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🗓️ 7 June 2025
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0:00.0 | Valshi starts now. |
0:09.8 | Hey, good morning. It's Saturday, June 7th. I'm Ali Velshi, and as we follow the explosive end of the president's alliance with the world's richest man, I'm joined in a moment by perhaps the most, the foremost expert in falling out |
0:22.0 | with Donald Trump, his one-time personal lawyer, fixer, and importantly confidant, Michael Cohen. |
0:27.6 | Plus, new developments in the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the man mistakenly deported to a |
0:32.9 | Salvadoran megaprism. He's back in the United States, but he's now facing serious criminal charges. |
0:38.2 | And the Supreme Court just issued rulings on guns, reverse discrimination, religious tax |
0:42.4 | exemption, and it sided with the president in two lawsuits relating to his made-up job-cutting |
0:47.7 | agency, Doge. We're going to put the latest moves from the high court into context of a growing |
0:52.5 | move by Donald Trump to remake the courts |
0:54.8 | and the entire American judiciary into a more mega-friendly institution. And then I'll explain why |
1:01.1 | some of the president's newest tariffs will hurt the very industry he's claiming that he wants to help. |
1:06.1 | Now, that's all coming up, but let's start this morning with the very public disintegration of the alliance |
1:11.4 | between Donald Trump and Elon Musk, which, because one of them is arguably the most powerful |
1:16.1 | man in the world and the other is the richest, is not really just about these two men. |
1:21.1 | It's about American politics writ large, and because of the unprecedented access that |
1:25.9 | Trump handed Musk, the states are high for all of us. |
1:29.7 | New reporting from the New York Times based on interviews with more than a dozen people who watched it happen |
1:34.0 | is that the falling out started last week when the president decided to withdraw Musk's choice from consideration to run NASA |
1:41.2 | because that candidate, described as a close associate of Musk, had donated to Democratic |
1:46.7 | campaigns in the past. Now, think about this. Getting a friendly face installed at NASA would be quite |
1:52.4 | the coup for Musk, considering that his company, SpaceX, has $15 billion in contracts with the agency |
1:59.9 | already, according to Reuters. |
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