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Hello, good friends. Good to see you again and welcome to this week's Reporters' Roundtable here on the Bill Press Pod.

Well, as everyone on today's panel knows, it's hard to keep up with the news coming out of the Trump White House.

Every day is a whole new big story. This week alone, Trump flew to the Middle East for the release of hostages from Gaza and,

at least for a moment, the end of the war there.

He returned home to take advantage of the government shutdown in firing 4,000 federal employees

and promising to fire another 6,000.

He sent the National Guard into Chicago and is threatened to send them

into San Francisco, Baltimore, New York, and St. Louis. He hastily arranged another meeting with

Vladimir Putin while rolling out the red carpet for President Zelensky again today.

Meanwhile, the Supreme Court seems ready to cancel whatever is left of the Voting Rights

Act. Young Republican political operatives sing the praises of Adolf Hitler, and millions of Americans

are ready to take to the streets for this weekend's second No King's protest. Man, so much going on, so much much to talk about so let's jump right in with

today's panel jason dick editor-in-chief of cqq roll call hello jason morning bill good morning

svitae senior white house correspondent for huff Post. S.V.

Hey there.

Good to have you back.

And Cameron Joseph, Senior Washington Reporter for the Christian Science Monitor.

Hello, Cameron.

Hello, Bill.

So, Jason, John Bolton got the news yesterday, indicted on 18 counts. No surprise, but I guess we can say that when Donald Trump promised to

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