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You're listening to the 1A podcast. I'm Todd's Willick, and this is the News Roundup.

This week, President Donald Trump tells NBC he doesn't know if he's required to uphold the Constitution. Tariffs hit hard in the port of Los Angeles and is $1,000 enough of an incentive for people

without legal status to, quote, self-deport. We'll get to all of that and more with our panel on the roundup,

but first we have a new Pope for the first time, an American Pope.

Dominum Robertum Franciscum,

sancter Roman and ecclese, cardinalem pre-bost.

That's Pope Leo the 14th, Chicago's own Pope Leo the 14th. On Thursday, he succeeded Pope Francis with a message of peace from the parapet in St. Peter's.

So before we get to the rest of the week's news, let's take a quick trip to Rome. We spoke to Nicole Winfield, Vatican correspondent for the

Associated Press, and Nicole told us what the mood was like now at the Vatican.

I think there's general excitement, probably some questions, because while Pope Leo has been in Rome

for about two years, having the Vatican's office for bishops, he's really

kept a very low profile. So the few people who know him, love him, think he's great to work with,

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