Tonight, Donald Trump decided to basically bring back one of the most controversial policies

from his first term, from very early in his first term.

Tonight, the president announced he is banning travel from 12 countries.

Afghanistan, Burma, Chad, Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Haiti, Iran,

Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Yemen.

He also partially restricted travel from seven more countries.

And all of this is an echo of the travel ban he instituted in his first term, one that sparked

understandable nationwide protests and a series of court challenges.

This is also exactly the kind of provocative action we have come to

expect from Trump when he wants to lash out and change the subject. We'll talk about it, but there's

other things we're going to talk about too, because for at least the third time in his life,

Donald Trump appears to be going through a pretty brutal and very public divorce.

I mean, just a few days ago, after being celebrated in the Oval Office, I should say,

Elon Musk started using his massive social media reach to attack Donald Trump and the Republican

party in incredibly direct terms, not just one time, wasn't a one-off, in dozens of separate posts.

And if you're wondering why Elon Musk is so mad, all of a sudden, a lot, very mad, I think it's

worth remembering why he was driven out of Washington in the first place. Relentless, persistent,

public pushback against not just the

work of Doge, but also the company's Musk runs. People across the country came out in droves

to register their anger with Elon Musk and his Doge operation. They held big, sustained protests

at Tesla dealerships everywhere. You can see a bunch of them on your screen now,

helping to drive down the stock price of Elon Musk's company. And those protests have not led up

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