Trump and China's President Xi Jinping set to meet today at White House

Threatens to annihilate Iran unless a deal is reached, says midterms don't factor into his Iran decisions

The annihilation threat is not credible militarily or strategically; the real question is what the U.S. will compromise on in negotiations

Trump may misunderstand how Iran thinks; Iranian delegation did not take the threat seriously, and threatening annihilation of a member state is a war crime

Iran doesn't take Trump's repeated threats seriously and is playing a waiting game, aware it holds leverage via the Strait of Hormuz

Trump's speech represents an end to 80 years of consent-based US foreign policy, replaced by coercion, which will cause allies and foes to recalibrate relations with the US

Says regarding Venezuela: 'We deposed Maduro. We went in. We took the oil. Good for us,' framing foreign policy as whatever benefits the US

Criticizes the lavish welcome for Xi Jinping, calls him a brutal, unelected dictator whose military targets the US, and wants answers on China's intelligence support to Iran

Some Republicans, worried about gas prices and Xi's treatment, are distancing themselves from Trump's foreign policy stances

A summit deemed 'successful' by Trump could mean effectively selling out Taiwan for political and economic gain

Demands accountability and an end to ICE shootings, says she voted for Trump believing agents would protect citizens, not kill innocents

DHS officials wrongly blamed victims, calling Renee Good a domestic terrorist and Alex Preddy a would-be mass shooter, when neither was true

Reports the ICE agent who shot Garces Perez was a new recruit without a body camera, and DHS has not explained the shooting

There is no justifiable explanation for running someone off the road and shooting him in the back, regardless of legal status

Notes the agent involved lacked a body camera despite funding for ICE that was supposed to include body cameras

Claims Garces Perez has no criminal history beyond being in the country illegally and defends his medical treatment as excellent

Claims he entered the country legally as an asylum seeker and disputes DHS's illegal-status claim

Claims the man refused to identify himself and resisted arrest

Argues US citizens aren't obligated to show ID, and questions whether merely resembling or sharing race with a suspect is now sufficient grounds for detention

Calls for a Senate investigation into Don Jr.'s dealings, saying a Putin-connected oligarch funding his wedding goes beyond a normal gift, and wants the same standard applied to Hunter Biden

Says he would support Curtis's request for an investigation

Responds he had no foreign business dealings while his father was president and would testify alongside Don Jr.

Says the wealth accumulation by the first family is a corruption issue people readily understand, akin to what brought down Orbán, and signals coming Democratic investigations if they take the House

Calls the oligarch-funded wedding a counterintelligence concern given Don Jr.'s prior Kremlin ties and Trump's reluctance to pressure Putin over Ukraine

Says the wedding story may break through publicly more than other corruption stories because it's concrete and easy to understand, unlike complex crypto dealings