. they're going to see that we are the party of the working people. and that's where we got to be. that's where we've always been when we've been successful, and that's what we're doing now. >> but if you've been doing that, then why are the numbers as low as they are for democrats? >> well, it takes a while. we're doing it day in, day out, day in, day out. and the first step has been for them to see how bad trump is because, you know, he

tries to drown the airwaves, he tries to distract people with all kinds of things like gulf, gulf of america and panama canal and greenland. but it's not working. and as they realize who trump is and they contrast them with us, they're going to see who our party is more and more and more. and i believe we'll be very successful. >> and how long do you expect that to take? >> it's going to be a day in, day out process. but you'll see it. you'll see it happening. they he's betraying them and they know it. and they know also day by day, we're going back to the districts. i went to six districts in new york state over our easter, passover break, and there were republican and there were six republican districts that we have seven republican congressmen i was in six of them, just not in stefanik's. and we're in those districts. i was rallied by republicans. i was on staten island and health care executives and nurses and people. it's a republican area. but they came and rallied to this event we had because they're afraid of medicaid has

cut the way they are. we could lose up to 18,000 jobs on staten island and cause a recession. so it's it's a day by day fight. but i do believe that we are both showing who trump is. they don't like him. and showing us, by contrast. >> and there is a contrast, obviously. and yes, the president's numbers are underwater, as we just raised with with his republican ally here, but they're not exactly turning to democrats. i mean, specifically for you for you, sir in the first 100 days, you went from a 46% favorable rating to 31%. why do you think that happened in those 100 days? what do you attribute that to? >> look, the polls come and go, okay? i've been through all the years and i've seen them. i pay attention to doing the right thing. and when you do the right thing, things work out all right. we are doing the right thing. we are focusing on how bad trump is. i've gotten a great reception in new york as i go to districts, republican districts, and talk about what we're fighting for from republicans themselves. as i said, on staten island they we came to the conclusion with a

lot of republicans who were in the health care business and i mean in hospitals and nursing homes and things like that, that there'd be a recession on staten island if we didn't stop trump. they want me to stop trump, even though they voted for him before. >> what about from democrats, though, sir? because it's democrats who seem unhappy with what democrats are doing or in their view, not doing enough in response to, what the president is doing. >> kirsten, as i sick, i mean, caitlyn, as i said, it's a day by day process. you will see we will things not only will continue to get bad for trump, but get better and better for us. as people see the contrast, see that we're back in the states, back in our districts fighting for them. and that's going to work out very well for us. >> you've defended the lead, the moves that you've had to take as minority leader on capitol hill. obviously, democrats are not in power. you're certainly hoping to to change that. but amid the questions of what this looks like, and you're no stranger to to dealing with president trump, you've been getting a little heat after you told my colleague dana bash that you had sent the president a strongly worded

letter about his ongoing battle with harvard, you said it had eight very strong questions in there. i wonder what you would say to people tonight in your party who may say a strongly worded letter is not enough? >> dana, that was a news clip. i talked with dana about all the other things we're doing, how tomorrow we have legislation on the floor on tariffs, and if we get four republicans to vote for us, we can undo those tariffs. how we're opposing them every step of the way on the kind of vicious cuts that they make. and so i am fighting, fighting every day in every way. and wherever i go in new york, i'm getting plaudits not just from democrats, not just even from independents, but from republicans as well. >> and what are you hearing on capitol hill from from other members in your caucus? >> our caucus is united. you know, look at this. the republicans on this upcoming reconciliation bill, which sets the funding for the whole government. they're fighting with each other. republicans are fighting with each other within the house. republicans are fighting with each other within the senate and in in something

that rarely happens, the republican leadership in the house and senate are fighting with each other. compare that to the democrats. we're totally united. we're totally united in my caucus. and in fact, on the last budget reconciliation bill, we had 27 amendments. every single democrat voted for every one of them. and the reason we are united, the reason they are divided, and the reason our caucus is feeling very good about our future. we know we have to work at it very hard day in, day out is because we know we're on the side of the american people and they're not. and, you know, the political process. you have to fight, you have to protest. you have to do everything you can. but in the public, sentiment is everything, and the public sentiment is turning in our direction. >> senate democratic leader chuck schumer, we will see if you are right. thank you for your time tonight on a busy night on capitol hill. >> i would say good to see you, but i can't. but it's good to hear you. >> good to hear you as well. senator schumer. thank you for that. up next, when it comes to washington and the president's

