Stu does America.

So much to get to today.

Carol Roth is going to be here for a Trump tariff update.

All of our favorite, it's tariff talk.

Katie Perry went to space, apparently.

We'll check back in with her on Earth, I guess.

We're going to start, though, by doing the Save Act.

What is the Save Act?

Oh, well, it's going through Congress and it's about

voting rights. Are you being thwarted with your right to vote? Congress has, of course, the

website, which is the sexiest website you've ever seen, the white text box with a bunch of blue

links. They outline what the purpose of the Save Act is. Let me give you a quick rundown if you

haven't heard anything about the SAVE Act.

It prohibits states from accepting and processing an application to register to vote unless the applicant presents documentary proof of U.S. citizenship.

What a crazy idea.

It also requires states to establish an alternative process to demonstrate U.S. citizenship.

So, you know, if you don't have a driver's license or whatever, there has to be some way

they can show that they're still a citizen. That addresses some of the concerns around this.

And finally, states must remove non-citizens from their official lists of eligible voters.

Sounds so arduous and difficult when you're talking about the richest nation in the world

and what they

should be doing to make sure their elections are secure. Actually kind of seems like the very basic

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