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NPR News: 06-05-2025 7PM EDT

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🗓️ 5 June 2025

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0:00.0

The Constitution, the border, the rising costs of everything.

0:04.8

Issues this important can't be explained in a one-way conversation.

0:08.5

Sometimes you need to talk things out.

0:10.5

Every day on the 1A podcast, we bring together experts and public figures

0:14.1

to discuss the topics at the top of your mind,

0:16.8

so you hear more sides of a story and understand why it matters.

0:20.7

Listen to the 1A podcast from

0:22.2

NPR and WAMU. Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Hurst. President Trump and

0:30.3

Elon Musk's public spat is growing. Musk continues to call for lawmakers to kill Trump's huge

0:37.1

spending and tax cut package that's currently in the Senate, saying it will cause a recession this year.

0:43.5

Trump says Musk knew all about the bill, which Musk denies, and he says he may cancel the federal contracts for Musk's companies.

0:51.0

And that prompted Musk to say his space X company will immediately start to decommission

0:56.4

its dragon spacecraft. And peers Daniel Kurtzleben has more. There have been business consequences.

1:02.2

Shares of Tesla plummeted this afternoon. Another point is that there are very tight margins to pass

1:07.8

that big, beautiful bill on Capitol Hill. So if Musk has some pull with even a few

1:12.5

Republicans, that could very much hurt that bill's chances of passing. But there's one more really

1:17.9

important point here. Amid all of this today, Musk posted, quote, without me, Trump would have

1:23.4

lost the election. Now that's a reminder. He's saying that he dumped more than a quarter of a billion

1:29.0

dollars into the 2024 election. NPR's Daniel Kurtzleben reporting. Secretary of State,

1:35.3

Marco Rubio is imposing sanctions on four judges at the International Criminal Court for their

1:41.9

role in the case against Israel's prime minister and investigations into Afghanistan.

1:47.2

And Pierce Michelle Kellerman has more.

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