Cabot Phillips

Well, the president did hint that he was, quote, very close on numerous deals with other countries. At that point, he said Treasury Secretary Scott Besant would soon travel to Switzerland for formal trade negotiations with China.

Well, the president did hint that he was, quote, very close on numerous deals with other countries. At that point, he said Treasury Secretary Scott Besant would soon travel to Switzerland for formal trade negotiations with China.

He also said that he would not be taking a piecemeal approach with the rest of the countries in Europe, and instead would look to negotiate a broader deal with the European Union as a whole. And it's worth noting, in a clear attempt to maintain leverage for future negotiations, President Trump said that not every country can expect to get tariffs as low as the ones that Britain just secured.

He also said that he would not be taking a piecemeal approach with the rest of the countries in Europe, and instead would look to negotiate a broader deal with the European Union as a whole. And it's worth noting, in a clear attempt to maintain leverage for future negotiations, President Trump said that not every country can expect to get tariffs as low as the ones that Britain just secured.

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Later on, Daily Wire White House reporter Mayor Margaret Olihan asked the president if this deal included assurances that the British would do more to protect freedom of speech and freedom of religion in their country.

Later on, Daily Wire White House reporter Mayor Margaret Olihan asked the president if this deal included assurances that the British would do more to protect freedom of speech and freedom of religion in their country.

And in a really fascinating moment, the president sort of phoned a friend calling in British Prime Minister Keir Starmer to offer his take on the groundbreaking deal.

And in a really fascinating moment, the president sort of phoned a friend calling in British Prime Minister Keir Starmer to offer his take on the groundbreaking deal.

So big day here at the White House. One trade deal down. The president hopes many more to come in the future.

So big day here at the White House. One trade deal down. The president hopes many more to come in the future.

Absolutely.

Absolutely.

Well, air travel still is the safest mode of transportation, but there's no doubt these concerns are real. We all heard about the deadly crash in D.C. a few months back when a military helicopter collided with that commercial jet. But beyond that, every week at airports across the country, there are roughly a dozen close calls that go mostly unreported.

Well, air travel still is the safest mode of transportation, but there's no doubt these concerns are real. We all heard about the deadly crash in D.C. a few months back when a military helicopter collided with that commercial jet. But beyond that, every week at airports across the country, there are roughly a dozen close calls that go mostly unreported.

These incidents are referred to as runway incursions by the FAA. For example, in the last few months alone, two planes at Reagan Airport in D.C. were forced to abort landings when helicopters entered restricted airspace. A few weeks before that, at the same airport, two planes clipped wings on a runway.

These incidents are referred to as runway incursions by the FAA. For example, in the last few months alone, two planes at Reagan Airport in D.C. were forced to abort landings when helicopters entered restricted airspace. A few weeks before that, at the same airport, two planes clipped wings on a runway.

Similar incidents have been reported this year at Chicago's Midway, DFW, and Hartsfield-Jackson in Atlanta. So this is a widespread issue. And perhaps most concerning, on April 29th, air traffic controllers at Newark International reported experienced a systems outage that knocked out their radar, leaving numerous planes essentially flying dark.

Similar incidents have been reported this year at Chicago's Midway, DFW, and Hartsfield-Jackson in Atlanta. So this is a widespread issue. And perhaps most concerning, on April 29th, air traffic controllers at Newark International reported experienced a systems outage that knocked out their radar, leaving numerous planes essentially flying dark.