It's Friday, April 11th. I'm Jane Koston, and this is What Today, the show that would like to congratulate Education Secretary Linda McMahon on her very exciting ideas for AI and education.

Or, as she would call it, A1.

I heard this morning, I wish I could remember the source, but that there is a school system that's going to start making sure that first graders or even pre-ks have A1 teaching every year starting

that far down in the grades.

And that's just a, that's a wonderful thing.

Kids are sponges.

They just absorb everything.

And so it wasn't all that long ago that it is, we're going to have internet in our school.

Now, okay, let's see A1 and how can that be helpful?

Now, I don't know what she's talking about, but I am kind of hungry.

On today's show, egg prices are still up, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio warns international students about getting their visas revoked if they cause a ruckus.

But let's start with the aftermath of Liberation Day, because we're still knee-deep in it.

If you're not feeling better after President Donald Trump paused the biggest so-called reciprocal tariffs on 75 countries on Wednesday, you're not alone.

The stock market is just as confused as you are. Here's CBS News.

Markets tumbling out of the gate today. They have yet to recover after one of the most historic days of gains in recent history.

The bounce back followed President Trump announcing a pause in reciprocal tariffs on most of

the U.S.'s trade partners while once again raising the levies on China.

Yesterday, the president said he was increasing tariffs on Beijing to 125%. Why the anxiety? Because let's be real here.

None of us. Not one single person has any idea what Trump is going to do next on tariffs.

Case in point, the 90-day pause on massive tariffs on some of our biggest trading partners.

During Trump's cabinet meeting on Thursday, a journalist asked,

could we see an extension of that pause?

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