Good evening once again. I am Stephanie Ruhl. Take a seat, get a drink. We have a lot to cover on

tonight's nightcap. It is day 131 of the second Trump administration. And it was another week of

confusion and conflicting legal rulings and a whole lot more. Let's start

with tariffs. It was red light, green light as the president delayed 50% tariffs on the

European Union that he had just announced. Then a court struck down nearly all of the tariffs,

only for that ruling less than 24 hours later to get paused. And just now, Trump has announced that

tariffs on steel imports will double to 50% from 25%. On immigration, the Supreme Court reversed

a Biden administration humanitarian program giving the White House permission to revoke the legal

status for over half a million immigrants.

And on Ukraine, Trump said Putin has gone absolutely crazy and was playing with fire.

Yet, hey, he has been very vague about any new sanctions or other actions he would actually take against Russia.

So it's just been talked.

All right, let's bring in our nightcap.

They have got their work

to do. Tim O'Brien is here. Bloomberg Opinion Senior Executive Editor and Trump Biographer,

Sammy Sage joins us, co-founder of Bech's and author of Democracy in Retrograde. John Delolpe,

director of polling at the Harvard Kennedy School Institute of Politics. He's also an MSNBC political contributor

and my old friend, Paul Rykoff,

founder and CEO of Independent Veterans of America

and host of the Independent Americans podcast.

All right, Tim, let's start with you.

What do you make of the tariff's rulings,

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