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I'm your host, Greg Sargent. President Donald Trump is on the defensive. The Dow fell nearly a thousand points after Trump

admitted that he couldn't rule out a recession. This comes after a week of turmoil in the markets

stemming from his erratic flip-flops on tariffs.

Meanwhile, Trump's agency heads are raging at Elon Musk over the cuts he's inflicting on their agencies.

All this seems to have prodded the Democratic opposition to wake up.

We just learned that House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries is whipping opposition

to the continuing resolution funding the government through next fall as a government shut down

looms. But this raises a question. Will Senate Democrats step up and oppose the CR, or will a handful of

them provide the votes needed for it to pass?

The case is strong for letting Trump sink.

And today we're talking to former Congressman Tom Malinowski, who's been arguing for Democrats to refrain from bailing out Trump.

Tom, it's good to have you on.

Great to be here.

So the Dow fell nearly a thousand points as of this recording. Nasdaq fell as well.

Trump's own people are sounding the alarm. A Chiron on Fox News read, quote, Dow tumbles as recession fears loom.

That's on Fox News. And listen to what Trump's Treasury Secretary Scott Besson said.

Could we be seeing that this economy that we inherited starting to roll a bit?

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