I was on the phone with Doug McMill and the CEO of Walmart yesterday, and Walmart is, in fact,

they are going to, as you describe it, eat some of the tariffs that just as they did in 18, 19 and 20.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent yesterday saying Walmart won't pass along the cost of Trump's tariffs onto consumers after the country's largest retailer warned last week it would have to raise prices because of those tariffs.

That comes as Besant is also downplaying one agency downgrading the United

States credit rating. The downgrade was fueled in part by the federal government's growing

budget deficit. But late last night, House Republicans advance the president's multi-trillion

dollar spending package.

We're following that new development also today.

President Trump is set to hold a high-stakes phone call with Vladimir Putin later this morning

and a big win over the weekend for journalism.

And he has moved up on the far outside.

Journalism is still running on.

He's back in the second.

He might even win it.

There's the lighter.

Oh, my goodness.

Journalism has won the Breakness Stakes.

The horse journalism won the Preakness Stakes on Saturday with a move by the jockey that's being described as bravery.

It was incredible.

I mean, frightening to watch in some ways, but it was incredible.

Yeah.

And we'll show more of it in a little bit.

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