Welcome to the beat. I'm Ari Melbourne. Our top story is about this, as markets shed trillions of dollars with more volatility today over the tariffs.

And also this, these massive protests against Trump over the weekend, hundreds of thousands, the largest single day of coordinated action against Trump in this young second term.

Wall Street trading and grassroots protests may seem like very different lanes.

And yet they both reflect, when you think about it, the views of very large groups both rejecting this Trump agenda,

having seen it play out in reality across these 75 days or so.

The $6 trillion market slide is a clear rejection of Trump's economic and tariff plans.

The protests reflect opposition to a much wider set of policies, including maybe

economics, but also clearly from listening and watching and covering these protests to immigration,

to slashing government, to lawless acts. And public opinion shows many people oppose Trump's

actions and governing approach in this rocky beginning of the second

term. We're tracking all of these forms of opposition tonight. And I'm going to walk through with you

right now, the evidence, what we have, what we're seeing, about how this could actually reshape

this young presidency, how these lanes of very different groups of people all speaking, though,

towards one direction, towards trying to combat what Trump is doing, to stop or change some of

his actions to see, can he really get away with this, like this, for this long?

This could all catalyze even more powerful pushback.

It's been in that vein another wild day

on Wall Street to start the week, Trump on defense over the flagging trade war, which is hurting

America more than it's helping America. There's no real disagreement about that fact.

And there are concerns tonight the worst could still be yet to come. The tariff failure, risking a full-blown recession.

Markets have been extremely volatile all morning, plunging, surging, and then tumbling again.

Asian and European markets are also reeling from the Trump tariff stocks in Hong Kong

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