Well, the White House unveiled a budget proposal today that would cut billions from non-defense programs across the government for the next fiscal year.

Our White House correspondent Laura Barone Lopez has more on the president's wish list as part of our coverage this week of the first 100 days of this Trump administration.

Omna, the president wants to slash

$163 billion in federal spending, to be exact.

The dramatic cuts would hit health,

housing, education, and climate programs.

President Trump, with the help of Elon Musk,

has already frozen funding for many of these programs

without congressional approval.

Musk's team, known as Doge,

has led the firings of tens of thousands of federal workers,

and they've hollowed out nearly a dozen agencies in their efforts to dismantle parts of the federal government.

For more on all of this, I'm joined by Jessica Reedle.

She's a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute.

She was also chief economist for former Republican Senator Rob Portman.

Jessica, thanks so much for joining us. Thank you very much.

So first on the news of the day, presidential budgets don't have the force of law, so they're

often considered a guide to the president's governing philosophy. Reading through Trump's

budget, what do you think is the governing philosophy here?

Well, the governing philosophy is ultimately what they call a war on woke.

The word woke appears 12 times, DEI appears 31 times, gender appears 14 times. Generally, there's a lot of spending

cuts that are based on a very exaggerated definition of woke. The largest cuts that I've seen

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