Happening now, President Trump seems to be back in campaign mode as he kicks off a tour meant to shore up his messaging on affordability.

He still calls it a Democratic hoax.

Plus, very unsatisfying. That's how Senator Chuck Schumer describes a meeting with Defense Secretary Hegseth and other top national security officials,

as Democrats and Republicans demand that video of a deadly double-tack,

attack on an alleged drug boat be released. And then newly released body cam video showing the moment police confronted Luigi Mangione just days after a health care CEO was shot and killed on the Manhattan sidewalk.

Also, a plan for peace.

Ukraine's president is expected to send an updated proposal to the United States to U.S.

officials later today as the White House pressures him to accept a deal soon,

even if it means giving up land to Russia. Plus, a world first.

Australia now banned social media for kids under 16.

Could other countries follow suit?

And emergency landing.

A pilot searching for a safe place to land ends up on someone's car.

Welcome to our viewers here in the United States and around the world.

I'm Wolf Blitzer with Pamela Brown, and you're in the Situation Room. We begin with President Trump, strongly defending his economic record amid rising frustrations

at a campaign-style rally in Pennsylvania last night.

He tried to reassure anxious Americans that the U.S. economy is healthy and talked up lower prices

and bigger paychecks under his administration.

But as the White House's record faces mounting attacks from Democrats and a lot of unease,

even from Republicans, the President's affordability message quickly gave way to a long list

of profane insults and grievances.

We had a meeting, and I say, why is it we only take people from

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