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revealed his top priority for the next 100 days. >> i think my biggest focus will be on congress with the with the deal that we're working on, that will be the biggest bill in the history of our country in terms of tax cuts and regulation cuts and other things. i think they're going to be all aboard. i think the republicans are really with us. we have the big beautiful deal. it's moving along, and i think we're going to have it taken care of. i think they'll all be there. >> trump's effort to push his agenda and tax cut into law will be tested. his white house has set a july deadline. it's also what we've been hearing from some republicans on capitol hill. it'll be here sooner than they think, potentially, as republicans have to navigate their ultra slim majority in the house to get it all done. as the president stays focused on reshaping the country. americans, though, seem not so pleased with how lawmakers may be responding to that. our new cnn polling that we've been quoting tonight finds that 56% of americans think congress has not done enough to provide any check on president trump's

power. i have two congressional sources with me tonight. republican congressman mike lawler of new york and democratic congressman jared moskowitz of florida. great to have one of each of you here tonight. i do wonder what you think of that polling, though, congressman, in terms of americans don't think that the the congress is doing enough to to do your job. would you agree with that? >> no. obviously, the administration has been very aggressive in these first 100 days, especially when it comes to border security. i think all polling has showed the american people support what the president has been doing to stem the flow of illegal immigration into the country and deport criminal aliens. but congress is going through the process now of reconciliation. and as the president pointed out in that clip, that is going to be one of the biggest things that congress does this year. in addition, we will be having fiscal year 26 appropriations and a rescissions package. that's where congress will exert its control of the purse and where we agree with

the administration on savings. it will be rescinded where we don't, it will not. and that is something that the committees are in the process of working through, especially on the appropriations committee. but the reconciliation bill, where markups started today, is really going to be the tax bill. and obviously savings, but also for members like me, i've been very clear we're going to protect medicaid for those who rely on these critical services, all eligible recipients will be protected. but we're going to stop the waste, fraud and abuse, including the billions of dollars being spent on illegal immigrants getting medicaid benefits in this country, including in states like new york. >> well, and you've said you would not vote for any final package that included cuts to medicaid. i think there. >> are eligible recipients. >> for eligible recipients. some people may ask how you define that. we've talked. >> about illegal immigrants should not be getting benefits. >> well, some people have said work requirements and whatnot. democrats have argued that there is no way that they can get this

done without making those cuts and that they're going to be big cuts, especially when you look at what was passed and just the outline. how do democrats plan to navigate this, especially with such an ambitious timeline? speaker mike johnson, i believe, was saying memorial day, this could all be done. >> well. >> look, i let. >> the republicans cook. >> on themselves, right? >> they got to figure. this out on how they get there. right? they originally started with we were cutting medicaid, right. they've pivoted to we're not going to cut medicaid because people took to the streets and they heard from their constituents and town halls. right. and the president pivoted on this. this was about where are they going to find the money? and they were looking at medicaid. they were looking at snap. they were looking at the poorest among us to figure out how they were going to pay for the tax cuts for the rich. but look, we're in the first 100 days of the trump administration. and he told everybody that the economy was terrible under joe biden. it wasn't. but that's what he told people. and if that is true in his world, the economy in every metric is worse in the first 100 days than it was before he got elected. the stock market is

worse. egg prices were highest on easter of any easter we've ever had. okay, every metric he used in the election, okay, is worse now than it was before he became president. so, you know, look, it's not been a great hundred days. this is the only big thing they're going to pass. what's going to do reconciliation. and then we're going to immediately pivot to reelection okay. so let's see where they land. we you know, i take governor lawler at his word that he's not going to vote for medicaid cuts. but. >> respectfully, look, the bottom line here is if we do not pass a tax bill, it will be the single largest tax increase in american history. the tariffs are the democrats and democrats are planning to vote against the tax bill. period. >> mike. it's 37 to the standard. >> it would cut the standard deduction in half. >> i'm in the top. the tax bill the tax. >> no no. >> no i'm in the top 1%. you want to focus on. >> tax the. >> rich to 39. >> but the fact is if you do not pass a tax bill it will be the single largest tax increase in american history. the standard deduction would be cut in half.

