Hot here and around the country, especially in the South, about 98 where I live 100 plus in New York City.

I'm going to relocate tomorrow out to eastern Long Island by the ocean.

It's 15 degrees cooler out there than here.

And there you have the no-spin weather forecast.

Sounded like David Muir on ABC.

We'll get to him in a minute. The Talking Points memo is on this tariff success that Donald Trump is having.

Could be temporary. Okay, no euphoria. Stock market has not responded.

It's kind of flat this week, maybe down a little bit.

But the president took a gamble in April, and it has paid off so far.

I think that's fair and accurate.

All right, so this year alone, the United States government has generated $125 billion from tariffs. Now, that money goes into the

U.S. Treasury. I'll explain in a moment. This is up 131 percent from the same time last year under

President Biden, who did not care at all about the trade deficit. Never looked at it, never examined it.

He was second worst president ever and ignored most of the problems. Then the trade deficit

is a problem. Okay. So we call the Treasury Department and they wouldn't even respond to us. Nice, right?

Boy, oh boy. Those bureaucrats in Washington, hmm. Anyway, we did our own investigation.

And all of the money so far has gone into the general fund, which can be used for anything.

The Trump administration wants it to be used for. It's not

going to pay down the debt at this moment. I hope it will. And I am going to go on a little campaign

to embarrass certain people to get some of this money to pay down that $37 trillion debt because it's

mounting and mounting and mounting. Look, this is going to go into the trillions that the

United States is going to get from foreign nations trying to sell products here. So why not

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