It's Tuesday, June 17th. I'm Jane Koston, and this is Waddey.

The show that says if you get a text from a foreign number saying it's the DMV, or as the text I got, said, BMW,

and telling you that you owe money for tolls in the state you don't live in.

There's like a hundred percent chance it's a scam.

The more you know.

Music like a hundred percent chance it's a scam. The more you know. On today's show, more tariff deals are underway. Maybe. And the Trump family's latest

gift is gold, fits in your pocket, and will supposedly be made in the USA, but currently isn't.

But let's start with a great city of Los Angeles, the current location of the California National Guard, but not if Governor Gavin Newsom has anything to say about it.

Today, a federal appeals court will decide if President Donald Trump's deployment of National Guard troops to Los Angeles in response to anti-immigration raid protests will continue.

A court ruled in the governor's favor on Thursday, stating that Trump's use of the National Guard was illegal, but the ruling was paused by the Ninth Circuit that same day.

The deployment is part of a larger battle between the president of the United States and his

administration, who seemed to think that Los Angeles is a desperate crime-ridden hellhole,

and the leadership in citizens of Los Angeles who say, it is definitely not. It's me. I'm citizens.

On Sunday, President Trump argued that sending in the National Guard was essential.

So the protesters, if we didn't have the National Guard on call and ready,

they would rip Los Angeles apart.

They come and they check and they say, is the National Guard going to be there?

And if the National Guard's being there, they don't even show up.

I don't think that's true. On true social that same day, Trump announced that he had

recalibrated his mass deportation plan to emphasize raids on immigrants living in cities, like

Los Angeles, New York, and Chicago, and minimize raids on farms, the hospitality industry, and in rural areas,

places where hundreds of thousands of undocumented folks are working.

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