It's Thursday, April 10th.
I'm Jane Costa, and this is What A Day,
the show that is contemplating learning a new skill that might prove useful over the next few weeks,
like, say, bond trading.
On today's show, the current head of Immigration and Customs Enforcement lakens deportations to Amazon deliveries,
and Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer makes a guest appearance in the Oval Office for an executive order signing she definitely didn't want to be there for.
But let's start with, what else, tariffs.
When you went to bed on Tuesday night, President Donald Trump was still very excited about tariffs.
Pumped.
In fact, at the National Republican Congressional Committee President's dinner Tuesday night,
he even claimed that his tariff scheme was going to be a boon to the GOP in the midterms.
And I really think we're helped a lot by the tariff situation that's going on,
which is a good situation, not a bad, it's great, it's going to be legendary.
You watch legendary in a positive way, I have to say, it's going to be legendary.
But on Wednesday, very high tariffs on dozens of countries, including one that's only occupied by a U.S.
military base and another that's an island almost entirely inhabited by penguins,
stop being such a good idea, I guess, because the White House backed down.
And that's not just me saying that.
Here's Fox News contributor Charlie Gasparino.
I mean, let's be clear what happened.