do you support that? do you want the standard deduction cut in half i don't know i want to lift the cap. on salt. hold on. that's something that i've been fighting to do. >> and you've been you've been hold on. you've been clear on fixing the salt issue. and you should do that for your constituents. but actually i if president president trump came with the no tax on on overtime, the no tax on tips rather than. >> policies that vice president harris also supported. >> that's correct. if he came with that, then we'd have something to talk about because that money would go down. >> but here's but here's the bigger. >> and he promised he was going to do that. >> i want to make this one point because this is critical. over the next ten years, we're projected to spend $86 trillion. we're running $2 trillion deficits that exploded under joe biden's first two years, where he increased spending by $5 trillion. that's what gave us the record inflation. so when you say that everything was hum under joe biden and it wasn't going. >> well, i didn't say it. >> it was not. >> hold on. >> and by the way, egg prices went up because they killed all the chickens to deal with avian flu. so to act as though that somehow donald.

>> trump's hold on, to be clear, hold on. let's have. >> two moments is something that they have to respond to. >> oh no, let's have two moments. >> and they killed all the chickens, which is why egg prices went up. >> correct? it's always the chickens. but let's look let's have two moments of clarity. there were policies that biden put in place that were inflationary. there were there's no question about that. i think the data shows that. but you also have to admit. >> it spiked prices as a result. >> okay, mike, but the price is now are higher than they were when trump took office. they are in every metric. no they're not. come on they're not. >> cpi is down and real wages are up higher than cpi for the first time. >> goldman the. >> month of march. >> real wages. goldman sachs not before. >> also the tariffs went into effect. he announced them on april 2nd then paused. there's been a question of what that data. >> looks like. here's the thing on tariffs. >> it's going great. penguins are happy. >> no look the the issue on tariffs is we have had a trade deficit for a very long time. and countries like japan, like india, countries in the eu are who are our allies have been putting in place tariffs, price controls and barriers to entry

to u.s. goods and products. and the fact is we need to eliminate that trade deficit. we need to bring back jobs and manufacturing and investment. and president trump has already announced over $5 trillion in new investors. >> there's a question of what that looks like as we get there. we are out of time. >> prices are higher. >> if elise stefanik runs for governor in new york, are you would that preclude you from running or. no. >> no, it'll have no impact on my decision. >> have you talked to speaker mike johnson about running for governor? >> i have had conversations with the speaker in the past, but the bottom line for me is i will make a decision by june, and it will not be impacted by any of my colleagues. >> it will also not affect my run for governor of. new york. >> congressman mike lawler and jared moskowitz of florida. thank you both for being here for a lively discussion. my next source just was just left the senate floor. democrats are there marking 100 days of trump's presidency with speeches critical of those 100 days. senator elizabeth warren is here next. >> i have an important question.

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how they're impacted by them. the president was, quote, off, according to a white house official. what they told my colleague alayna treene. and he later called the amazon founder, jeff bezos, personally. we heard from president trump as he was leaving the white house today, and i asked him how that call went. >> how did your. >> call with. >> jeff bezos? jeff bezos was very nice. he was terrific. he solved the problem very quickly, and he did the right thing. and he's a good guy. >> now, after that call, we saw amazon issue a statement clarifying that the move was, quote, never a consideration for the main amazon website. they later added in to that statement, quote, this was never approved and not going to happen. my source tonight is the democratic senator, elizabeth warren of massachusetts. and it's great to have you. i wonder what your response was one to just this whole thing playing out today between the white house and jeff bezos and amazon. >> so stop and think about what just happened. donald trump said, yeah, i'm doing tariffs across the board.

>> every country. this is. >> going to completely. >> disrupt trade. >> and. >> drive up costs. >> but i don't want you telling the american. >> people exactly how much this costs. >> that's all that happened here. trump saying, i know i'm. >> driving up costs for american families. >> but i sure don't want the american people to know that. and do keep in mind, this is the man who said how many bazillion times while he was running for office, he would lower. >> costs on day one. >> said in his first. >> interview after he was elected that that was a big reason he got elected. and now on day 100 has done nothing except raise costs for american families. >> they called it a political and hostile act. that was the white house's initial reaction before amazon had denied it. and i wonder what it says, though, about bezos himself, because for people who aren't steeped in their history, they once were pretty big rivals. they feuded a lot. the president criticized him. bezos went on to donate $1 million to his inauguration. he attended it. he has dined with him. he's praised him. i mean,

