We have a lot to get into in the next hour of the readout, including Donald Trump fast-tracking deportations as ICE agents scoop up an American military veteran during one of their raids in Newark, New Jersey.

Also, in what will come as a shock to his supporters in red states prone to natural disasters, Trump is saying that he just might eliminate FEMA altogether,

which, surprise, surprise, is spelled out on page 135 of Project 2025.

But we begin tonight with the sheer exhaustion of Donald Trump's first week in office.

It's only been five days, but so far, Trump has signed dozens of executive orders

since inauguration day on Monday. He's also issued pardons for over 1,500 people involved in the

January 6th attack on the Capitol. He commuted the sentences of individuals who are associated

with the proud boys, the oathkeepers,

those who were convicted of seditious conspiracy, among other charges.

And Trump has declared a national emergency at the U.S. southern border and has targeted a constitutional right that automatically grant citizenship to anyone born in the United States,

though that action has

already provoked court challenges. Trump is also threatening federal workers with punishment

for concealing any work related to diversity, equity, and inclusion. Now, of course, the chaos,

the cruelty, and the exhaustion, well, that's the point.

And it continues on through tonight, as critics say that one of Trump's earliest decisions

actually creates a major risk to our national safety and security.

Pete Hegseth, the Army National Guard veteran and Fox News host,

who Trump nominated to lead the Department of Defense

faces a Senate confirmation vote later tonight. That vote will occur amid Hegsett's own admission

that he made a $50,000 payment to the woman who accused him of sexual assault in 2017.

The revelation was one of the written answers that Hegsett provided to Senator Elizabeth

Warren in response to additional questions that Warren posed to Hegsteth as part of the vetting

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