Trump distances from Alien Enemies Act credit, ongoing legal issues

David Waldman hosts the latest episode of the Kagro in the Morning podcast. He highlights important political issues and the current state of America. Greg Dworkin joins him, sharing insights on the nation’s challenges. Former President Donald Trump is in the news again. He is being questioned about his use of the Alien Enemies Act. Trump jokingly references John Adams, saying many people don't know about the president who "signed things." He shifts blame for some of his decisions to others, including GOP Senator Marco Rubio. Law firm Paul, Weiss appears to be distancing itself from Trump while still providing financial support. Chair Brad Karp expresses frustration, suggesting the legal and political challenges he faces are far from over. In other news, there are mentions of unusual benefits like Social Security being accessed by some Republicans. Meanwhile, Trump has chosen Boeing over Lockheed for a new fighter jet, who are considering naming the aircraft after him. Usha Vance is set to travel to Greenland, and Columbia University has pledged $400 million to mend ties with Trump from a past deal. Lastly, there’s a mention of former NFL player Scott Turner attempting to navigate a career in Hollywood.