Week of April 27th: Trump's Approval Drops, Ukraine Mineral Deal, and Schumer's Imaginary Friends

On this week's show, Rick and I discuss the most pressing issues in the news over the past week, including:

• Amazon threatens to show the impacts of tariffs
• Trump lashes out at Fox News and WSJ for publishing polls about the economy.
• Trump's 100-day approval rating drops
• U.S.-Ukraine minerals deal
• Mike Walz leaving role, moving to new job
• Democrat approval ratings drop
• Pete Buttigieg goes on Andrew Schultz’s podcast and discusses how Democrats need to do more modern media.
• Canada's liberal Party wins
• Empire Wind Work Stop Order
• Trump fires climate scientists
• NSF halts all funding
• RFK talks about autism

And on a more lighthearted note:

• In a 2007 New Yorker article, Chuck Schumer describes his middle-class imaginary friends.
• Hegseth “proud” to end women's peace and security program
• The U.S. demands that Mexico prevent screwworms from entering the U.S. The U.S. doge killed the screwworm monitoring program earlier this year
• Student rescued on Mount Fuji needs rescuing a second time after going back for his cellphone
• Texas goes after fluoride toothpaste
• A man hid weed in Easter eggs around the city