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Speaker 1: President Trump said today he would not rule out seeking
Speaker 1: a third term in the White House. Trump told NBC
Speaker 1: News there are methods that would allow him to do so,
Speaker 1: Trump saying he is not joking now. The twenty second
Speaker 1: Amendment to the US Constitution prohibits US presidents from serving
Speaker 1: more than two terms. In Wisconsin, the state Supreme Court
Speaker 1: refused to hear a last minute attempt by the state's
Speaker 1: Democratic Attorney general to stop billionaire Elon Musk from handing
Speaker 1: over one million dollar checks to two voters ahead of
Speaker 1: the state Supreme Court election on Tuesday. The ruling came
Speaker 1: just minutes before the plan start of a rally led
Speaker 1: by Musk. Here is Musk.
Speaker 2: It's somewhat inevitably when I do these things, you know,
Speaker 2: the sort of it causes the legacy media to like
Speaker 2: kind of lose their minds, and then they'll bill run
Speaker 2: it on every news channel.
Speaker 1: Now, the contest in Wisconsin has shattered national spending records
Speaker 1: for a judicial election, with more than eighty one million
Speaker 1: dollars in spending. The death toll from a massive earthquake
Speaker 1: and me and mar rose to about seventeen hundred on Sunday.
Speaker 1: Another thirty four hundred people have been injured and nearly
Speaker 1: three hundred are missing. The seven point seven magnitude earthquake,
Speaker 1: me and Mar's largest in a century, shook the country
Speaker 1: on Friday. Now rebel forces have declared a cease fire
Speaker 1: in quake hit areas to allow for aid to reach victims.
Speaker 1: The United States Geological Survey said the highest probability is
Speaker 1: that more than ten thousand people may have died. The
Speaker 1: USGS is also warning the estimated economic losses may exceed
Speaker 1: Myan Mar's GDP. Last week, President Trump dismissed the accidental
Speaker 1: disclosure of who the attack plans in a signal chat.
Speaker 1: He called it a glitch with no impact on national security. Now,
Speaker 1: National Security Advisor Mike Waltz claimed responsibility for the leak,
Speaker 1: and he said he wasn't sure how the outside number
Speaker 1: ended up up on his phone. That number, by the way,
Speaker 1: belonged to Jeffrey Goldberg, editor in chief of the Atlantic magazine.
Speaker 1: On Sunday, Goldberg dismissed the explanation offered by Waltz.
Speaker 3: This isn't the matrix phone numbers don't just get sucked
Speaker 3: into other phones. I don't know what he's talking about there.
Speaker 3: You know, very frequently in journalism, the most obvious explanation
Speaker 3: is the explanation my phone number was in his phone.
Speaker 3: Because my phone number is in his phone. He's telling
Speaker 3: everyone that he's never met me or spoken to me.
Speaker 3: That's simply not true.
Speaker 1: That is Jeffrey Goldberg of the Atlantic, speaking to NBC's
Speaker 1: Meet the Press Now. Last week, a federal judge ordered
Speaker 1: national security officials to preserve all signal app communications from
Speaker 1: March eleventh through the fifteenth over the weekend. President Trump
Speaker 1: told NBC that no one will be fired over this leak.
Speaker 1: This is likely to be a pivotal week for financial
Speaker 1: markets as they await President Trump's self proclaimed liberation Day.
Speaker 1: We have a preview from Bloomberg's Michael McKee Buckle up.
Speaker 4: It's going to be a rather intense eco week. Tuesday,
Speaker 4: investors will parse the ISM manufacturing report for companies outlooks
Speaker 4: after reports last week showed consumer confidence dropping. Wednesday sees
Speaker 4: ISM services, and Friday. The March jobs report, ordinarily the
Speaker 4: biggest number of the month and the one most likely
Speaker 4: to affect expectations for FED policy, but This is also
Speaker 4: Trump Tariff's week. Details on his plans to raise import
Speaker 4: taxes will dominate the news and Friday FED chair J
Speaker 4: Powe speaks, so we'll get the FED view from the inside.
Speaker 4: Michael McKee Bloomberg Radio.
Speaker 1: The President of the United Auto Worker Sean Fain, is
Speaker 1: expressing his support for those auto tariffs. On Sunday, Faine
Speaker 1: said that carmakers should be pressured into bringing jobs back
Speaker 1: into the United States. Here is Fain speaking earlier to
Speaker 1: CBS Face the Nation.
Speaker 5: We've seen over ninety thousand manufacturing facilities leave the United States.
Speaker 5: We've seen in the Big Three alone in the last
Speaker 5: twenty plus years, sixty five lands have closed, you know,
Speaker 5: And so look, tariffs aren't the total solution. Tariffs are
Speaker 5: a tool in the toolbox to get these companies to
Speaker 5: do the right thing.
Speaker 1: That is UAW President Shawn Fain, speaking earlier to CBS
Speaker 1: Faced the Nation. Now, beginning this week, new twenty five
Speaker 1: percent auto tariffs will apply to all imported passenger vehicles
Speaker 1: and light trucks. They will also apply to key parts
Speaker 1: like engines, transmissions, and electrical components, on top of any
Speaker 1: duties already in effect in college basketball, the Elite eight
Speaker 1: round of March Madness is just wrapped up. On the
Speaker 1: men's side, Number one ranked Auburn has stamped its ticket
Speaker 1: for the Final four, knocking out Michigan State seventy to
Speaker 1: sixty four, the top seed that Houston men's team beat
Speaker 1: out Tennessee final there sixty nine to fifty. South Carolina's
Speaker 1: women took their matchup with Duke by a score of
Speaker 1: fifty four to fifty, and UCLA's women knocked out LSU
Speaker 1: by a score of seventy two to sixty five. That
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