Asma Khalid

Ader, the way that these negotiations were presented to us, those of us who cover the White House, is that President Trump wanted changes from Mexico on immigration and that he got changes on immigration. Did he from Mexico?

Ader, the way that these negotiations were presented to us, those of us who cover the White House, is that President Trump wanted changes from Mexico on immigration and that he got changes on immigration. Did he from Mexico?

Ader, the way that these negotiations were presented to us, those of us who cover the White House, is that President Trump wanted changes from Mexico on immigration and that he got changes on immigration. Did he from Mexico?

Sue, do you see these threatened tariffs as a negotiation tactic from the Trump administration?

Sue, do you see these threatened tariffs as a negotiation tactic from the Trump administration?

Sue, do you see these threatened tariffs as a negotiation tactic from the Trump administration?

So then, Sue, just like I asked you about the dynamic with Canada, how does this end with Mexico? Is there an off-ramp?

So then, Sue, just like I asked you about the dynamic with Canada, how does this end with Mexico? Is there an off-ramp?

So then, Sue, just like I asked you about the dynamic with Canada, how does this end with Mexico? Is there an off-ramp?

All right. Well, we will be keeping an ear out on what develops on the tariff front. But Ader, thank you so much for joining us.

All right. Well, we will be keeping an ear out on what develops on the tariff front. But Ader, thank you so much for joining us.

All right. Well, we will be keeping an ear out on what develops on the tariff front. But Ader, thank you so much for joining us.

And that is a wrap from us today. I'm Asma Khalid. I cover the White House. And I'm Susan Davis. I cover politics. And thank you all, as always, for listening to the NPR Politics Podcast.

And that is a wrap from us today. I'm Asma Khalid. I cover the White House. And I'm Susan Davis. I cover politics. And thank you all, as always, for listening to the NPR Politics Podcast.

And that is a wrap from us today. I'm Asma Khalid. I cover the White House. And I'm Susan Davis. I cover politics. And thank you all, as always, for listening to the NPR Politics Podcast.

The president spoke about the need to bring religion back, and he specifically talked about plans for a task force to eradicate anti-Christian bias.

The president spoke about the need to bring religion back, and he specifically talked about plans for a task force to eradicate anti-Christian bias.

Trump said the aim is to stop anti-Christian discrimination within the federal government.

Trump said the aim is to stop anti-Christian discrimination within the federal government.

Trump also announced plans for a new presidential commission on religious liberty, but did not specify how that would protect religious minorities. Asma Khalid, NPR News.