This is the Daily Signal Podcast for Thursday, March 14th. I'm Kate Trinko.

And I'm Daniel Davis. Last month in El Salvador, a third party outsider won in a landslide election, defeating

his opponents, promising to crack down on corruption, to fight crime and improve the economy.

Oh, and also he's 37 years old. I sat down earlier with

president-elect naive bouquetle. We talked about immigration, gangs and how the

U.S. and El Salvador can work together. We'll bring you that exclusive interview. Plus a few of

our colleagues chime in on Captain Marvel. And before we get to our headlines just a

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sure that busy Conservatives can get the news highlights and in-depth interviews they need every day

and we'd love your help in spreading that word. Now, on to our top news. Well, after dozens of countries suspended use of the Boeing 737 Max 8, President Trump is now following suit.

On Wednesday, he announced the FAA would be grounding the plane in the wake of last weekend's

deadly crash in Ethiopia, which took the lives of 157 people.

That was the second time the plane model crashed in the last six months.

Here's the president making the announcement.

We're going to be issuing an emergency order of prohibition to ground all flights of the 737 Max 8 and the 737 max 9 and planes associated with that line.

I've spoken to Elaine Chow, Secretary of Transportation,

Dan Elwell, acting administrator in the FAA, and to Dennis Mollenberg, CEO of Boeing,

and they'll be available shortly after our conference today.

They are all in agreement with the action.

Any plane currently in the air will go to its destination

and thereafter be grounded. The FAA was initially resistant to grounding the

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