Tonight, high anxiety, fresh warnings, upcoming price hikes, plus signs of supply chain troubles,

all tied to President Trump's tariff offensive.

Then access granted, Trump offers a private dinner invitation in exchange for a big investment

in his crypto business and battling a tight labor market by letting kids do the work

the campaign to change Florida's child labor laws as the 11th hour gets underway on this

Thursday night.

Deep breaths. Good evening once again. I am Stephanie Ruhl live from Washington, D.C.

And it is day 95 of the second Trump administration.

We are starting the night off.

You guessed it with money, power politics.

Sox closed up across the board for a third day in a row, largely based on hope.

As Bloomberg points out, investors are betting on the hope that the Fed might cut interest rates sooner than expected to try to prevent a recession.

Of course, the sole reason for that potential recession is Trump's tariffs, specifically the big ones on China.

Well, today the president said his administration was in trade talks with China.

And that was after a Chinese official on this very same day said the opposite, that there

are no talks happening.

But when and if they ever do, I want to share what Trump thinks they're potentially going

to look like.

We are going to, at some point, just set prices for deals. Some will be tariffed. Some

treated us very unfairly. They'll be tariffed higher than others. And we are already seeing

the impacts of tariffs here at home. Today, the CEO of Procter & Gamble said price hikes are

likely. You want to know why? Because

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