Tonight, the president says he's having a lot of fun in an interview with the Atlantic,

while new polls show Americans are deeply worried about the economy, almost 100 days into his

administration. Then a steep decline of shipping in American ports, why a former Trump advisor

says that could mean empty shelves in the weeks ahead. Plus, Elon Musk may be stepping back

from Doge, but that does not mean Doge is going anywhere as the 11th hour gets underway on this

Monday night.

Good evening. Once again, I am Stephanie Ruhl, and it is a 99 of the second Trump administration,

and we're starting this evening with money power politics. According to Donald Trump,

he runs the country and the world. That is what he told the Atlantic about his view of his second

term in office. In the interview, Trump also pushed back on the idea that economic chaos would make him

roll back his tariffs.

He said, well, it always affects you a little bit.

There's no red line or a certain number that would make him change course.

But it is not just Wall Street of the business community that's currently uneasy about Trump's economy.

Recent polls are showing that most Americans disapprove of how Trump has handled the economy.

Of course, Trump's team in public is brushing off all the polls and the worries, saying Trump is focused on putting Americans first.

And while the business world is very concerned about the trade war with China,

Treasury Secretary Scott Besson, he says the ball, well, it's in China's court.

I believe that it's up to China to de-escalate because they sell five times more to us than we sell to them.

And so these 125, 145 percent tariffs are unsustainable.

Meanwhile, Congress is back after two weeks off, and now Republicans in the House and the Senate

have got to figure out how they're going to actually deliver Trump's agenda,

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