Will Jarvis
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 8 Sep
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I'm Will Jarvis, in for Tracy Mumford.
Today's Friday, May 22nd.
Here's what we're covering.
In Washington, my colleague Luke Broadwater is covering a stunning political turn
with President Trump suddenly facing a wall of opposition from lawmakers in his own party.
Yesterday, Republican senators abruptly hit pause on a major funding bill the president had been pushing amid a wide range of concerns.
They balked at Trump insisting that the legislation, designed to fund immigration enforcement, also included money for his White House reconstruction project.
There was even more outrage over the new $1.8 billion fund for people who say they were targeted under the Biden administration, which lawmakers fear could give payouts to January 6th rioters.
Plus, Trump has recently turned on two prominent Senate Republicans, backing primary challengers to Bill Cassidy and John Cornyn.
Luke says Trump's lashing out on top of the ballroom and the DOJ fund has threatened his ability to get policy passed on Capitol Hill.
On Thursday, there was another striking setback for Trump.
In the House, Republicans had been able to hold off efforts by Democrats in recent months to try and end the war in Iran or force the president to get congressional approval for it.
But this time, it became clear they did not have the support to defeat the measure, and GOP leaders abruptly canceled the vote on the resolution.
Yesterday, the Democratic National Committee released a highly anticipated report that was billed as an autopsy of what went wrong in the 2024 election.
The rollout, though, became an embarrassing spectacle of its own.
For months, the head of the DNC had resisted calls to make it public, hoping to avoid negative attention on the party.
On Thursday, he finally decided to put out the document.
Among other things, it blamed President Biden's political operation for not adequately helping Kamala Harris and criticized Harris' campaign for not having a more effective strategy to win over voters.
But the document, written by an ally of the DNC chairman, was quickly mocked by many Democrats as a shoddy, incomplete, and inaccurate draft.
For example, a bright red disclaimer on every page said the DNC, quote, was not provided with the underlying sourcing, interviews, or supporting data for many of the assertions, and the report's conclusion was left totally blank.
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