Michael Barbaro

But McIver insists she did nothing wrong and accused the White House of trying to criminalize what she called routine oversight by members of Congress. Today's episode was produced by Carlos Prieto and Olivia Nat. It was edited by Rachel Quester and Liz O'Balin. Contains original music by Marion Lozano, Pat McCusker, and Dan Powell. And was engineered by Chris Wood.

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We look forward to, after this, to be able to spend a little bit of time with you and get to talk to you guys. So thank you, guys.

We look forward to, after this, to be able to spend a little bit of time with you and get to talk to you guys. So thank you, guys.

Hey, it's Michael. As you clearly know, here at The Daily, we cover the news, and there's a lot of it. But life is big, and we know that you look for meaning in all parts of your lives, not just the news, which is why for the next couple months, we're going to be sharing the work of some of our colleagues over at Modern Love.

Hey, it's Michael. As you clearly know, here at The Daily, we cover the news, and there's a lot of it. But life is big, and we know that you look for meaning in all parts of your lives, not just the news, which is why for the next couple months, we're going to be sharing the work of some of our colleagues over at Modern Love.

If you don't know that show, every week host Anna Martin and that team explores the world of our relationships, how we fall in love, how we fall out of love, how we care for each other, how we contend with the moment when relationships hit rough patches.

If you don't know that show, every week host Anna Martin and that team explores the world of our relationships, how we fall in love, how we fall out of love, how we care for each other, how we contend with the moment when relationships hit rough patches.

They're stories inspired by the long-running NYT column called Modern Love, and we think it helps make sense of this other essential part of our lives. So, for the next few weeks, we hope you'll spend some time with these episodes on Sunday. They are great. And then we'll see you right back here on Monday morning for The Daily. Take a listen.

They're stories inspired by the long-running NYT column called Modern Love, and we think it helps make sense of this other essential part of our lives. So, for the next few weeks, we hope you'll spend some time with these episodes on Sunday. They are great. And then we'll see you right back here on Monday morning for The Daily. Take a listen.

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From The New York Times, I'm Michael Barbaro. This is The Daily. On Thursday, the Trump administration's effort to abolish birthright citizenship finally ended up in front of the Supreme Court. Today. My colleague, Adam Liptak, on the White House's unusual legal strategy for defending its plan and what it may mean for the future of presidential power. It's Friday, May 16th.

From The New York Times, I'm Michael Barbaro. This is The Daily. On Thursday, the Trump administration's effort to abolish birthright citizenship finally ended up in front of the Supreme Court. Today. My colleague, Adam Liptak, on the White House's unusual legal strategy for defending its plan and what it may mean for the future of presidential power. It's Friday, May 16th.

Adam, always a distinct pleasure to have you on the show.

Adam, always a distinct pleasure to have you on the show.

Let's talk about this case that was argued on Thursday before the Supreme Court. It's genuinely intriguing because it's not directly about President Trump's history-making decision to try to outlaw birthright citizenship, but it's not not about his effort to ban birthright citizenship. So just explain that.

Let's talk about this case that was argued on Thursday before the Supreme Court. It's genuinely intriguing because it's not directly about President Trump's history-making decision to try to outlaw birthright citizenship, but it's not not about his effort to ban birthright citizenship. So just explain that.

They immediately shut it down.