Morning Run with Amy and TJ.

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Good morning everyone and welcome to Morning Run. We made it to Friday. It is May 2nd. I'm Amy Roboc.

And I'm T.J. Holmes and on this Friday morning run, what just happened? President Trump fires, then rehires the same guy on the same day, but to a different

position. This is a major administration shakeup. We'll explain. Plus, President Trump's

latest executive order, which says NPR and PBS bias isn't worth half a billion dollars in

taxpayer money. And China makes a mere suggestion, and the markets

went up. Also on the run this morning, folks are cutting back on Big Macs at a rate we haven't seen

since the pandemic. Plus, the most famous chimney in the world is being installed this morning. Here's a

hint. It's in Rome, and Diddy tells prosecutors, no thank you. Plus, what's the key to living

a long life? Well, some advice from the world's new oldest living person after the former title

holder passes away at the age of 116. And the nominations are in for Broadway's biggest night.

Three major musicals sweep this year's Tony Awards, but it's who

didn't get nominated that's making some waves. Also, this morning, the most exciting two

minutes in sports is almost here. So who you got? Owen Almighty, or maybe you like flying

Mohawk, or maybe Tistastic, just some of the horses competing in this weekend's Kentucky Derby.

Love, love, love looking at all those names.

We're going to talk about how owners make those names coming up in just a bit.

But we do begin our run in Washington, D.C. this morning and some major shifts at the White House.

You may not know Mike Waltz's name, but he was Trump's

national security advisor, who inadvertently added a journalist to that group chat about a military

strike in Yemen. Yeah, that national security advisor. He was national security advisor because

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