Washington Today

Today's program includes Politico's Ben White on President Trump delaying tariffs on Chinese goods (1:30), Marion Smith of the Victims of Communism Memorial Fund on Hong Kong protests(9;45) and Politico's Josh Gerstein on the Greg Carig trial(32:00).

Today's program looks at a new rule requiring legal immigrants not be a "public charge" using public assistance programs, the latest on Campaign 2020 and Attorney General Bill Barr on the apparent suicide of Jeffrey Epstein.

Today's program includes President Trump's latest remarks on gun backgropund checks, and more Democratic Presidential candidates speak at the Iowa State Fair.

Today's program includes interviews with David Siders of Politico on the Democrats in Iowa (8:30), Gage Miskamin of The Des Moines Register on the Iowa State Fair (19:00), and Beth Reinhard of The Washington Post on NRA President Wayne LaPierre and his home (29:43).

Today's program includes Representive John Sarbanes, Democrat of Maryland on gun control (13:00) and President Trump's trips to Dayton and El Paso.

Today's program includes Former Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe (27:00), Niels Lesniewski (15:30) of CQRoll Call on the Senate and gun legislation, and Doug Palmer (45:00) of Politico on trade and China.

Today's program includes President Trump on this weekend's shootings with Jessie Balmert (37:25). Plus the latest on the stock market with Akane Otani of The Wall Street Journal (7:10).

Today's program includes President Trump on John Ratcliffe withdrawing as DNI and NATO Sec Gen Jens Stoltenberg on the INF Treaty demise.

Today's program looks at the Fed Chair's rate cut around 10 after. Plus more on the Senate with Jenifer Shutt of CQ Roll Call at around 20 after and finally Christopher Cadelago of Politico with a preview of tonight's debate at the end of the program.

Today's program includes more on the Senate's passage of the budget, President Trump's remarks on China, and more on this week's debates. Interviews with David Lynch of The Washington Post on the Federal Reserve (8:50). Jordain Carney of The Hill (20:40) on Senate Judiciary Committee, and John Harris of Politico (28:30) on this week's debates in Detroit.