It's Thursday, the third of April, welcome, welcome to the President's Daily Brief. I'm Mike Baker, your eyes and ears, on the world stage stage and still on the road, although I am giving

you a clue as to where I might be today.

All right, let's get briefed.

We'll start things off today with the big news from Liberation Day.

President Trump has announced sweeping tariffs on imports from multiple countries aiming to bolster American

manufacturing and address trade imbalances. We'll break down which goods are affected, the potential

economic impact, and how international partners are responding, hint, not well. Henceforth, of course,

every 2nd of April shall be known as Liberation Day.

I'm not sure if it's going to be an official government holiday or not.

At the least, hopefully there'll be some cool Liberation Day traditions that we can start.

Maybe picnicking, parades, keg stands.

I tell you what, send me a note to PDB at thefirsttv.com with how you think the new

holiday should be celebrated. And later in the show, the latest on the U.S. campaign against

the Khutis, with reports indicating that the sustained air assault has decimated the

terror group's missile launching capabilities. Plus, a growing scandal inside the Israeli government as two aides to Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu

are accused of accepting money to push favorable narratives about Qatar as a key mediator in hostage negotiations with Hamas.

And in today's back of the brief, the saga of New York Mayor Eric Adams'

corruption indictment has come to an end. A federal judge just tossed out the case and made sure

that it can't come back. But first, today's PDB spotlight. We'll start today with the escalating

global trade war. President Trump unveiled his

long-anticipated Liberation Day tariffs during a speech on Wednesday afternoon, sending

stock futures plunging, as economists warned the financial countermeasures could dramatically

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