he thinks that he seems to have a pretty close relationship with him. yet that did not stop the white house from from going after amazon today. >> look, this is all about corruption. donald trump wants. money from bezos. he wants bezos to bend the knee to him. donald trump wants whatever he thinks helps donald trump. and in this particular case, it's hiding the cost of what donald trump is doing to american families. and the cost they're going to have to pay. so i just see this as more of trump has indicated he's open for business, donate $1 million, buy his meme coins, make sure that his family is making money off the stablecoins. it's all about trump and power, corruption and chaos. >> and we have democrats on the senate floor tonight. they're protesting the 100 days you are about to deliver a speech highlighting what you say are 100 corrupt acts that that you those are your words against

what president trump has done. one of them, i'm sure he appreciates that marking of his 100 days. but one of those is how he's set to host a private dinner with holders of his meme coin. you have launched an investigation into this. have you heard anything from the office of government ethics on that? >> not yet. but remember what he's doing here. he is doing something no president in american history has ever contemplated. and that is he is effectively, openly selling access to the white house to dinner with the president in return for what? for stirring up a lot of action on something. the president has a direct financial stake in these meme coins. and boy, talk about a way to set up a scam. not only does donald trump benefit from the fact that people are competing to have the most of his coins, driving up the value of those coins for him personally, but he gets a cut of every transaction. so all that frenzied back and

forth trading of coins is causing donald trump to just ka ching ka ching, ka ching ka ching. every minute. that is corruption. >> is there one thing that he has done in his 100 days that you do like? >> you know, i think that differently. it's not about a specific action. it's about if you want to back up. i gave 100 acts of corruption in 100 days. i'm going to go read that on the floor of the senate. but i think of it to back up for 100 days and look at it overall and say, what has he done? he has created enormous chaos in the economy. it's mostly been through the red light, green light on the tariffs. but he has also held up a giant sign that says this white house for sale to the highest bidder. and that ultimately, those two things together undercut the american economy, undercut our role in the world. but they also

directly hurt american families because it puts them in a place where, just like the federal reserve chair said, prices will go up and unemployment will go up. >> well, i mean, there's questions of how democrats are responding to that. we saw governor gretchen whitmer of michigan with the president today. he was there on a military base in her state. we just heard from senator chuck schumer saying that he believes democrats are going to to start to show the real contrast between your party and president trump. he is not stepping down as leader of the democrats in the senate. do you agree with that move? do you think he's the right person to lead you all at this moment? >> i think where we are right now is 100% focused on fighting back against donald trump and the spineless republicans in the senate and the house. that won't put any curbs on trump's activities. we have a responsibility for all 47 of us in the senate, and also for every democrat in the house to be completely committed to this fight on behalf of the american people. you know, keep in mind,

caitlin, that many economists, in fact, the majority have said either we are headed into a recession or we are already in a recession. we have, like this narrow window to be able to pull that back because, you know, who's going to really pay for this recession is going to be hard working american families, people who pay more at the grocery store, people who pay more for car insurance, people who pay more and pay more and pay more. but we got to be in that fight to to rein donald trump back in. that's what our vote on the tariffs tomorrow night is all about. >> do you want to claw back congress's authority? we'll see obviously, how republicans vote on that. i do have to ask you, because there was this moment in a recent interview that you did about president biden and what democrats, his allies saw. and when. i want everyone to just see what you were asked and how you answered that question. >> do you regret saying that. president biden had. >> a mental acuity? he had a sharpness to him. you said that

up until july of last year. >> i said what i believed to be true. >> and you think he was as sharp as you? >> i said i had not seen decline. >> you went on to say you hadn't seen decline at that point. does that mean that you later did before the debate? >> so look, we it's all clear. we saw what joe biden did at the debate. and it was it was really sad to see, but i made clear what i had seen when i had met with him individually, when i'd seen him up speaking. but right now we are in a moment where it's not about what happened last year or year before. we've got donald trump and elon musk chainsawing their way through the department of education, trying to cut public education

in this country, chainsawing their way through the veteran's affairs could be part. >> of why trump is in office. maybe if people if voters felt like they didn't get a real look from your party, or maybe the president could have dropped out. >> very soon, that the reason donald trump is in office is what he said, and that is he promised over and over and over and over and over again that he would cut costs on day one. and here we are on day 100 and costs are higher for american families. donald trump has engaged in at least 100 acts of corruption, and economists are telling us our economy is sliding into recession, not because of a pandemic, not because we've had these mortgages built up over years, that we're scamming people, but because one man took an economy that was on the rise and broke it all by himself. >> senator elizabeth warren, thank you for your time tonight. >> you bet. good to see you. >> and we'll be back in a

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